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Our Service PledgeBeacon Hill Jewelers:
Jewels Fit For Royalty! Specializing in Estate Jewelry & Watches. At Beacon Hill Jewelers we offer a wide selection of Quality Estate and Vintage Jewelry & Watches to fit every budget. We are always happy to offer Flexible Layaway Plans on all pieces over $500 with no fees. We also offer Free Sizing on All Engagement Rings as our Gift to You.
We know that purchasing a piece of Estate Jewelry, especially an Engagement Ring is a big decision for you. We want to make sure that you are always 100% satisfied with your purchase. Our convenient Love it Or Leave It return policy allows you to return your Non Customized purchase within 3 days, for any reason. For Layaway/Multiple Payment purchases we offer the same convenient return policy with a Beacon Hill Jewelers store credit. Customized items are returnable for a store credit under some circumstances, less the customization fees~Please inquire prior to ordering as these charges vary from item to item. Purchases paid for with a Credit Card will incur a 4% service charge if returned~This does not apply to PayPal purchases that are paid for with a credit card.
Every piece we sell has it's own Unique Personality, and Style, our Jewelry is an extension of your own Self.
About UsBeacon Hill Jewelers~When only extraordinary will do.
At Beacon Hill Jewelers we take pride in accommodating our customers needs. We offer flexible Layaway options, accept a wide variety of payment options and offer safe international shipping. We also are happy to offer sizing and customization on most pieces. For items being given as a gift that require sizing it is important to note that sizing generally requires up to 5 business days. Sizing can often be expedited on request depending on our current workload and on the ring being sized.
Every week we receive numerous emails from satisfied customers regarding their purchases from us. We are very proud to say that we have a strong return clientele who purchase from us regularly~A testament to our customer service & high quality estate jewelry. Below are actual emails received from our customers, take a look what our customers say about us:
I just wanted you to know that I received your 1ct saphire
butterfly ring Friday evening from my now fiance. It is
BEAUTIFUL! I looked at your store and he definitely has my
permission to buy many more things from you! I just thought
you'd like to hear from a very satisfied and very, very happy
Kimberly, USA, December 2013
Dear Beacon Hill Jewelers,
Thank you for the ring. It is beautiful.
Monika, Quatar
January 2013
Stunning Art Deco Orange Blossom Platinum Engagement Ring by Traub
~Monika is a repeat customer of ours who has purchased several antique and vintage diamond rings from us.
Hello--The FABULOUS ring made it yesterday!!! It is more
fabulous than I ever dreamed. I love it!! I wore it to my
jewelers today and all the girls noticed it and said they LOVED
my ring. :) Thanks so much--I love your rings!!
Barb, Missouri
January 2013
Stunning 3.08ct Diamond & Sapphire Engagement Ring in Platinum $10,975
~Barbara is a repeat customer of ours who has purchased several beautiful antique Platinum and Diamond rings from us.
I Received my ring today, absolutely love it thank you so much. You said I would love it and I do,
Thanks so much
Vickie, Oklahoma
January 2013
Art Deco Filigree .81ct Diamond Engagement Ring in Platinum $3695
Beacon Hill Jewelers,
I just wanted to thank you for my stunning ring. I absolutely love it and it fits perfectly! Super quick service also.
I would have no qualms about dealing with Beacon Hill Jewelers in the future or recommending you to others.
Amber, Australia
August 2012
Roaring Twenties Platinum, Diamond, & Ruby Engagement Ring $5795
Just received the ring and it is beautiful! The sizing is
perfect. Thanks so much for a great experience.
Louise, New York
August 2012
Blossoming Floral 1.50 carat Sapphire & Diamond Ring
Dear Beacon Hill Jewelers,
Just a quick note to let you know I recieved this beautiful
necklace today safely. Thank you so much for working with me on the lay away plan and adding the 2 chain extentions, it works out perfectly! The necklace is even more beautiful in life then in a photo. Thank you again, I will treasure it forever, I really love it!!!
Debra, Illinois
August 2012
Elaborate 1920's Art Deco Nephrite Jade & Pearl Necklace
Dear Beacon Hill Jewelers,
Thank you for the most exquisite and beautiful ring for my
fiance. It was exactly as described, but the pictures didn't
capture the true quality and brilliance of the diamond and
sapphires. This was the most expensive online purchase I have ever made, but would do it again with you in a heart beat! Your service, given my delivery and time constraints was exemplary.
My expectations were exceeded in every manner and I would
recommend you without hesitation.
Thank You,
Kevin, Florida
July 2012
A Trio of Perfection. Platinum, Diamond, & Sapphire Engagement Ring $7995
Beacon HIll Jewelers~
Just wanted to let you know that I received the two little saphire eternity bands. They will be perfect for what I need them for. I also have a platinum saphire and diamond ring that is to large it is a size 6 and my ring size is a 4 1/2 to 5 I can put one of these bands one each side and now keep the ring on and it looks beautiful! Plus how much fun will these cute little bands be! Thank you again for your patience and time. Have a great weekend! We got hit with about 7 inches of snow here last night! Winter is back!! :)
Caroline, Michigan
February 2012
Pair of Estate Sapphire & White Gold Eternity Bands
Beacon Hill~
I received my ring this morning. Thank you much, it's extraordinary! I can't stop staring at it!
