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Suppress warnings when using gtest with SystemC
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageI want to test the basic functionality of my design with gtest. It does not have yet the SystemC functionality, but heavily uses SystemC modules and data structures. I create a fresh copy of my top-level module for the individual gtests, and receive tons of warnings that I already defined an module with that name. It is harmless, but annoying. Any idea, how can I suppress it?
Sorry for bothering you. I named it as MASK_WIDTH and set it as MASK_MAXIMUM_VALUE. Later I believed to myself that the definition was really a width.
In a config file, I have #define CORE_BUS_WIDTH 5 In my SC_MODULE I have // sc_dt::sc_uint<CORE_BUS_WIDTH> int mID; ///< internal ID (sequence number) of the core Changing the data type from int to sc_unit provokes the error message, with all others unchanged. Works also with line sc_dt::sc_uint<5>
Left shift with zero results in
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageIn my program, I have a member variable sc_dt::sc_uint<MASK_WIDTH> mymask; ///< One-hot bitmask corresponding to ID In my constructor, I can initialize that variable like mymask(ID ? 1 << ID : 1) because using only mymask(1 << ID ) SC library results in Error: (E5) out of bounds: sc_uint[_base] initialization: length = -2147483648 violates 1 <= length <= 64 In file: ../../../../src/sysc/datatypes/int/sc_uint_base.cpp:342 I see nothing against shifting a value by zero position. Is there any deeper reason?
A strange SystemC warning
katang replied to katang's topic in SystemC LanguageWell, I was sure the problem is in my code. I only was wondering that the warning repeats the same string, always one character shorter.
A strange SystemC warning
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageI receive a kind of strange warning: the same runtime warning repeats, next time one character shorter, as long as the length of the path in message lasts. Like the fragment shown below. However, the test runs file. Since in the message only SystemC files are referred to, I have no idea what could be the reason. (Honestly, if it would be the task to program by intention something like this, I would be in serious trouble). Any idea, what and where to look for? The call scMod(/*"My_Name_"+ char(ID+'A')) results in what shown, (0<=ID<= 16) The call scMod("My_Name_") runs fine. (scMod is a SystemC module) Do I something illegal? Warning: (W506) illegal characters: include/sysc/communication/sc_port.h substituted by include/sysc/communication/sc_port_h In file: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_object.cpp:264 Warning: (W506) illegal characters: nclude/sysc/communication/sc_port.h substituted by nclude/sysc/communication/sc_port_h In file: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_object.cpp:264 Warning: (W506) illegal characters: clude/sysc/communication/sc_port.h substituted by clude/sysc/communication/sc_port_h In file: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_object.cpp:264 Starts with Warning: (W506) illegal characters: /usr/local/systemc231a/include/sysc/communication/sc_port.h substituted by /usr/local/systemc231a/include/sysc/communication/sc_port_h In file: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_object.cpp:264 ends with Warning: (W506) illegal characters: /sysc/communication/sc_port.h substituted by /sysc/communication/sc_port_h In file: ../../../../src/sysc/kernel/sc_object.cpp:264
katang replied to yosri ben salah's topic in SystemC LanguageConcerning SoCLib, could you please offer a good tutorial (I mean other than the two provided under this title)? Even I was not able to find out what that library is exactly good for. It is OK, that some files were touched last time nearly 10 years ago, that the documentation is half French/half English, usually the /doc subdirs are empty, the source files do not contain any useful comments, etc. Even with a good starting point, it is a kind of reverse engineering, without it is hopeless. To use some IPs with some of my new own IPs, it is mission impossible.
Multiple inheritance in SystemC, is it possible?
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageWhat is illegal in what I am trying to do? #include "systemc.h" SC_MODULE (BIT_ADDER) { SC_CTOR (BIT_ADDER) { SC_METHOD (process); } void process(); }; class testbench: sc_core::sc_module { public: testbench(sc_core::sc_module_name nm); virtual void test(void) = 0; }; class testbench_adder: public testbench, BIT_ADDER { public: testbench_adder(sc_core::sc_module_name nm); void test(); }; void BIT_ADDER::process() {} SC_HAS_PROCESS(testbench); testbench::testbench(sc_core::sc_module_name nm) : sc_core::sc_module(nm) {} SC_HAS_PROCESS(testbench_adder); testbench_adder::testbench_adder(sc_core::sc_module_name nm) : testbench::testbench(nm), BIT_ADDER("UUT") { SC_THREAD(test); } void testbench_adder::test() { }
What is SystemC library special in?
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageI am working in a CMake environment, compiling, building, documenting and packaging my app. It works fine, except when SystemC is involved. The other libraries, including flex, Qt, gtest, etc. do not cause similar messages. The other options work fine also for SystemC, but when attempting to make a Debian package, I receive the message CPack: Create package CPackDeb: - Generating dependency list CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake-3.5/Modules/CPackDeb.cmake:530 (message): CPackDeb: dpkg-shlibdeps: 'dpkg-shlibdeps: warning: binaries to analyze should already be installed in their package's directory dpkg-shlibdeps: error: couldn't find library libsystemc-2.3.1.so needed What is special with SystemC, or what do I wrong?
Is there any way to reset SystemC registration?
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageI want to make some static testing (like complex submodule names are properly assembled or some utility modules work as expected), SystemC unrelated, using gtest. In the SetUp() and TearDown() methods I define individual environments for the individual tests. I receive tons of messages that the object already defined. What is true, but I want exactly test different instances. Can I reset SystemC somehow or switch off registering the objects when unit testing? (I say again, it is not SystemC related functionality, but embedded in mainly SystemC source files)
In my enhanced version, the compiler said the operator must take exactly one argument. I really cannot find out why. #ifndef scMWE_h #define scMWE_h #include <systemc> #include <iostream> struct Transfer_Type { int Select; int Content; std::ostream& operator << (std::ostream& os, const Transfer_Type& I) { return os; } }; SC_MODULE(scMWE) { scMWE(sc_core::sc_module_name nm); sc_core::sc_fifo<Transfer_Type> from; }; #endif
Thank you, I really missed the point
How to define a FIFO of custom structure
katang posted a topic in SystemC LanguageI want to define a FIFO of user-defined structures. The program below presents with message: no match for 'operator <<' If I change <Transfer> to <int>, int compiles fine. #ifndef scMWE_h #define scMWE_h #include <systemc> #include <iostream> typedef struct { int Select; int Content; } Transfer, *TransferPtr; SC_MODULE(scMWE) { scMWE(sc_core::sc_module_name nm); sc_core::sc_fifo<Transfer> from; }; #endif #include "scMWE.h" SC_HAS_PROCESS(scMWE); scMWE::scMWE(sc_core::sc_module_name nm) : sc_core::sc_module(nm) {}
How to specify 'sensitive' using the alternative style in normal constructor?
