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Batten Kill RS-3 #605 leads its train through Shushan, NY on the way to Eagle Bridge to interchange with Pan Am Southern.
Five unit Wilkes-Barre to Mechanicville freight is just North of Carbondale, PA. Engineer just got a signal from the dispatcher and is notching out his five trusty RS-3s to keep the tonnage moving... (more)
Back in 1969 I was a little disappointed when the Delaware & Hudson's southbound Laurentian out of Montreal showed up this day at Mechanicville behind an RS3 rather than a PA, but these days I wo... (more)
Batten Kill Alco RS-3 #4116--with snow flanger in tow--leads its train across the Hoosic River at Eagle Bridge, NY. Shortly, the train will arrive at the interchange with Pan Am Southern.
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Gone and Forgotten
Sitting quietly deep in the Cumberland Hollars lost in time is this vintage ex: Reading Railroad ALCO RS-3 now in the faded Southern Green, and White, and two p... (more)
Nevada Northern No. 109 with the wrecker heading towards Keystone.
Goose it, 109!Nevada Northern's RS-3/Rs-2 lashup bolts into the yard at East Ely with an empty ore train. The RS-3 has recently had 12 New Old Stock (NOS) cylinder liners installed... (more)
Nevada Northern 109 heads south along the averse branch towards Ely.
Look at Me, I'm a Steam Locomotive!Nevada Northern's pair of ALCo RS locomotives do what ALCos do: smoke like a steamer. Ironically, #109 doesn't smoke as badly now that she has had... (more)
Recently reactivated Kennecott Copper Co. Alco RS-3 109 leads the wreck train (featuring NNRy steam crane "A") upgrade on the line to Ruth.
An impressive quintet of Delaware-Lackawanna ALCOs work hard up the grade to Pocono Summit with grain loads for Ardent Mills. The lead RS3 is faithfully restored to its original Central Railroad o... (more)
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10 Books To Get Cozy With This Winter
Winter is coming... Unless you're from Texas. Either way, here's a list of 10 books (for 9 moods) that you should have on your radar this upcoming season.
1. If You Want To Feel Inspired...
Love Does by Bob Goff
This book changed my perspective on how I approach life, love, Jesus, and the people around me that sum up all the rest.
This book covers the crazy adventures of Bobs life, but he roots each story in a part of his faith. He talks about how he navigated a sailboat from California to Hawaii with nothing but a plastic compass, or how his children were invited to over 100 countries to meet with world leaders. Honorary Consul for the Republic of Uganda, this man is so generous and God-loving, you can't help but be engulfed in his words.
100% of the profits from this book sale go directly toward Love Does, a non-profit foundation started by Bob, to promote human rights and education around the world as it targets fighting injustice committed against children.
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"Love Lives Here" is a newer book by Bob's wife, Sweet Maria Goff. It's my new bedside read since finishing Love Does, and I look forward to going to bed every night because of it. Reading Love Does, you hear so often about Maria, as he has an entire chapter dedicated to her, but Maria's book gives an insight into her equally as interesting life and philosophy on love, faith, and how to live with these ideas in mind everyday. I love Bob, but there's just some things only a woman can truly capture and understand. These book each have a piece of my heart, and I couldn't recommend them enough.
2. If Your Favorite TV Show Isn't In Season...
Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin
We may have to wait over a year for the next season of our favorite HBO show, but I've found that the books are equally just as amazing. Yes, I'm the horrible person who watched the show before reading the books, but to be fair, I found that it enhanced my reading experience.
When I was traveling to France this summer, the first book in the series was my best friend during those 18 hour flights. They're incredibly similar to the adapted TV show, but I find myself catching even more details or general knowledge of the world/characters when I have the pages in front of me. This was a total page turner, and a much easier read than any of the Lord of The Rings books for sure. So basically, curl up with this on a weekend day when the sky is all grey and your windows are open, because after all, "Winter is coming."
3. If You Have An Interest In Historical Fiction, WW2, Or Female Protagonists...
Lilac Girls by Martha Hall Kelly
This incredibly enlightening and beautiful story follows 3 women- a NYC socialite, a Polish teenage rebel, and a German doctor who accepts an ad for work in Nazi Germany, and their work to "bring justice to those whom the world has forgotten." If you're anything like me, you're a sucker for any sort of WW2 drama, and who doesn't love a group of badass female protagonists? Kelly did an incredible job capturing a story that really touches on love and redemption with the allure of history and secrets. Why else would Pretty Little Liars have gone on for so long?
4. If You Know What "Always? Always" Means...
Turtles All The Way Down by John Green
We've all been waiting for a new John Green book, and while this one doesn't quite rip your heart out in the way that only Augustus Waters and Hazel Grace could do, there's still something really special and wholesome about it.
Aza and her fearless friend Daisy go on a quest to investigate a fugitive with a $100,000 price on their head. It's a YA story about "love, resilience, and lifelong friendship." Having read basically every John Green book ever, this one definitely didn't disappoint me.
5. If You're Feeling Nostalgic...
Harry Potter Series by J. K. Rowling
Coming from somebody who didn't even read them until she was 17, I think it's safe to say these books are for the universal reader of any age. Whether you're reading them for the first time or the fifteenth, these books have a way to bringing out something new and real in you every time. They've had such an impact in my life, that there's even a tattoo design in the works. These stories inspired my love of writing stories with life lessons incorporated into engaging literature for all ages.
And let's be real- who wouldn't want to curl up in bed and reminisce on Cedric Diggory dancing at the Yule Ball or those Weasley Christmas sweaters? If anybody can find either of those things on Amazon Prime for me, you'd be a lifesaver.
6. If You're In The Mood To Be Spooked...
The Shining by Stephen King
I'd be very surprised if you haven't seen the famous Stanley Kubrick movie before, but even if you have, this is a great read. Taking place in the Colorado Rockies in a snow storm, this story is bound to make you want to curl up by a fireplace (even if its 80 degrees outside). You have to figure, there's a reason why people love it so much?
7. If You Find Yourself Really Missing Somebody...
The Story of Arthur Truluv by Elizabeth Berg
This book must have coined the phrase "feeling all the feels" because you will experience every human emotion possible while you read this.
Arthur is an old man who visits the cemetery daily to have conversations with his late wife, when one day he meets Maddy, a rebel teenager who uses the cemetery to escape class. Together they form an unusual, but so real, friendship that you won't be able to stop smiling at. A story about creating happiness, and how life's greatest moments are best when shared with others.
8. If You Live For Flower Metaphors...
The Sun and Her Flowers by Rupi Kaur
You have probably seen her other famous poetry book 'Milk and Honey' once or twice before on book store shelves or Tumblr blogs, but there's a reason people love her work so much.
Her new installment talks about how we grow and heal on our journey of life. Her five chapters cover the ideas of wilting, rooting, falling, rising, and blooming. Boom. Flower metaphors.
Not to mention, this book makes a great gift for friends and loved ones.
9. If You Know Who Nancy Drew Is, Or Even Nancy From Stranger Things...
Murder On The Orient Express by Agatha Christie
If you said yes above, then you're probably at least somewhat interested in the concept of mystery novels or crime fiction. This book, published back in 1934, is one in a series of high-intensity mystery novels. This one follows the famous Orient Express train through Europe, where they find themselves trapped in a snow storm with a dead man on board. It's up to detective Hercule Poirot to find the murderer before they strike next.
