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In here, I'd like to start a dialogue about recovery: what it means to you, how you define it, and what you do to stay healthy. I believe everyone has her own "recovery style" that works for her. The best way to succeed in your recovery is to use your personality and talents to achieve your life's purpose. What is your life's work? When you find out, it opens doors. How do you find out? By assessing what you value so that you can set priorities, and then make the choices that reflect what you need to do to keep in balance and honor your values.
This is a slippery slope. I'm not saying not to try new things, like new foods or hobbies that you've never done and would like to pursue. And I don't believe you necessarily have to say, "This behavior doesn't fit into my life and my style, so I can't do it." Like buying a wool sweater if you ordinarily shop in K-Mart, or supporting a charity that isn't one you would contribute to. You get the idea.
I recommend Caterina Rando's book, Learn to Power Think. I found it on the book sale table at a library. This is my favorite self-help book of all time. I urge you to read it. She does coax us to try something we're usually unlikely to do. For me, that would be cooking a gourmet meal. I'm simply not a cook. I didn't inherit my Italian mother's love of cooking and skill with recipes. (You can tell your Mom loves you when you fail at making sauce, and she doesn't disown you.)
So I'm interested in hearing from others about what you do to stay well and keep healthy, even if you have symptoms. I want to make this perfectly clear: though I consider myself "recovered from" the schizophrenia, that's one moment in time in my life. I'm not so foolish to think I could never relapse again. Under the right conditions, if my life was out of balance, I could possibly have difficulties that I'm not experiencing now. My big mistake when I went off meds was thinking, "This is it, the end of the illness. It's over with."
Recovery involves two things, and if you master them, you're on your way to a better outcome. It involves the conscious devotion to a positive lifestyle, and acting in a loving, nurturing way toward your authentic self. You want to be true to your nature. It takes too much time and energy to be false to yourself. If you like who you are, it shows, and other people want to be around you.
The concept of wellness needs to be expanded. "Normal" is a loaded word that has the potential to do damage when used against those whose lives don't mirror how people live in the mainstream. Could someone still have symptoms, and be recovered? I dare think so. Is recovery possible for most people? Yes, and each person gets to decide for himself whether he's at the place he wants to be, or needs to continue down the road a little farther.
Those of us dealing with psychiatrists, social workers, and others in the mental health system know that we too often can't rely on those "experts" to believe in the possibility that we can recover. Find someone who does, if you meet resistance. It's worth the effort.
As I've said, you know in your heart when something's out of balance, and needs tweaking. You also have the right to determine how you want to live your life. I call myself "recovered from" because I want others to know they shouldn't have to go through hoops and endlessly try to improve, only to have a doctor or other person pooh-pooh your attempts. I love proving such nay sayers wrong! If you believe in yourself, that's all that matters. You're the only one you have to impress.
I suggest you read my blog entry titled, "Optimism and Hope for Successful Treatment Outcomes." The truth is out there. Remission from schizophrenia could happen in as little as six months. Recovery is ongoing, and can happen at any time. It's a process, not an endpoint. And it could happen even if you're not in remission.
One thing I want to make clear: this expert's blog, my memoir, my articles for Schizophrenia Digest, and anything else I write isn't about promoting myself and what I've done. Rather, I consider myself a guide-a scout, if you will-who's been out in the field and wants to bring back the knowledge she's gained to share with others who could benefit. One day, when you find your own voice, I hope you have the courage to speak out.
Let's talk. I'd love to hear your take on this hot topic. Do post comments. I will respond.
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Ive got myself a new Bold. On my original the device always restarted randomly and the 16gb card wouldnt show all my music (and the scanning proccess took about 30 minutes)
Now - I have a replacement - However depite the music being fixed and the device not randomly rebooting - this time its consistantly rebooting - but at a stupid time.
Basically i bought myself one of these cases
Often when in the case it seems to shut down, as if id put it back in the holster. It occurs initially when in the case, as soon as i take it out the bold comes back to life, but consiquently when i put it back in it often goes off again!
at least its consistant but somthing isnt right. My last one didnt do this...! Any ideas? Do i take it back again?!!!
Solved! Go to Solution.
Really disapointed anyone was even able to suggest anything for this......
However I thought i better post a potential solution for those who may encounter it
My issue was because the Bold shutdown/sleep is activated by a magnet in the case and the fasten on my new case was a magnet - when i tucked the back of the case behind the bold (flip case) the magnet on the fastener was activating the holster type shut down!
Hi, I have that same problem of my phone rebooting when ever it feels like it! Now it is about 2 to 3 times a day. Do you think I need to get it replaced? It sounds like that is the only solution that I have seen so far.
This thread is talking about something else, not rebooting. The OP is discussing the sleep function being set off by magnet. (Which it is supposed to do).
Only holster-type cases in which you completely remove your BB from the magnet's vicinity will prevent the sleep funtion from kicking in.
The second poster is talking about random resets -- sounds like you need to try a few things first: get a new SIM card from ATT (or your provider) and see if the SIM card is fried and causing the resets. Second, take a look at the 3rd party programs you have installed. Remove one by one until you find the culprit. Note that any 3rd party apps specifically not indicated for Bold use can cause random problems. Third, you might need to exchange if none of these suggestions apply.