katang replied to katang's topic in SystemC LanguageHm, I am starting to be proud of my ability to hide so many mistakes in a short MWE. :) What is the reason that the compiler claims "invalid static_cast" rather than wrong signature? (the rest of mistakes is just a consequence of the first unfixed one)
How to specify 'sensitive' using the alternative style in normal constructor?
katang replied to katang's topic in SystemC LanguageHere goes the code: #ifndef scMWE_h #define scMWE_h #include <systemc> #include <iostream> SC_MODULE(scMWE) { scMWE(sc_core::sc_module_name nm); void WritePseudo(int A ); sc_core::sc_fifo_in<int> in[4]; }; #endif #include "scMWE.h" SC_HAS_PROCESS(scMWE); scMWE::scMWE(sc_core::sc_module_name nm) : sc_core::sc_module(nm) { SC_METHOD(WritePseudo); // sensitive << in; } void scMWE:: WritePseudo(int A) { std::cout << "MWE:A" << A << std::endl; }

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Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Sta Cruz Island, Zamboanga | More than a 'Pretty in Pink' Kind of Beach
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Monday, October 9, 2017
Cassie De Pecol Shares Her 7 Favorite Destinations
After becoming the first female to visit all the countries on our planet, Cassie De Pecol decided to share her 7 favorite destinations.
Cez and Agness from eTramping.com, an adventure travel blog that provides unique travel tips and interesting facts about destinations across the whole globe, were particularly inspired by the story of Cassie De Pecol, a young woman who has been to every country in the world. Since both of them are experienced travelers, it only makes sense that they take local advice from other adventurers like Cassie.
Cez and Agness from eTramping.com, an adventure travel blog that provides unique travel tips and interesting facts about destinations across the whole globe, were particularly inspired by the story of Cassie De Pecol, a young woman who has been to every country in the world. Since both of them are experienced travelers, it only makes sense that they take local advice from other adventurers like Cassie.
|From Cassie De Pecol's Facebook Page
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Sunday, September 3, 2017
Standing on the Shoulders of Isla de Gigantes
A 3-hour sleep removed from walking on the rain drenched streets of Iloilo City, I found myself inside a van with a few friends heading to a group of scattered but positively raved Islas in the Western Visayas Sea. A few hours of land travel followed before I stood staring at the radiant skies above. To think, Mia was having doubts earlier in the evening of pushing through because of the bad weather in Iloilo - the sight that greeted us at the port of Carles screams of a setting perfect for romping over pure and glistening sands with a beer in hand.
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Labels: beaches, Carles, Gigantes Islands, iloilo, Island hopping, Mayan Benedicto, Mia Panlilio, Sam Sotto
Thursday, August 31, 2017
Paoay, Ilocos Norte | Charging at the Mad Max Vibe of La Paz Sand Dunes
"Yohooooo, Kuya be kind to us" she shouted at the driver of the 4x4 truck as we make sure our hands were gripped into the handlebar like glue. We were just about to go over the first mound of sand almost 30 feet high when she issued that reminder. Not that kuya had a habit of giving a flying eff of slowing down, it's just that he follows to heart the unwritten rule of the faster, the better. He then accelerated the truck into a dizzying speed, shaking the four of us huddled at the back. The engine struggled a little going to the apex of the hill but once gravity took over, hellacious yells from my female companions almost busted my eardrums. As we slid through the downhill path like one of those post-apocalyptic vehicles driven by looneys in Mad Max films, I felt a different kind of rush.
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Egypt | Scaling Mount Sinai Before Sunrise
Under a canopy of dark midnight sky dotted with a few observable stars, and a wary moon hiding beneath thick clouds, we started our hike over a narrow trail speckled with loose rocks. As scorching as the wind was when we arrived at Saint Catherine—after a couple of hours wheeling over the long highway of the Israeli and Egyptian border, the wee hour breeze swifts by a little colder for comfort. Guided only by a small flashlight of our Bedouin guide, we trod the shadowy trail, slowly lost in silence of the hush sounds of our huffing and puffing and the breathing of a trio of camels.
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Wednesday, August 30, 2017
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As much as we would love to be that spontaneous traveler who would just wake up one morning, pack the backpack and head out to the airport – something that would make us also look cool in the travel community, the reality of personal finances suggests; it is hard to pull it off because of expensive airfares. Unless of course, you have a travel fund that stretches to seven figures. For us, backpackers of the world, a little planning ahead will help us heaps. Besides, there are many travel opportunities that lays ahead inside a whole calendar year; Sinulog Festival in January, New Year's Eve in Boracay, mid-summer in El Nido, Palawan, experiencing the cold weather of November in Batanes and the list goes on.
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Friday, August 25, 2017
Bangkok | Onwards to a Brighter and Broader ASEAN – INDIA Tourism and Trade Partnership
Celebrating a fruitful 25 years of strengthened relations between the member nations of ASEAN and INDIA, the leading tourism and trade figures from the participating countries converged in Bangkok for the ASEAN - India Expo and Forum held last August 3-5, 2017 at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. The 2-day event was driven by the model of "Strategic Economic Partnership & Connectivity", where a string of productive discussions emerged from a series of panel talks, round table discussions forums, expert lectures and young entrepreneurs networking activities. A trade exposition showcasing the local products and brands from the participating countries also became a major draw and attracted a large crowd.
|Ministers from ASEAN countries and INDIA does the famous world-leaders handshake
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Labels: ASEAN, ASEAN - India Expo, Bankok, India, thailand, Travel Writing
Sunday, July 16, 2017
Adventure n Rolla at NOAH | Narvacan, Ilocos Sur
Adventure plays out like a series of rock en roll tunes on this part of Ilocos Sur. Iggy Pop's Lust for Life could very well be blasting in your head once you signed up for the day's first undertaking. Taking advantage of the varying rudiments of our planet; water, wind, earth and fire and incorporating it with various thrilling activities and the great outdoor vibe - a one-stop adventure hub is born. Situating at the foot of the rolling slopes and the coastline of Narvacan in Ilocos Sur - NOAH or the Narvacan Outdoor Adventure Hub, dishes a landscape that provides a perfect setting to a number of great outdoor exploits.
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Labels: adventure, Hobie Craft, Ilocos Sur, Kite Surfing, Narvacan, NOAH, Paragliding, Rock climbing, zipline
Saturday, July 8, 2017
#GetAwaytoAdventure at Mt. Gulugod-Baboy with Merrell's Moab 2
Like what most millennials would say, "I'm G' all the time for an adventure. It just so happens that in recent years, most of my travels have taken me exploring every nook and cranny of new cities – urban and quaint towns, and isolated islands to boot. The mountains, where I found my first love of the great outdoors when I joined the UST Mountaineering club back in college, took a backseat.