Maybe you've seen the movie trailer for the new film adaptation starring Johnny Depp, Penelope Cruz, and more. It's on my list to watch this season, as it reminds me of my favorite movie 'Clue', but I'm sure it will disappoint me to some extent as Tim Curry isn't in it. I can't speak on the 1974 film adaptation, since I haven't seen it. The book however is quite up to par.

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Friday, October 27, 2017
Clark Kerr Garden Open Work Hours
Tour/Open House | October 27 – December 8, 2017 every Friday | 10 a.m.-12 p.m. | Clark Kerr Campus
Campus Gardens
Located on the CKC campus, sponsored by UC Grounds Dept. and Cal Dining
Berkeley MEng On-Campus Information Session
Information Session | October 27 | 12-1 p.m. | 203 McLaughlin Hall
Beth Hoch Leven, Director of Academic Affairs; Megan Braverman, Student Services and Admissions Advisor
Fung Institute for Engineering Leadership
UC Berkeley undergraduates are invited to learn more about our program and attend our on-campus information session on Friday, October 27, 2017 from 12-1pm.
Docent-led tour
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Join us for a free, docent-led tour of the Garden as we explore interesting plant species, learn about the vast collection, and see what is currently in bloom. Meet at the Entry Plaza.
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Hands On 10: Building on the Built: Artists' Books on Architecture
Reception | October 27 | 4-6 p.m. | Wurster Hall, 210 - Environmental Design Library Atrium
Artists books defy conventional reading and involve the viewer through sight, touch, and physical manipulation. These books are too often locked behind exhibit cases, but the Environmental Design Library will have 20 books related to architecture on hand for you to touch, turn pages, and experience.
Wine and light refreshments will be served
East Bay World History Reading Group: Africa's Discovery of Europe by David Northrup
Meeting | October 27 | 5-7 p.m. | UC Berkeley Extension (Golden Bear Center), Room 520C
ORIAS (Office of Resources for International and Area Studies)
Teachers in ORIAS World History Reading Groups read one book each month within a global studies theme. Participants meet monthly to eat and spend two hours in collegial conversation. It is a relaxing, intellectually rich atmosphere for both new and experienced teachers.
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VR Happy Hour
Tour/Open House | October 27 | 5-7 p.m. | Moffitt Undergraduate Library, Makerspace on 1st Floor
Considering how popular our first VR Happy Hour was, we are happy to announce our second one!
Last time we faced the zombie apocalypse, what are we going to play this time? That is a mystery and we will be dropping hints throughout the month about our next game.
Put on your costume and celebrate Halloween early with us! There will be VR games, snacks, drinkes, and more!
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iMix: Pumpkin Carving Night
Social Event | October 27 | 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Wurster Hall
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In many cases it is possible to reclaim a view or eliminate risk to property without having to take down the entire tree. Reducing a tree can offer a second chance for your tree to regrow and over time be shaped into a more manageable specimen.
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Review: Center Parcs Holiday at Sherwood Forest (+ things to do for FREE)
Center Parcs Sherwood Forest family holiday review
Hi and welcome to a in-depth review of our family holiday at Center Parcs Sherwood Forest! We escaped there in March 2019, Monday-Friday and stayed in a new Woodland Lodge with our 3 year old.
This is a big review so here are section if you'd like to jump to them! : Accommodation, Free things to do, What's good & bad about Center Parcs, Final Thoughts
Having never been before, I have no idea what to expect… all I know is that it has raving reviews and everyone talks about it. Center Parcs has a pretty good reputation, I'm sure you've heard of it. You might, too, know about how expensive it is. I knew what to expect about the prices of a Center Parcs holiday, as you can sort of tell before you even look online! The prices… let's just say it's not cheap. So my expectations were high. 😉
I will say we are "on a budget" and that goes for our holidays, too. I'm sure we all love a bargain and so holidays like this is not something we usually can afford. This was a treat. And I LOVE good value for money.
Our family holidays are usually at caravan parks, or staying in cheap hotels or family friendly hostels so obviously this was a lot different. Call it a baby moon if you wish. It was our last holiday as a family of 3, before the new baby comes in just over a months time. We wanted something very special, something we don't usually do, and something we probably won't do for many, many years. Sooo, we were willing to splash out on for what it was.
My assumptions of Center Parcs have always been… 1, that you need to have a car, 2, activities are very expensive, and 3, it's all about cycling. We don't drive or have a car, we don't have loads of money to be spending on all the activities, and we don't have family bikes. And even if we did; we couldn't take them with us without a car, anyway. I was intrigued to see how different the experience would be in our situation.
How much did the holiday cost?
Our budget was £350 for a Monday-Friday break at Center Parcs. We could be relatively flexible with dates; it can be term time, my OH could take any days off within about 2 month frame (holidays to use up before April) and this helped to find the cheapest prices online.
Our break was just over the budget… it was £384 and that was in a 2 bed "new woodland lodge" for Monday-Friday at Sherwood Forest, 1 toddler and 2 adults. It would have been about £14 cheaper to "downgrade" to the old style woodland lodge, but when I read reviews online and spoke to people who had been there they said the old style lodges can be quite dirty and really basic. After spending all that money I really did want at least some luxury. So we went for the one up which was the new woodland lodge.
I have heard at other Center Parcs like Whinfell Forest they don't even have different types of woodland lodges; they're all the new style and there is no 'New' and 'Old' style.
That price included the accommodation (which was fully equipped, really), access to the park Monday-Friday and the swimming pool "sub-tropical paradise".
What was the accommodation like?
The lodge was nice but not luxury. Don't get me wrong it was a nice place to stay and way nicer than places we stay usually- but it was not luxury, it was just a nice apartment. It was a little bit bigger than I expected. I would say it was about the same standard as the apartment we stayed in at Butlins. If we were to go back in Easter Holidays where the price goes up to over £1,500 then I don't think it is worth that price for an apartment.
It was clean, modern, had some good parts like a "smart tv" (only a few channels though), a log fire, a corner sofa, a coffee machine, and 2 bedrooms. It was open plan style so you could see the kitchen from the living room. The kitchen was very small but fully equipped with fridge, freezer, dishwasher, oven. The bathroom had bath and shower, and a little stool for Eric to stand on to wash his hands. There was also a chalkboard in the living room on the wall and housekeeping had written us a little message on there which was really nice.
The beds I found to be incredibly uncomfortable, despite the fact I was 31 weeks pregnant… even ollie agreed. I thought the sheets were hard and plastic-like. Other negatives were that the oven didn't work properly… it either undercooked food or really burnt it. It was stressful to cook meals!
The best parts? How clean it was, the sofa and the nature outside. Our lodge was right next to some open water, a small lake, and we had birds, squirrels and swans always come up to the windows.
From the minute you open the curtains in the morning, friendly friends are there to say hello and you really can't beat that. Seeing Eric's face when a squirrel came and sat on the windowsill outside our bedroom window one morning was priceless. And those swans… they wanted to come into the lodge!!