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In any event, it follows a spate of gay-themed films where the one coming out is relieved to hear from their parents (usually father) that "he is a little gay too." The idea that this kind of thing runs in the family is cute too, giving it even more legitimacy.
The frustrated part is that once again, we have a young guy with supposedly everything including a Yale degree and parents with Yale degrees and uncles with Harvard degrees and ballerina girlfriends and a cool career as a chef and yet, the first chance he gets, he allows himself to be totally whipped by his slutty cousin whom he has never met in his life!!! Just like that. Of course there was no problem when mom (aunt) catches them in bed together either and her father tells him to help him butcher a hog because, if you can screw my daughter, you can help me kill a pig! Are things really that loose these days? To ask what was he was thinking is useless. Then, when he does find out the long hidden family "secret" he (and the rest of the "family") seems almost relieved. Watch The Bad Seed and you will know what I mean. And that ending - really? Will he never learn?


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U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati announced today that Jurgen Klinsmann has been relieved of his duties as head coach of the U.S. Men's National Team and Technical Director for U.S. Soccer.
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The Top 7 Problems and Solutions for Interlocking Concrete Pavers
Posted by Tom Bahler on Sat, Mar 03, 2012 @ 12:25 PM
Over the 27 years that Bahler Brothers has been in the paver installation business, we have seen pretty much anything that can go wrong, and have learned from those experiences. This article lists the top 7 problems that we find with interlocking concrete pavers installations and the solutions that we have found to work best for the climate we have here in Connecticut.
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Quality Workmanship for a Paver Patio. Is it worth the price?
Posted by Tom Bahler on Thu, Dec 08, 2011 @ 08:48 AM
How do we know when to pay a little more for something and know it's worth it???
There are many reasons as to why we buy something, and yet it always comes down to a few questions...
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Although this article is fairly brief, it is the basic foundation for building a long lasting paver project in CT.
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At the Drive In Release Title, Cover Art, Track Listing and Second Song from 'Inter alia'
At the Drive In's Cedric Bixler-Zavala describes this latest advance track as "a song about sexual abuse and being able to finally speak out."
At the Drive In's Cedric Bixler-Zavala describes this latest advance track as "a song about sexual abuse and being able to finally speak out."
Crystal Fairy have released their second single and given a release date for their self-titled record.
At the Drive-In have teased us with "Governed by Contagions," their first new music since 2000.
The supergroup has released a single, "Drugs on the Bus," with an album to arrive in February 2017.
Cedric Bixler-Zavala's vocal problems have caused the last six dates on At the Drive-In's reunion tour of North America to be cancelled.
"Violescent" is the first full song released from the self-titled debut EP by the experimental sludge metal supergroup.
Mastodon's Troy Sanders, Queens of the Stone Age's Troy Van Leeuwen, At the Drive-In's Tony Hajjar and Mike Zarin will release an EP and 13-track LP in 2016.
The post-hardcore legends revealed founding member Ward 'will not be joining us on future journeys.'
Ahead of their tour together, ATDI's Rodríguez-López and Le Butcherettes' Gender Bender team up on a sprawling, Western-inspired rendition of "I Feel You."
In honor of Groundhog Day (the holiday, but mostly the Bill Murray flick), we bring you the 16 best bands that couldn't stay together, then couldn't stay apart.


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MCA Roundtable on Talent
Annually, Michigan Colleges Alliance (MCA) brings together member college presidents with business and talent acquisition leaders from major Michigan-based employers to explore young talent development and workplace readiness issues. The MCA Roundtable on Talent was launched in June, 2013 and includes an evening dinner reception with a keynote speaker followed the next day by an in-depth discussion among participants. It is held at the beautiful and iconic Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island. The goal is to better understand employer expectations and improve communications between the developers and employers of young talent in our state.
2016 Roundtable on Talent
The Roundtable on Talent has become a signature program for Michigan Colleges Alliance (MCA), supporting talent goals for business and positioning our network at the forefront of collaborative engagement nationally. Since its inception in 2012, the Roundtable has provided a platform for dialogue and relationship building between partner corporations, and MCA's campus leadership. State-wide corporations select a talent or other thought leader to participate in the event. Previous Roundtables included representatives from 40 - 50 companies in Michigan, including Ford, Whirlpool, Stryker Instruments, Quicken, Bissell, FCA, Enterprise, Hayworth, Towers Watson, Meijer, Masco, Cooper Standard, Kellogg's, Kelly Services, Comerica, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and others.
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This summer's program, June 27 - 28, 2016, at the Grand Hotel will build on this success. We will utilize a Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) framework and methodologies to explore exciting new opportunities in corporate and higher education collaboration, advancing workforce and talent outcomes. Dr. Andrea Simon, a nationally recognized Blue Ocean author and consultant, will facilitate the session based on the best-selling book (and business strategy movement it inspired) by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne. BOS is one of the most prolific models used today and provides a compelling path to value innovation for all attendees.