Danielle, Sgt. USMC
February 2012
Estate Diamond & Sapphire Ring in Rose & White Gold
Beacon Hill~
Thanks so much for making this happen... and with a day to spare! ;)
Arthur, New York NY
December 2011
Estate Platinum & Diamond Engagement Ring
Beacon Hill-
It's Perfect! Thank you soo much for working with me on the Customs and Credit Card issues! This was my first big international purchase and you made it a very easy one! For me the choice is crystal clear for my next purchase, Beacon Hill Jewelers.
Jess M, Singapore July 2011
Art Deco Diamond & Ruby Studded Platinum Gruen Wristwatch
~Jess has since conducted multiple transactions with us over the past two years, including sending us over half a dozen of her Platinum and Diamond ladies wristwatches for servicing and repair.
I LOVE IT!! Thanks so much.
Sally M, Virginia June 2011
Classic & Classy! Vintage Engagement Ring 1/5 Carats
Dear Beacon Hill Jewelers:
Thanks so much for you e-mail. The ring arrived safe and sound and it is REALLY beautiful. I've been looking for one like it for years, so I'm so happy I found you on Ruby Lane. And thanks for your speedy responses to my e-mails, for sizing the ring, and for the quick delivery! I will definitely check out your new inventory and "bookmark" your site.
Jaimie K, California June 2011
Enchanting Vintage Flower Yellow Gold Pearl & Garnet Ring
Dear Beacon Hill Jewelers:
The watch arrived yesterday right on time. It is great. Thank you soo much for working with me, and making this purchase possible for me. My husband loves his new Rolex.
Mary T, Mississippi July 2011
Mens Rolex Datejust, 18 Karat Gold & Steel, White Dial
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The Authority of the Church
Today's passage is a proof text for question and answer 85 of the Heidelberg Catechism, which deals with how church discipline opens and shuts the door to the kingdom of heaven. Excommunication shuts the door by declaring that the excommunicated ...Read More
Wild Olive Branches
As fallen human beings, we are constantly tempted to believe that the reason we are Christians is that we are somehow better than others. Even within the church, we are tempted to believe that we have a monopoly on God's ...Read More
Sin's Perversion of the Law
In Romans 7:11, Paul says that sin uses the law to deceive fallen people. There are many ways that this can happen, but one of them is that sin often takes things that the law says are good in themselves ...Read More
God's Promise to Abraham
Obviously, God cannot cease being God. Thus, there is no chance that the Lord will fail to keep His promise to Abraham. As we look at history, we see that our Creator is keeping His pledge to the patriarch. Abraham ...Read More
Paul's Ministry at Philippi
Paul never asked the civil magistrate to sponsor the Gospel. Following Jesus' advice, the disciples avoided conflict with the "powers that be." When calling on the magistrate was pointedly useful to the Gospel, however, the apostles did so. Here Paul ...Read More
The Law and the Promises
Christians are no longer under the curse of the Law (Gal. 3:13–14). Yet until we are glorified, the presence of sin within us clouds our minds, preventing us on many occasions from seeing the truth about our own deeds and ...Read More
The Oaks of Mamre
Matthew Henry comments: "It becomes those whom God has blessed with plenty to be liberal and open-hearted." The Lord does not bless people so that they will keep that blessing all for themselves. Instead, He wants us to share our ...Read More
God is in the Details
The control God exercises over everything that ever happens demonstrates that there is some significance to all that we do. In turn, this means that we should give thought to our actions and how we spend our time. The Lord ...Read More
Living in the Spirit
Martin Luther offers the following application: God is no respecter of persons, and since all believers serve Him by the same faith with the same Spirit, the layman who faithfully uses the gift the Lord has given him pleases God ...Read More
Appearances Can Be Deceiving
God's law is good, but in itself cannot put the flesh to death because the problem is not simply that we do not obey the Lord but that we do not want to obey Him apart from the grace He ...Read More
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Aficionados of old toys, particularly building kits like Erector and Meccano, or prewar tinplate trains made by companies like Lionel and Marx, know all too well that the tin plating on unpainted parts can wear off with time, and with it, bring unsightly rust.
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SHAWNEE, Kan., Jan. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- With 27 years of experience in myriad aspects of the healthcare industry, Barbara Gail Kimberlin-Murphy reveals the behind-the-scenes knowledge she's cultivated in her new nonfiction guidebook, "Secrets Revealed By A Medical Collector, The Patient's Guide to Avoiding Bankruptcy" (published by AuthorHouse).
Kimberlin-Murphy informs and empowers the American medical patient and medical community with the top 10 secrets that patients need to know to avoid bankruptcy. As a personal witness to the pitfalls and traps of the healthcare industry, Kimberlin-Murphy provides invaluable advice and guidance for patients experiencing additional financial hardships on top of physical stress. "For every bankruptcy filed by a fearful patient, another newly available medical idea has either been postponed, or permanently put on hold, until our medical providers have the finances in place," Kimberlin-Murphy writes. "Our medical providers are primarily our physicians and hospitals. Our national healthcare system is suffering because of the fear our patients experience."