Take your own bird/squirrel/nature feed or you can buy it in the supermarket there.
We didn't pay to be located and just went with it, luckily our lodge was really close to the village (the centre with everything, including swimming etc.,) but I nearly did pay to be placed… you can choose where to stay (location in the park) when you are booking and for that privilege the price is crazy, some choices (I'm guessing the closest) were £65-£95. Needless to say I am glad we didn't do that as it did seem like most of the woodland lodges were very close to the "village".
What is there to do at Center Parcs for free
We didn't take or hire bikes, only paid for 1 activity, and didn't eat out. These are the things we found to do for free things to do at Center Parcs, Sherwood Forest:
- Swimming at Sub-tropical paradise – It's the best swimming pool I've ever been to and there's nothing else like it. I'm not fan of swimming in general but I really liked it. It was soooo warm! There's so much to do there and it's beautiful in the evening. You can go as much as you want for free and it's open all the time. There are slides and rides, outdoor heated pool, water splash area for children, lights at night time, cafe and Starbucks!
- The beach – Lots of sand by the (big) lake where they have water sports and The Pancake House restaurant to play in. It was a nice place to play in the sand but I can imagine gets very busy.
- 2 outdoor play areas – One outside the back at Jardin Di Sport (and a small indoor soft play in the corner next to the arcade games) and one in the village, next to Mini Golf and the beach (more like two, split in half!).
- Indoor play areas (sort of free) – Majority of the restaurants (think there's 8 or 9) have small indoor play areas inside them. You obviously need to be paying customers for these, and the prices for food is not cheap… but the cheapest way to go about this is just buying a drink so you can go in the play area. We did this at Hucks bar & grill. There is also an indoor play area inside the Leisure Bowl which I think is 100% free although we never went in there.
- Walking/being outdoors – You are in a forest so you can just go exploring around, which is obviously free! It did feel like you are very close to facilities/country club, accommodation or the village wherever you went. I didn't feel we had a 'good walk' or 'went walking'. But it's nice for strolls. I found Center Parcs Sherwood Forest in general to be much smaller than I thought it would be.
- Nature Trail. We did go exploring one day to the nature trail behind the tree houses up at country club. That was nice, but it was a short trail and there are fences all around Center Parcs so you can only go so far. This is the most natural area at Center Parcs where it is more stripped back and wild compared to the rest of the park.
- Cycling. If you take your own bikes then it is free to ride around. Be aware the cycling hire is quite pricey if you don't take your own. We were priced out for that so we didn't bother. I was worried we would miss out on the whole Center Parcs experience by not cycling but actually I didn't feel the need for it at all. The Sherwood Forest park is small enough to explore on foot (if you already are used to walking around a lot in general/go outdoors for walks etc.,) and we took the pushchair so it wasn't a problem to get from A-B or even across the whole park.
- Woodland Centre. Up at the country club across the lake is a little nature museum and centre next to a restaurant. It's free and there's things to read, learn about and touch. Outside the back of the centre is a nice little walk around the water, a den making activity spot (paid activities) and bird spotting hide out where you can watch animals foraging and eating.
What's so good about Center Parcs? And any negatives?!
Center Parcs is unique and I can completely see why families (and everyone else who does) loves it, and return year on year.
Center Parcs is a bit like posh outdoors but with the perks of having a nice, warm and clean place to sleep and self cater for yourself, plus access to all facilities and activities.
- Everything is very high quality. The restaurants, the landscaping, the cleanliness of everywhere. It all felt new and landscaped. The staff are jolly and nice. The pool is very, very good.
- Speaking of the restaurants; there's lots of them! 8 restaurants (I think) and popular chains like Cafe Rouge, Bella Italia, etc., We didn't eat out as that isn't something we can afford at the moment but I thought the selection was good and I was impressed with the choice.
- The activities are to a high standard, Jardin Di Sport was very impressive for a sports hall, Country Club was lovely, the supermarket is well stocked, the toy shop was very nice, the shops are all quite "posh".
- The park is general is very nice, clean and to a high spec. Lovely to be around, walk around and enjoy. It is very well maintained.
- There are activities for everyone. From babies, to sport fanatics, adults, toddlers, everyone in between. Whatever your interest is in being active, there is probably something for you. But everything costs. For children there's loads of classes and kids club which provide childcare with OFSTED registered carers. Activities include science classes, baking, parties, woodland trails, paint a pot, tots sports classes, crafts, swimming and lots more. For adults there's all sorts of sports you could imagine, mini golf, Go Ape, spa, cycling, swimming, eating out, walking, going for a run, whatever, really! The activities are on all day, every day and the guide was very big jam packed of things to do.
Was I impressed with the amount of activities there were? Yes, to be honest I was, especially as it was obviously their quietest time of year in term time week-day. There was still lots to do and it didn't feel like there was less on offer just because of the time of year we went. I browsed all the schedules and prices ranged from around £10 up to £25 and beyond depending on what you wanted to do.
I had been pestered by Center Parcs for months over email about pre-booking activities, they did make it sound like I had to book the actvities right now or else I wouldn't enjoy myself, and at times I did worry we would be bored because we couldn't afford to book anything but rest assured, you don't need to do any activities to enjoy yourself. I'm sure they're all very fun and the Center Parcs experience is completely different if you do lots of different activities, no doubt about that. But I didn't feel like I was losing out on anything.
Perhaps, you have a big family full of different aged children then yes; there is something to suit everyone and you probably would need to spend quite a bit on activities to keep everyone entertained; but for us we only did 1 activity and it was just a spur of the moment decision. That was a science class for Eric and it cost £10 for 45 minutes. Yes it was good but I wouldn't pay for it again.
Are there any free activities? No, I didn't find any apart from swimming if you count that as an activity. There certainly weren't any in the activity schedule listed as free. The free things to do at Center Parcs are what I mentioned above. This was a lot different from our holidays at Haven where you do get entertainment/activities included (or "for free"). It would have been nice to have the option of some free activities on for little ones.
I do think that due to the lack of things to do for free then the price of Center Parcs is crazy. The price we paid was relatively OK to say it's Center Parcs, but if you have a family of 3 or more and consider all the extras like paying for the location of your lodge, cycle hire, activities… then no wonder most families are priced out of a Center Parcs holiday… not to mention how much it costs during school holidays… I would expect at least SOMETHING to do which doesn't cost extra and isn't swimming after you've spent all that money.
Final thoughts
Center Parcs is not like any caravan park or holiday resort I have been to before. The major difference was the high quality of everything.
Center Parcs is outdoorsy and it is very clean. It is suitable for cyclists and pushchairs. Although you're in the great outdoors there is no where you feel lost or off the (very beaten) track.
In terms of the great outdoors… I felt that's where I was most disappointed. I didn't feel very 'real' to us, a family who do love the outdoors at home… the Peak District, walks, woodlands, parks, getting dirty in puddles, mud and any excuse to go for a paddle. That sort of thing feels very rural whereas Center Parcs doesn't. Hard to explain but it felt like the outdoors experience had been created rather than being there. Of course, it's all natural because it's a forest… but it still felt a little like everything had been made up to be 'outdoorsy'. Not sure if that makes sense.