Invited MCA Campus and Corporate Partner Participants
- MCA Campus Presidents; Provosts or Selected Faculty, and Chief Business Officers or CFO's
- Corporate Partner Vice Presidents/Chief Human Resource Officers, Chief Talent Officers, Thought Leaders, University Relations, Recruiting or Other Senior Management, and MCA Collaborative Organizational Partners
Agenda Highlights
- Campus leadership (Presidents and Provosts) dinner and keynote is Sunday evening, June 26 and features Cyrus Mistry, Senior Product Manager, Devices and Content for Education, Google.
- Roundtable for all participants begins with a group reception, followed by dinner and keynote address on Monday, June 27 at 5:15 PM. The speaker is Michael Jandernoa, former Chairman and CEO of Perrigo Company.
- The facilitated Roundtable for all participants begins Tuesday, June 28th at 9:00 AM until approximately 12:00 Noon. Bill Huffaker, Global Director, Talent Acquisition, General Motors will kick-off the Roundtable. Dr. Andrea Simon, nationally-known Blue Ocean facilitator and consultant, will lead the session.
Monday, June 27
Morning/afternoon - Open time for R&R and informal networking with MCA colleagues
4:00 PM - Business Partner Sponsor presentation (Campus presidents, CFO's and sponsors)
5:15 PM - Opening general reception
6:30 PM - Dinner and keynote address
8:30 PM - Afterglow (sponsored event)
Tuesday, June 28
9:00 AM - Noon - Roundtable session: Discovering Blue Ocean Collaborations
If you would like to become a sponsor of this event, or reserve a spot for your company, please reach out to Karen Mulligan or Kim Sinclair at 248.356.3114.


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Bubble Rush
Take part in Farleigh Hospice's brand new fun run! The family-friendly 5km has four bubble stations situated around the route. Canons will be...
Promenade Park, Park Drive, Maldon
Sun 9 Apr
Easter TransportFest
All forms of pre-1985 transport. Live Music. Craft Stalls. Our giant steam engine 'Marshall' working under steam. Heritage engine...
Museum of Power, Hatfield Rd, Langford, Maldon
Sun 16 Apr
charity barn dance
Charity Barn Dance raising funds for Helen Rollason Cancer Charity. Woodham Walter village hall CM9 6RE Saturday 1st April 2017. 7.30 - 11.00pm Live...
Village Hall.The Street Woodham Walter
Sat 1 Apr
Rocket Car Building and Racing – 8 years +
Design, build and race a Bloodhound Rocket Car, with a prize for the fastest. £15 per Rocket Car plus £5 entrance per adult. Maximum 4 people per...
Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome, Hackmans Lane, Purleigh, Near Maldon
Wed 5 Apr
STO-Kers Family Fun Day
A family event at Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome this Easter, introducing you to the world of STO-Kers. Let the kids take part in the Rocket...
Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome, Hackmans Lane, Purleigh, Near Maldon
Sat 8 Apr
Furzelea - Open Garden for NGS
A Victorian country house surrounded by a garden designed, created and maintained by the owners to provide maximum all year round interest. The...
Furzelea, Danbury
Wed 26 Apr
Train to Teach - Essex
Are you educated to degree level? Have you considered teaching as a career? Whether you are a fresh graduate, changing your career or looking for...
Maltings Academy, Spinks Lane, Witham
Thu 20 Apr
Return to the Forbidden Planet
Return to the Forbidden Planet is a Jukebox musical by playwright Bob Carlton based on Shakespeare's The Tempest and the 1956 science fiction...
Witham Public Hall, Collingwood Rd, Witham
Mon 24 Apr to Sat 29 Apr
Search Light Swing Dance - Witham
Music and dance 1940s style, wartime dance with swing jive and traditional wartime social community dancing, the Memorial Hall has a large dance...
Royal British Legion Memorial Hall Newland Street Witham.
Sat 15 Apr
Boreham Spiritualist Centre
Evening of CLAIRVOYANCE with excellent medium Charlie Kelly on Friday 3rd March - 7.30pm for 8pm start. £4 Also, Private Readings all evening. £10...
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Sat 15 Apr
Chelmsford Singers Spring Concert
Celebrating 90 Years of music making Concert includes: Ralph Vaughan Williams - Five English Folk Songs Frank Bridge - Five Unaccompanied...
St. Luke's Church, Church Road, Tiptree
Sat 1 Apr
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sandon village hall, woodhill road, sandon, essex
Sat 1 Apr
Mad Science Easter Camps - Chelmsford
Our Mad Science Easter Camps are a mixture of dynamic demonstrations and exciting hands-on experiments with a big emphasis on FUN! Mad Science spark...
Baddow Hall Junior School, New Road, Chelmsford,
Mon 3 Apr to Fri 7 Apr
International Living History Festival
This show now has the premier Living History Interpreters and suppliers in the UK exhibiting at the Event, where visitors can explore a complete...
Cressing Temple Barns, Witham Road, Braintree, Essex
Sat 8 Apr and Sun 9 Apr
Easter Egg Hunt and Fun Day by 1st Hullbridge Scout Group
1st Hullbridge Annual Easter Egg Hunt take place around the village of Hullbridge, the young people are provided with a clue sheets and map to take...
