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Worship and Music
Below you will find the most current list of Mentored Ministry Opportunities in the Hamilton Campus area, especially pertaining to Worship & Music Ministry.
REDEEMING GRACE CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 9 Westminster Ave. Arlington, MA 02475
- MENTOR: Pastor Kevin Sanders
- EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
- WEBSITE: www.redeeminggrace.net
POSITION: We are looking for a growing follower of Jesus Christ to serve as our worship leader. (Open to male candidates, only.) He should demonstrate knowledge of Scripture and theology of worship, as well as a grasp of basic music theory and the ability to lead with vocals and guitar/piano. The mentee will work closely with the pastor to plan and carry out Sunday evening worship service.
HOURS: 10 hours per week.
FINANCES: Travel stipend.
TIME: Summer 2017; Fall 2017; Flexible.
TRAVEL TIME: 40 Minutes from GCTS.
OTHER: Redeeming Grace is a brand new, Christ-centered, Bible-believing church plant. We exist to see the gospel transform people into a community on mission for the worship of Jesus Christ. The mentee would learn the nuts and bolts of worship leadership in a young church planting context. He will also benefit from working directly and in a hands-on manner with our leadership.
DANVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, NH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 226 Main St., P.O. Box 2, Danville NH 03819
- DENOMINATION: American Baptist
- MENTOR: David Hammer
- EMAIL: email@example.com
- WEBSITE: www.danvillebaptist.com
POSITION: We are looking for a student with strong vocal and guitar leadership to help lead the existing music team in our small church. As the worship team leader, he/she will choose songs for each service, oversee other musicians, recruit and train new volunteers, work closely with the pastor to create a cohesive worship service, and lead the Sunday morning worship services. He/she should be familiar with the most theologically rich songs, from traditional hymns to contemporary modern style.
HOURS: 10 hours per week.
FINANCES: $100 per week out of $5,000 budgeted for this position for 2017.
TIME: Flexible; we prefer a student who will be available for as long a duration as possible.
TRAVEL TIME from GCTS: 60 min.
OTHER: Danville Baptist Church is a 200 year old church seeking to reach our contemporary culture with the ever-relevant gospel. As a small church of about 90 on a typical Sunday, we offer a seminarian an opportunity to do ministry, develop relationships with a wide range of people, and experience the nuts and bolts of church life.
CITY ON A HILL CHURCH - Worship Resident
- SITE: 133 Walnut St., Brookline, MA 02445
- WEBSITE: www.coahchurch.org
- MENTOR: Fletcher Lang
- EMAIL: email@example.com
POSITION: The worship resident will work closely with the Pastor of Worship and other staff to help craft worship gatherings, choose songs and liturgy, and play and sing with the worship team. Vocal ability is a must, and the ability to play an instrument is a plus. The resident will lead worship approximately once a month and play on the team regularly. We're looking for someone who is teachable and deeply invested and interested in working in a team ministry setting in a church plant.
HOURS: 10-20 hours a week (negotiable.)
FINANCES: Housing may be available. Small stipend negotiable.
TIME: Begins Fall 2016 or January 2017.
TRAVEL TIME from GCTS: 50 minutes.
FIRST CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL BOXFORD - Contemporary Worship Leader
- SITE: 4 Georgetown Rd., Boxford, MA 01921
- WEBSITE: http://www.firstchurchboxford.org
- MENTOR: Pastor Andrew James
- EMAIL: email@example.com, firstname.lastname@example.com
POSITION: We are looking for someone who loves the Lord and His people, is a gifted singer, musician, and has experience in leading a worship team. The Worship Leader is responsible to choose music that fits the theme of the service, is singable for the congregation (or learnable), and that reflects the beliefs of FCCB. The Worship Leader will conduct two practices each week, one on a weeknight and one on Sunday morning before the service. The Worship Leader will serve on the Worship Planning Team to help plan Sunday morning services. The Worship Leader is to be a servant and a vibrant team leader who communicates weekly with the musicians on the worship team. Lastly, the Worship Leader is to care for the musicians on the worship team, praying with and for them as you serve together.
HOURS: 10 hours per week.
TIME: Meeting times with Mentor(s) are flexible; Worship Team practice times are flexible; Sunday morning practice at 8:30AM; Service at 10:30AM; Meet with Worship Planning Team once a month.
TRAVEL TIME from GCTS: 20 minutes.
ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH - Assistant Worship Director
- SITE: 173 Church St., Wilmington, MA 01887
- WEBSITE: http://ablifechurch.org
- MENTOR: Pastor Ron Grimley
- EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
POSITION: We are seeking a student with a passion to worship God and to lead others in worship to serve alongside of us. The Assistant Worship Director would help the Worship Director in all aspects of providing a quality worship experience for the congregation. Opportunities would include occasionally choosing worship sets, leading Worship Team rehearsals, leading the Sunday morning worship, working with the MediaShout team, and introducing new music to the team and congregation.
HOURS: 10 Hours per week.
FINANCES: $7000 for the annual stipend.
TIME: The mentoring aspect would start in the Fall but, ideally, the person would be able to begin working with us this Spring or Summer (2016).
TRAVEL TIME from GCTS: 35 minutes.
OTHER: We are an evangelical church whose mission is "to love God, love others, and make disciples." We average about 110 people, and our worship service is contemporary. The Abundant Life Christian School (K – 8) and Learning Center (pre-school) is an on-site ministry.
TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 7 Clematis Rd, Lexington MA 02421
- DENOMINATION: Evangelical Covenant Church
- WEBSITE: www.trinitycovenantlexington.org
- MENTOR: Christopher Haydon
- EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
POSITION: Trinity Covenant Church in Lexington is seeking a worship leader skilled in leading contemporary music with guitar, as well as blending in traditional hymnody. The worship leader will work with our classical pianist and choral group to create a worshipful experience while also building a praise team ministry for Sunday morning worship service.
HOURS: 10 hours per week.
FINANCES: $20 per hour
TIME: Fall 2015.
TRAVEL TIME: 30 minutes.
OTHER: Student must possess a true love for Jesus and desire to grow in relationship with Him. The student must be proficient at playing contemporary music while leading vocally. The student will also be given the opportnity to preach during Sunday morning service.
Trinity is a multi-generational church seeking to be faithful to God in the metro-west of Boston through worship, witness, service and sincere community. We prioritize unity, grace, the authority of Scripture and the Lordship of Jesus Christ.
GENESIS CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 35 Olympia Ave., Woburn, MA 01801
- DENOMINATION: Acts 29
- WEBSITE: www.genesisthejourney.com
- MENTOR: Michael Davis
- EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
POSITION: We are looking for someone who loves to lead a community of people into the presence of God, who has a mature and solid faith, an incredible gift in music, and an ability to lead other musicians in producing excellent expressions of worship. We have a volunteer team of forty professional-level musicians on rotation, and professional sound, lighting, video, and other technologies that help us do some incredible things for the Lord. The ideal candidate will be excellent or professional-level with your instrument, have a pastoral heart to lead and shepherd the band well, and have a deep, deliberate walk with God that spills out from the front and into the pews. This position is open to male candidates, only.
HOURS: 10-20 hours per week.
FINANCES: $1000 per month.
TIME: Fall 2015.
TRAVEL TIME: 25 minutes.
OTHER: GENESIS is a passionate, growing, and vibrant community of people, who exists to help all people walk with God. We have been blessed to see God move powerfully in our midst! Because of His favor upon us, we are meeting hundreds of new families and children each week, grown to more than 600 adults and more than 100 children, and have met hundreds of people with no church background this summer alone. Join us in the incredible things God is already doing at GENESIS!
