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Training on Professional-grade Quality Tools
From auto mechanics to electronics technicians, many important professions require proper training to teach the skills, knowledge and techniques necessary for success. That's why at Lincoln Tech, we work hard to ensure students who enter our training courses leave ready to enter the field. Our trade programs use hands-on experiences and industry-standard practices to give participants an accurate sense of what to expect as a new hire. And it starts with training on a lot of the same quality tools and equipment you'll find in America's industries today.
"Quality tools can affect the outcome of most any project," says Joe Bellucci, Director of Education at Lincoln Tech in Mahwah, NJ. "Imagine a carpenter who uses a chipped blade to plane or shape an expensive piece of wood. Or a plumber who uses a wrench with no teeth to grip a pipe that needs replacement. In both examples the outcomes would certainly be less than acceptable. It is for this exact reason that Lincoln Tech uses brand name and quality tools in training America's future technicians."
"We take pride in training tomorrow's technicians," he adds. "This is exactly why Lincoln places such a high emphasis on making sure our students have the quality tools preferred by industry professionals."
Professional-Grade Quality Tools:
Here are four career paths you can pursue at Lincoln Tech, and the professional-grade quality tools students train with to excel in their field:
Automotive technician: Matco tools
Matco manufactures and distributes more than 13,000 professional automotive repair products, including tools, diagnostic equipment and toolboxes. Along with an extensive line, Matco offers quality tools. Many auto shops recognize the brand as the best in the business. At Lincoln Tech, you'll be working with Matco tools when training to be an automotive technician, parts specialist or diesl engine technician.
HVACR specialist: Yellow Jacket
Ritchie Engineering Company, Inc., creator of Yellow Jacket brand, has been in the HVACR industry for more than 60 years. Today, Yellow Jacket is considered the standard in HVACR products, producing top-of-the-line hoses, tools, refrigeration gauges and more. Yellow Jacket even sponsors a training room at our Union, NJ campus! Anyone working in the HVACR industry is certain to work on Yellow Jacket products at one point or another. That's why we use the brand's extensive line to train our students in the business.
Electrician or Electronics Systems Technician: Klein Tools
Klein Tools is dedicated to producing tools that meet the demands of professionals. The company's experience, commitment to U.S. manufacturing and dedication to quality has made its brand well-respected among many industries. At Lincoln, we prefer our students enrolled in the Electrician and Electronics training programs to prepare for their futures by working with Klein Tools.
Welder: Tillman protection
Those in the welding industry understand the importance of wearing protective clothing. Many employers keep their workers safe by investing in protective gear from the John Tillman Company. We at Lincoln Tech protect our Welding Technology students by using Tillman products, too. The brand's extensive line includes clothing, gloves, knee pads and blankets made from top-of-the-line materials.
At Lincoln Tech, it's our job to prepare you with the tools, skills and knowledge needed to succeed. That's why we use only industry-standard products in our programs and courses. Learn more about what to expect during training by visiting Lincoln Tech today.


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I've got a model creation form in rails which I also have returning JSON through ajax. My code so far look like:
$('#new_stem').ajaxForm({ //#new_stem is my form
dataType: 'json',
success: formSuccess
function formSuccess(stemObj) {
//does stuff with stemObj
And I have a multipart form with a file uploader (but I'm not sure if that is relevant).
When I submit the form it works fine (my models are properly being created and renders as json), but instead of the json getting handled by the formSuccess function, it prompts a download for "stems.json" (the path to my stem creation action) in Firefox.
What would cause this to happen, and what could solve it? Not sure if this is part of the problem, but I don't have a submit button in my form, I have a link with a click handler that calls $('#new_stem).submit()
Thanks guys!
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Co-founder Larry Gadea describes Envoy, a nifty system for streamlining the check-in process at corporate offices, in an interview with Andre Bouzout.
Hi Larry! Why don't you tell us about Envoy?