St. Thomas of Canterbury Church, Thorpedene Avenue, Hullbridge, Essex
Sat 15 Apr
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Marconi Club, Tydmans, Great Baddow
Sun 23 Apr
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Perryfields Children's Centre, Lawn Lane, Chelmsford,
Mon 10 Apr to Thu 13 Apr
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Bored of organised challenges? The Essex Jailbreak is different. A race against time to get as far as possible from HM Prison Chelmsford in just...
HM Prison Chelmsford, Springfield Park Hill, Chelmsford,
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Essex Gardens Trust event: Talk and guided tour of Kings Seeds
Kings Seeds, Monks Farm, Kelvedon
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Best Western Atlantic Hotel and Sapori Restaurant
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Bowie Tribute with Dinner
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Best Western Atlantic Hotel and Sapori Restaurant
Fri 21 Apr
Historical Ecology- Essex Wildlife Trust Adult Course
Unravelling the clues as to how our countryside has evolved over the centuries Topics will include a brief appraisal of place names and what they...
Abbotts Hall Farm, Great Wigborough, Colchester,
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Bird Song-Essex Wildlife Trust Adult Course
A classroom session looking at how and why birds sing, aids to learning to recognise birdsong, alarm and contact calls, followed by a short walk to...
Abbotts Hall Farm, Great Wigborough, Colchester
Wed 26 Apr
Jive Night - 50s Record Hop
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Im Juliette (22yrs). Im super easy going and tidy. I have a steady full time job as an interior deaigner. Im originally from the gold coast so the only thing is that I would want to be able to have friends stay over when they visit every now and then. If you think you might be interested please let know.
Very chill, and clean couple, looking to work and live in noosa for the next couple months :)
I am a mature single woman who is a good tenant and always look after my home, love gardening, nature and wildlife and enjoy the peace and quiet . My cat indoor is very important to me as is playing my piano on a regular basis. Looking for a cabin or similar in bush setting.
Hey! I am a clean, responsible person who loves to have intelligent conversations. I just finished my masters of science in aquaculture science and technology and am now moving to Noosa for a job at a recirculating aquaculture facility where we will be growing grouper. I find that I relate well with most people. I enjoy social houses but am also respectful of peoples space and am just as happy keeping to myself. Some of my outside interests include; kayaking, soccer, dancing, fire twirling and rock climbing. Cheers, Sam.
hey! im Tommy. moved from gold coast to the sunny coast for work. currently living with my boss i just got back to Australia in December after spending half a year in Latin America. So looking for a place to meet new friends and good vibes. really looking forward to starting something fresh :) i have a bird but he's sweet as and tame love to cook and like to clean!. but yes really just looking for a new start to the sunny coast and meeting new friends CHEERS!
My name is Sarah, I am 18 years old and I come from Belgium. It has been 6 months since I first arrived in Australia, during which I have been studying. I am a easy going person, extravert but not noisy. I love to do some sport, to read, to cook, to hang out with friends and to travel. I will participate to all chores.
Hello, I am looking for a new place as I am doing a prac on the Sunshine Coast for my teaching degree at USC. I currently live in Miami Beach and I am excited to see the Sunshine Coast. I work as a freediving instructor and I am studying full time to teach secondary school. I love the ocean and all the animals in it (as they don't make me sneeze ;) I have lived all over the world but Australia is my favourite spot. I always pay rent on time and I am a good housekeeper and cook!
I am currently studying a Bachelor of Health Science Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine in Brisbane. I am seeking a clean living, non-toxic environment that is conducive to studying, relaxing, health and fitness and most importantly finding fun flatmates. I live a very clean diet and lifestyle and don't mind a wine or two. Looking to live with another like-minded individual who loves life and is motivated. I love the beach and love to go walking, swimming and I do try to play tennis. I'm also a fully qualified hairdresser and continue to keep my cottage industry business thriving wherever I go. I am happy to rent up to a year or more with the right person/people and have a budget from $150 - $200 per week for rent including all bills and Internet.
hi all im j nice to meet you . 1st thing i need amazing people with good energy to live with im working on a self help book and progream so this takes up all my time and energy when im not doing this im out at the beach or plaing games with my mates i dont drink or do any that stuff . Oh and i need a garage to put my red sports car in to :) thanks and good luck . im very helathy and happy guy who wants to go home to the beach
I am very easy going, clean and tidy. I love going to the beach, music and going out with friends. I'm from a little country town called Allora but have just recently got back from working on Great Keppel Island. I'll be staring work in Noosa towards the end of April and am looking for accomodation near by. 🙂
Easy going, no pet execpt maybe a fish tank (maybe) have my own transport, tidy but can adjust to any living situation, do like atleast a day a week to relax 😊dont mind the odd drink, enjoy spending my days off in or on the water 😁 looking for 6+months.