"Secrets Revealed By A Medical Collector, The Patient's Guide to Avoiding Bankruptcy" is written in layman's terms for patients, physicians and even Medicaid and Medicare programs. Kimberlin-Murphy explains what is happening behind closed doors and who benefits from the provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). One piece of advice about liens on patients' houses Kimberlin-Murphy offers is:
Some Corporate America-based hospitals will put a lien on a patient's home when the individual leaves one of its hospitals. It will remain there until the hospital is paid in full. This is, by far, the most surprising secret of all to patients. Absolutely no one from a Corporate America-based hospit
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The 2015 ICSC Foundation Asia Pacific Community Support Awards recognize and promote the most outstanding examples of social responsibility by shopping centers in the region. The winner will be entered into the Albert Sussman International Community Support Award competition which will announced at next year's RECon. Apply today!
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Chris Griffith: The classic look back at inventory
How do you really know if now is a great time to buy? That's a question I was asked a few days ago by someone who is looking at the real estate market in our area. They've been following the prices but also worried by negative, conflicting reports in the news.
Picking on Florida real estate is now a sport and sadly most of the time we, Southwest Florida, get lumped in with the row of vacant towers on Miami Beach and other points of slaughter still digging out from under their inventory.
So, how is a buyer supposed to know when the best time to buy is? As a buyer you might have educated yourself on the area, the closing procedures and the pricing but you want to know that you're not "getting in too soon."
The pundits will tell you that you can't gauge the bottom and that the market is like a pendulum swinging, you can't tell it's passed the mid point at the bottom until it's already begun to swing upward. What they don't tell you in the "now is a great time to buy commercials" is how to calculate if it's really is a great time to buy in your city or neighborhood of choice.
Inventory and location are the two factors to consider when deciding whether or not to purchase real estate. For the sake of the buyer that was in a quandary about moving forward, we did a couple of simple calculations to determine how much inventory was in the neighborhood they were considering.
It's called an absorption rate and it determined, for this buyer, that there was six months of inventory in the community. Six months is a balanced market, by the way. It was only a few years ago that there was 17 years of inventory in this very neighborhood, which drove prices down. Yes, you read that right … 17 years.
The current six month of inventory is actually misleading, and not in a bad way, because there are really only three active units and a pile of pending sales not yet closed which is creating illusion that there is more inventory. A typical buyer would have not suspected that the values in that neighborhood have actually risen 9 percent over the last year due to the lack of inventory.
Since its summer and I had a little time on my hands and it got me thinking about the real estate market as a whole. Just for giggles I did a broad stroke of the Southwest Florida brush and calculated the inventory for single family homes in the multiple listing system.
The total came up to about 12 months of inventory which really shouldn't mean a whole lot to you unless you've been watching the market and knew that two years ago there was a little more than 26 months of inventory.
Bad news sells so you probably wouldn't ordinarily hear about that sort of market improvement. If you were expecting news like half of the real estate inventory being absorbed to be trumpeted by television media portals we should have emailed it to Sarah Palin so they could have at least discovered it.
Keep in mind that lumped in that 12 month pile are likely neighborhoods with far more inventory than 12 months and even some with less. The point is that you need to get those hyper local figures from your real estate agent prior to even placing an offer.
Finding out existing inventory and the local absorption rate for the city, the neighborhood or even the street should be a step in your decision making. If your real estate agent can't do those figures for you, you've probably got the wrong real estate agent.
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THURSDAY, Aug. 25 (HealthDay News) -- An exhaustive new report from experts at the Institute of Medicine finds that children's vaccines are typically safe, with bad reactions occurring only rarely and then not causing any lasting medical problems.
The IOM committee also agreed that there is no evidence supporting a connection between certain vaccines and the later onset of conditions such as autism or type 1 diabetes in kids.
The purported link between the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism, especially, has been hotly contested, both in the media and the courts in recent years. In 2010, the British researcher behind a 1998 study that was pivotal in suggesting such a link was accused of fraud and the journal that published it has since retracted the research.
In its review, the IOM committee examined more than 1,000 studies, looking for problems possibly related to vaccines, such as seizures, inflammation of the brain and fainting, as well as longer-term issues.
"We looked at eight different vaccines and a number of adverse effects, and what we found is that there is very little evidence that vaccines cause adverse events," said committee chair Dr. Ellen Wright Clayton, professor of pediatrics and law, and director of the Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society at Vanderbilt University.
"And most of the adverse events that there is evidence for tend to be time-limited," she said.
The report was requested by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to provide a scientific base for deciding on compensation for people claiming injury from any of the eight vaccines covered by the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. The program was set up in 1988, and last February the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the 1986 law that created the program.
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Trial (1955 film)
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|Don Mankiewicz
|Glenn Ford
Dorothy McGuire
Arthur Kennedy
Juano Hernandez
|Music by
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|Robert L. Surtees
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Trial is a 1955 American film directed by Mark Robson based on the novel written by Don Mankiewicz. It stars Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuire, Arthur Kennedy, and Juano Hernandez. It is about a Mexican boy accused of rape and murder; originally victimized by prejudiced accusers, he becomes a pawn of his communist defender, whose propaganda purposes would be best served by a verdict of guilty.
Angel Chavez (Rafael Campos) is a Mexican American who lives in the small California town of San Juno. During an annual event called Bass Night held at the town beach, he wanders onto the beach, off-limits to Mexican Americans. There he meets a non-Hispanic girl from his high school class. After she suffers a heart attack and dies, Angel is arrested and charged with murder.