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Labels: Batangas, hiking, Merrell, mountaineering, Mt. Gulugod-Baboy, Outdoor
Sunday, July 2, 2017
Where to Stay in Osaka | Karaksa Hotel
Whether you went to get cultured at Kyoto or eat your heart out in Osaka, you can come home to the inviting comfort of Karaksa Hotel, especially designed for the smart Asian traveler. Inside, there's everything you need for a cozy stay. The rooms are fully-air conditioned and equipped with hot and cold shower, all of which contains the basic necessities like the latest flat screen TV, universal sockets with USB ports, bath towels, hair dryer, suitcase storage under the bed, Japanese-style bidet, mini refrigerator, toothbrush set, shampoo, conditioner and face soap, pajamas, sanitized slippers. There's also a mini desk area if you have an urgent work to check. The room sizes include double-decker and Hollywood twin for 2 adults and their child, and connecting room for group of friends or bigger families. The average room size is 18 sqm.
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Friday, June 30, 2017
Bringing Heritage Cuisine into the Street-Food Culture
As soon as the clock stroke the 4 p.m. mark of the opening day of the five-day World Street Food Congress and the gates finally opened, legions of foodies eager to chow down some of the world's finest culinary delights conceived for the streets quickly came bursting at the SM Mall of Asia Concert Grounds on May 31.
|Creator and Curator of the World Street Food Congress KF Seetoh (left) joins Chef Sau del Rosario on stage as he shows off his Sisig Paella.
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Labels: Filipino Food, Food, Heritage, Street Food
Monday, June 12, 2017
Seco Island, Antique | Kruhay under the Sun
I could not come up with a better way of celebrating last year's Independence Day than to romp over the fine white sands of this isolated island 27 nautical miles west of Panay. Highlighted by a curving stretch of sand bar encircling an area dotted with pockets of small trees and scattered shrubbery, it was named Seco Island because of its close similarity to the shape of a human elbow; 'siko' in Tagalog.
|Seco Island. Ang Island na Ma-Swerte
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Labels: Antique, BEach, Island. Beaches, Kruhay, Seco Island
Thursday, June 1, 2017
Luxury Hangover in 'Lebua at State Tower' | Bangkok
As our van slowly inches through the infamous Bangkok rush hour traffic, I could already see the towering Lebua at State Tower at the distance rocking the city skyline with its towering and bright presence. The thought of staying there excited me – and as the four of us; myself, Bernadette, Jekki and Kelly were discussing earlier, "We must re-enact the scene in Hangover 2 at the Sky bar rooftop of Lebua", there was no doubt that I will be the one to play the part of Bradley Cooper. Having a quick photo-shoot at one of the highest rooftop bars in the world became our side mission of the trip – our main business of course, is to cover the 2017 World Travel and Tourism Council Global Summit.
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Sunday, May 21, 2017
Rampart Stomping Inside Mehrangarh Fort in Jodphur, India
I first saw Mehrangarh Fort as the imposing thick walled fortress at the backdrop of the scene in the film "The Dark Knight Rises". As one of the build-up parts to the climax of this classic film; Bruce Wayne is seen escaping from the pits of his imprisonment – finally ascending out of a hole from the ground. The thrilling high of that moment is made more spectacular by the presence of a magnificent mountain lustrous with sun rays and where the impressive fort stands solidly and undaunted by the passage of time.
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Labels: Batman, history, India, Jodphur, Mehrangarh Fort, Rajasthan, The Dark Knight Rises, UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
WTTC Global Summit | How Travel Can Transform our World
Travel industry leaders, tourism ministers from other countries and conservation groups, journalists and representatives from the World Economic Forum, as well as former UK Prime Minister David Cameron, gathered together at the 17th World Travel and Tourism Council's (WTTC) Global Summit held in Bangkok, Thailand, on April 26 and 27. Far-ranging issues that touched upon the area of sustainability, freedom to travel, the future of the industry and Asean tourism, among others, were thoroughly conversed through discussion panels and intimate "meet the experts" sessions.
|Bangkok, Thailand, the site of the 17th World Travel and Tourism Council Global Summit.
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Labels: 17th WTTC Global Summit, ASEAN, Bangkok, Global Summit, Responsible Travel, thailand, Travel, World Travel & Tourism Council, WTTC
Monday, May 15, 2017
Where to Stay | Chiang Mai, Thailand | Na Nirand Romantic Boutique Resort
Unmistakably, one instantly feels the throwback vibe Na Nirand bestows upon its guest. Upon our enthusiastic probing for details, we were eventually told by the manager that the various style of residences in the property, incorporates a classic northern Thai architecture called Lanna. This style involves a specific design scheme composed mostly of wooden houses built on stilts, and characterized by a spacious veranda and a 'galae' component in the roof – styled in V-shape form attached to the beams.
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Labels: Chiang Mai, Hotels, Na Nirand Romantic Boutique resort, resorts, reviews, thailand, Tourism Authority of Thailand
Wednesday, May 10, 2017
7 Reasons Why Traveloka App help travelers travel on a budget
In this age of travel when technology allows us to have instant access to information, it is still important not to fall prey to phony travel apps that promises the moon and all – but delivers failingly. This is the reason why I was so very methodical in my selection of what travel app I install on my phone. Even then, I still ended up having to use a couple of travel apps – something I found time consuming, so imagine my delight at discovering Traveloka through a series of strong word-of-mouth recommendations from my wanderer friends.
|Easy and user-friendly interface
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Labels: Travel App, Traveloka
Tuesday, May 2, 2017
Retracing the last 10 kilometers of the Bataan Death March
It was 4 a.m. when we arrived at the converging place. I instantly felt the cool morning air starting to diminish as the hour inches its way to sunrise. Members of the Philippine Armed Forces, war veterans, their families, sociocivic groups, government employees, Automobile Association of the Philippines (AAP) members and volunteers quickly filled the grounds of People's Park in Tarlac. While the revving engines of military AUVs and footsteps of army boots sound off, a familiar and respected figure took to the stage and was handed a microphone to address the crowd.
|The Capas Shrine honoring our courageous WWII veterans
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Labels: Bataan Death March, Capas, Capas Shrine, Fidel V. Ramos, Freedom March, history, Tarlac, War Memorial, WWII
Monday, May 1, 2017
I'M Hotel: A High-Rise and Stylish Accommodation in Poblacion, Makati
The Poblacion District of Makati is quickly shredding the infamous red light reputation. Thanks to a fast growing number of trendy bars, quirky cafes and a roster of restaurants serving various global cuisine, Poblacion has become a mini traveler's hub in Makati. Coupled with this development are the existence of hip budget hostels and classy accommodations ranging from 2 star to 5-star hotels.
One of the leading 5-star hotels in the area is the towering 24-storey I'M Hotel standing at the corner of Makati and Kalayaan Avenue.
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Labels: accommodations, I'm Hotel, makati, Poblacion, reviews, Where to Stay in Makati
Tuesday, April 25, 2017
Reliving Paoay's storied history and rich culture with Guling-Guling Festival
Believed to have originated even before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Guling-Guling Festival morphed into a religious practice in the 16th century, when the Spanish friars attached it with the celebration of the Lenten season.