Working mature female, single no kids, clean, respectful, humble, I enjoy mixed company & my own space. Enjoy travelling, meeting up with my friends, & happy to meet new people. Responsible with my work, paying of bills on time, & keeping healthy calm & relaxed. Looking for a share accommodation with 1 other person aged 45 - 55 male or female. I'm not a loud or a party person. Enjoy swimming pushbike riding horse riding etc, I would require a large furnished room with D/bed or Q/Bed B'in robes, ceiling fan, flyscreen windows, & on street parking close to occupancy. Have use of kitchen, laundry, garden area to grow small herb patch would be nice :-} I have a small amount of items with me, so some storage area would be preferable. I work afternoon into evenings shifts in nursing. Available to move in from the 8th / 9th April. 2 weeks Bond with 2 weeks rent in advance payable. Thank U
my names annie I'm irish hairdresser living in australia past 6months. . I'm a easy going person very clean and tidy. hoping to find flat mates same. . always pick up after my self and do my share of house work. . love keeping fit and spending my time off out doors don't mind scoilable drink and get together 😊
I'm a peaceful character and very respectful to others, i currently work in hospitality 4-5 days a week and also sell my art on the side, I'm easy going and tend to keep to myself, but also enjoy a chat and getting creative :)
Hi There! Let's start this profile with some information about myself: My name is Ludivine - or Lu for most non-french people who can't pronounce it - I am 24, from France but I've lived abroad since I was 20. I settled temporarly in London for the past 2 years where I worked in marketing. Now I hear you thinking "Why Australia?" Well, why the bloody hell not? There are so many beautiful places to see in the world and I believe Australia has most of them. And there is sun. And BBQs. And Veggimite. (Just kidding, I haven't even got over the marmite yet). Also, I have lived with 2 Australian for the past year and those 2 amazing people did a great job at selling the place to me. What do I like? My interests are quite broad but I would say travelling and photography are the main ones. I am also quite an active person: I like to do some workout outside quite often – without being a protein shake addict, I swear - so a garden or a house next to a park would be a great bonus ! I also love socialising and meeting new people! I'm more the "Come round to mine: I'll make dinner. you bring the wine!" kind of girl though I do like to go out for drinks at the weekend and maybe the night club once in a fortnight. And if I can do some of the above with my flatmates it's even better! What am I looking for? I'm quite easy going and open minded, tidy but not OCD, and love having a chat with people while still respecting their own space. Oh and I appreciate people that are quite direct while still being respectful. So I would look to leave with likeminded people and preferably professionals around my age. Finally, and this is probably the most important: I'm not looking for a room to rent but a home. Somewhere where I could come from work and have a friendly chat with my flatmates over a cup of tea, a glass of wine or a beer. Who know you might even make a new friend :) So if you have a room available in your flatshare and like the sound of my profile, send me a message! Lu
Hey guys, My name is Kristen. I am self employed and am very easy to live with :-) I am clean, respectful, thoughtful and considerate of others. I love dancing, yoga, spending time by the ocean, socialising with friends and some down time to myself. I have just moved up from Melbourne and am looking to live somewhere on the Sunshine Coast as I like the vibe up there. Aloha :-)
Positive vibes! I love the outdoors, 4wding, fishing, camping, gaming etc. I work full time as an insurance broker and have my own car. I'd be the perfect housemate as I keep the place clean and I'm very careful (Don't leave marks, scratches, dents etc.) I don't drink or smoke and my job is very important to me so that means I'm not a party animal. I can put $200 into the rent each week.
*MOVING IN MAY* Im easy to get along with, bubbly personality, friendly, loves animals and pets. I do keep to myslef but can be sociable. I gym everyday and like to keep fit. I like to explore and see parts of Queensland as I am only new from Adelaide. I have gone back home untill may to sort more things out at home but will be back down in Queensland end of May and will be looking for a place to call home I do own a car and will need a car space
What makes me great to live with? I am a very compassionate person, have a good sense of humor, super easy going, I'm honest and reliable. I'm fun to have a drink with and I'm always down for a fun day out or a work out sesh. I have my own car, a good paying job and I am a VERY CLEAN person... That can't stand a dirty kitchen or a dirty environment. I am super easy to talk to and get along with everyone. I am vegan, so all I ask is not to use my fry pan or chopping block for anything other than fruit and veggies and just have basic respect for me. I'm not crazy and I won't lecture you 24/7... I pinky promise. I am currently living in the heart of Brisbane in a studio apartment paying $300.00 a week. Plus a monthly car park fee plus electricity. I have never missed or been late on paying a bill. I would like to share house so I'm not lonely and to save more money. I am opened to moving to the coast for a more laid back life style, however, I love what the city has to offer and would be more than happy to stay in Brisbane for another 6 months to a year... I play a little guitar, love being active and having fun, I like chilling out and having a drink too. I am an animal lover just as much as a people lover. Looking forward to hearing from my future house mates!!
Healthy and quiet people (not party people at all), looking for a very nice accomodation in Noosa for a few months.
We are a very easy going couple and we are looking for a place to live, clean & tidy! We are from south Brazil intending to stay at Sunshine for one year at least. Our intention there is all about to know new people and new culture, study and work, live and enjoy Australian way of life!