REDEEMER CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 404 Broadway, Somerville, MA 02144
- WEBSITE: http://www.redeemerne.org
- MENTOR: Pastor Claude Atcho
- EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
POSITION: We are looking for a student who can lead musical worship vocally and instrumentally in a new gospel-centered, urban church plant. In this position, the student will select songs and scripture passages for the Sunday worship gathering and help lead the church in musical worship. The student will also work closely with the lead pastor and meet regularly for mentoring and discipleship.
HOURS: 10 hours per week.
FINANCES: Some financial pay is available.
TIME: Fall, 2015.
TRAVEL TIME from GCTS: 45 minutes
RUGGLES BAPTIST CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 874 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02215
- WEBSITE: www.home.rugglesbaptistchurch.org
- MENTOR: Pastor Larry Showalter
- EMAIL: email@example.com
POSITION: Are you passionate about reaching the world's largest cities for Christ? We're looking for someone who is gifted in leading others in worship through music and song, as well as someone who is passionate about ministry in a young, diverse, urban environment. This position provides opportunity for growth in a variety of ministry contexts and will allow for opportunities to serve based upon interest and affinity. In addition to coordinating music with Ruggles' teaching team, the candidate will be responsible for discipling members of the worship team. The candidate may have an opportunity to gain preaching experience in our Sunday morning worship service.
HOURS: 10-15 hours / week
FINANCES: A small transportation stipend is available
TIME: Fall (1-year commitment is preferred)
TRAVEL TIME from GCTS: 45 minutes
TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 7 Clematis St Lexington, MA 02421
- WEBSITE: www.trinitycovenantlexington.org
- MENTOR: Rev. Chris Haydon
- EMAIL: firstname.lastname@example.com
POSITION: Seeking a male or female student who has a love for congregational worship and believes in the mission of the Church and all of its blessings and challenges. The student must be able to lead vocally and instrumentally. The student will have opportunities to develop existing gifts in worship leading, write worship orders include praise, prayers, and other elements of the worship service, and explore leadership in other ministries within the church based on the student's interests and discussion with his/her mentor.
HOURS: 10 Hours/Week
FINANCIAL: $160/Week
TIME FRAME: Open
COMMUTE from GCTS: 40 minutes
OTHER: Trinity Covenant Church is a multi-generational church seeking to be faithful to God in the metropolitan west of Boston through worship, service, sincere relationships, and community engagement. We prioritize unity and seek to be a home for people from any background.
CHRIST THE KING DORCHESTER - Musician & Intern
- SITE: 1370 Dorchester Ave., Dorchester, MA 02125
- DENOMINATION: Presbyterian Church in America
- MENTOR: Rev. Daniel Rogers
- WEBSITE: http://www.ctkdorchester.org
- EMAIL: email@example.com
PROJECT: Student will help lead worship through music and song in a multi-ethnic, multicultural context; engage in gospel-centered, urban/inner-city ministry; receive one-on-one pastoral oversight and mentoring session designed for equipping and encouragement; and direct hands-on ministry within the urban context (music ministry, neighborhood prayer walks, church functions, and outreach events).
FINANCIAL: Compensation will be $50/week (or $200-$250 per full month)
TIME FRAME: Position is available immediately.
OTHER: We are seeking a male or female student who loves Jesus and the local church, is able to play an instrument (keys, drums, bass, electric guitars), is teachable and willing to learn and submit to pastoral leadership, and is willing to engage with and learn from people of different socioeconomic, racial, and cultural backgrounds.
Christ the King Dorchester (PCA) is just one congregation that is part of a wider network of a multi-congregation church-planting church called Christ The King. We are based in and on mission for Dorchester, a richly diverse inner-city neighborhood of metro Boston. The Mission of Christ the King Dorchester is to extend the Kingdom of God throughout Dorchester and beyond.
COMMUTE: 45 minutes from Gordon-Conwell.FORESTDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH - Worship Leader
- SITE: 235 Forest St. Malden, MA 02148
- MENTOR: Rev. Paul C. McPheeters
- EMAIL: email@example.com
FINANCIAL: Between $3,800-and $5,000 for the year.
HOURS: 10 hours per week.
TIME FRAME: Per start up times of Mentored Ministry (Summer, Fall, and Spring)
OTHER: We are a community of people seeking to love God, love others, and make disciples as we go. Ideally we would love to have a musician who is looking for a church home during their years in seminary, and not simply looking to fulfill a Mentored Ministry requirement. We would love to have the student become part of our family.
COMMUTE: 30 min.


text: Pictures at an Exhibition The Different Pictures of Modest Mussorgsky By Debra Lew Harder • Jul 4, 2016 Listen Listening... / 1:50 Listen to the radio feature. Judging by Modest Mussorgsky's (1839-1881) ever-popular Pictures at an Exhibition and the relative scarcity of his other work, we might be excused for thinking he'd written little else. There is a reason: Mussorgsky's difficult life. A Red-Hot Classical Musician at the Ripe Age of 21 By Susan Lewis • Oct 26, 2015 Conrad Tao has been playing music for close to two decades – and he's only 21. WRTI's Susan Lewis has more on this pianist and composer, who now has over a dozen compositions, a busy career performing throughout the world, and a position as artist-in-residence at the Dallas Symphony. Listen Listening... / 1:53 Radio feature Pictures at an Exhibition: The Evolution of a Masterpiece By Susan Lewis • Oct 19, 2015 Listen Listening... / 1:50 Listen to the radio story about 'Pictures at an Exhibition,' written by Modest Mussorgsky as a piano suite in 1874, orchestrated by Maurice Ravel in 1922. Listen Listening... / 8:58 Conductor Tugan Sokhiev spoke with WRTI's Susan Lewis in March of 2014, when he was conducting The Philadelphia Orchestra in a program that included Mussorgsky's 'PIctures at an Exhibition,' as orchestrated by Ravel. One popular work in the orchestral repertoire was written by a Russian composer and then orchestrated decades later by a Frenchman. As WRTI's Susan Lewis reports, this version had its first performance in October, 1922 in Paris. The music describes a stroll through the gallery - a promenade - with ten specific images brought to life.

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Senate puts game and fish fee hikes on hold
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — A proposal to raise hunting and fishing license fees has been put on hold in the Minnesota Senate.
Republican author Sen. Bill Ingebrigtsen tabled the bill after he attempted to add Senate language that includes the fee hikes to a House-passed bill without the increases. His amendment was defeated on 27-39 vote, with lawmakers in both parties split.
Ingebrigtsen says Democratic Sen. Tom Bakk took down the amendment by objecting to its elimination of conservation fishing licenses. Bakk says he sponsored the cheaper conservation license years ago to preserve fish stocks by letting anglers volunteer to take home fewer fish than the usual limits.
Ingebrigtsen would not say when he might bring the bill up again.
The Department of Natural Resources says higher fees are needed to avert budget cuts.
Copyright 2012 The Associated Press.


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Head for the shore on this final weekend of spring.
After a wild weather week, the weekend looks to be super for all the dads celebrating Father's Day and other beachgoers on most of the East, Gulf and West coasts.
Full sunshine is expected Saturday at almost all of the beaches, with typical mid-June temperatures for most locations. One exception Saturday should be Florida, where some scattered afternoon thunderstorms are possible. By Sunday, a few late-day thunderstorms could cause sun worshippers to scatter at some of the Northeast beaches and in Florida.
Bright sunshine and mild temperatures will also make for a great beach weekend along almost the entire West Coast.
As for the ocean temperatures, New England and Northeast water temperatures remain in the rather frosty 50s and 60s, while the mid-Atlantic water is in the more tolerable 70s. From the Carolinas to Florida and all along the Gulf Coast, water temperatures are in the more comfortable upper 70s to 80s.
Temperatures in the Pacific along the West Coast remain primarily in the nippy 50s, with some 60s and low 70s in far Southern California.