Hey Andre! Yeah, Envoy is a visitor registration system for the front desk of offices. You put it on your front desk and when someone comes into your business to see an employee, the receptionist simply asks them to sign in on the iPad. This triggers a text message for the employee that says "Hey! Your visitor is here". They can then come to the front desk and if they have our app installed they can see a picture of the visitor on their phone while on their way.
As a visitor, you can be asked to sign a nondisclosure agreement (which is super un-awkward) because you're signing it on an iPad. For security purposes the system can take a picture of you and it can print out a name badge, so that when you're walking around the office, employees know that you're a visitor. It just removes the awkwardness from a lot of office place dynamics.
That certainly opens the door to CRM data processing. What are your long-term goals?
With Envoy, you can already export all your visitor data as a CSV and you can run it through whatever graphing stuff you want. We also integrate with a bunch of third parties as well. For example, if you're hosting an event on Eventbrite you can import your attendees and pre-register them on Envoy, which means that your building's security will know to expect these people.
After somebody signs in, we can link it with your Salesforce account and it will update that person's account with a record of their visit. That way you have a better view of their activities. We also do stuff with your WiFi password: when you sign in you get a unique WiFi password assigned to you, which avoids the trouble of visitors having to ask.
You certainly have a high number of competitors. How do you keep up against them?
We just build more stuff, make our product better and better! It just keeps growing and we also don't play in the race to the bottom in terms of pricing: the clones that appear are $10/month while our cheapest plan here is $250/month. We're way more expensive than everybody but we also have much better experience, a much better thought out product and we're constantly improving it and making it better. In short, you want to
Build better functionality, all the time, and
Build a network effect. By that I mean: train your customers to expect your product, not a competitor's product.
There's around 74 competing apps right now, and we keep track of all them to make sure that they're not implementing something that we don't have. What's interesting about them is that they charge next to nothing but they can't operate businesses like that ($5/month - $10/month) and they want to undercut us as a way of getting themselves customers. Turns out there are 70 others all trying to do the same thing, and they just make so little money.
For example, a company that had 400 paying customers makes $3,400/ month. That's not even close enough to pay one engineer at a company, let alone all the people you're going to need to support 400 customers. That company was going under and they were coming to us to migrate some of their users.
It's pretty common and it's happening more and more that these guys that were trying to undercut us are discovering that you can't operate a business on $10/month.
Would you ever think of adding specific features to the different verticals?
We're working on some stuff for the education system, cool things that pen and paper can't do.
For example, if a visitor gives us their name and e-mail, we can look that person up in a child molester database and provide protection. This is stuff that you couldn't do in the past or was very expensive. Now? It can be done automatically and gives an alert only when something wrong happens.
When I visit a company that uses my product I usually spend the entire time that I'm waiting for the person to come down talking to the receptionist about what they like and don't like about it. I start with what they hate about it. Their answer? "I don't know, why are you asking all these questions" Like no I really need to know what we can improve!
Did you always know you were going to do a startup?
Yes, 100%, I've always wanted to create something, even though the first thing I did out of school was join Twitter, the best way to learn about companies and how to do a startup right is to be part of one.
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It has been nearly six years since the announcement was made, meaning that spectators from around the world and residents of the East End have to wait only another year and a half to take in the sporting spectacle known as the U.S. Open Championship Tournament when it returns to the exclusive Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in June 2018.While 18 months might seem like a long time to wait, the clock is already ticking for Charlie Howe, the championship director of the 2018 U.S. Open who recently opened an office on Main Street in Southampton Village.
Between now and then the 32-year-old Richmond, Virginia, native will be busy mapping a blueprint to handle the estimated 250,000 people expected to converge on the East End from around the country and world for the week-long tournament, while also constructing a mini-city of sorts within the confines of the 259-acre private golf course that sits just off County Road 39.
"In my world, it's probably not early enough," Mr. Howe said on Monday when asked if he has ample time to prepare for one of golf's most prestigious events. "Obviously, we want to create this environment and certainly provide our players, fans and spectators [with] the safest environment to see our national championship competition."
The U.S. Golf Association, or USGA, announced in 2011 that the U.S. Open Championship Tournament would be played at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in June 2018. The event was last held at the course in 2004.