At the state university, a law professor, David Blake (Glenn Ford), is told he can no longer teach because he has never appeared in court to defend a client. Blake asks if he would be able to teach in the fall semester if he finds work with a law firm for the summer and gets courtroom experience. The dean agrees and Blake finds work at a small law firm run by Bernard Castle (Arthur Kennedy). Castle wants to defend Angel and agrees to hire Blake to handle the case. Castle and Angel's mother (Katy Jurado) travel to New York City to raise money to defend Angel. Castle leaves his law clerk Abbe Nyle (Dorothy McGuire) to help Blake, and they fall in love.
During the selection of the jury, Blake is called to New York to join Castle at a rally. Blake discovers that Castle is a leader of a Communist group, and is using Blake as a propaganda tool to raise funds and rally the group's membership. Blake is insulted by being betrayed by Castle but returns to San Juno to see the trial through to the end and represent Angel's interests.
Castle returns at the end of the trial and forces Blake to put the young Chavez on the stand to testify. Blake realizes that Castle wants Chavez be subjected to a harsh cross-examination that will ensure his conviction. Castle will be able to better utilize Chavez's case as a fundraising tool for the Communist Party if Chavez is found guilty and made a martyr through his execution. Blake remains on the case to attempt to protect Chavez as best he can, but in the cross-examination goes as poorly as feared and Chavez is found guilty.
After the verdict, Blake is fired as counsel so Castle can control the sentencing of the youth. Blake arrives at the court at the last minute and asks that the court use a technicality, Chavez's status as a minor, to send the boy to juvenile State Industrial School where he will be kept as a ward of the state until he is "reformed" rather than be hanged. The judge agrees to this and the boy is not sentenced to death. Meanwhile, Castle, who has tried to race bait the African-American judge (Juano Hernandez) during the sentencing, is found in contempt of court and sentenced to 30 days in the County jail. Blake and Nyle leave the court together.
According to MGM records the film earned $2,312,000 in the US and Canada and $993,000 elsewhere resulting in a profit of $518,000.[1]
Awards and nominations[edit]
- Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor (nomination) - Arthur Kennedy
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{Vintage} CLOTHING & LIFESTYLE [past/present/future]
To gain true style, it takes far more than the inaugural observation of trends. A part of it is the fearlessness of wearing your heart on your literal sleeve—showcasing fashion that is individual and couldn't be crafted by anyone besides you. But timeless style is as much about pushing the social boundaries of your time, as it is about what looks good on your body.
Our next style divinity is named Helene Cixous , a woman who encapsulates this entirely.
She is no actress, nor is she a model. Instead, she is an extremely unique professor at Cornell University who has published over 70 works of writing and has been one of the forerunners in contemporary feminist theory.
Cixous beats the stereotype of the bland, overworked professor and turns her passion for philosophy and literature into something hip and admirable. Her outfits are charged with loud patterns, including leopard, tribal, floral, and geometric. Printed clothing has always existed as a statement. It immediately asserts your presence, your dominance, and effortlessly communicates a feisty persona.
Although Cixous can often exhibit eccentricity through her clothing, she manages to pair it with poise and grace. This strong French intellectual maintains a sweet, yet inquisitive expression in all of her photographs. She proudly holds up her head, but her eyes look like they're filled with a softness that comes from many experiences and many books read.
Cixous is the embodiment of a strong woman with a strong style, unafraid to speak her mind and unafraid to show her body. Now 76, she was also unafraid to run around on the career playing field with the men who dominated her philosophical studies. Instead, she beat them with her intellect, grit and, yes, sexuality.
She is one of the leaders of poststructuralist feminist theory and is fascinated by our relationship with sexuality and language. One of her famous essays is entitled "The Laugh of the Medusa" (1975), where she calls all women to fight against the male-dominated literary industry and produce stories that are true to their lives and their sexuality.
"Woman must write herself: must write about women and bring women to writing, from which they have been driven away as violently as from their bodies-for the same reasons, by the same law, with the same fatal goal. Woman must put herself into the text-as into the world and into history-by her own movement." Cixous, Helene. The Laugh of the Medusa. Signs. Vol. 1, No. 4, Cixous, Hélène. p. 875-893, Summer 1976. (English).
Cixous is unafraid to backlash against what she sees as patriarchal norms, but she does it with elegance and style. Her timeless style comes from her bravery in challenging and changing contemporary thought, through her writing, her speech and as well as through her clothing.
One last thing enjoyable about this style divinity is her use of clothing as commentary. Clothing can be read like writing. What you wear is your visual diary.
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"Bird watching and hunting are also huge economically," he noted, "and marshes also filter runoff from the mainland to provide cleaner water to the bays."
Feagin said the marshes also play a role in building new land because the plants slow down rising tide water, causing suspended sediment to settle, resulting in layers of land over time.
"Prior to Ike, we tested this near Galveston by killing the marsh plants in one area to compare surface elevation change with a nearby marsh where we left the plants alone," he said. "We found that the plants did help build land elevation prior to the hurricane."
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The first floor housed Kipling's carriage and a greenhouse. Servants' quarters were upstairs.
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Robert Nichols is the Memorial's Senior Editor, a post he has held since 2000, except for a two-year stint in 2009–10, when he worked as a freelance editor based in Tasmania. He has edited more than 60 exhibitions and more than 20 books.