As has been the case in recent weekends, the nation's worst weather again will be in the north-central USA, with showers and thunderstorms likely in the upper Midwest and Great Lakes. This will make for a less-than-ideal weekend for water activities on lakes, rivers and ponds in those regions.


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Date: | October 21, 2006 at 6:20:35 PM |
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What a pretty name. I pronounce it with 4 syllables, eh-LEEZ-ee-a but, as I've never known an Elysia, I'm only guessing here.
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Building a Ryan Home Sienna Model
Our Journey To Building A Ryan Homes Sienna Model In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Monday, June 29, 2015
Monday, April 27, 2015
Patio Project is Complete
We did some landscaping over the weekend around the patio and also got the grass fixed where I dug it up with the equipment. Feels good to now be able to enjoy it and to know we don't have to carry or lay any more pavers. Plus this is the last big project around the house. We have built a deck, finished a game room, painted every room in the house, updated our landscaping and built a patio. I think it is time to put away the tools and relax. Anyways here is a quick picture of the finished project.
Monday, April 20, 2015
Patio Project
Well we decided to start our Patio Project over the last few days. We were able to get everything down but the landscaping which is on the schedule for this upcoming weekend. Here is some pics from the project.
Wednesday, April 8, 2015
Spring Landscaping
Well it looks like spring is upon us and with that it is time for some Landscaping. So this past Saturday we decided to change up our front landscaping by adding a small wall that will level out our mulch bed and also keep it from washing out into the yard. It was such a nice day that we were able to get just about 80% of it done. We still need to add the capstone, back fill with dirt and add some new mulch but other than that we are almost there. And lets not forget all the plants I need to replace thanks to the deer. Here are just a few pics from the project.
Friday, January 30, 2015
Long Over Due Update!!!!
Well we are just about to hit our 2 year mark shortly. We have now officially painted every room in our house. The last room we did was our sons. We wanted to hold off but since it is snowing here in Pittsburgh, we figured, why not. He wanted a snowboard themed room so below is what he got.
Friday, November 15, 2013
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Updated Pics Before Carpet and One Pic with the Carpet
Here are a few more pics the night before carpet was installed and one pic with the carpet. Tomorrow I have the granite installed and will update with a couple final pics of the completed room. Thanks as always for checking out my blog.
This Pic is with Carpet.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Man Cave Update Pics
Just some updated pics of the progress. Update from my last blog post my carpet will be installed this Monday. I fell behind last week because of my son breaking his arm. But it looks like me are back on track.
1 Week To Completion
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Gameroom Update
I can't wait to post some pics soon of the Gameroom when it is finished.
Current Status:
..........And pictures to follow in 2 weeks.
Here is a photo from a few days ago prior to stone being finished.
Current Status:
- Drywall is just about ready for paint, trim is installed and is also almost ready for paint.
- Painting in 2 days
- Kitchen base cabinets are installed and ready for Granite. Granite installed on Nov. 14th
- Stone is complete.
- Carpet is installed on Nov. 4th
- Final touch ups next week prior to Granite.
..........And pictures to follow in 2 weeks.
Here is a photo from a few days ago prior to stone being finished.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Basement Bathroom Tile Has Been Installed.
Well a few weeks ago I started on the Gameroom. I have the bathroom framed up and now the tile is down. Next I am doing some wiring for all the outlets and recessed and other special lights throughout the entire Gameroom. In few weeks I am on vacation and my goal is to frame out the remaining and also get the drywall installed. Anyways here is a few quick pics of the floor right after I finished the grout. Sorry for the Low Res. Pics iPhone camera is not to great under low light. Total Floor Tile Project Cost Per SqFt was $4.59. Total area was 30 SqFt. Bringing my total to $137.93. Not bad for a bathroom floor project. Total Hours of Labor = 5.
Saturday, August 3, 2013
Deck is Finished
It has been sometime now since I posted anything. We have been busy with allot of projects around the house. Here is some picks of the deck. This is step one of three for the back deck/patio area. Next week we are hoping to catch up with a contractor that is doing a paver stone patio for our neighbor across the street to get a quote on a 35'x16' patio. Fingers crossed the price is right. I would love to have it down before fall. I have also started my gameroom/man cave project. So allot of things to do. Anyways here is a few picks of the deck. I will try to add some pics of the deck at night all lit up also.
The deck all lit up.
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The King is dead, again, so long live the King, whoever he proves to be. Those who believe that the captaincy of England's football team is largely about tossing the coin and keeping out of trouble will say this is probably enough of a postscript on the latest stripping of John Terry's armband.
Unfortunately for Fabio Capello, it is only half the story.
Would Terry's presence in the dressing room at the European Championship be any less divisive after once more being turned into just another serving soldier? The England coach has been left with that dilemma by the Football Association elders but from this vantage point the answer does not seem too elusive.
Certainly, the evidence from England's last campaign at the World Cup makes a persuasive case for the complete jettisoning of a player who, despite having many admirably competitive qualities, has proved a lot more trouble than any coach might reasonably bear.
There can be little sympathy for Il Capo, however. The man who made a brilliant reputation on implacable – and unsentimental – professional values plainly made a shocking miscalculation when he decided to give Terry a second chance.
What was so stunning about that reversal was the still vivid memory of the force of Capello's first decision, how Terry was summoned to Wembley in the middle of the furore over his alleged affair with the ex-partner of a team-mate and then sent on his way, minus the captaincy, in a matter of minutes.
The coach's position then was utterly unequivocal. Nothing could impinge on the unity of the team.
Now he has to consider the risk of that already fragile status being ripped apart once more under the shadow of Terry's trial for alleged racial abuse of Anton Ferdinand, who, of course, happens to be the brother of Rio, one of the vaguely viable candidates to reclaim the armband before he withdrew from the race yesterday.
All round, it is another perfect storm in Capello's troubled relationship with what passes for professional conduct at the top of English football.
It means that the weight of logic rests heavily on the FA conclusion this week that separating Terry from the captaincy again was inescapable. A Capello move to complete the job, to say that the Terry baggage that was so apparent during the World Cup campaign – when his self-appointed role in trying to rally a desperate cause was seen by many as yet another widening of the already existing division in the team – had simply become too much, would surely command the same reaction.
What we would have, albeit in the most halting way, is some attempt to create a few of the certainties the coach enjoyed before the first Terry crisis in 2010 – and the swiftly ensuing evidence that a brilliant qualifying campaign for the World Cup had merely delayed the onset of another England breakdown in discipline and competitive focus.
That was visible, quite horrifically at times, in the appalling England performance in South Africa. So Capello is obliged to agonise all over again, not just about the quality of individual members of his side but their ability to make some passing run at the kind of team spirit which glows from such contenders as Spain and Germany.
He had some interesting, if not totally ambiguous, input yesterday from John Barnes, no stranger to racism in his distinguished career with Liverpool and England. Barnes said: "I prefer to look at the bigger picture, tackling racism as a whole. I don't think it would be toxic in the dressing room but stripping him of the captaincy and saying he can still play for England is hypocritical."
Capello doesn't have the time, or probably the inclination, to juggle such nuances of feeling but he may appreciate Barnes' central point, the one that says you can't solve this particular problem by the simple device of removing an armband.
Another more pragmatic point which may just have occurred to Capello is that, while rival coaches have to do no more than fine-tune their squads and re-emphasise the values that got them to the finals, his duty is again to machete his way through the kind of problem that would have been inconceivable back home in Italy. It is as basic as imposing a degree of peace and comradeship in the dressing room.
Though he has taken himself out of captaincy contention, a fully fit Rio Ferdinand would obviously be a compelling candidate to share central defensive duties with Terry – though that possibility was not exactly enhanced by the belief that if Terry had been fit for tomorrow's collision between their clubs he was unlikely to have received a handshake from his long-time England colleague. It is a case of piling one absurdity upon another, especially when you consider that in normal circumstances Capello would be considering Terry's current playing form quite as much as his genius for causing industrial-scale distraction to all around him.