Believed to have originated even before the arrival of the Spaniards, the Guling-Guling Festival morphed into a religious practice in the 16th century, when the Spanish friars attached it with the celebration of the Lenten season. Happening a day before Ash Wednesday, guling, the Ilocano word "to smear," comes to play, when the town mayor would smudge a white cross, made from damp and white rice flour, on to a person's forehead to indicate one's pureness. The townsfolk believe that this ritual washes away their sins.
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Labels: Guling Guling Festival, Heritage, history, Ilocos Norte, Paoay, Paoay Church
Thursday, April 13, 2017
A 'meaningful travel' to the Highlands
"Happiness and kindness is something if you give it away—then it comes right back to you," the song reverberates harmoniously inside the classroom as the pupils of Ogo-og Elementary school sing in unison. A few minutes more and we will be distributing the school-supply kits to each one of them. Everywhere, the wide smiles are in display as the little ones happily goofed around with each other, unable to contain their excitement.
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Labels: Ann Marie Cunanan, Banaue, Barlig, Carrot Man, Kaleo, Kids, Meaningful Travels PH, Mountain Province, Ogo-og, Volunteerism
Saturday, April 1, 2017
Featured Travel Guide | Things to do in Cebu
More than the frenzied vibe of the Sinulog Festival, Cebu is also a gateway to a number of adventure destinations. A major hub in the Philippines when it comes to tourism, shipping, commerce and also the site of many beautiful beaches, picturesque countryside and home to some of the famed local cuisines; Cebu ranks among the top travel destinations of both domestic and foreign travelers.
The province' capital city; Cebu City might appear almost similar to Metro Manila, one would quickly wonder "What to do here" after surveying the busy roads leading out of the capital. After the initial shock of the street's bustling activities, one could thoroughly enjoy exploring not only Cebu city but the rest of the province' tourism offerings.
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Labels: cebu, Travel Guide
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
A Chao Phraya River cruise to remember for two Mario Maurer fans
Most travelers see Thailand as a nation teeming with culture and historical relics that extend to its numerous ancient cities—where iconic temples and reclining Buddha statues abound. To some, a shopping haven; to the younger generation, a multitude of islands ripe for an abundance of revelry—especially come full moon nights and during the renowned cultural festivals of Songkran and Loy Krathong.
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Labels: Bangkok, Business Mirror, Chao Phraya River, Mario Maurer, thailand, Tourism Authority of Thailand
Tuesday, March 21, 2017
Hiking Mount Ulap at the Most Opportune Time
It was almost a year ago when I found a comrade-in-arms in the art of moving on. A knack – because it takes a while figuring how to pull it off, and requires keen imagination to create a way for one's self to wiggle out. A heartache that punctures deeply and hurting necessitates a massive redo of one's routines. A friend of mine; Cha found a progression to distance herself from that madness; by indulging in the sport of mountain climbing. Mountaineering - my first love back in college, which I had abandoned except during sporadic hiking trips that happens far in between.
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Labels: Benguet, Charisse Vilchez, hiking, Itogon, Mount Ulap, mountaineering, Outdoor
Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Surfing in a Small Hideaway Town | Lanuza, Surigao del Sur
Already positioned on top of my long board, I looked behind me and saw a cluster of incoming swell. With my heart racing, I paddled my hands to gear up for my impending stoke. The waves pushed me forward and as I raised my body against my two arms to stand on my board, I heard something pop on my lower right chest. I lost balance and the swirling of the swell resembling the insides of a washing machine swallowed me yet again.
|Pick your Waves at Lanuza
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Labels: BEach, Darah Hockey, Debbie Gumanoy, George Jovan, Izzy Rafols, Lanuza, River House, Sport, Surf, Surfing, Surigao del Sur
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Chiang Mai | A Laid Back Historical Gem and Cultural Melting Pot This Side of Thailand
It was past midnight and the open-air acoustic place set up at Ploen Ruedee Night Market where I am hanging out with a friend starts to close down – so as the other nearby establishments. The once lively stalls lining up Chang Klan Road leading to Chiang Mai Night Bazaar are almost devoid of pedestrians and shoppers. Earlier in the night, I met up with a friend Valerie, who is also traveling in Chiang Mai. After a couple of rounds of Singha beers we were joined by her friends she met in Myanmar; Feven a beautiful girl with a braided hair from Ethiopia, Colorado native Michael and the pretty Puerto Rican Gisele.
|Doi Inthanon Temple. Photo Credit: "Thailand Tourism Authority"
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Labels: Chiang Mai, Jamie Fournier, South East Asia, Temples, thailand, Tim Yap
Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Dear Robin Leach, Cruise Ship Traveling Isn't Just for the Rich and Groovy Retirees
Notwithstanding sans a honeymoon mate, I walked towards the gigantic ship bootlegging the swag of Mark Renton at the end of Trainspotting. Only this time, I am Ship-spotting. Unflappably sliding my feet over the smooth carpet of the hallway of Harbour Front in Singapore, I silently declaimed my own version of the film's famous quote. "Choose Cruise Life. Choose Traveling. Choose a big ship to sail. Choose on-board parties, choose an island to explore." Finding myself separated only by a thick glass and a couple hundred meters of pathway ahead, I stopped on my tracks and laid eyes on the sheer beauty of the docked ship that awaits my first ever cruise ship experience.
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Labels: Cruise ship, Langkawi, Luxury travel, Malaysia, Penang, Singapore, Star Cruises, Superstar Gemini
Monday, January 16, 2017
UTOPIA RESORT AND SPA | A Sweet Low-down Weekend at this Quaint Hideaway in Puerto Galera
Puerto Galera used to be a familiar place I associate with sublime white beaches almost devoid of structures – where me and my buddies from UST Mountaineering Club would pitch our tents over a stretch of fine sands with only a lone house standing in the middle. "A German owns that house" I remember a friend telling us. Our campsite then, situates on a beachhead that leads to the foot of Mount Malasimbo – where we would day trek before we retire back to our tents. For three to four days, our group and nobody else would exist in sheer delight on a place everyone calls as Talipanan beach – which those days back in the late 1990's, was a picture of isolation. I would come back many years later only to see numerous new resorts erected all over rendering the place almost unrecognizable. Since then, I see Puerto Galera as that distant friend, who once possessed a benevolent silence meant for listening to one's thoughts, while offering a haven for nature lovers – but has now grown into a wild child catering to a more party atmosphere.
|The well landscaped grounds of Utopia Resort and Spa
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Labels: BEach, Karla Ramos, Oriental Mindoro, Puerto Galera, review, reviews, Utopia Spa & Resort
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Pedicab Tours | A Unique Way of Exploring New York City's Central Park
In the urban park of the "City that never sleeps", you can tour around by foot, bike, pedicab and horse carriages. When you find renting a horse carriage a bit expensive, traveling by foot or pedaling a bike exhausting, then I'd suggest taking a pedicab ride. So, below, I've listed the things you may need to know, as well as tips on how not to get ripped off, when you take a pedicab ride in Central Park:
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Labels: Central Park, New York City, Pedicab Tours
Monday, January 2, 2017
Travel Bucket List | Distant Places to Visit
When I started this travel blog back in 2007, my wanderlust was set upon exploring all 81 provinces of my country; the Philippines. Almost a decade later, after good karma and travel Gods blessed me with bounteous opportunities of planting my feet to a number of Asian countries – and even flirting with the African continent, via a brief trip to Egypt - I realized that I shouldn't limit my travel goals within a singular continent. Travel far and wide, as most would say. So here I am now making my own bucket list and putting it all in writing for myself to dream, that someday I shall also experience stepping over the soil – frozen or scorching – of these beautiful places located far, far away from where I now roam. Get ready to feel the fernweh.