The park was smaller than I thought and we couldn't have packed a picnic and gone out getting lost for the day. There's no opportunities for big walks and you'd have to go off site to nearby Sherwood Pines for more walks.
We did find a nature trail at the back of the park near the tree houses (wow, those look amazing!) but it was small and we didn't spot any wildlife. Being in the forest away from the accommodation (although you can still see some apartments) was fun, though, and a highlight of the holiday was that morning out in the forest.
You shouldn't have to pay LOTS of money to experience the outdoors or nature as much as it costs at Center Parcs, and it sort of annoys me that Center Parcs do have this whole niche of it being the 'outdoors' experience holiday for families. I really hope families realise they don't need to spend hundreds and thousands of pounds to enjoy nature, wildlife, go for a bike ride or a walk, though.
However, as an outdoorsy type holiday I can understand why it is such a good idea to have a holiday resort which has really family friendly and safe. Not everyone wants to get lost in the Peak District or go walking off beaten tracks for hours, so yes I understand how nice it is at Centerparcs to be able to experience the outdoors without getting your hands dirty.
At Sherwood Forest, you can be outdoorsy but also be very close to your lovely lodge, go swimming at the amazing pool, go to a nice restaurant or go cycling. So it's very convenient to go for a walk/get fresh air etc., without being miles away from anything.
I think people who live in busy cities with not much access to green spaces, countryside, woodlands etc., or those who live near the beach/coast would get the most out of the Center Parcs experience. Since we already do so much outdoors, and we live in Sheffield; one of the greenest cities in Europe with loads of opportunities to go to a woodland or a park or for a walk, then that's probably why I was expecting more wild forest.
It was busy and we went during term time, week day. On arrival day it was very, very busy; I can't imagine that it would be like during school holidays/half term or weekends and I don't think we would go back during that time.
I was disappointed at the lack of outdoor play areas. There were only two and they were both quite advanced. The 'main' outdoor play area was sort of split into two, one had a big slide and some wooden boats and a wobbly bridge over water (really nice) and the other side had 2 little wooden houses, a swing and some wooden beams. These sorts of wooden play areas are nice and I'm not knocking them for what they are, but they aren't very interesting or suitable for under 5's to an extent. And as Center Parcs is all about being outside I really thought they'd be playgrounds dotted around the park everywhere.
My favourite bits at Center Parcs Sherwood Forest
Subtropical Swimming Paradise
The Village – The landscaping, Bridge, Running water, Ducks around the shops and restaurants. There was a very good Parc Market supermarket (well stocked, friendly staff, good selection) and toy shop!
Nature; Squirrels, swans, geese, etc.,
Not stressful. It is relaxing being there and life seems to slow down.
Cleanliness. I didn't see litter anywhere and it was all so clean and fresh.
Nature centre. This was a lovely little find up at the country club.
Would I go back?
Hmmm. Yes, maybe.
We won't be going back for many years just due to the price; I can't justify it for what it is and that's with the "cheap price" we managed to get. I wouldn't pay more than £400 for Monday-Friday and that's still a lot for what it is. Actually, even £400 seems far too much now I think about it.
However… it's a very nice place and there isn't anywhere else like it so if you like it, then you have to pay; that's the only way around it! The swimming is very, very good and if that wasn't free I would definitely not go back… but for swimming and nature alone, that's what tempts me to return.
As for location and lodge I preferred Sandybrook Country Park in Ashbourne as there were more walks locally.
It was a very easy Monday-Friday break. It's definitely 'easy' for families because you can just walk everywhere, there's a good swimming pool, it's clean, safe, things to do, activities if you're that way inclined, outdoors things which everyone loves.
Even though we were cut off from civilisation in a way, because you're in a forest and there's no traffic Tuesday-Thursday, it was nice but also did feel a bit claustrophobic. It's strange, too, because although you're in the forest, at Sherwood Forest Center Parcs, you're only down the road from Worksop! (and in you live in Sheffield, that's really close!) Haha. And for that reason I felt I just couldn't 100% respect it for what it is, and so if I was to go back I would go further away from home to feel more like… it is worth the price, and I get more of an experience.
Did Eric enjoy it? He did seem to enjoy it however 2 weeks after this we went to Haven (I'm writing this review the day after we just got back from Haven yesterday!) and he seemed to like that more. Eric is 3 years old, loves the outdoors, goes on holidays a lot. He loved the swimming pool and he remembers the toy shop and squirrels. But he doesn't talk about it much. He did seem sad to leave on the last day but I wouldn't say he found it particularly amazing… compared to how he has talked about many other holidays and places we have been to. He got frustrated with the playgrounds and was disappointed there weren't many of them.
I think it's more for the family as a whole, the parents to enjoy 'time off' and time 'away from home' the experience of doing nothing. For that we did enjoy it but for the price it would have been nice to have the option of more things to do.
I think you can probably assume Eric isn't crazy about it due to the fact that, to him, it might not have seemed too different from what we already do. We already spend lots of time outdoors, in woodlands, at parks, and he goes swimming once a week (I know it's not the same at all, but as kids they don't really know that there's a HUGE difference; fun is fun). Obviously, for me and Ollie it was very different to our life back at home and for that reason it was just what we were looking for.
I may have sounded negative at parts throughout this review but I just wanted to be honest. I did really enjoy Center Parcs, I look back fondly on it and it was just the right place for our "last family holiday as a 3". It was good as a baby moon and swimming was fantastic.
If money is not a problem for you then yes, I recommend you go and see what Center Parcs it's about ASAP. But if you can't afford it, or you're thinking about going but the price really puts you off, then rest assured you aren't going to miss out on anything by not going to Center Parcs.
I was very intrigued whether it was worth the hype and to be honest, that was my number one reason I wanted to go so much. Curiosity has killed the cat now and I'm happy we went but I'm not making it my priority to go back next year.
Center Parcs are clearly very good at what they do and I can't imagine anyone who goes on holiday there has much to complain about. However, for us, it all comes down the value for money and for that reason we won't be going back any time soon.
If you've been to Center Parcs I would love to know what you think! Especially other parks such as Whinfell and Longleat. I'd love to know what you think about other holiday parks in the UK, too, so leave a comment with your recommendations!


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Vashon Brewing Community Pub-
Creates a welcoming space to socialize for family, friends, and neighbors.
Serves local craft beer and other island made beverages.
Partners with local artisans and producers to foster island growth and connection.
Pursues new quality brews inspired by the Pacific Northwest.
We provide excellent customer service and all employees should have customer service uppermost in their mind. As an employee at Vashon Brewing Community Pub, you are a member of an enthusiastic team who is excited about creating a welcoming and friendly environment with coworkers and guests.
Current Food Handler's Card
Current MAST card
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SUPERVISES: Pub staff
REPORTS TO: Cliff Goodman
CLASSIFICATION: Salaried – 40 hour week, includes evenings and weekends
JOB SUMMARY: The Pub Manager has responsibility for all aspects of running an efficient, high quality, profitable, customer oriented operation with support from leadership team
DUTIES and RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Recruits, hires, trains and counsels staff with support of HR when needed.