I feel im an easy going and easy to speak to person, i mainly mind to myself but am always down for a long chat. Im quiet and respectful and work most of the time anyway so ill be out pf your hair. I love a few cold beers with dinner and some decent conversations to go along with it.
I have a dog.
I'm friendly and easy to get along with! I'm studying Business at USC and work part-time. And i'm very respectful of other people :)


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Is NHL Linesman Scott Driscoll Partly Responsible For Carcillo Suspension?
by Paul on 05/24/14 at 02:03 PM ET
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from Sean Fitz-Gerald of the National Post,
New York Rangers coach Alain Vigneault has suggested that NHL linesman Scott Driscoll is partly to blame for inciting winger Dan Carcillo in a chaotic sequence of events during Thursday's playoff game, a sequence that led to a 10-game suspension....
"My biggest disappointment in the whole thing is probably what's happening to Dan Carcillo," Vigneault told reporters on Saturday. "At the end of the day, if the right call is made on the ice, that whole situation doesn't happen."
Carcillo had been assessed a charging minor.
"I still don't understand why Scott grabbed him in that fashion," Vigneault said. "All Scott had to do was tell him — Dan didn't know he had a penalty — 'can you come to the box with me here? you've got a penalty.'"
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Because Carcillo, who's nickname in Philly was Carbomb! is a loon
Posted by Evilpens on 05/24/14 at 02:09 PM ET
Yes. But only partly.
Posted by Alan from Atlanta on 05/24/14 at 02:39 PM ET
"I still don't understand why Scott grabbed him in that fashion," Vigneault said
Maybe because Carcillo skated right over to two guys who were in the middle of a fight, and given Carcillo's history of poor decisions the linesman may have thought Carcillo was going to jump in considering how close he got. No one but Carcillo is to blame. Countless players have had bad calls go against them, and yet still find a way not to go bananas like Carcillo did when an official was restraining him.
Posted by Valek from Chicago on 05/24/14 at 03:49 PM ET
"Obviously, it's inexcusable what Dan did," Vigneault said. "But those incidents, put one after the other, leads to a young gentleman's career, moving forward, might be very tough here."
Why would Vigneault suggest that Carcillo's career may be in jeopardy in NY if Vigneault believes he got a raw deal?
Carcillo is a hot head and a thug. It's what they pay him for. This comes with the territory. You take the good, you take the bad. You take them both…. Well someone should explain the facts of life to Vigneault.
Posted by awould on 05/24/14 at 05:03 PM ET
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This webcam is currently assigned to Mitglied100070. It was originally added on 6 Februarie 2008 and has been viewed 47 332 times since then. The current picture above was taken acum 46 minute, thereby the webcam seems to be currently active. So far, it was added to their personal favorites on webcams.travel by 2 people.
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Webcam with view to the holiday resort Hotel Martinerhof in Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge - in the middle of the beautiful landscape in Salzburg, Austria - situated between the famous ski resort Dachstein-West and Ski amade - wonderful hiking area during the rest of the year!
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Webcam mit Blick auf das Wohlfühlhotel Martinerhof in Sankt Martin am Tennengebirge - mitten im Salzburgerland zwischen den Skigebieten Dachstein-West und der Ski amade, Österreich - wundervolle Wanderregion!
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Philip Edge Expand CEO - Joined in March 1986 Phil Edge has a degree in Economics and Business. Phil was instrumental in establishing the first purpose built Brainwave Centre in Bridgwater, Somerset. He has worked as a therapist for Brainwave since 1986 and was appointed Head of Therapy in 1993. Phil then went on to be appointed Chief Executive from 1 December 2011 and is responsible for planning and developing the services and strategies for Brainwave within clear policies and protocols set by the Trustees.
Carl Puzey Expand Head of Therapy - Joined in February 1989 Carl graduated from South Glamorgan Institute of Higher Education with BA (Hons) in Human Movement Studies. His first job was teaching at Somerset College of Arts and Technology before moving on to The British Institute for Brain Injured Children. Carl started work at Brainwave in February 1989. He has been involved with clinics in Switzerland, Scotland, Ireland, Japan and Finland as well as managing a regional centre in Preston.
Barry Upfold Expand Head of Communication, IT & Retail - Joined in April 1990 Barry joined Brainwave in 1990 after he qualified in Information Technology and had been working in the leisure industry. At that time Barry transformed the way Brainwave worked by bringing in various Information Technology systems to help reduce costs and improve efficiency. Once established, Barry turned his attention to general fundraising and retail and developed the teams and processes. Barry is now a member of the Senior Management Team and brings with him of 25 years of knowledge working in the charity sector and has overall responsibility for Retail, South West Fundraising and IT.
Karen Betancourt-Jess Expand Head of Philanthropy & Partnerships - Joined in July 2014 As a member of the Senior Management Team, Karen's responsibilities include many areas of promotion, marketing and income generation, the development of supporters in London and the South East and Line Management of the South East Fundraising Team and the North West Community Fundraiser. Karen was instrumental in the development of our new London Satellite Clinics, which has created the opportunity for London families to have a local Brainwave resource. After 15 years' experience within the charity sector and previously several decades of business experience, Karen's ethos is to value everyone's contribution and to provide the most professional service to all of our supporters.