Robert originally came to the Memorial as an Education Officer in 1995. Between 1996 and 2001 he worked in Gallery Development, putting together exhibitions for a new Orientation Gallery and later for Anzac Hall. Originally a history teacher in Sydney, he came to Canberra in 1990 to undertake a PhD in philosophy at the Australian National University, where he then taught before coming to the Memorial. For many years he also taught introductory courses in philosophy and workshops on critical thinking at the ANU's Centre for Continuing Education.
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Review, Dictionary of battles: a guide to 8,500 battles from antiquity to the twenty-first century, by Tony Jaques, Wartime, 38, 2007
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(With Laura Back),Threads: the tapestries and textiles of Cotehele House (Cotehele House, Cornwall: National Trust 2006)
"The night war came to Sydney", Wartime, 33, 2005
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"A small irony of war", Wartime, 24, 2003
"The capture of the Amiens gun", Wartime, 23, 2003
"The battle of Bismarck Sea", Wartime, 21, 2003
"Hackneyed, slipshod writing", review of Gallipoli: our last man standing: the extraordinary life of Alec Campbell by Jonathan King, and Gallipoli: the Turkish story by Kevin Fewster, Vecihi Basarin and Hatice Basarin, Canberra Times, 3 May 2003
Review, The First World War: Volume 1: To arms, by Hew Strachan, Wartime, 20, 2002
"In defence of punctuation* ... (*and footnotes)", ABC Radio National website, transcript of Lingua Franca talk, 29 September 2002
"Ellis Ashmead-Bartlett 1881–1931", Wartime, 18, 2002
"Short-lived menace", Wartime, 17, 2002
Review, The Second World War: a people's history by Joanna Burke, Wartime, 17, 2002
"Two perceptions of Pearl Harbor", Wartime, 16, 2001
"Beached and done for: the Sydney–Emden fight", Wartime, 15, 2001
Review, Exhibiting authenticity by David Phillips, Museums National, 8, 1999
"Outside the wire: A new education program at the Australian War Memorial", Teaching History, 30, 1996
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"Publishing the institutional book: brave new world or the ultimate vanity press?", Fourth International Conference of the Book, Emerson College, Boston, MA, USA, 20–22 October 2006
"The art and politics of museum labels", Department of Arts and Humanities, Institute of Education, University of London, 10 May 2006
"The ethics of editing", National Conference of Australasian Societies of Editors, Brisbane, 18 July 2003
"Second World War resources on the Memorial's website", Macquarie University Education Conference, Sydney, 16 October 2003
"Sydney under attack, 1942", National History Teachers' Conference, National Maritime Museum, Sydney, 31 May 2002
"Recent changes at the Australian War Memorial and the development of Anzac Hall", Energising History Conference 2000, Sydney, 6 March 2000
"The challenge of change", Social Education Association of Australia Biennial National Conference, Perth, WA, 27 September 1999
"Interpreting Gallipoli for the 21st century", History Teachers of Australia Association Annual National Conference, Perth, 29 September 1999
"'Communication techniques", IMAGE Australia Conference, New Parliament House, Canberra, ACT, 18 July 1998
"Outside the wire: a new education program at the Australian War Memorial", presentation to the NSW History Teachers' Association Annual Conference, 30 March 1996
"Backward causation and the fixity of the past", Australasian Association of Philosophy Conference, Australian National University, Canberra, 4 July 1994


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Nicolas Colsaerts set a tournament record at the Volvo China Open on Sunday, finishing at 24 under to win by four shots over a group of four players.
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Nicolas Colsaerts eagled the first hole and went on to shoot a 6-under 66 Saturday to take a one-shot lead after the third round of the Volvo China Open on the European Tour.
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Jamie Donaldson of Wales made 11 birdies for a second-round 61 Friday at the Volvo China Open, soaring to the top of the leaderboard of the European Tour event.
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Rory McIlroy birdied his final hole to take a two-stroke lead Saturday in the weather-hit Maybank Malaysian Open, while Masters champion Charl Schwartzel barely made the cut for the third round.
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CAN we now say, enough is enough? LetŌĆÖs ban all fraternities altogether.
There is a growing number of shrill voices against these student organizations who use hazing to initiate new ŌĆ£brothers.ŌĆØ The latest victim is the killing of De La Salle-College of St. Benilde sophomore Guillo Cesar Servando, a Bacole├▒o.
Suspected of the crime are 11 members of the Tau Gamma Phi fraternity, not it seems the Alpha Kappa Rho (Akrho). The young Servando was hit with a paddle in his lower extremities and back that may have also affected his kidneys.
Why these ŌĆ£brothersŌĆØ would whip their brother black-and-blue or even risk killing them, is beyond me. The argument is that inflicting physical punishment is to test of loyalty of the new brothers to the fraternity. With ŌĆ£brothersŌĆØ like these, who needs enemies?
In my time at the State University in Diliman, the fraternities Beta Sigma, Alpha Phi Omega, and Tau Gamma Phi tried to recruit me.
It would be logical for me to join any of these frats. After all, my father was a member of the Upsilon Sigma Phi. He counts as his brods Ferdinand E. Marcos and Jovito Salonga. Two of my brothers joined Beta Sigma and Tau Gamma Phi.