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What to Expect and Learn from Scuba Diving Training Schools
Are you among the numerous men and women who have the intent of carrying out underwater dive together with their friends and loved ones? For those who have similar desires and intentions, then you have to enroll in scuba diving schools to get scuba diving certifications. In this article, you will learn what scuba diving certification is and where to get one.
When we talk of scuba diving, we refer to the kind extreme sport that is not only famous but also rising in demand among extreme sport enthusiasts. It is not surprising as there is no other sport around that gives you the opportunity in exploring the ocean depths. Nonetheless, scuba diving also has risks and dangers as well. For these reasons, those who are interested to scuba dive should get the needed scuba diving certifications first before pursuing the sport. Yes, it is true that this is one interesting and exciting sport but it is also very dangerous, hence scuba divers must approach it with much caution. The sole method of receiving this kind of certification is to sign up and to enroll in a certified scuba diving schools. These schools and training centers not just regulate and represent the scuba diving professionals but they also promote the marine environment and the extreme sport as well.
With the tons of choices of scuba diving training centers and schools everywhere, interested men and women are advised to be careful when selecting one and choose one that is near your house. The moment you have completed the course, you will not only be certified but you will also get the license in scuba diving and will be allowed to scuba dive along with the other diverse and to rent equipment for scuba diving. Most of these schools are accredited and recognized by scuba diving organizations like the NAUI and the PADI.
What Can You Learn From Enrolling in Scuba Diving Training Centers?
1. The moment you will be enrolled in scuba diving training centers, you will learn theories about scuba diving as well as the diverse scuba diving techniques.
2. Instructors will also teach students about the diverse safety practices in scuba diving.
3. Students will also learn and different types of hand signals utilized by scuba diverse as their methods of communicating with the other diverse while diving underwater.
4. Their instructors will also taught them and will familiarize them about the different types of devices and equipment used in scuba diving, proper ways of caring and maintaining it as well as ensuring its safety. They are also taught the correlation between pressure and depth. The students are also given diving tables as well as hand-outs on how they can effectively maintain as well as assemble their scuba diving gears.
5. They will also be provided with training open waters. In here, students will experience breathing underwater, practice buoyancy as well as surfacing skills.
All the skills and lessons showcased above are the ones needed not just in passing the certification examination but also in obtaining the scuba diving license.
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Coffee and vegan doughnut shop opened Apr 2016. The only non-vegan item is dairy milk. Soya milk is available. Open Mon-Sat 8:00am-4:00pm, Sun 9:00am-5:00pm.
11 Reviews
First Review by Miggi
Amazing donuts - Edit
Best donuts ever and friendly service
Amazing - Edit
Vegan donuts and coffee, what more could you want?
£2.50 a donut and a selection of Oreo, chocolate and coconut, hibiscus, lemon and poppy seed and all fresh as fresh can be.
Lovely small intimate atmosphere opposite Preston park so bring all your friends and grab a take away
Pros: Vegan Donuts, Lovely atmosphere, Park across the road
Cons: A bit small for eating in
brilliant - Edit
Delicious donuts, great coffee, laid back, friendly people and Donald was brilliant company.
Best Doughnuts EVER!!! Only £2.50 each - Edit
Step outside from the side of the main Brighton station and take a short stroll behind the town. You'll be welcomed by Donald the dog (adorable), and greeted by a friendly couple who own the place, and make the most delicious doughnuts EVER!!! For just two doughnuts and two oat milk lattes, was £10, excellent value. I had a Biscoff one and other half had a Peanut Butter Oreo one, they also had Blueberry and a Chocolate with Peanut Brittle doughnut. They often make new flavours, so definitely worth visiting all the time. Would love to see this place expand, but I do love the feeling of stepping into someone's home, absolutely reminds me of Amsterdam. Which is something branded chains don't have. After all, homemade is best!
Pros: Excellent Value, Big Sizes, Cute Dog & Wifi
donuts!! - Edit
perfect. the donuts are amazing, the coffee is great, donald the dog is very fine company, and it feels véry homey and welcome.
a must go!
Pros: donuts., srsly, what more pros do you want, donald dog
Vegan donuts - dream fulfilled! - Edit
Good sized and really tasty donuts. I've been looking for vegan donuts since I went vegan last year. I've only ever had them when they're more like cakes shaped liked donuts., (which doesn't count in my opinion!). The ones at Glazed are proper donuts in texture and taste! Friendly staff and an uber-trendy place too.
Pros: Proper donuts, Trendy place, Friendly staff
Cons: I just wanna eat them all!
Nice doughnuts, terrible coffee - Edit
It's a tiny, awkward little place with skater decor which makes you feel like you're sitting in somebody's front room. The doughnuts are pretty good but the coffee is awful and the whole vibe is just strange.
Pros: Nice doughnuts
Cons: Bad coffee, Small, Awkward atmosphere
Well priced, and delicious! - Edit
£2.50 for a donut. They seem to have about 4 flavors a day which aren't all the same each day. Kind staff and really good donuts! Had 3 already, plan on going back for more tomorrow and the next day ;)
Pros: Delicious, Friendly staff, Range of flavors day to day
£2.50 for 1 small doughnut!! - Edit
The cafe is nice and the staff are friendly. I came just for the doughnuts after seeing them on here. I was very disappointed, the doughnuts were small and a bit stale but that could be because I came at the end of the day. But what let them down the most is the price £2.50! I think that is too much when you compare to other vegan bakery's in Brighton. You can get vegan chocolate Rasberry muffins for £1.65 and a huge huge vegan Chelsea cinnamon bun for £2 at infinity foods. So £2.50 for a small glazed doughnut is a bit unfair
Pros: trendy cafe
Cons: over priced , small doughnuts
Happy, sticky face! - Edit
I just bought some of their doughnuts to takeaway and they are SO good I have to write my first ever review, even if it means getting the keyboard sticky! It's a great spot for a cafe, near the Level (a park) so you can easily take your doughnuts and coffee out into the sunshine if all the tables are taken. It's only little and I think all the tables were full when I was there but I was too busy fluttering my eyelashes at the doughnuts to really notice. There's Wifi so there were definitely some laptops being put to use behind me.
But beware, fellow doughnut-lovers, the glaze is wonderfully sticky and I have got it all over my face and there is also somehow a bit on my glasses. Saving that for later. So take tissue if you don't want people walking up to you and licking your face.