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For years, Microsoft had no competition when it came to productivity suites. The vast majority of people and enterprises didn't have to give suites any thought at all. They just chose Microsoft Office.
With more businesses getting used to the idea of their apps and data living in the cloud, though, that's starting to change. Oh, Office is still dominant. But the Google Docs Web-based office suite is starting to gain traction, and not just among small businesses, but where the big boys and girls roam as well.
Google claims in its official blog that more than 1.75 million businesses, schools and other organizations, including Motorola, now use Google Docs. The company also claims that 3,000 organizations sign up for Google Docs every day.
In the education world, the company says, Google Docs has made significant inroads. It claims that more than 5 million students at thousands of universities in more than 145 countries are now using Google Docs, a 400% increase over last year.
As a way to drive home the point that Google Docs is ready for the enterprise, Google is renting billboard space in Boston, Chicago, New York and San Francisco to explain why enterprises should use the suite.
Microsoft isn't sitting still, of course. The next version of Office, Microsoft Office 2010, will include Web-based access to popular applications such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint, as a way to compete with Google Docs. Those Web-based versions, though, are not likely to be as robust as Google Apps. Google, for its part, has extended Google Docs to the desktop, adding some client features. And that, in turn, is not as robust as the client version of Microsoft Office.
But over the next several years, you can expect Google Docs and Microsoft Office to resemble each other more and more. Microsoft Office will gain cloud-based storage and other Web-based features, and Google Docs will include more powerful client-based components. Still, it's likely that Microsoft Office will for the foreseeable future be primarily client-based, and Google Docs primarily Web-based.
Where does that leave small businesses, medium-size businesses and large enterprises? Which should they use -- Google Docs or Microsoft Office? Ultimately, it will come down to trust, and that's not just trust in a particular company, but trust in the company's particular technology approach, be it cloud- or client-based.
The worldwide outage of Gmail for 100 minutes earlier this month should give pause to those considering moving full time to Google Docs. As I wrote in my blog, the Gmail outage had Microsoft laughing all the way to the bank.
Imagine if you ran a company and that outage brought down all of the word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software in your business. That could be disastrous.
For now, at least, client-based suites are more trustworthy than Web-based ones. In addition, Microsoft has years of experience deploying and supporting Office, including automated deployment and management tools. Those are two good reasons to go with Microsoft.
Of course, the decision also depends on price, and on a company's size and requirements. If I were starting a small business today, for example, I would go with Google Docs. Not only is licensing less expensive than it is with Microsoft Office, but with Google Docs you can operate a business without an infrastructure, or even an IT staff. All you need is Web access. So the cost savings go well beyond licensing fees and would overshadow occasional outages.
Large enterprises, with their large investments in infrastructure, technology, expertise and staff, will still want to go with the tried-and-true. That's today, though. If the cloud becomes more reliable and Google develops enterprise-level support, the decision could become much tougher.
Preston Gralla is a contributing editor for Computerworld.com and the author of more than 35 books, including How the Internet Works (Que, 2006). Click here to find out more!
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Chad Nelson scored the game-winner with 1:31 left in the fourth period Thursday to cap El Toro's rally for a 13-12 victory at Dana Hills in a critical South Coast League boys water polo match.
Defending champion Dana Hills led, 10-6, in the middle of the third period but El Toro (16-7, 5-0 closed the game with a 7-2 run to take control of the Division 1 league.
The Dolphins slipped tp 13-12 overall, 3-2 in league, which ties them for second place with Aliso Niguel.
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Corona del Mar 7, Beckman 5: Evan Kim and Baylor Reynoso each scored twice and Matt Tran made 10 saves as the visiting Patriots (4-3 in league) pushed the defending champion Sea Kings (15-4, 7-0) for four periods. Will Rodosky and Henry Wilde each scored twice for CdM, playing this weekend at the Memorial Cup in Northern California.
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Johnny Foreigner are back with a chunky new 17 track album, their third to date. The playful, organised chaos that is Johnny Foreigner's sound is so hard to turn off and reaches a whole new level with this album. The band have always been tight and the lead vocals of Kelly Southern and Alexei Berrow really feed off each other. A marriage made in music.
The record is a mix of ballads, meaty rock tunes and some that are somewhere in between, beginning with "If I'm The Famous Boy You've Fucked, The Honey, Yr in Trouble". An introductory piece that was, according to the band, one of the last to be written.
This album and the band as a whole are definitely niche and even with their cult following, I'm uncertain whether "Johnny Foreigner vs Everything" will propel them anywhere near mainstream success, despite being an interesting and likeable album.
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As an experiment, I've been traveling for three weeks with an ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 Android tablet instead of a regular notebook. I really, really wanted to like the tablet as a travel companion. After all, schlepping around a heavy shoulder bag most of the day is tedious, to say the least. However, next time I hit the road, I'll most likely take my trusty HP dm1-4000 machine with me. Here is why.
- A tablet is supposedly perfect for checking email, reading ebooks and RSS articles, posting updates to Google+, etc. Yet, I often found myself reaching for my Samsung Galaxy S III when I felt the urge to consume content.