Yet I never made the plunge to ŌĆ£belongŌĆØ to any of these frats. Reason: I refuse to be involved in frat rumbles. I was willing to fight the Marcos dictatorship but not fellow students who brag that theyŌĆÖre handsomer than other frats. (DonŌĆÖt laugh, these are some of the childish arguments for bashing the heads of the rival frats).
I have no problem with initiation rites if one has to join a frat. But when these rites of passages use physical violence, I draw the line.
Unfortunately, since my college years and well into the 21st century, hurting ŌĆō and even killing ŌĆō oneŌĆÖs brother has become the norm.
In fact, it has worsened. Back then, quitters are rejected by the frat circuit. Once one is out, heŌĆÖll be out for the rest of his life.
Now, itŌĆÖs different. Says Aurelio Cesar J. Servando, the victimŌĆÖs father, quitters are ŌĆ£threatenedŌĆØ with death.
So away with all frats? ItŌĆÖs time to ban them from our universities?
Not yet. Hazing is not co-terminous with frat initiation rites. I remember DadŌĆÖs stories on Upsilon initiation rites.
A neo is blindfolded and twirled until he lost his sense of direction. Then he was brought to a step, told that if he took another step, he might fall off from a tall building. Should he use his common sense and trust his would-be brothers that they would not let him come to harm?
The dictator Ferdinand E. Marcos banned frats when he declared martial law, but failed to abolish them. He just drove them to go underground. And the frats persisted as before with the hazing.
School and police authorities should strictly enforce the Anti-Hazing Law to prevent serious injuries and deaths of students who join fraternities.
And more importantly, frat leaders have to learn to police their ranks.
As the Anti-Hazing law put it in its implementing rules and regulations, ŌĆ£officers, former officers, or alumni of the organization, group, fraternity or sorority who actually planned the hazing although not present when the acts constituting the hazing were committed shall be liable as principals.ŌĆØ
Find the killers of the young Servando. But also hold to account the leaders of the Tau Gamma Phi.
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Dr. Richard E. Aguila, a periodontist with Contemporary Implant Dentistry & Periodontics, now uses the Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure (LANAP) to treat gum or periodontal disease. Patients in Jacksonville that have been concerned about gum disease treatment and have a fear of going under the scalpel may appreciate this technologically advanced protocol that utilizes lasers. The procedure is designed to target and remove diseased gum tissue and the bacteria that cause gum disease without adversely affecting healthy gums.
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According to Gene Ferrette of the Florida Times-Union, Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew denies that he was fined $800,000 by the Jags for holding out throughout training camp.
Jones-Drew repeatedly emphasized that it was inaccurate, saying: "Make sure you guys report that was false."
The Jaguars' running back declined to be specific about any fine amount, whether it was less or more than $800,000, or even acknowledge that he was even fined. He has followed the company line of general manager Gene Smith in saying that it was an internal matter and offered no further comment.
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Russia's Putin orders troops in military exercise back to base
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered troops that took part in military exercises this week to return to base, Russian news agencies quoted the Kremlin spokesman as saying on Tuesday.
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London attractions: Lebanese artist hits headlines at the Tate
Published: Tuesday 30th of April 2013
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The Tate modern is a name which is synonymous with art in the UK, and is ideal if you are on the hunt for things to do in London.
Hardly a week goes by when an exhibition or artist associated with the Tate is not in the headlines, and this week is no exception.
Meet Saloua Raouda Choucair, a 97 year old artist from Lebanon who appeared in the media this week after having work displayed at the Tate.
Her exhibition runs from April 17th until October 20th and features modernist paintings by the artist.
It is the first time that Choucair has had work displayed in the UK and is the first time she has been widely recognised for her pieces.
Along with their usual collections and exhibitions, guests will also get the chance to see the Kurt Schwitters which will also be featured at the museum.
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Explore England's literary history at Foyles Bookshop for things to do in London
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Thread: "Inside" vs. "Outside" Machinest
03-29-2006, 08:27 AM #1Senior Member
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Here in the Tidewater area are located several ship yards; new construction, repairs, etc. I often see ads seeking "Outside Machinists" but never actually knew what the difference was.
Well, here it is:
Machinist, Inside
a. Simple and difficult drill press work
b. Simple and difficult shaper work
c. Simple and difficult lathe work
d. Simple and difficult milling machine work
e. Simple and difficult vertical and horizontal boring mill work
f. Planer work
g. Simple and difficult dismantling and erecting work
h. Grinding work
i. Simple and difficult turret lathe work
j. Lay out work
Machinist, Outside
a. Disassemble or dismantle valves; inspect for wear/replacement; assemble
b. Install stanchions and hand rails for gratings and ladders
c. Dismantle pumps and minor auxiliary machinery; inspect; assemble
d. Install piping for steam, exhaust, suction, discharge, heating, refrigerating, from plans
e. Dismantle deck machinery; repair
f. Dismantle main engines; inspect; repair
g. Inspect turbines
h. Remove propellor wheel, line, tail shafts; install
i. Run horizontal and vertical lines for alignment of engine;
j. Overhaul and repair refrigerating machinery
k. Dismantle, overhaul, assemble generator governors
Ref: Major Trades at the Brooklyn Navy Yard During the first half of the Twentieth Century
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03-29-2006, 08:54 AM #2Diamond
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Up here, I think we call them 'outside machinists' by the term 'millright'.