The sense of an international team – heir to one whose survivors remain as close to each other as they were when they won the World Cup in 1966 – chronically unable to grow up is only increased when you consider the leading candidates to replace Terry as captain.
Steven Gerrard? His record of discipline on and off the field is less then exemplary and it is also true his leadership in South Africa was a long way from inspiring. Wayne Rooney, given the passing honour against Brazil in Qatar, presumably left his candidacy in the desert, especially when you remember that he is able to play in just one of the group games only through a massive defence effort by the FA after he was sent off in Montenegro. Ashley Cole? It is perhaps not the most resounding thought. Probably the safest bet is Joe Hart, who two years ago was considered too raw for World Cup exposure.
It's all very well telling Il Capo to do the right thing, but with whom? He can and should discard the problem of Terry but then who replaces the culture from which the player came? This, plainly, is too much work for one man, even if he is paid £6m a year.
Lancaster has faced his big challenge in the right way
England's interim rugby union coach, Stuart Lancaster, needs some spectacular results to hold off more experienced opposition when a permanent appointment is made but it is certainly no hardship wishing him some good luck at Murrayfield tonight.
He was given a clean-up operation which seemed to call more pressingly for a hosepipe than a brush. His response, though, has been splendidly uncompromising in its investment in a new start for a team which had plainly lost its way both on and off the field. He could have put more emphasis on achieving a result against the pesky Scots than some unequivocal statement about the way the future has to be.
Undoubtedly, Lancaster chose the more honourable course. His reward, quite separate from the calculations of a Twickenham selection committee, is that he can always tell himself that he faced up the great challenge of his career. For some considerable time, not too many at the Rugby Football Union will be able to say that.
The man who showed a true love for Ali
Joe Frazier, now Angelo Dundee. Suddenly the human furniture of Muhammad Ali's life is going, piece by piece.
It is hard to imagine a more forlorn process for the man who once lit up the world with the consistently vital help of the genius cornerman Dundee, who died this week at the age of 90.
Dundee displayed his love for the great man most conspicuously when he defied the urgings of the Nation of Islam management and threw in the towel when Ali was being systematically battered by Larry Holmes in Las Vegas in 1980.
Sometimes Dundee's sayings seemed to come straight from the pages of Damon Runyon. But his greatest eloquence was provoked by the promptings of his heart. Angelo Dundee was a friend and ally to many great fighters but, of course, there was only one Muhammad Ali, as he reminded us in that unforgettably poignant moment all those years ago.
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High drama during Signing Day as some top players flip schools
Torrodney Prevot committed to USC back in July, but Wednesday signed with Oregon. (247Sports) |
National Signing Day is famous for handful of guys who have an unexpected press conference or a dramatic hat switch angering one fan base, while exciting another.
Chip Patterson broke down the most famous in recent history and a few might end up joining that list on Wednesday.
Joshua Dobbs from Arizona State to Tennessee: After committing to the Sun Devils nearly eight months ago, four-star quarterback Joshua Dobbs surprised a lot of people when he signed with Tennessee. The 6-foot-3, 190-pound Dobbs is the No. 8 pro-style quarterback in the 2013 class, according to 247Sports.com.
Daeshon Hall from Washington to Texas A&M: The 6-foot-6, 220-pound Hall, a native of Lancaster, Texas, signed with the Aggies on Wednesday, spurning the Huskies after being committed to UW (and before that, Texas) for the better part of six months. Hall is rated the sixth-best defensive end in the country by 247Sports, and he bolsters an A&M recruiting class that is slated to finish in the top 10 in the team race.
Torrodney Prevot from USC to Oregon: Prevot committed to USC back in July but started to consider Texas A&M and Oregon after the Trojans stumbled to a 7-6 record. Prevot is a four-star DE and ranked the No. 177th ranked player overall by 247Sports.com.
Dee Liner from Auburn to Alabama: Liner, the the No. 112 overall prospect and No. 10 defensive tackle, according to 247Sports, was committed to Auburn throughout most of 2012 but left the Auburn fold after the departure of Gene Chizik and his staff.
Taivon Jacobs from Ohio State to Maryland: WR Taivon Jacobs switched his commitment from Ohio State to Maryland at a mid-morning ceremony inside Suitland High School. He had originally committed to the Buckeyes on July 19, one day after whittling his list of double-digit suitors to Ohio State, Maryland and West Virginia, but made his pledge to the Terps official on Wednesday.
Stay tuned for more drama with our complete National Signing Day Coverage.


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Ok, so I just built one of those DB4-like antennas and hooked it up. I am pulling stations out of Los Angele Mt. Wilson which is something like 70+ miles away with no preamp or anything. I'm blown away!
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How about you post your tvfool results.
I started with one of those and I was able to pull in WIVB 4.1 from a little over 100miles away. I got to watch the superbowl on a "real American" channel without the stupid Canadian commercials. It had to be pointed just right and I could only get one other Buffalo station with it. My CM4228 works much much better. Good start now imagine what you could do with a CM4228 or similar antenna. I don't think the coat hanger is gonna last outside anyways. here's my tvfool and 100mile plus pull on wivb channel 4 http://www.tvfool.com/?option=com_wr...27eead661c837d |
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Ohh and for more fun try making a reflector for it. That will improve your front to back ratio and make it more powerful in the forward facing direction. I made my reflector out of a large piece of cardboard and aluminum foil.
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Hi Daniel,
Sounds like you got some very promising results from your first effort - bravo! It's always nice to see someone trying to roll their own! I do think you can improve on the both the performance and the longevity of the antenna out in the elements by re-building. A fellow called mclapp has done extensive computer modeling of the 4-bay bowtie design and fine tuned it for optimum performance. His improvements have been verified in real world usage. Do a little searching and you'll find all the details. First is that wood is a no-no, especially outdoors - it holds moisture which will upset the impedance of the antenna. Use PVC pipe, galvanized elect conduit or alum tubing with insulating standoffs for the elements & phase lines. Use either #8 or #10AWG aluminum ground wire or copper wire for the elements & phase lines - steel coathangers will rust outdoors and your performance will suffer. The large fender washers you used for mounting also come relatively close to each other for the phase line spacing - try and use something smaller to avoid upsetting the impedance. The whisker elements S/B 9.5" long spaced 9" apart, spread ~4" apart at the ends. I noticed you used a bit of a loop on the phase lines at the crossover points, which is good but being on one leg only it is messing with the phase balance of the lines. If you use standoffs on a pipe spline there will be room to do a nice smooth crossover while maintaining an ~1" space thru the crossover and keep the lines equal length. Phase lines S/B 1.25" apart otherwise, BTW. Adding a reflector as LovesTheOTA has mentioned will improve both the gain over the UHF band and also give the antenna some positive gain over VHF-High too - use 1"x2" rectangular wire fencing with the horizontal wires in the 1" direction. It S/B 36"wide x 40" tall, spaced 4.5" - 5" back from the whisker elements. Here's a video on a 4-bay build that follows the mclapp design: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcUSW2l6MSI It uses reflector rods, but the wire fencing is (IMHO) easier and will achieve better results. And one on straightening wire so your build comes out looking nice & professional and consistent: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8HoeP9beYE Looking at your tvfool report I would aim the antenna @308° since that's where the bulk of your stations are, and you should be able to get RF12 @ 281° & RF26 @ 337° since they're strong. You should have a shot at RF 7, 9, & 11... RF13 becomes a bit more iffy. I notice you didn't put in a height for your report, which can make a difference. If you can mount the antenna on a piece of 1-1/4" galvanized electrical conduit 10' lg and get it above the roofline it should perform even better. (Putting a 20'-25' height in tvfool should improve signal strengths.) Be sure to use your exact address, or the tvmaps feature on tvfool to get as close to the actual location of the antenna as possible for the most accurate prediction. If you find you have a solid lock on your stations but lose it due to weather, you can add an amp - a Winegard HDP-269 will give your lower level signals a bump and should bring them back from over the cliff with no chance of overload from any stronger ones. Properly constructed a 4-bay mclapp should come very close to the performance of a CM4228 for a fraction of the cost - and you'll have the satisfaction of having done it yourself! Hope this helps, Hooper
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Gabon's first female novelist, Angèle Rawiri probed deeper into the issues that writers a generation before her—Mariama Bâ and Aminata Sow Fall—had begun to address. Translated by Sara Hanaburgh, this third novel of the three Rawiri published is considered the richest of her fictional prose. It offers a gripping account of a modern woman, Emilienne, who questions traditional values and seeks emancipation from them. Emilienne's active search for feminism on her own terms is tangled up with cultural expectations and taboos of motherhood, marriage, polygamy, divorce, and passion. She completes her university studies in Paris; marries a man from another ethnic group; becomes a leader in women's liberation; enjoys professional success, even earning more than her husband; and eventually takes a female lover. Yet still she remains unsatisfied. Those closest to her, and even she herself, constantly question her role as woman, wife, mother, and lover. The tragic death of her only child—her daughter Rékia—accentuates Emilienne's anguish, all the more so because of her subsequent barrenness and the pressure that she concede to her husband's taking a second wife. In her forceful portrayal of one woman's life in Central Africa in the late 1980s, Rawiri prompts us not only to reconsider our notions of African feminism and the canon of francophone African women's writing but also to expand our awareness of the issues women face across the world today in the workforce, in the bedroom, and among family and peers.