- Being an amateur photographer, I take a lot of photos, and I rely on digiKam for all my photo processing and organizing needs. So I dearly missed this application when I was traveling. I had to make do with the Eye-Fi app for previewing RAW files, but I wish I could process and organize my photos, too.
- Typing on any tablet using the virtual keyboard is inefficient and frustrating at times -- and ASUS Transformer Pad TF300 is no exception. Even with the excellent Hacker's Keyboard app, typing on the tablet was often a "I want to stab myself in the eye" kind of experience. Yes, I could have bought a dock for the ASUS Transformer Pad TF300, but then I would have been wasting money on something any regular notebook has by default. Besides, the tablet/dock combo is only slightly lighter than a subnotebook.
- AutoKey, KeePassX, and a handful of shell and Python scripts are indispensable for my daily computing. There are apps like KeePassDroid that fill some productivity gaps -- but only partially.
- There are a lot of minor annoyances all add up to a somewhat frustrating experience.
So despite the fact that having a lightweight bag was a real relief, for me personally, the drawbacks of using a tablet outweigh the advantages. Of course, your mileage may vary.
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I spent yesterday coding in c++ on my new Nexus 7 and found it to be great, I could compile and run it right from my tablet. No power cords, booting up or shutting down. The battery life was excellent, about 12 hours long on a single charge and was half charged still. Perhaps the 10 inch form factor you used was too large, I don't even think about my phone when I have the 7 inch Nexus 7. I plan to get a case with Bluetooth keyboard for extended coding and other productivity uses. Even though my netbook has a computer, booting up and shutting down, power cords, and having to sit by a power socket is lame. With my tablet I was able to move anywhere, sit, lay down, whatever. I love my tablet, and the apps are very handy.
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An addict always has to have a back-up plan. In my case, it was a Singer 318K I found at a garage sale last summer.
It came in what I think was it's original carry case, plus an old toiletries case, both smelling slightly musty.
I was puzzled to find two power supply cords in the cosmetic case.
The green one proved to have a patch job, a scary thing in electrical stuff, so I used the black one.
The little beast comes with loads of cool attachments like these fashion discs which provide hundreds of stitch variety options.
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Days Inn Williamsburg Historic Area is located within a mile (2 km) of Colonial Williamsburg Visitor Center and Jamestown Settlement. This motel has 157 rooms and welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, an outdoor pool, and an indoor pool. In the historical district, the motel is also close to Governor's Palace and Ripley's Believe It or Not!.
Start your day off right with a free hot/cold buffet breakfast, served each morning from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.
All 157 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, free weekday newspapers, and free local calls. 40-inch flat-screen TVs are available for entertainment, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Hair dryers, ironing boards, and desks are other standard amenities.
Property features
Guests staying at Days Inn Williamsburg Historic Area enjoy an indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. A stay here includes free parking. The front desk has multilingual staff standing by 24 hours a day to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and a seasonal outdoor pool.
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Outdoor pool and indoor pool
Days Inn Williamsburg Historic Area
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Hotel Amenities
In addition to an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, Days Inn Williamsburg Historic Area provides a spa tub and a sauna. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This Williamsburg motel also offers multilingual staff, coffee/tea in a common area, and a fireplace in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site. Guests can use the indoor pool and outdoor pool at a partner property.
Days Inn Williamsburg Historic Area is a smoke-free property.
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Indoor pool
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Free breakfast
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Television in common areas
- Fireplace in lobby
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Total number of rooms - 157
- Number of floors - 4
- Elevator/lift
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Free self parking
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
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Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
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Days Inn Williamsburg Historic Area offers 157 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature coffee/tea makers and complimentary weekday newspapers. Flat-screen televisions are featured in guestrooms. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is provided daily.
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A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served each morning between 6:30 AM and 9:30 AM.
Start your day with a free hot/cold buffet breakfast, available daily from 6:30 AM to 9:30 AM.
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An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna.
Children under 17 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or spa tub without adult supervision. Guests under 12 years old are not allowed in the spa tub.
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- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Up to 3 children 16 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10.00 per night.
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Only service animals are allowed
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- Breakage deposit: USD 10.00 per stay
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- Late check-out fee: USD 49.00
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The seasonal pool will be open from May to September. Up to 3 children 16 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. Alcohol is not served at this property. Set meals are served in guestrooms only (no menus or public dining).


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Bangladesh Custom house Job Circular 2016 found here. Bangladesh Customs house will recruit for various total 94 Posts circulated a Recruitment Advertise of Job Opportunity on 4 October 2016
Interested and eligible Bangladeshi Citizenship candidates are requested to apply after fulfilling the circularized conditions and instructions. Deadline for Submitting Application is 15 November 2016.
Bangladesh Customs House 2016 Details Job summary
Published Date: 4 October, 2016
Application Deadline: 15 November 2016.
Job Title: Total 94 Post (see the attached job circular for details)
Salary Scale: 8th Pay Scale (See the attached job circular for details)
Education Qualification: See the Job Circular as details
Job Experience: See the Job Circular as details
Age Limit: See the Job Circular as details