03-29-2006, 10:08 AM #3Aluminum
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They call em outside machinists is Seattle but in Eastern Washington they are called mill wrights.
03-29-2006, 07:32 PM #4Titanium
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Yep, known as millwrights here too.
Wow, this makes me "amphibious!"
03-30-2006, 12:42 AM #6Member
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I worked 20 years as an "Outside Machinist" At Tampa Shipyards in Tampa Florida. I did all the jobs on the list except b and d. All pipeing was done by the pipefitters and handrails were boilermakers jobs. Anywhere else I would be known as a "Millwright".
Inside machinist are like bats; they sta warm and never see the light of day. Outside machinist are like cow $hit and melt in the rain, bake dry in the sun, or freeze in winter.
03-30-2006, 06:12 AM #8Aluminum
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I worked as an Inside Machinist at Jeffboat in Jeffersonville,Indiana for a little while when I got out of the Navy. They build barges, tugs, and have built several riverboats. Outside machinists were part of our shop, but as everyone here has mentioned they are mill wrights.
03-30-2006, 09:14 AM #9Senior Member
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No shipyards here in the Az desert, but the London Bridge is here! I live close to a large copper mine and the machinists there have to go out and tear down what ever is broken and bring the parts into the shop for rebuilding. Maybe a bearing goes bad on a conveyor belt thats way up in the air.
03-30-2006, 04:19 PM #10Hot Rolled
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When I started my apprenticeship here in Australia in 1960 it was as a "fitter & turner".
During the course of such an apprenticeship, those who displayed an aptitude for "fitting" would be steered that way whilst those who displayed an aptitude for "turning" would be steered towards machining.
In an Australian general engineering shop the bloke who did the duties listed for an "outside machinist" would be called a fitter. There is/was no single word for the bloke who did the "inside machinist" work; he might be called a lathe operator, a machine operator or a machinist.
The terms "inside/outside machinist" were not, to my knowledge, used here.
03-30-2006, 08:31 PM #11Hot Rolled
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I had an employee who always talked about his years "millwrighting in Canada" so I finally had to ask a marine engineer friend what that is. He thought for a minute and said, " well, its pretty much a machinist that can't run a lathe..."


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State issues advisories on eating fish from Hartwell, other lakes
For the 33rd consecutive year, Hartwell Lake is under a do-not-eat-the-fish advisory.
On Tuesday, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control placed Hartwell, Jocassee, Russell and Thurmond lakes under advisories for various species of game fish.
The department is advising people not to eat hybrid bass and striped bass taken from any part of Hartwell Lake. All species of fish pulled from 12-mile Creek, the Seneca River arm of the lake and the Tugaloo arm in Georgia have been placed on do-not-eat advisories.
Channel catfish and largemouth bass pulled from Hartwell should be eaten only once a month.
Jocassee, Russell, and Thurmond lakes have been placed under limited-consumption advisories for largemouth bass and spotted bass.
Lakes Keowee, Secession and Greenwood are not under a fish advisory, nor is Broadway Lake.
The cause of the Hartwell Lake advisory is the amount of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs, found in fish sampled by the state health department. It is found in fish fat, not muscle.
Mercury is also part of the advisory, but Hartwell is the only lake on the state's list that is contaminated with PCBs, said James B. Glover, manager of the health department's aquatic biology section.
"This is a well-documented situation for Hartwell Lake," Glover said. "PCB was released into Hartwell Lake decades ago, before people understood the health effects, and it's still in the water and sediment, and the fish. PCB doesn't break down. As a result, it biomagnifies itself in the bodies of the fish."
Glover said biomagnification refers to the way a substance goes from low to high concentration levels as it moves up the food chain.
"A larger fish carrying PCB eats a smaller fish and absorbs the PCB from the smaller fish - that's a layman's way of understanding how the process works," he said.
The first PCB-related fish advisory for Hartwell Lake was in 1976, according to a case study of the Sangamo Western Plant by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
The Pickens County plant used PCBs in building electric capacitors, the study said.
PCB sediment concentrations have decreased steadily in the past 33 years, according to the study, but certain species of fish still have higher-than-normal concentrations.
PCB concentrations in expectant mothers can harm unborn children, according to the Department of Health and Environmental Control's Web site.
The department suggests that properly cooking affected fish can reduce the amount of PCB people eat. Suggested cooking methods include broiling, baking, and poaching. Removing as much fat as possible before cooking is also a good idea.
For fish under a mercury advisory, cooking and cleaning cannot remove the contaminant because it is stored in the meat. A mercury advisory is in effect for every lake from Jocassee down the length of the Savannah River to the Atlantic Coastal Plain.
Donnie McCulley, an employee at Lake Hartwell Fishing and Marine near Portman Marina, said eating fish contaminated with PCBs and mercury hasn't posed a problem for the hundreds of anglers who read the advisories posted in the bait shop each week.
"People ask about it, but mostly they say they've been eating the fish for years and it hasn't killed 'em yet," McCulley said. "Out-of-towners tend to worry more, but even then it doesn't stop them from pulling fish from the lake and taking them home."
Glover said mercury advisories are the norm for nearly every state. "Forty-eight of the 50 states have mercury advisories because of the level of fossil-fuel consumption, which is the biggest contributor to mercury release into the environment," he said. "The other two states would probably have advisories, too, but they don't have the funding to do the tests."