Mr. Howe has a team of individuals who will help him plan out every single aspect of the 2018 championship to ensure success. Some of those aspects include finalizing parking and transportation plans, signing off on the course layout, and even the installation of electricity and plumbing lines. He noted that he intends to review the USGA's game plan for the 2004 event, which most agree went smoothly considering the volume of people it attracted.
Those plans include deciding on tent locations, the type of flooring that will be used inside those tents, as well as the amount and types of generators needed to power the concession stands. They even have to finalize the locations of the hundreds of portable toilets that will be needed to accommodate the crowds. Noting that the golf course lacks potable water lines that can be tapped, Mr. Howe said his crew must install temporary plumbing to supply water to the facilities that will be lining the course. "There's a lot of infrastructure that we have to bring in," he added.
Still, parking and transportation remain two of the biggest issues for organizers to address; the tournament is expected to attract an estimated 18,000 vehicles, and they need somewhere to park. Like last time, USGA officials are planning to work with Suffolk County in order to allow attendees to park at Francis S. Gabreski Airport in Westhampton and then shuttle them by bus to the golf course. They also would like to secure parking at the Stony Brook-Southampton campus, located directly south of Shinnecock Hills, and hope to soon have discussions with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority about creating a temporary Long Island Rail Road train station at the campus—just like they did in 2004.
Explaining that he is aware of the fact that spectators arriving from the west have only two options—either Sunrise or Montauk highway—to reach the golf course, Mr. Howe noted that one of his crew's priorities will be nailing down the logistics to ensure that things run as smoothly as possible. He also pointed out that he is familiar with Southampton Town's traffic situation come the spring and summer months, when normal daily traffic can tie up both highways, especially in the morning and evening commutes.
"I would foresee that as being our office's toughest challenge," said Mr. Howe, who earned his master's degree in sports management from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2007, a year before he began working as an intern for the USGA. "But we also know that it did work in 2004."
Tom Neely, Southampton Town's director of public transportation and traffic safety—a position he held when the 2004 U.S. Open last came to town—said traffic was not the issue everyone feared it could be back then. He gave credit to the organizers of the 2004 tournament, saying they encouraged people to leave their cars and take either the shuttle buses or train to the golf course. Those who parked at the college had access to a temporary pedestrian bridge that was installed over County Road 39.
Mr. Neely also pointed out that many of those planning to visit the East End delayed their trips so they would not coincide with the golf tournament.
"It traveled better than normal," Mr. Neely recalled on Tuesday, referring to the traffic situation in 2004.
Since the U.S. Golf Association employs only about 325 people, bringing in volunteers is a crucial part of ensuring a tournament's success, according to Mr. Howe. To that end, he said he hopes to attract upward of 5,000 volunteers next summer.
"It's a great opportunity to kind of get a closer view of golf and be part of the championship," Mr. Howe said, explaining why the USGA is able to recruit so many individuals. "You get some cool gear, get to come to the championship and only have to work four shifts."
Volunteers also can purchase a weeklong package that comes with two Ralph Lauren shirts and a jacket for $175. Those interested in volunteering for the 2018 U.S. Open Championship can go to 2018volunteers.usga.org.
Regarding potential changes, Mr. Howe explained that organizers recently decided to allow spectators to bring their cellphones to the tournament. Previously, he explained that they were concerned about protecting their broadcasting rights, but have since opted to back away from that stance. As result, attendees are now free to post photos and videos on social media.
He also noted that the USGA now has an app, called "U.S. Open Golf Championship," that allows golf enthusiasts to more closely follow the tournament leaderboards, and they are also able to search for food and other concessions based on their location.
Organizers are also planning other modifications, such as cutting back on the number of tickets sold. In 2004, the U.S. Open was attended by approximately 37,500 people daily; for next year's tournament, they plan on offering only 35,000 tickets a day, explaining that their research has shown that those buying them want fewer spectators on the course.
The tournament is also expected to provide a huge boon to the local economy, especially those businesses catering to the tens of thousands of visitors who are expected to arrive for the event. Mr. Howe estimated that the tournament will generate between $120 million and $130 million for businesses in the Long Island region.