Anyway, so far I have eaten a chocolate version and a raspberry choc one. Both were the right side of chewy, clearly freshly made and the icing flavours were great. No non-vegan would be able to tell the difference. I can say that with assurance as I'm wandering down the vegan-ish path from being pure veggie and cakes/doughnuts are a big weakness of mine! Or maybe don't tell your omni friends. Let them go on thinking we just eat leaves and twigs and keep these delightful naughties to ourselves ;)
Pros: Doughnuts, More Doughnuts, Loyalty card
Cons: I'm going to get fat with their loyalty card
Hooray, vegan doughnuts! - Edit
Fresh doughnuts with choice of toppings served from late morning. Nice coffee. Indoor and outdoor seating by the Level (near Caroline of Brunswick)
Open most days apparently - they update their Google/Facebook if they close for a day so check first if making a special trip.
Pros: peanut butter iced vegan doughnuts , chocolate coconut iced vegan doughnuts
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Can I use Google Voice with Back Office Betties answering services?
Back Office Betties virtual receptionist services play's nicely with Google Voice however, there are a few nuances you should be aware of. Google Voice requires our virtual receptionists to press 1 in order to accept the incoming call and it only gives 25 seconds total ring time to answer and press 1. The number one complaint that our clients have with Google Voice is calls going to voicemail instead of a live receptionist. If a call comes into our system during a high volume time and we are not able to answer it quickly enough or press 1 to accept the call quickly enough, calls will be forwarded to Google Voicemail. Unfortunately, there is no way to adjust the settings in Google Voice to fix this.
The great news is 90% of the time our calls are answered live within the timeframe Google Voice allows. The downside is there are peak times when Google Voice may bypass our service and send calls into your Google Voicemail. We have many long term clients using Google Voice who are very happy with the way our service works with Google Voice.
We have many long term clients using Google Voice who are very happy with the way our service works with Google Voice. We've also had clients who never want their calls going to any voicemail. If this is you, give one of our Solutions Consults a call at (800) 958-8591 and we can help you to find an alternative that will work for you.


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How-to Install Canon SELPHY CP500 Fedora DriverJuly 16th, 2017 by thelinuxevangelist
Canon SELPHY CP500 Fedora Driver Install
Hello Fedora User! This Tutorial Shows You Step-by-Step How-to Install Canon SELPHY CP500 Fedora Driver.
Especially relevant: Canon has not released a proprietary SELPHY CP500 Linux Driver.
So to Install Canon SELPHY CP500 on Fedora we'll make use of the Gutenprint suite Drivers release.
Because Gutenprint is a suite of printer drivers that may be used with most common UNIX print spooling systems, including CUPS, lpr, LPRng, or others.
Finally Gutenprint drivers provide high quality printing for UNIX and Linux systems in many cases Equal to or Better than proprietary vendor-supplied drivers.
Open a Shell Terminal emulator window
Start Typing 'term' on Desktop.
(Press "Enter" to Execute Commands)
Then Install Required Packages
sudo yum install cups-devel
Download GutenPrint Source for Linux:Get GutenPrint Linux Source
Grab the Latest gutenprint tar.bz2 file.
Next Double-Click on Archive
And Extract into /tmp
Or from Shell:
tar xvf ~/Downloads/gutenprint*.tar.bz2 -C /tmp
Finally Install Gutenprint for Fedora Linux
cd /tmp/gutenprint*
make clean
sudo make install
The Installation will be Quickly Achieved in about 5 Minutes.
For further Instructions and Details Look to the README File…
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One of my favorite desserts (although there are a few), is key lime pie. I had made little key lime pie tartlets a long time ago and I was due to try making something with key limes again. We had a big family dinner this weekend and I wanted to make a nice summer dessert. I used an Epicurious recipe that called for both key lime juice and a touch of lemon juice.
I started by making the graham cracker crust from scratch. You can buy graham cracker crumbs by the box, but I find it quite easy to crush graham crackers in a gallon Ziploc using a rolling pin. I pressed the crust into my tart pan and baked it as directed.
Then to make the key lime filling...and this is when I remembered why I had not made key lime anything for a while. The key limes are tiny - about the size of my thumb and I needed to squeeze more than one container of these little guys.
I prepared the filling, poured it into the tart shell, baked it and let it cool. I wanted to use some whipped cream to put in top and looked into making stabilized whipped cream for the first time so it would hold its shape when I piped it.
I was fairly pleased with how it turned out and only hoped the crust would stay in tact when I removed the outside of the tart pan.
Phew - it did...and yes, life is short, so eat dessert. I don't indulge too much or every day, but all in moderation.
I grated some key lime zest on the tart and cut a piece for each family member to enjoy.


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Actually, it's not.
So, two weeks ago I went to the doctor for a routine check up, as well as a follow up pap smear. As previously stated in another post, the two paps I had before came back abnormal.
Hell, everything to do with my nether regions is abnormal.
I mean, for Christ sakes, I've been on the rag off and on, more on than off, since January. And no one can seem to tell me why.
Anyway, my previous two pap smears came back abnormal, so I was preparing for this one to be abnormal as well. My doctor told me that if it was, then I would need to get some kind of light test done.
Apparently a special light is shined on my cervix and if there are any cancer cells they supposedly glow or something.
So many times I have been told that there is a high chance of me having cancer, either cervical or ovarian. That's just what I need. I'm truing to get pregnant and my lady parts want to turn into a breeding ground for fucking cancer cells.
Luckily, this time, that wasn't the case.
So, the good news is that I don't have cancer. My results were in the normal range. Whatever that range is.
However, I don't feel like this is a good thing. Because of said normal results, I have no fucking idea what the problem is.
I have no idea why I am still bleeding. I habe no idea why I can't seem to get pregnant.
About two no the ago I had a transvaginal ultrasound as well as bloodwork to check my hormone levels. And what do you know, all of that came back normal as well.
So, apparently I am normal. There is nothing wrong with me. According to the doctors.
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Oh Happy New Year!!!
Im glad I finally got through to here.
When it started I had so much fear.
All I could hear was...
doubt ringing in my ears.
Cuz see it was my first year
at a college so far from near:
Away from my hometown,
from the place I grew up.
Where I would sunday afternoons riding in the back my fathers truck.
But that's all changed.
Now it's a new game.
Im on my own now.
I been done left my hometown.
I got my own life to found
And can't let my parents down.
My mother tried so hard to get us through those hard days.
And 2005 will never be erased.
but I will be damned if I end up the one having to pay
For him spending the night at another place.
Those memories will never be replaced.
So it may sound lame,
But I've gotta make good grades.
Cuz see its my future I'm talking about.
And to that I will leave no doubt.
I used to not give a shit about it.
Its now a wonder I made it to college.
Always draggin my feet in highschool.
Its only been a year, but can already see that I was such a fool.
See sometimes when your living in the present tense
stupid things will consume you that you will soon forget.