2. Writes monthly staff schedules and updates as needed.
3 Ensures employees have adequate tools and supplies to perform their jobs well.
4. Schedules staff training and meetings as needed.
5. Creates a positive working environment with customer service and priority.
6. Assures adherence to safe work habits as dictated by OSHA and DOH.
7. Inventories supplies and orders as needed.
8. Ensures infection control and processes (dating of food, properly covering of food, quick chill, temp logs) are in place to ensure the overall quality and safety of food.
9. Ensures beer and beer delivery systems are in good working order. Notifies Cliff or Baynody if problems arise ASAP.
10. Orders and monitors food quantities and works with production staff to minimize food waste.
11. Effectively manages tasks and overall time management in an effort to be prepared for challenges that may occur.
12. Consistently demonstrates attention to detail and ability to work effectively with minimal supervision.
13. Supervises efficient running of the pub and excellent customer service during high customer volume.
14. Meets with leadership team on a regular basis to discuss challenges and successes.
15. Fills in and pours beverages at bar as needed
16. Fills in and handles customer orders as needed.
17. Fills in and prepares food orders as needed.
18. Other duties and tasks as assigned.
1. Age 21 and older.
2. Supervisory experience and expertise managing people.
3. Excellent customer service and people skills.
4. Experience working in a restaurant/bar.
5. The ideal candidate will have experience in taking inventories and budgeting.
6. Takes the initiative.
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Charles-Auguste-Marie-Joseph, Comte de Forbin-Janson (born in Paris, France, 3 November 1785; died near Marseilles, 12 July 1844) was a French Bishop of Nancy and Toul, and founder of the Association of the Holy Childhood.
He was the second son of Count Michel Palamède de Forbin-Janson and of his wife Cornélie Henriette, princess of Galéan. He was a Knight of Malta from childhood, and a soldier at sixteen. Napoleon I made him Auditor of the Council of State in 1805. His family and the aristocracy looked forward to a most brilliant career as a statesman for him, but he surprised all by entering the seminary of St-Sulpice in the spring of 1808.
He was ordained priest in Savoy in 1811, and was made Vicar-General of the Diocese of Chambéry, but eventually determined to become a missionary. Pope Pius VII advised him to remain in France where missionary work was needed. He heeded the advice, and with his friend the Abbé de Rauzan founded the Missionaires de France and preached with great success in all parts of his native land.
In 1817 he was sent to Syria on a mission, returned to France in 1819, and again took up the work of a missionary until 1823 when he was appointed Bishop of Nancy and Toul, and was consecrated in Paris, 6 June, 1824, by the Archbishop of Rouen; Bishop Cheverus of Boston, U.S.A., was a consecrator and Bishop Fenwick of Cincinnati a witness. The French Government did not cease persecuting him for his refusal to sign the Gallican Declaration of 1682; finally, he was obliged to leave France in 1830, but succeeded in getting his own choice of a coadjutor bishop by threatening to return to Nancy. He aided Pauline Jaricot in the establishment of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.
At the request of Bishop Flaget and Bishop Purcell, Pope Gregory XVI sent him on a missionary tour through the United States of America in 1839. During his two years there, he travelled giving missions to the people and retreats to the clergy. Louisiana was the first conspicuous field of his success. On his way there, he contributed one-third of the money with which the Fathers of Mercy bought Spring Hill College (now a Jesuit College, near Mobile, Alabama). All the large cities of the country, from New York to Dubuque; from New Orleans to Quebec, were witnesses of his zeal.
He was more at home in Canada where his mother-tongue was spoken. Some events regarded as supernatural keep his memory alive to this day among the French-Canadian people.
He attended the Fourth Provincial Council of Baltimore. His last visit in the United States was to Philadelphia, in November, 1841, when he assisted at the consecration of Dr. Kenrick as coadjutor Bishop of St. Louis. He left New York for France in December, 1841, and the next year visited Rome to give an account of his mission in America. Gregory XVI named him a Roman Count and Assistant at the Pontifical Throne, "because of his wonderful zeal for the propagation and defence of the Catholic Faith in the United States of America". On his return to France he founded (1843) the Society of the Holy Childhood, and spent that, and a part of the following year in spreading this good work through France, Belgium, and England. Death came to him unexpectedly at his family castle of Aygalades near Marselles.
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The city of Green Lake is considering widening its economic-development strategy.
It now relies on Community Development Director Bob Gintoft, however it may contract with a consulting company to work with local groups involved with economic development.
Key to the transition will be whether the city can receive a grant totalling at least $230,000 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
Gintoft, who stands to lose his economic-development director position should the grant application be accepted, favors the proposed strategy.
While the Common Council discussed the matter at its meeting Monday evening, it will decide at its meeting next week Monday whether to pass a resolution endorsing the idea.
The grant application is due Wednesday, June 5.
USDA will match funds
"We have a hard time getting from the city, and rightly so, the [money] that we need to really do the economic development ourselves," Green Lake Mayor Jon McConnell said, explaining why the city may seek a USDA "technical assistance" grant to match for three years the $38,000 per year the city now is allocating toward economic development.
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Blackcurrant jam
Why I Love This Recipe
Ingredients You'll Need
2kg blackcurrants
4 cups water
3kg sugar
60g butter
Combine blackcurrants and water in a large saucepan. Bring to the boil and cook for 10 minutes. Add sugar and bring back to the boil, stirring until sugar has dissolved. Add butter. Boil hard for 10 minutes or until setting point is reached.
Allow to stand for 5 minutes, then pour into sterilised jars and seal. The jam can be eaten as soon as it cools.
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Sushi Shop is looking for a passionate and dynamic Team Member to join our fantastic team.
Sushi Shop is an International Boutique Restaurant Group who specialize in the top quality of our fresh products and combination of our beautiful designed dishes.
As a team member you would be required to:
- Greet, take orders, serve and settle up with customers in the restaurant
- Take orders on the telephone, settle up, send the order slips to the kitchen, check and package the orders (in compliance with the delivery slips, add chop sticks, sauces and small containers...)
- Place the products and stock the units, arrange the merchandise, check the shelf life of the products, clean the workstations as well as the interior and exterior of the shop.
- Complete the tasks according to the directions given by the manager or any other person that may be there to replace him or her (Second in charge of the Shop or Assistant Manager)
- Complete any task needed in order for services to be carried out smoothly and for the shop to run properly
We offer:
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Do you have an attitude of gratitude?
Everything comes to us in divine timing. As gratitude is a flow of energy, it's a great idea to have a gratitude journal. Start by journaling five things that you have been grateful for during the day. Now this is not rocket science, it could be as simple as being grateful for a beautiful sunny day. Or if you haven't had a good day, you could simply be grateful that it's time to go to bed. You could even give gratitude in the moment as something happens. Always affirm gratefully. I am so happy and grateful that ……………………………..
1. Recharge: Set aside a day for yourself once a month and do something just for yourself. You'll feel relaxed and refreshed. Also try setting aside just five minutes each day to do something small that is just for you – ME time.


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In yet another first, Safaricom has partnered with Kenya Power to launch a convenient electricity tokens advance facility christened Okoa Stima.