Sara Hanaburgh's translation of Angèle Rawiri's Fureurs et cris des femmes—a novel and author that truly deserve more attention—has a great pace and manages to convey a sense of loss, anxiety, and increasing despair as articulated in the original text. Not only does the book not age or feel dated; it also brings out aspects of work and ethics and of ethnicity and group conflicts that are very timely.
Angèle Rawiri (1954–2010) was a translator, interpreter, model, and actress in addition to being a novelist. Her death in Paris reinvigorated interest in her work and dismay that she had not known greater success during her lifetime. Sara Hanaburgh is Assistant Professor of French at St. John's University. Cheryl Toman is Associate Professor of French at Case Western Reserve University.


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HERNDON, Va., Nov. 5, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) today announced that Blackboard Inc. President and CEO Michael Chasen will headline the organization's Titans breakfast event on Nov. 15, 2012, from 7 – 9:15 a.m. at The Ritz Carlton, Tysons Corner in McLean, Va. Chasen will share lessons from starting a company and growing it to $1.7 billion in 15 years, including how he positioned the company for growth through innovations, acquisitions and partnerships.
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As co-founder and CEO, Chasen oversaw Blackboard's more than 20 acquisitions and worked with Providence Equity Partners to take the company private in 2011. His expertise managing fast-growth Internet software companies coupled with a passion to enhance education through technology has been critical to Blackboard's success.
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Patrick Chan believes he is right on track to win his second consecutive world title. (AFP) |
At this year's championships in Moncton, New Brunswick, the reigning world men's champion not only won his fifth consecutive Canadian title but also finished an extraordinary 62.7 points ahead of silver medalist Kevin Reynolds. Despite being in another stratosphere than the rest of the competitors, Chan, 21, said he cherishes the opportunity to compete at home.
"It's easy to think that someone who's been to many world championships may overlook the national championship because it may not be important to them," said Chan, who won two Grand Prix events and the Grand Prix Final last fall. "For me, it marks an important time of the season. It's the moment where I can kind of judge where I am in my training. It marks the halfway point of the season.
"Before nationals, it's somewhat like the development of the skater. After nationals, it's where the flower blossoms. That's when you should be in your prime. Nationals are extremely important because I set goals and usually I'm able to accomplish them."
The Canadian championships are also when skaters from all over Canada get to come in direct contact with Chan. It's where the past, present and future of skating meet, and Chan said he gladly soaks up that environment.
"It kind of brings me back to reality," he said. "I used to be one of those kids. One of them is going to replace me in the future. It's so great to be a part of that, and realize I can affect their path and affect the success they have in the future and give them motivation and inspiration. That's my job. If they can leave more inspired than when they came, then I've done my job."
When he leaves the rink and heads back to the hotel or out to dinner, people come up to him and wish him well or say how proud they are of what he's accomplished. He said such recognition is an honor. He especially enjoyed the first day on official practice ice in Moncton, when local school children came to watch.
"Every time I would skate by them, they would go absolutely crazy," Chan said.
It was the third time being at the Canadian championships for Chan's coach, Christy Krall. He said they try to remain relaxed during the week and not stress out.
Training in Colorado with Krall has provided Chan with the perfect balance of acclaim and anonymity.
"It definitely keeps me away from the hype and the limelight," Chan said. "It's great to come home and go to Toronto and see all the people so excited, coming up to me, wanting pictures. It really helps make me feel good. It makes me happy.
"Then I get away from it and focus on my job. I get distracted really easily. I get really involved with people who come up to me. Colorado allows me two separate lives -- the life I have in Canada and then the life I have in Colorado, which is training and becoming world champion again."
Chan anticipates he will compete at the
"This is the same place I was last year at nationals," he noted. "I did a great long program, great short program last year at nationals. I think the plan went great. I won worlds after that. So we're going to stick to the plan, which is keep everything the same.
"There are things I can take out from this competition and apply to Four Continents and worlds to remind myself of that feeling," Chan said. "Now that I've been able to do it in competition, it will be a lot easier to remember it and repeat it."
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Im selling my truck to get something a little newer and a little more room inside. First off I want to say this truck is not a daily driver, it could be as long as you dont drive on the highway. The truck is carburated and just doesnt like to go over 55-60, its been like that ever since I bought it. The truck runs great, starts right up, but just doesnt have a lot of power. It does have a brand new water pump, and pretty recent clutch. Motor runs great, it does idle a little high after it warms up, I havent figured that out, and trans is in great shape. It also has a welded rear diff. The tires that are on it are getting pretty low on tread, but still have some life. It has a fiberglass bed in pretty decent shape, 1 crack a couple inchs long on the bottom, also has a cracked driverside tailight. It now has a brush guard on it, it does come with the roll bar, but it is kinda rotted at the bottom, more of a light bar, but the lights are not hooked up because the bar is not currently in the truck. The exhaust is in pretty good shape, not loud at all. Interior is blue and in pretty good shape, some cracks in the dash, heat works. Any questions just ask, I can also get more pics if needed. Again this is more of a trail rig then a daily driver. Looking to get $800 obo.
The wheels are painted black now also. Alright, the truck has 148,932 on the chassis, motor and trans I couldnt tell you since there not original. I fired it up and took it for a spin today, the wipers quit working, not sure if its a fuse or not, it was dark and cold so I havent looked. They were froze to the windshield and I broke them loose and then they quit working, not sure if it was because they were stuck or what. The seats are in great shape, carpet is good, just needs to be cleaned. Also the truck has a broke front corner light. Headlights, tailights, brakelights and blinkers all work, but like I said this would make a good trail rig. Last edited by dirtybastard; January 20th, 2007 at 08:45 PM. |
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I forgot to mention a couple things. The motor and trans are not original, but both are in great shape. Hasnt seemed to burn any oil since ive owned it, but I havent driven it a whole lot, so I can guarentee it doesnt burn any. Also it is a manual trans 4x4 that works great. It also has new brakes in the front, and ill get some more pics up in the morning, thanks for looking.