I feel Im growing up in a sense.
I finally understand why sometimes my mom wanted me whipped.
I stopped those stupid video games,
because those things will drive you insane.
Im done with childish things,
It's time to take life by the reigns.
This decade is my decade.
This year is my year.
All that wasted time should have been a crime.
I will take 2010 and make it mine.
If this year was a chick she be a dime.
Like Fabulous said its my time.
Your right,
It's time to be the man pops.
My balls shoulda dropped when the ball dropped.
That's enough playing ball on the hardtop.
Cuz I can't let myself be stopped.
This aint just another New Years Resolution
Cuz I'm gonna make it come to fruition.
There's gonna be times when I trip up and stop,
but at least I can say I made it out of the starting block.
I know it's gonna be a hard climb.
But I got this rap to sing for every time I get in a grind.
And bring my resolution back to my attention,
and reignite my ambition!
Cuz see its not year or time or weather you got limes,
but your strength and your will and the state of your mind.
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News At Six (Vans Escalade-Come Home Molly, Oct 15) landed his third consecutive Owlerton sprint when taking the £500 decider of a 280m competition. On a rain drench track, Gavin Holman's black pup held off favourite Coney McKenna in 16.37 on going rated .40 slow.
The meeting also featured three heats of a 480m sweep where another pup, Hittheroadjack (Kinloch Brae-Best Special, Sep 15) went quickest. Elaine Parker's runner made it three wins and a second from his last four races with a 28.81 (-80) victory. The other qualifiers went to Geelo Mickey (28.89) and Fire Height Bob (29.42).
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All eight winners were timed between 28.89 and 29.20. Every qualifier finished within four lengths of the winner with a time spread of all 48 runners between 28.89 and 29.31. The joint fastest winners were Graham Holford's Shreyas Skyfall and Paul Philpott's Getcallmyreg.


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China is a massive country with an incredible amount of history. There's plenty of places to see evidence of this, and while there's only five places featured here, this list could go on for days. We all know about the Great Wall of China, so be sure check these places off the list as well if you are looking for a cultural revelation.
This attractive place was a tourist destination many thousands of years ago and this continues to be the case today. The area is surrounded by five lakes and offers stunning waterscapes. A concubine of the emperor who was loved by the people frequented Jinxi during the 960-1279 Song Dynasty. She was even buried here and she left her legacy and story for generations to come. In spring, Jinxi's streets are perfumed by peach blossoms and the town itself is studded with historical sites and museums for cultural buffs. Try to visit all 36 of the unique bridges passing over the waterways while you're here.
Shaolin Temple
Most holidays to stunning China will include a visit to the famous Shaolin Temple. The scenery from the temple grounds are magnificent. The breathtaking vistas are only one reason to visit – Shaolin is the birthplace of Chinese Kung Fu, and many journey here looking for inner strength and solace. Skills such as meditation and martial arts are still being taught here today. The temple remains one of China's most important Buddhist shrines.
Terracotta Army in Xi'an
The burial site of Emperor Qin Shi Huang is infamous for its lavishness and bizarre nature. He was the first emperor of the Qin Dynasty and his massive terracotta army still stands, guarding his resting site till this day. The unearthing this mausoleum is a continual archaeological project, one not set for completion for decades yet. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and should make the top 5 cultural list of any visit to China.
The Forbidden City in Beijing
Beijing is sure to be a city on your itinerary already, and this place should be one of your first stops. It would be an unpardonable transgression to miss out on one of China's greatest sites. The common people were forbidden entry during the Ming and Qing Dynasties, giving rise to its name – The Forbidden City. This place holds some of China's most prized cultural and historical artefacts and treasures. There are over 8,000 rooms in this massive compound and the structure is decorated in reds and golds; traditionally auspicious Chinese colours.
The Potala Palace in Lhasa
Another Unesco World Heritage site that should be on your must-see list is the Potala Palace. Technically part of the Tibet Autonomous Region, Lhasa is one of the highest cities in the world. A magical place filled with Tibetan history and relics that would take you a long time to really see and take in. Everything from religious jewelry, to antiques, murals, and scriptures are all housed here and are on display. It's an important example of Tibetan history, religious and the art and culture of the people.


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University of Vermont. Sophomore exhibition. May 18, 1843.Date: Sunday, January 01, 1843 Genre: Academic exercises
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The emigrant's guide to the western and southwestern states and territories: comprising a geographical and statistical description of the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Ohio;--the territories of Alabama, Missouri, Illinois, and Michigan; and the western parts of Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New-York. With a complete list of the road and river routes, west of the Aleghany [i.e., Alleghany] Mountains, and the connecting roads from New-York, Philadelphia, and Washington City, to New-Orleans, St. Louis, and Pittsburg. The whole comprising a more comprehensive account of the soil, productions, climate, and present state of improvement of the regions described, than any work hitherto published. Accompanied by a map of the United States, including Louisiana, projected and engraved expressly for this work. By William Darby, member of the New-York Historical Society, and author of A map and statistical account of the state of Louisiana and the adjacent regions.Date: Thursday, January 01, 1818 Genre: Maps Author:
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We are supposed to be at the air show already but every one is having a lazy day. If we don't make it today we can always go tomorrow but not worried about it too much. Needless to say when my son woke up and said he was hungry I jumped right to it and granted his request "Mommy I hungry for cake".
One giant piece of cake coming right up! The baby is feeling better so she'll get a real meal, and at some point he'll want real food too, but for now he's chomping on cake! Works for me! Maybe tomorrow we'll make french toast with yummy pineapples and whipped cream and sprinkles!!! YUM!
No Licking.....What... I will be getting my share soon....Puck may get one if he's good...LOL He will love being between an Italian and Cuban.. Ouch
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We had pancakes which looked like Mickey Mouse and elephants. Does that count for silly?
Be still my heart....LOL We are just as excited, and you'd be welcome anytime, the kids would love this place, swim, fish, live entertainment since his place is like Grand Central Station... A real ZOO... Slurp , Slurp
Let them eat Cake..... Not a thing wrong with that once in awhile.. It is storming here in Pensacola, three days of it...I'm so sick of the gloominess.. Puck and I will be headed out to Orlando and we are anxious to take one of our favorite EP friends to Lunch... ; )
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Volunteers frequently assist in local ministry opportunities giving of their time, talents and financial support to help many. The Share House, Loving Hands, Good Samaritan Center, Douglas County Shelter, PRC Medical, and Care Place are a few of the groups Central assist each year.
Cincinnati Mission Trip | June 24 – June 30, 2017
Join us as we partner with Voyager Church in the Northside Community of Cincinnati, OH. We will complete construction projects at the church, carry out community evangelism/bible school, and have some free time as well. The trip cost is $150. Lodging, a majority of the food, a Reds ticket, and a Noah's Ark ticket are included.
The next info meeting will be on Sunday, May 21st @ 4pm, in FLC room 3303.