Through the service, you can borrow a set amount of tokens depending on your automatically-determined credit limit when you exhaust your tokens and pay later.
This article will answer all your questions regarding OkoaStima and also take you through the steps of borrowing tokens via the service.
Let's dive right in.
What is OkoaStima?
As hinted above, OkoaStima is simply a service that allows you to buy KPLC tokens on credit.
It's currently available to both Pre-Pay and Post-Pay Safaricom customers and offers other services including…
- Okoa-Stima account registration.
- Payment of postpaid power bills
- Querying of your KPLC monthly bill
- Purchase of prepaid tokens on cash
It's in short a one-stop for all your tokens and power needs.
Okoa Stima Terms and Conditions
Overall, Okoastima is a form of a loan so it has its own conditions.
First, the amount of tokens you can be allocated on credit largely depends on your historical tokens purchase and postpaid payment of KPLC bills.
For this reason, you're likely to secure more OkoaStima tokens if you have always paid your pending bills on time and habitually purchase tokens in bulk.
Having said that, the okoa_stima loan limit is typically between kshs.100-1000.
Then, the token okoa stima loan is charged a flat processing fee of 10% calculated as part of the loan.
For instance, if you requested for a shs.1000 worth of tokens, you'll receive tokens worth shs.900 with the shs.100 taken by Safaricom as facility fee.
Finally, it's an emergency facility so you're expected to repay your Okoa_Stima advance within 7 days. Failure will result in your being excluded from the service henceforth.
You'll subsequently be receiving the Okoa Stima currently unavailable error message each time you attempt to borrow tokens.
The good news is that you can repay the loan ahead of the due date then borrow again.
How to register for OkoaStima
Follow these steps to opt into OkoaStima…
- Dial *885# on your phone.
- Click to accept the stipulated OkoaStima terms/conditions.
- Type your National ID card number.
- Next, set a PIN (4 digits) then type it again to confirm
- You will soon receive a confirmation text from OkoaStima.
- Click continue
- Type your recently created PIN
- Choose register meter/account.
- Tap on register new
- Select Prepaid/Postpaid depending on your meter.
- Type your meter number or the relevant account number then select submit.
Note that you can only register a maximum of 3 meters (or KPLC postpaid accounts) on the OkoaStima app. This means that you can only use all tokens you buy/borrow only on these 3 meters.
Besides, only KPLC registered meters are accepted by the system.
How to Kopa Stima from Okoa Stima-Prepaid Meters
To borrow prepaid tokens..
- Dial *885# on your phone.
- You're prompted to enter your secret PIN. Do so then tap on send.
- Now select pre-paid
- Choose OkoaStima
- Click on emergency top up
- Select the relevant Meter to be credited with tokens.
- Choose an amount from the preset Okoa amounts (from Ksh.100 to 1000) then confirm
You will shortly receive an SMS from OkoaStima confirming the transaction. The token is to enter into your meter is also sent.
How to request for post-pay OkoaStima
Follow these steps if you wish to settle your KPLC postpay bill using the service…
- Dial *885# then enter your PIN then send.
- Choose post paid
- Select the relevant postpaid account. The application automatically displays the pending amount.
- Click OkoaStima then complete the remaining steps
Note that the maximum you can Okoa for post-paid meters is kshs. 2,500.
ALSO READ: Buy KPLC tokens: 10+ ways to buy KPLC tokens conveniently
How to Repay OkoaStima loan
Let's now turn our attention to the repayment steps for your outstanding loan..
- Dial *885# then type your PIN then send.
- Click pre-paid
- Select Okoa-Stima
- Choose repay okoa-stima
- Select full or partial payment then proceed to enter the amount and the MPESA PIN.
- You will again receive a notification SMS with the balance if you have made a partial payment.
For full payment, you are sent a notification confirming that the due amount will be subtracted from your M-PESA.
Your M-PESA balance will instantly be reduced with the specified amount and that's it.
Okoa Stima App
Sadly, Pewa (or OkoaStima app) is no longer available on Playstore. However, in its place, you can borrow tokens from the Dynamo Digital Pawa app.
You need to download it from Google Play store as follows:
- Either click this download link OR
- Open Google PlayStore on your phone then type Pawa to search for the app.
From there, click install to begin the Pawa okoa stima loan app download
You will go to the Kopa token menu and type your desired amount.
If you qualify, the app vets and approval your Okoastima loan request instantly so you should receive your tokens shortly.
The only drawback of using the app is that not all users qualify for the token advance facility. Indeed, for the most part, you must make several purchases token from the app to be considered.
Okoa Stima Customer care and other contacts
Safaricom Okoa Stima Number: 0720 526146 /0700106002 /0712863203
Email: [email protected] or [email protected]
Facebook Page: https://web.facebook.com/Okoa-Stima-843979549023367/
KPLC customer care: You can as well call KPLC customer care regular hotline numbers 95551/ 0703070707 /0732170170 with your OkoaStima complaints.
Okoa_Stima: Frequently asked questions
How do you get OKOA stima?
Simply dial *885# >> enter your secret PIN>> select pre-paid>>Choose OkoaStima>> emergency top up>> Select the relevant Meter >> Choose the amount>>Confirm.
How does OKOA stima work?
OkoaStima is an MPESA based tokens/postpaid bills credit service that allows you to access emergency tokens top up at 10% facility fee.
The service is a collaboration between Safaricom and Kenya Power and the loan is to be paid within 7 days of borrowing.
How do I get KPLC tokens?
To get tokens, dial *885# then follow the steps. The advanced tokens are sent to your phone in the form of an SMS.
How do I check my KPLC loan balance?
Again dial *885# >> enter your secret PIN>>Send>> select loan status (3)>>Check loan status(1)
Okoa-Stima is a convenient way to borrow tokens (or cash to pay your postpaid bill) depending on your assigned credit limit.
The loan costs a flat fee of just 10% and is repayable within 7 days.
All you need is register by dialing *885# to take advantage of this wonderful service.


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The Court of Appeal for Ontario (frequently referred to as Ontario Court of Appeal or OCA) is headquartered in downtown Toronto, in historic Osgoode Hall.
The Court is composed of 23 judges who hear over 1,500 appeals each year, on issues of private law, constitutional law, criminal law, administrative law, and other matters. The Supreme Court of Canada hears appeals from less than 3% of the decisions of the Court of Appeal; in a very practical sense, the Court of Appeal is the last avenue of appeal for most litigants in Canada's most populous province.[1] Among the Court of Appeal's most notable decisions was a 2003 ruling that legalized same-sex marriage in Ontario, making Canada the first jurisdiction in the world where same-sex marriage was legalized by a court ruling. Among many judges from the Court who have been elevated to the Supreme Court of Canada are Justices Rosalie Abella, Louise Arbour, Peter Cory, Louise Charron, Andromache Karakatsanis, Bora Laskin, Michael Moldaver and Bertha Wilson. Justice Bertha Wilson was the first female justice on both the Ontario Court of Appeal (1975) and the Supreme Court of Canada (1982).
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One of the first steps you will take on your inbound marketing journey is the creation of personas.
Personas are "Semi-fictional representations of your ideal customer based on real data and some select educated speculation about customer demographics, behavior patterns, motivations, and goals."