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The motor is a 22r, as for cab rust there were a couple small spots that were fixed by the previous owner, the truck is pretty solid. I will have pics shortly, im going out right now.
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Like I posted up top, the roll bar is rotted through towards the bottom of the bar on each side. So its not really a roll bar anymore, pretty much can be used just for the lights now. And I might have a deal going with the truck this weekend so it might be gone.
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Yeah i have a 87 also its fun i use it as a woods better i needed a truck to play with till my chevy is done mine has 33's on it it goes in some deep mud for little 33s well peace.....Shaun
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Each semester I dread and welcome the day I receive the email with the subject line "Teaching Evaluations". In the email, I get access to two things, my quantitative scores and my open-ended student comments.
Like many colleagues, I love the comments – the good and the bad. I welcome the sarcastic remarks about why the assignments have to be so complicated, the compliments regarding my choice of readings, and even the somewhat odd personal observations such as, "do you know you wear black pants every Thursday." I learn so much about what students believe to be fair and good about my course. I take most of these comments to heart, even the odd observations. In general, I feel nothing but love from the students when I read these comments, even the critical ones.
On the other hand, I dread opening the quantitative scores that always accompany the comments. As a quantitative researcher, I know how to make sense of the distributions and the possible random errors. As a heavy user of survey research, I place a lot of value on scaled responses. As a member of a large university faculty, I know that my relative overall ranking from these scores matter and that professional careers can hinge on good and bad teaching evaluations. With all the possible limitations and consequences in mind, I also take these averages and individual scores selected by my students to heart.
To be honest, my quantitative scores are rarely that low, but they are far from excellent which is what I aspire to. What I have come to accept is that only a small proportion of students will choose the highest rank on all questions asked. For example, some might believe I manage class time well others disagree. When colleagues question the utility of standardized teaching evaluations I often disagree. In my experience, my students are as intentional in their response choices using these measures as they were in writing their comments. If I am honest with myself, the majority of students are often right with respect to where they find me lacking and where they see my strengths. So I now use both my comments and my standardized scores to improve my courses.
I know many of us are concerned with the heavy reliance on standardized evaluations and the lack of attention paid to the comments portion of teaching evaluations, the peer observations, and the critical assessment of syllabi. I completely agree. I know that we worry about students using these evaluations as a tool to exact revenge for their poor performance. However, as standardized teaching evaluation questions have improved, I increasingly see value in the responses generated from these questions. Universities are increasingly paying attention to the questions asked and to the data received. Over the last two years, Dedman College examined the content of questions, revised and added new ones, and finally found a way to link class characteristics to the data. As a result, the standardized scores from my fall evaluations were some of the most helpful I have received while at SMU.
While changing standardized evaluations are certainly a step in the right direction, I would suggest that universities also find a way to use the open-ended comments as well. All they need to accomplish this is software that analyzes qualitative data to identify patterns. Using these software packages, we can quickly and reliably identify positive versus negative adjectives, identify consistent problems, generate super cool WORD CLOUDS to see what words dominate student comments. In other words, there are ways to not rely so heavily on a single number or a rank when determining how good of a teacher someone is.
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You vanish and a monster of your choice appears in your place. The creature shares your alignment, personality and goals, and will continue to act as you would within the limits of its intelligence and abilities. The creature must be at least 3 CR less than your character level, may not have the incorporeal or swarm subtype, and is unexceptional for its type. If the monster is killed, the spell is ended. When the spell ends, the monster vanishes and you appear where the monster was with an amount of lethal, nonlethal, and ability damage on you equal to the amount the monster had suffered when the spell ended (this means that if the spell ended because the monster was slain and the monster had an equal or greater number of hit points as you, you may well be dead when you appear).
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- Magma 2 BBQ
This redesigned version of the hugely popular Magma BBQ has some great new useful and user friendly features. Practically windproof due to a virtual blow-out proof turbo venturi and valve system, it's reliable even in the windiest of conditions. It also features a new patented burner and heat distribution system that reduces flare-ups and directs more heat to the cooking surface, increasing the life of your grill.
Made of 100% 18-9 mirror polished stainless steel this premium marine BBQ is designed for maximum corrosion resistance without sacrificing the quality finish. With Magma's time-tested, highly efficient radiant plate heat distribution system and convection heating technology, this BBQ achieves a hot, even temperature quickly and efficiently, using the minimum amount of fuel saving you money.
This design uses standard, disposable, Camping Gaz (CV-470 or CV-270) Propane/Butane mix fuel canisters or will easily adapt to the boat's existing onboard low pressure Propane/Butane fuel system. The grill quickly disassembles without tools for easy clean-up.
- 100% Mirror polished stainless steel construction
- Hinged Lid: Convenient balanced hinged lid will not slam shut.
- "Stay Cool" handle with air cooled supports
- Newly designed, swivelling, windproof turbo venturi & control valve design. Virtually eliminates blow-outs. Places the fuel & valve where it is convenient to you. Allows safe & easy fuel changes.
- Burner & hi tech radiant plate heat distribution design. Less flare up, even heat distribution and longer grill life.
- Combination "easy-to-clean" grease catch pan/wind baffle. Keeps the wind gusts out while keeping the flames and grease in.
- Magma's patented design fully utilizes both radiant and convection cooking. Quickly comes to temperature then heats the entire grill surface evenly while using the least amount of fuel.
- Before lighting, the indexed bowl and lid may be rotated to act as a windshield in gusty wind conditions.
- Uses standard, disposable Camping Gaz Canisters (CV-470 or CV-270), Propane/Butane Mix, or adapts to on-board low
This model is designed specifically for use in countries requiring the CE mark, or in countries that use Camping Gaz® propane/butane mix fuels in disposable canisters (CV470 or CV270).
Please note gas canister and rail mount does not come included but can be purchased separately
Christmas Returns
Any orders placed between 15th November 2016 and 23rd December 2016 will have an extended exchange period to allow for Christmas gifts. Any order placed in this time frame needs to be returned by Friday 13th January 2016 for an exchange or a credit note. Normal refund terms and conditions of 14 working days apply.
All returned items must be accompanied by our Returns Form. Please click here to download a copy of the Returns Form.
For information please call our returns team on 01342 710544
How To Return Goods:
1. Download and print the Mailspeed Marine Returns Form.
2. Complete all fields and provide as much information about your reason for return and the outcome you would like.
3. Please call our returns team on 01342 710544 if you are returning an incomplete, faulty or damaged item.
4. Re-package the goods, it is the customers responsibility to ensure that goods are returned to Mailspeed Marine in a re-saleable condition. Please note that if items are not considered to be in a resalable condition then a re-stocking fee may be charged.
5. Return the goods to the Mailspeed Marine Returns Department. We recommend that you use a tracked postal method to ensure delivery.
6. A Mailspeed Marine representative will contact you via email within 2-5 working days of receipt of the goods to conform the return.
7. Please allow a further 3-5 working days for replacement goods to be delivered or a refund to arrive in your account.
Returns Terms and Conditions:
· In accordance with The Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000 there is a cancellation period of 7 working days in which to cancel the order.
· Customers may return any item within 14 working days for a full refund or exchange providing the goods are in a re-merchantable condition, in the original packaging and with original labels still attached where applicable. All returned packages must include a completed Mailspeed Marine Returns Form. It is the customer's responsibility to return the goods to Mailspeed Marine and we recommend you send via a method with proof of delivery. Return postage for goods that are correct as per the original order and are not faulty or damaged are returned at the customer's expense. Mailspeed Marine reserve the right to refuse returns or make a partial refund at our discretion if items are not returned and received in an entirely re-merchantable condition.
· Items returned for an exchange that are correct as per the original order and are not faulty or damaged will incur a replacement carriage charge where applicable.