Vidalia, GA | May 28 – June 2, 2017
Another ministry opportunity is with the Voice of Grace Dream Center in Vidalia, GA, where we will be assisting with the framing of their 5,000 square foot facility. The trip will be May 28th to June 2nd and cost is $30 per person. Ten on-site workers and three service team workers are needed for cooking, cleaning and doing laundry.
The next info meeting will be May 21st at 3:30pm, in FLC room 3303. For further information contact Wally Bryson at [email protected] or 770.942.7275.
Global mission teams reach out to individuals internationally, ministering spiritually, physically and emotionally. Through construction, medial outreach, sports ministry and evangelism teams an eternal impact is made. The global mission teams visit Guatemala annually, ministering in schools and churches, building and repairing homes, and sharing Christ. Information is forthcoming for Japan 2017.
The next info meeting will be at 5:00p, May 21st, in FLC room 3303. For additional information about our 2017 Guatemala Mission Trip, contact Wally Bryson at [email protected] or 770.942.7275.
Wally Bryson
Wally joined the staff at Central Baptist in 2015. He began serving in vocational ministry in 2012 as a Church Administrator and has served in many areas, including Campus Minister at North Alabama Community College in Rainsville, Alabama. Prior to being called into full-time Christian Service, he was in private business and worked for several large corporations in the insurance industry.
Wally's education includes a Bachelors in Business Administration from Georgia Southern. He is presently pursuing a Master's Degree from the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Wally was born in Rome, Georgia and grew up in Blue Ridge, Georgia. He accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior on a mission trip in New Orleans in 1973. He and his wife, Kelly, have two children: Will and Tucker.
One of his favorite things is Nehemiah Teams and Project 52. For several years he has volunteered for NT/P52 as a Campus & Church Connector as a part of "reaching every nation!" Revelation 7:9


text: Not so easy sometimes amid all the other voices (inside & outside) that are speaking to us and for us. Right? A question I am frequently asked is, "How can I tell if the voice I'm hearing is the divine whisper of the universe or simply my ego?" So often we drive ourselves crazy over where the voice is coming from, or with such maddening questions as, "Whose voice is it anyway?" "Is it my authentic voice?" and "How can I let my voice be heard through the choir of voices that surround me each day?" To me, these feel like distractions in the true quest to unveil our voice. As you know, I believe there are many paths to one-ness and certainly many paths to finding your voice in a given moment. So many of us live lives of quiet desperation – deferring our dreams or using the excuses of time, money, or others as why we aren't expressing our unique gifts or our special talents. To cut through the swirl, so you can most effectively find your voice, here are Seven Steps to Finding your Voice. Use one, all, or any combination of the seven to spark your voice: 1 – Accept that you have a unique & special voice that is pregnant with possibilities...as the divine universe sweeps into you with each breath, give permission to the four unique parts of your being – your mind, body, heart, & spirit. Open these magnificent gifts and see how they can be applied to your life right now. 2 – Regularly spend time in stillness and silence – at least 15 minutes each day so you can quiet the fluctuations of your mind and ease the emotional turbulence in your life. From that stillness, the answers will come. 3- Cultivate your ability to listen to the world around you. Daily meditation leads to heightened awareness. What angers you? What makes you cry? What gives you hope? What gets you passionate? What gets your motor running? Listen to your emotions throughout the day and feel what moves you. 4- Tap into your passion overlap! Bubbling below our surface, are our own personal desires to love with passion, to live with passion, to learn with passion, and to add value to the moment – to contribute passionately. So where's your voice? Identify the overlap between those four desires and you'll find the seed of your voice!!!!! 5- Get really objective. See yourself from another perspective. Take out your journal & write about yourself in the third person. Look at yourself as you would a character in a book and write about what inspires that person and how they will make a mark on the world. When you've been writing for a bit – flip it around, make the character yourself, and see how your voice unfolds. 6- After you've meditated or been in stillness and silence for a few minutes, place your hand on your heart and ask: "Where am I holding back?" "In what instances am I biting my tongue?" "Where could I speak up a bit more?" "Where could I step into the unknown with a little more power?" IF I KNEW I COULD NOT FAIL...what would be my baby step?" 7- If someone really believed in you...saw your strengths...validated your gift...and could support your dream – then what? Listen to your heart. And go do that!!! Find a teacher, a mentor, a confirmer, and a coach. Often we believe that time or money are the impediments for fulfilling our dreams or finding our voice, but in reality we fear we will not live up to our vision or worse – THAT WE WILL. So take baby steps...start where you are...and give yourself permission to speak from your heart. Remember, all the answers rest within. Be gentle. And come from a place of stillness and silence. And let your voice be heard!!!!!!!!! peace. -davidji


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A man has been before a special sitting of Cork District Court tonight charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of 26-year old Alan Kelleher at a flat at Togher in the city on Thursday last. 32-year-old Lawrence O'Sullivan, with an address at 26 Clashduv Road, Togher, was remanded in custody by Judge Unsinn McGruairc. O'Sullivan was accompanied by members of his family in Court for this evening's ten minute hearing. An application for free legal aid was granted by Judge McGruairc.
Detective Garda Tim Sullivan of Togher Garda station told the Court that he was objecting to granting O'Sullivan free legal aid on the grounds that he was liable to abscond and had already interfered with prospective witnesses. He was remanded in custody overnight to appear again at Cork District Court tomorrow at 10.30am.


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Important Points to know before you register:
- You must sign up for BOTH the TCoB membership and the Triathlon Ontario membership.
- When selecting the Triathlon Ontario membership – select CLUB ATHLETE otherwise you will over pay.
- When you are registered you will receive one email from CCN bikes (the administrator). This email is your receipt and not proof of insurance. You will be able to download membership cards for TCoB and Triathlon Ontario through you CCN profile. See below for more instructions if needed.
- For those that have a previous Triathlon Ontario membership, your email will exist with a profile but you may need to reset your password.
- If you have additional questions or concerns about registration please continue to the FAQ section below. Otherwise click the button to proceed to registration.
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Why I am I entering the same information multiple times?
We apologize for this inconvenience. The process is new and we are working to improve it. Currently the double information occurs so that both the club and TO collect the information they need.
Why I have to buy both memberships to TCoB and Triathlon Ontario?
In order to have access to the TCoB benefits you need a membership to both organizations. The Triathlon Ontario membership will provide you with a year subscription to Triathlon Canada Magazine and provide insurance coverage. This insurance coverage is needed to partake in the TCoB workouts and will also allows a discount at most races. More information about the TO membership can be found here. http://triathlonontario.com/members/
How long does it take to get the Triathlon Ontario membership card to present at races?
Once you sign up and pay you will receive 3 emails within 24 hours. One will be your receipt, one will welcome you to the club and the third will be your TO membership with your membership card attached. It is that card you will use as your proof of insurance when racing. Do not lose this email. Note that all 3 emails will be sent by the administrator not Triathlon Ontario or TCoB directly.
I can't see how to get my TO membership card. What are the specific instructions?
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