In other words, they are representations of your customers. Addressing things like;
- Who are they?
- What do they do?
- What issues do they face?
- How does your product/service help to combat these issues?
They are the bread and butter of inbound marketing and all marketing activity should be focused around them making them vitally important to your marketing strategy.
They should also be created at the beginning of your journey but can be altered throughout the process as you learn more about your customer base.
The more detailed your personas are the more you are able to reap the benefit of specifically targeted marketing. This article explains more.
The article below highlights how Halfords have recently taken measures to rectify previous years of purely traditional blanket advertising. Their efforts have allowed them to make a much more personal appeal to their audience likely to encourage greater engagement.
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Halfords has also embarked on a separate project to improve its understanding of its customers. It introduced e-receipts in January and has since collected more than 1 million email addresses meaning it can now match 15% of retail sales to customers, up from 3% in November. That has meant for the first time Halfords can personalise its marketing, with the aim to have a full customer view by the end of the year. "What this means is we can talk to customers with relevant information and targeted communication rather than a blanket one size fits all approach," said Bellairs.


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Votes: 159
Not Rated | 85 min | Documentary, Biography, Drama
Tells the story of Joshua Milton Blahyi - aka General Butt Naked - a brutal warlord who murdered thousands during Liberia's horrific 14-year civil war. Today, the General has renounced his ... See full summary »
Directors: Daniele Anastasion, Eric Strauss | Stars: Joshua Milton Blahyi Jr., Janice Blahyi, Joshua Blahyi, Josie Blahyi
Votes: 241
Unrated | 93 min | Documentary, Drama
A Christian relief organization is met with the challenge of fighting the Ebola epidemic in west Africa, through this enormous challenge their faith grew.
Director: Arthur Rasco | Stars: Franklin Graham, Kent Brantly, Amber Brantly, Writebol Nancy
Votes: 80 | Gross: $0.56M
87 min | Drama
A struggling Liberian rubber plantation worker risks everything to discover a new life as a Yellow Cab driver in New York City.
Director: Takeshi Fukunaga | Stars: Bishop Blay, Zenobia Taylor, Duke Murphy Dennis, Rodney Rogers Beckley
Votes: 115
Not Rated | 77 min | Documentary, History
Can a family separated by the transatlantic slave trade sing and dance its way back together? In Perico, Cuba is an Afro-Cuban group that has kept alive songs and dances brought aboard a ... See full summary »
Director: Emma Christopher | Stars: Joe Allie, Lucy Amara, Cuco Casanova, Emma Christopher
Votes: 15
TV-PG | 13 min | Documentary, Short, News
Body Team 12 is tasked with collecting the dead at the height of the Ebola outbreak. These body collectors have arguably the most dangerous and gruesome job in the world. Yet despite the ... See full summary »
Director: David Darg
Votes: 341
105 min | Drama, History, Romance
Providence is the story of two sisters, two families, two lives that collide in a heart- wrenching tale of love and the pursuit of happiness.Built upon the backdrop of the ex slaves (... See full summary »
Director: Roger M. Bobb | Stars: Vivica A. Fox, Demetria McKinney, Lisa Wu, Siaka Massaquoi
53 min | Documentary, Biography
In postwar Liberia Clarice Gargard searches the truth concerning her father's dubious connection to warlord Charles Taylor.
Directors: Shamira Raphaela, Clarice Gargard
Votes: 15
25 min | Documentary, Short, Drama
NOTES FROM LIBERIA traces the journey of the late Japanese cinematographer Ryo Murakami to the Firestone Tire and Rubber Plantation in Liberia. Under the cover of night, Ryo trespasses onto... See full summary »
Directors: Judd Ehrlich, Ryo Murakami
Votes: 16
75 min | Drama, Mystery, Thriller
A murder mystery about a young man accused of killing his wife. He's imprisoned but a mystery shrouds the circumstances of her death. Set against the backdrop of postwar Liberia, the film is based on the acclaimed Bai T. Moore novel.
Director: Yor-El Francis | Stars: Peter Ballah, Marcus Dann, Barnie Doe-Jones, Aminata Mahmud Dorley Foeday
Votes: 5
70 min | Documentary
The Ebola outbreak in West Africa seen through the eyes of the local populations, village officials, aid workers, the sick and those who recovered. It is a story of fear and frustration, of... See full summary »
Director: Peter Casaer
Votes: 7
91 min | Documentary
The filmmaker travels to West Africa to search for his friend, a Liberian man who fled the horror of Liberia along with hundreds of thousands of others. The journey probes into a world ... See full summary »
Director: Mark Keegan | Stars: Samuel K. Doe, Mark Keegan, Ronald Reagan, Jefferson Toe
Votes: 18
92 min | Documentary, Biography, History
All over the world, people from different cultures instinctively go to the walls, painting their stories as a way to give voice to their life experiences. In Beyond The Walls, we enter the ... See full summary »
Director: Gayle Embrey
60 min | Documentary, History, War
When lost footage from the 1920s depicting a corporate land grab in the early days of globalization arrives back in Liberia, it sparks inquiry into how Liberians lost sovereignty over the very land that sustains them.
Directors: Gregg Mitman, Sarita Siegel | Stars: Philomena Bloh Sayeh, Cecil T.O. Brandy, Miatta Fahnbulleh, Ali Kaba
56 min | Documentary, Drama, War
Three women, three wars, one dream. Lanja is a journalist in Iraq fearlessly fighting against honor violence. Maia in Abkhazia battles archaic customs like 'bride kidnapping'. Nelly runs a ... See full summary »
Director: Nikolina Gillgren
Votes: 8
59 min | Documentary, Biography, Drama
We Stand Alone is a feature-length documentary that follows the Liberian national amputee team from their homes in Monrovia to their championship bid at the 2011 CANAF Cup in Accra, Ghana. ... See full summary »
Directors: Aubrey Lethbridge, Evan Neuwirth
10 min | Documentary, Short, Comedy | Completed
Edwin G Kollie, a 15 year old Liberian war orphan and honor student, always wanted to make a Nollywood movie. So one day he wrote a script, cast the 30 actors needed and in just 3 hours he ... See full summary »
Director: Todd Looby
76 min | Documentary, Drama, Family
In a country torn by war, over 100 orphaned and abandoned children were left to die. But, one courageous woman wanted them to live. This is the true story of one Liberian orphanage.
Director: Lauren Selmon Roberts | Stars: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Taylor Johnson, Alice Joseph, Faith Kolleh
Not Rated | 83 min | Documentary, Drama
A look at the high profile case of Liberian Olivia Zinnah, who died in 2012 of complications from a rape that occurred when she was just 7 years old.
Director: Jessica Vale | Stars: Leymah Gbowee, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Louis Johnson, Dannetha Sampson
Votes: 19
Not Rated | 8 min | Documentary, Short, Biography
The plight of the 152 million orphans of the world is set to music and the song Change.