· If an item arrives damaged, the customer must report the damage to Mailspeed Marine within 7 working days of receipt of the item. We regret that we may not be able to offer a full refund if the damage is not reported within this time.
· If an item is faulty, the customer must report the fault to Mailspeed Marine immediately. All goods are subject to the manufacturers guarantee and in some circumstances, it may be more beneficial to deal with and send goods back direct to the manufacturer. Mailspeed Marine will advise the customer if this is the best course of action. We recommend that items are sent back using a tracked courier method especially for items with a value of £50 or more. Faulty items cannot be replaced until the manufacturer has agreed a replacement, please allow up to 31 days for this to be processed. If no faulty is found with the item, a service and postage charge may be applicable.
· If the customer decides to return items which have been made to suit personal requirements e.g. Rope, Chain or Webbing measured to 10 meters or more and they are correct as per the original order and there is no fault or damage to the item, a 30% handling charge will be incurred and deducted from the refund. Mailspeed Marine are unable to accept returns on these items measured to less than 10 meters unless incorrect product is sent or the item is faulty or damaged.
· Flares are a non-refundable product – If returned they will incur a 50% re-stocking fee and postage will not be refunded.
· Please allow 7-14 working days for returns to be processed from receipt at Mailspeed Marine. Please allow a further 3-5 working days for funds to arrive in your account where a refund is approved.
· This will not affect your statutory rights.
Please Note: Our warehouse and shop is shut for our annual stock take between 26th Jan-31st Jan 2017. During this time no orders will be dispatched and no orders can be placed in the shop.
At Mailspeed Marine we aim to offer you the best possible postage prices. See below our postage rates for UK mainland only:
Region | Package Size | Free Delivery Over £100* | Supersaver Economy | Standard (2-3 Days) | Next Working Day |
UK Mainland | Small Items | YES | 3.95 | 4.95 | 8.95 |
UK Mainland | Standard Items | YES | 5.95 | 6.95 | 8.95 |
UK Mainland | Heavy Items | NO | 9.99 | 12.99 | 14.99 |
UK Mainland | Super Heavy Items | NO | 24.99 | 26.99 | 28.99 |
UK Mainland | Flares (Hazardous) | NO | Supersaver - Please allow 3 working days for delivery = 17.99 |
Please note: The table above excludes non-mainland postcodes along with European regions and ROW. For Europe and ROW delivery charges please telephone our customer services team for a quote on 01342 710618.
All deliveries from our courier require a signature and parcels are unable to be left at an address without one. For more information or if you have any questions please contact our customer service team at [email protected]
More Postage Terms:
- We can not ship to hotels or PO Box address
- If you are in a hurry, you can choose our express delivery option where we'll part ship your order if some items are in stock and some not, for a flat postage fee.You need to spend over £100 after any discount in 1 single purchase.
Our Free Delivery Offer:
- You need to spend over £100 after any discount in 1 single purchase.
- If you have claimed our offer we will deliver all your order in 1 delivery. If some of the items you have ordered are not in stock, this means you might need to wait a little longer.
- Your delivery address needs to be within the UK mainland (sorry, this excludes Highlands and Islands of Scotland)
- This offer excludes electronics items & hazardous products, including antifouling/paint, distress flares, life rafts, life jackets, batteries and some cleaning products.This offer is valid for orders up to 25kg in weight and 2.5m in length.
- All electronics and dinghies are excluded from the free delivery promotion. These products will be sent next day, fully tracked and insured. We are therefore adding a small charge to insure expensive items arrive safely and quickly. This means these products will now be excluded from the free delivery promotion.
- Items within our heavy, super heavy and flares categories are excluded from the free delivery promotion.
- Free delivery orders in stock have an estimated delivery time of 5-7 working days.
Next Working Day
Our next working day delivery option is available for orders placed before 2pm. Deliveries are then sent via courier with a tracking number for delivery 'next working day'. Please note weekends and bank holidays are not working days.
Pallet Surcharge
Please note that some items are recommended to be sent on a pallet such as fridges and cookers. This is due to high rate of damages by standard delivery. Our customer care team will contact you when items exceed the weight limit or items that are considered at a high risk of damage. You have the right to refuse a pallet upgrade and continue with standard delivery, however you will be liable for any damage that may be incurred during delivery. We will always add extra packaging no matter what method of transport such items are sent.Unfortunately larger dinghy & outboard engine packages (2.7m + above boats and 8hp + above engines) also incur a pallet surcharge due to their weight and size. This cannot be added at the checkout, a member of our sales team will contact you with a pallet delivery quote.
Next Working Day Delivery available on orders placed before 2pm
Customer Service
If you need any help just contact us at customerservices
Easy Returns
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What is up kids???
Well i done did it. 200 Motherf*cking blogs for "Here Comes the Money..." bitches!!!
And i'm not gonna lie, i don't think i EVER thought i would have made it this far when i started this blog. "Are you kidding me you lazy Mexican? We thought you'd give up the first week!" First of all, i'm Mexican and Dominican. Secondly, you make a fantastic point. Mostly because i give up on things pretty easily, whether it be trying to diet and/or work out or even find a new job. And to be honest i don't know if i've ever stuck with anything this long, let alone a blog that is basically the length of a college essay two times a week. i wrote my first blog on March 23rd, 2011. And now, almost two years later to the day i'm writing blog 200. That's pretty impressive kids!!!
But after all this time, after all these rants, after all of my nonsense, does anyone even know why i do this? For real kids, 200 blogs is NONE joke. i've checked out some other blogs on the Interwebs and no one writes the kind quality filled blog that i do, and/or as often as i do it. But the truth is i write these because i have to write them. i obviously don't write them because i get paid or anything. Lord knows i have yet to figure out how to make a ducket on any of my genius. Which is okay for now, i'll continue to work on my craft and pay my invisible dues until i figure out that next step. Which hopefully comes soon because let's face it, after 200 borderline MASTERPIECES i know how to write the money blog!
But regardless, today isn't the day to look into my future. It's about celebrating how far i've come! And what better way to do that then to re-post the first rant i ever did. Back on blog # 1 almost two years ago, when i just started writing this "thing" and i had no idea why...
And now i'm here 200 blogs later, and if anything all i want is MORE attention. But to all of you that have made this worth it to me, from my family who hasn't disowned me yet, to my beautiful girlfriend Jen, and to Stefanie and to Keller and Rob and Kohl and Jay John and Erin and Jewell and Yady and Johnny Lats and to even my #1 fan who keeps this blog interesting, thank you SO much for keeping me going. And thanks to rest of you as well, because without you i'd just have all this money knowledge to myself with no one to drop it on!!!! So to all of you from the bottom of my heart, thank you for supporting my insanity!!! Now on to today's Nonsense!!!
-Before i go any further in blog Dos hundred, i feel like it'd be a shame if i didn't give a shout out to the new Pope, Pope Francis!!
And if you don't get that reference you are BLOWING IT! Unless you are a girl and you are too young to get it, in which case that is SMOKING hot!!
-So is everyone fired up for the WBC Championship tonight? No, not a Wendy's bacon cheeseburger Keller. But i dig where your head's at. What i'm talking about is the "World Baseball Classic," the tournament where the Dominican Republic is undefeated and just needs to beat Puerto Rico tonight for the second time in order to go undefeated and be the World champs! And i know what you're thinking, "Who cares about baseball you a$$hole? And now i want a JBC and a frosty from Wendy's!" Of course you don't care about it, The Dominicans already whooped up on the classless Americans. And they also whooped up on those sweaty, pizza grease smelling wife beater wearing Italians as well. And now all they have to do is beat PR and we rule the world. In baseball. Kind of. Whatever, i'm half Dominican so F you i wanna win this thing!!!