Glover said drinking water is not a concern when it comes to mercury but eating fish flesh contaminated with it poses a threat.
"We just want people to make informed decisions about their activities, which is why we post these advisories," he said.
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Issues with mixed-mode rendering...
This is an appeal for advise on things to watch out for when doing
mixed-mode rendering. I'm seeing weirdness that I can't account for,
and in one case, wouldn't expect.
In particular, I see one case where some 2D graphics I draw using a
j3DGraphics2D are affected by a ModelClip node. I wouldn't have
expected *anything* in the scene graph to affect the 2D graphics.
In another case, when I draw a small Shape3D while in immediate mode,
the shape draws fine, but it either corrupts the lighting in the scene
graph, or minimally alters the Materials of some objects in the scene
graph (I call it the "lights out" bug, because that is the visual
effect). In this case, I've tried to preserve the state of the
GraphicsContext3D I obtain during the postRender() call from the
Canvas3D before returning, but that hasn't done the trick.
What should I be aware of when drawing using either of a J3DGraphics2D
and/or a GraphicsContext3D; i.e., what operations done in immediate
mode can subsequently influence retained-mode drawing performed by the
rendering thread ?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Rick Brownrigg
I should have been more precise with my terminology. In all cases I am using "mixed-mode" rendering (i.e., drawing from a call to the Canvas3D's postRender() method), when drawing to either a GraphicsConfig3D or a J3DGraphics2D.
Again, what's most puzzling, is that the presence of a ModelClip anywhere in the scene graph should have *any* influence on graphics written via a J3DGraphics2D?
This is probably a bug in Java 3D. If you have a simple test program, please file an issue and attach the test program.
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About a month ago I got the following mail:
Hi Ilse I know you had a RBAC Session at Teched. We tried to scope to multiple OU's as described in this article without any success. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd638181(EXCHG.149).aspx RecipientOrganizationalUnitScope use the syntax: domain /OU 1/OU 2/OU N (where N is the designation of each of the specified OUs). Unfortunately we can't find a real example. Have you ever tried this parameter with multiple OU's Thanks in advance Fabian
Not sure why it wouldn't work as stated in the TechNet Article, it was definitely an interesting question to check out.
In my demo environment I have a few Organizational Units, as can be seen in the print screen here:
The goal would be to create a new group "Studio & Zaventem Admins", and hand that group the right to manage the mail recipients in the Organizational Units Zaventem, and Studio:
First try, create a new rolegroup, called Studio Admins, that will get the role of Mail Recipients, and will be able to manage a recipients located in the OU Studio, using the EMS line:
New-RoleGroup –Name "Studio Admins" –Roles "Mail Recipients" –RecipientOrganizationalUnitScope studio
And this one worked like a charm:
So now time to follow what's specified in the TechNet article:
And enter the following line using the wonderful EMS:
New-RoleGroup –Name "Studio Admins" –Roles "Mail Recipients" –RecipientOrganizationalUnitScope studio,zaventem
But unfortunately, no go…
Using the Exchange Control Panel, no go either….
Does this mean it is impossible to scope a management role to more than one Organizational Unit?
Using nested OU's…or using the power of RecipientFilters…(thank you Bharat Suneja for pointing this out)
Since I'm not using nested OU's, I have to turn to RecipientFilters…
Time to create a custom management scope, which includes the two Organizational Units, by using the RecipientRestrictionFilter.
Problem is that OrganizationalUnit is not in the list of filterable properties, all these properties are listed here:
But, it is possible to use the DistinguishedName, which includes the Organization Unit:
So using the following RecipientRestrictionFilter will cover the two Organization Units in my environment:
New-ManagementScope –Name "Studio & Zaventem Admins" –RecipientRestrictionFilter { (DistinguishedName –Like "*,OU=Studio,DC=Lync,DC=local") –OR (DistinguishedName –Like "*,OU=Zaventem,DC=Lync,DC=local") }
And then creating the new role group, using the previous New-RoleGroup cmdlet, and adding the paramter CustomRecipientWriteScope!
New-RoleGroup –Name "Studio & Zaventem Admins" –Roles "Mail Recipients" –CustomRecipientWriteScope "Studio & Zaventem Admins"
Adding user Studio1 to the newly created Universal Security Group:
Studio1is able to make changes to a mail recipient in OU Zaventem:
and OU Studio:
But not to a user in any other OU:
Mission accomplished… RBAC really is: You Decide Who can do What on Which Objects in Your Exchange Environment!
Is this available in all versions of Exchange 2010? I have SP1 installed and the filter creation failed. Does this require SP2?
This doesn't work in SP3 either. I'm fairly certain they did away with this.
Please Update all Code Samples with working Charsets,i've spenidng an hour in working with your code sample "new-ManagementScope ..." doesnt' work. Result = The dashes are not compatible with ps.
Soulution = Copy Code into notepad and transcripe it.
@Cody,@Jnaranjo: Hopefully this helps others


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Plato has missed the point. His off was a simple racing incident. His problem was more the fact that the run-off area didn't slow him down so he spat into the back and rolled over.
Compared to the V8 Supercars I've been watching, BTCC is going a bit soft. Man up, Jason!