Director: David Bartlett | Stars: Matikahata Madrasha Orphanage Bangladesh, Glenda Benevides, Cameroon Centres d'Accueil de l'Espoir Orphanage, 'Mother' Martha's Bensonville Orphanage
40 min | Mystery
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Director: Diamond Sonpon | Stars: Best Davis, Samuel Deladem, Ranney B. Jackson Jr., Doris Simeon
147 min | Action
An out of work good citizen and seasoned Karate instructor must take the law into his own hands to stop a gang of armed robbers from terrorizing the city.
Director: Nick Masao | Stars: John Adjei, Paul Dennis, Abraham Keita, Mark A. Lee
Not Rated | 76 min | Documentary, Crime, History
Camp 72 follows a quest for justice and healing after war.
Director: Seema Mathur
12 min | Short, Drama, News
Somewhere in Eastern Europe. A girl goes to a casting.
Director: Vital Philippot | Stars: Kateryna Zhulai, Stéphan Castang, Viktorija Kozlova
Votes: 7
8 min | Documentary, Drama, Family
Benjamin Wollor is one of the lucky young men who nearly survived Liberia's brutal, fourteen-year civil war. He left home shortly after the war to find an education in Monrovia. Six years ... See full summary »
Director: Todd Looby
8 min | Documentary, Short, News
As Ebola ravages the city of Monrovia, ambulance nurse Gordon Kamara fights the uphill battle of containing the outbreak. Without his family, and with little hope his job is treacherous and lonely.
Director: Ben C. Solomon | Star: Gordon Kamara
25 min | Documentary, Short, Family
'In the Shadow of Ebola' is an intimate story of a family and a nation torn apart by the Ebola outbreak. We follow a Liberian student and his family living divided between the United States... See full summary »
Directors: Gregg Mitman, Sarita Siegel
5 min | Animation, Short, Drama
Ebola: A Poem For The Living is an animated short created to contribute to the prevention of the further spread of the Ebola virus in West Africa. The video reflects the co-creators ... See full summary »
Director: Firdaus Kharas
52 min | Documentary, Sport
In 1989,Liberia entered a 14 year civil war. Liberia's civil war became one of the most notorious conflicts for its use and abuse of child soldiers. Over 15,000 children as young as 6 ... See full summary »
Directors: Lauren Anders Brown, Jenny McQuaile | Star: Seren Fryatt
58 min | Documentary, History, War
The story of how the dead and nature, particularly elephants, have brought the human and natural communities together for peacemaking and reconciliation.
Director: Cynthia Travis | Star: William Saa
18 min | Short, Drama
Orphaned, disheveled and falling behind in school, a 7 year-old Liberian's future looks bleak. Yet Joshua possesses a quality that transcends his dire circumstances.
Director: Todd Looby | Stars: Joshua Cooper, Annie Flomo
Votes: 5
93 min | Documentary
The inspiring story of one man's passion to change a nation...before it's too late!
Director: Nathan Todd Sims | Stars: Allen Farmer, Phillips,Todd
72 min | Documentary | Completed
Ending poverty for a billion children...one transaction at a time.
Directors: Leonard Morris, Georgia Morris | Stars: Bill Clinton, Desmond Tutu, Paul Krugman, Peter Singer
82 min | Documentary, War
Forced to fight in Liberia's civil war, six former child soldiers now battle for peace in post-conflict Liberia. Trading their weapons for cameras and soccer balls, these ex-combatants ... See full summary »
Director: Cynthia Travis
12 min | Documentary, Short, Biography
Smell No Taste is the story of Morris - a seventeen year old boy who lives near the airport in Monrovia, Liberia, and dreams of one day flying to all the countries in the world. Despite ... See full summary »
Director: Arwen Kidd
80 min | Documentary, Adventure | Post-production
The younger inhabitants of a fishing village in Sierra Leone have discovered surfing as their raison d'être. Wanting to break free from the restrictions of a traditional West African ... See full summary »
Director: Jan Paul van der Velden
5 min | Documentary, Short, Music
Combining a passion for performance with an acute social consciousness, Miatta Fahnbulleh is helping Liberia's next generation move out of the shadow of war. Miatta Fahnbulleh grew up in ... See full summary »
Director: Iara Lee | Star: Miatta Fahnbulleh
74 min | Documentary
Iron Ladies of Liberia is an intimate observational documentary that goes behind the scenes with Africa's first freely elected female head of state, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of ... See full summary »
Directors: Henry Ansbacher, Siatta Scott Johnson
84 min | Documentary, War
In Liberia, three former child soldiers invite us into their lives and show us how challenging it is for them to reintegrate the post civil war society. As they struggle to fight a ... See full summary »
Director: Klaus Pas
8 min | Documentary, War
Modern-Day Slavery brings to light the issue of human trafficking in Sierra Leone and Liberia, West Africa.
Director: Michael Schwartz
6 min | Animation
This animated short is designed to prevent the next outbreak of Ebola from ever happening. It is freely available in multiple African languages.
Director: Firdaus Kharas | Star: Angélique Kidjo
25 min | Documentary, Short | Completed
In 2014, the worst recorded Ebola epidemic began spreading throughout West Africa. This highly contagious disease was often contracted through the bodily fluids of the infected with a death... See full summary »
Director: David Tucker II | Star: Shahab John Sharify
5 min | Documentary, News
For many children in Liberia, it would not be possible to attend school without the guarantee of receiving at least one nutritious meal a day.
Director: Kristen Palana | Star: Kristen Palana
28 min | Documentary, Short
Inspired by the pivotal 4th World Conference on Women held in Beijing, A Single Step explores Women leadership. The film focuses on five women who have made it their clarion call to ... See full summary »
4 min | Documentary, Short, Drama
Hundreds of African women and international delegates joined Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to strategize about how women leaders can help bring a lasting peace. In March 2009, ... See full summary »
Director: Iara Lee
6 min | Documentary, Short, Drama | Completed
There are over 152 million orphans in the world. Imagine how they could begin to improve their lives and well-being with a knowledge of their own human rights.
Director: Nathan Wildes | Stars: Jack Betts, David Bartlett, Mary Shuttleworth
51 min | Documentary, Biography, History | Completed
The 2014 Liberia Ebola crisis re-examimed.
Director: Gerald Barclay | Stars: Anderson Cooper, Don Lemon, Jesse Jackson, Gerald Barclay


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Watching C-SPAN and having read Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse's book, "Captured," I think Rhode Island's senator is the best of all.
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"What is the one thing I can do to make my mixes sound more professional?" My answer to this – filters – is one that many producers either overlook, or don't understand. Let's get to it.
One of the first steps I take in every mix is to add low-pass and high-pass filters to most tracks in the project. A high-pass filter gradually cuts out frequencies below a threshold you set and lets the ones above "pass" through. A low pass filter is gradually cuts out frequencies above a threshold and allows frequencies below to "pass" through.
If a track does not have any bass frequencies that would be missed (think hi-hats, lead guitar, etc.), you can remove them with a high-pass filter. on tracks that have prominent bass and no important high frequencies, you can cut some out with a low-pass filter.
This is an important start to the EQ treatment of the mix. Taking this small step cleans up the mix tremendously right from the start, saving you from headaches down the road. This technique is one I didn't adopt until about 8-10 years into my own production and needless to say, it would have been a great tool much earlier.
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What's your #1 tip for a cleaner mix?
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