-One more Sports thing and then i'll get to funny band names, i promise! The New Jersey Devils play the New York Rangers tonight, and if there is one thing i want you to learn after 200 blogs it's how much i f*cking HATE the Rangers. i mean HAAAAAATE them. Like if i had one wish in life, it would be that the Rangers would never win another hockey game ever. And you'd be like, "Why didn't you wish for a billion dollars? Or to be super famous and rich? Or wish for a million more wishes??!?!?" And i'd be like, "Because f*ck the Rangers!" i don't want any of their fans to ever see another win in their life. And i don't even mean win a Stanley cup, i mean ever see one more Ranger victory in their life. i want every Ranger fan to die, living every day of their life knowing the Rangers couldn't win a game. They would go a week, a month, a season, a lifetime without ever winning a single game. Maybe some Overtime shoot out losses just to make it hurt more, but for the most part i would wish nothing but pain and misery for everyone in Madison Square Garden until this planet is no more. And it's just hockey so get over it Albin. It's not like i'm wishing bad upon you or your loved ones, in the scheme of things it could be worse. But that'd be my wish, although my wish for tonight is for the Devils to beat those scumbag Rangers Gddamn f*cking a$$!!!!!!!
A Great Name for a Punk Band! "The Cheeky Monkeys"
"OLD SCHOOL" NONSENSE - - Now i realize most guys know nothing about women. Mostly because i constantly see them blowing it and making horrible decisions. But here's a tip for you fellas, NEVER tell a girl she looks tired. They f'n HATE it! They are already super insecure about everything from their weight to their height, to their hair color, etc. There is no need to make it worse by making yourself sound like a total jerk off Don Juan. Because what you are really saying when you tell a girl she looks tired is "Wow! You look TERRIBLE!!" Nice compliment deek!
Since it's blog 200, i'll give you all a treat and drop another band name for your laughing pleasure. One that i've been thinking about a lot recently. It's for a Mexican Boy Band, tell me what you think...
A Great Name for a Mexican Boy Band!
And now it's time again for
"OLD SCHOOL" Tips for Video Games:
Fast Food FACTS: Here's the most disturbing headline ever...
Sound like bull$hit? Well it's kinda not. If you want to read the full article you can go HERE, but basically it just says how the Doritos Locos Taco is responsible for creating 15,000 jobs at Taco Bell last year in the U.S. and how they have plans to open at least 2000 more "restaurants" in 2013. And all of this data comes before the release of the "Cool Ranch Doritos Locos" Tacos that already has people filling the front of their shorts with sour cream and warm nacho cheese. But i have yet to try this horrificness, because like i told you in the past i gave up fast food in 2013. And i also gave up bagels too, yet i'm still a fat f*ck. Why? Because of gddamn pizza places and Italian deli's. We may have beat you in the WBC but you Italians will always have the last laugh at my big gut!!!
So let's be honest, that was pretty epic for a 200th blog. Don't you agree? No?? Well eat me because it's all you're gonna get!!! And also because you're wrong. i mean that Carlin quote i used to start off today's blog? Straight up money. And that Calvin and Hobbes comic i posted immediately after? That basically explains my entire theory on life. And oh yeah, Juan Direction???? i guarantee that's the funniest thing you hear today. So stop setting the bar so high for me. i know i hit and exceed it every time, but there's no need to take advantage of how money i am week in and week out.
But honestly, from the bottom of my heart, thanks to everyone for sticking with me all this time. Or even being a new reader for that matter. i'd like to lie and say i'd still be doing this if no one was reading this, but after 2 years and 200 blogs that'd just be a big fat lie.
But it's also got me thinking that it is time to start getting going on my comedy career, for reals this time. Which is why i'm taking this Friday off from my blog, and next week i'm only doing a Tuesday blog as well. i have a few things in the works as far as stand up comedy goes, as well as a new comedy show i'm gonna put out on my Youtube channel hopefully by the end of Spring. Speaking of which can you believe Spring starts tomorrow? Holy $hitballs this life thing flies by fast!! It's a good thing i don't get caught up with what people think is "important," and/or give a f*ck about any of that meaningless temporal bull$hit. All i care about is making people laugh, and for those of you who are with me for blog 200 and beyond and who are down for some more nonsense i can't thank you all enough!!!
Cya next Tuesday! @migueljose_85
Oh, and one last thing...


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Organizers of the Telfer EMBA trip to Silicon Valley saved the best of briefings for the last day.
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Today, we visited two companies best known for their networks. While technology was certainly part of the discussion, human networking – and the value of people, customers, reputations and business relationships – dominated the discussions.
The day started at Aruba Networks and a meeting with president and CEO Dominic Orr. Aruba focuses on mission-critical wireless applications, with a vision of becoming the "biggest small company" within Silicon Valley. That means being large enough to undertake world-class R&D while remaining nimble enough to retain personal relationships with customers.
Mr. Orr said he believes people want to work where they can have an impact on the organization while having fun and being recognized for their work. Aruba believes that trust is the basis for a partnership, and that people buy from people. While Aruba is passionate about technology, it is clear that its focus is all about their customers.
Following our stay Aruba we ventured to Cisco Systems. It was here that the often mentioned, but little understood, "Internet of things" was explained to us by Tony Shakib, the company's vice-president of business solutions.
When we fully realized that concept – used to describe the network of an ever-increasing number of objects physical objects accessed through the Internet – we quickly concluded that a world where everything is connected to everything else will open up incredible global opportunities. Next on the speaking agenda was Inder Sidhu, Cisco's senior vice-president of strategy, who spoke about the choice many companies face – to innovate or to sustain – and argues that one can find ways to do both within a company.
Cisco may be a large company, but it places a premium on leading-edge innovation by acquiring companies with disruptive technology or investing within these technologies using a concept it calls "spin-in."
Cisco actively evaluates the impact on culture when considering potential acquisitions, according to Rob Lloyd, the company's president of development and sales. He stressed that Cisco often resists the temptation to "Ciscoise" a company after an acquisition and intentionally leaves the original culture intact to retain its secret sauce.
–By Ron MacEachern
This article is the fifth in a series on the University of Ottawa's Telfer School of Management Executive MBA class trip to the Silicon Valley. The trip is part of the EMBA curriculum on "Innovation and Entrepreneurship."


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The Prince Leopold is a Victorian Public house built in the heart of the Wylye Valley in 1878. It was named after Queen Victoria's youngest son, who discovered and fell in love with the area after graduating from Oxford in 1875. The bar area has been panelled as it might have been when originally built and there are pictures and artefacts relating to the period throughout the room.
We offer a selection of locally brewed ales at the bar as well as an extensive wine list. Adjacent to the bar is a Victorian style 'snug' complete with leather sofas, log fire, books, newspapers and games. The ideal room to relax in. The restaurant looks out over the River Wylye and surrounding watermeadows. It will comfortably seat 60 people. Alternatively, guests can chose to eat in one of the smaller pub dining rooms. We offer an a la carte menu which changes daily depending on what is fresh and seasonal, a wide selection of fish dishes, and of course the more traditional pub classics. The river runs through the garden where guests can relax and simply enjoy the view or feed the ducks and fish! For younger visitors there is a play park nearby in the village. The bedrooms are also newly refurbished. All are ensuite and have freeview TV, wifi access, tea and coffee making facilities and hairdryers. Warminster lies to the south west of Salisbury Plain, beneath the chalk downland with its abundant flora and fauna, and at the head of one of Britain's best kept secrets - 'The Wylye Valley' with its attractive villages and historic landscape, so this is an ideal location for walkers with many interesting walks of various lengths in the immediate vicinity. For those who prefer to see the countryside 'seated' -The White Horse Trekking Centre is less than 2 miles away. If it's culture you seek then the historic towns of Salisbury (20 mins) and Bath (40 mins) are both nearby.
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