"It's a team atmosphere and everyone comes together," said Mr. Howe, who worked on his first U.S. Open in 2008, when it was held at Torrey Pines Golf Course in La Jolla, California. "We are not experts by any means, but we're pretty close. We strive to have exemplary championships."
Next year's tournament will mark the fifth time the U.S. Open has been held at Shinnecock Hills, a course that was opened in 1891, but was redesigned by William Flynn in 1931. It also marks the 19th time that the U.S. Open will have been played in New York State and the 10th time on Long Island. The USGA has already announced that the tournament will return to Shinnecock Hills for the sixth time in 2026.
The first time the tournament was held there in 1896, when the USGA hosted its second U.S. Open. That year, James Foulis won the championship by three strokes over Horace Rawlins. The tournament returned in 1986, when Raymond Floyd shot a final-round 66 break out of a tightly bunched field and win by two strokes over Chip Beck and Lanny Wadkins. In 1995, Corey Pavin clinched his two-stroke victory over Greg Norman with a memorable 4-wood approach to the final green. And in 2004, South African Retief Goosen outlasted Phil Mickelson by two strokes to claim his second U.S. Open title.


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Senior Sneak Peek '14 | Lauren
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Lauren is such a sweetheart. She's a senior at Case High School (Racine, WI) this year and she was beautiful at her senior session yesterday! We love this golden sunset sneak peek of her.
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Did you know that the first pedometer was invented in 1780? Over the centuries, and especially in recent decades, the step-counting gadgets have undergone some serious transformations. They have also made major strides in popularity, including the prevalence of pedometer challenges, such as those offered by Wellworks For You. And yet, despite their almost commonplace nature today, many people still wonder, how do pedometers work?
At their most basic, a pedometer is a wearable device which counts the number of steps a person takes while wearing it. They typically collect this data in one of two ways. Some are worn on the hip, since the hips make a back-and-forth motion with each step. Other pedometers take in data through the shoe and actually account for each time your feet hit the ground. Knowing how do pedometers work can actually be very helpful in calibrating the device to your particular gait.
Pedometers that cannot be adjusted to account for your gait can still be helpful, but they do not necessarily provide the most accurate data. Some of the more sophisticated versions can also digitally record your steps and convert them into other data, including your mileage for the day.
Whether you are interested in beginning a workplace wellness pedometer challenge or you simply want to motivate yourself to reach the goal of 10,000 steps each day, a pedometer can be a great resource. As you try to decide which one is right for you, keep these questions in mind:
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There is nothing wrong with valuing your alone time. Many of us, including myself, recharge when we spend time alone. We can enjoy whatever it is we want to do or even just enjoy the silence. However, there is a balance between enjoying your alone time and becoming consumed in it. Loneliness is a common and standard emotion. There is nothing wrong with feeling it from time to time. It can even be something to embrace; you can grow by learning to become more comfortable with it. But just like with everything else in life, there is a balance between how much you should engage in your alone time before it becomes a level of loneliness that requires an active change. This blog will help you learn to determine which side of that line you are currently falling on and what to do about it if you have started to become a little too accustomed to your loneliness.
How do you know if you are lonely? Like I said above, some of us can really value our time to ourselves, but when is even too much of ourselves a bad thing? You might be more lonely than you think if you are consistently binge-watching TV in a short period of time. With the age of Netflix, this is very easily done and we've all been there. Recent research actually suggests that people who feel lonely, including a mild form of depression, are more likely to binge watch. If you start to notice the hours slipping away, you might want to consider a more active alternative. You might also be more lonely if you start to become more self-conscious and notice yourself starting to choke in social situations. The challenge here is to not give into your own negative self-talk and remind yourself of your skills, values, and attributes. Resisting this urge to believe in your own negative self-talk will naturally improve feelings of loneliness.
If that alone time that you used to crave and enjoy starts to feel less rejuvenating and more limiting, you are probably lonely. Loneliness will allow this time to feel more difficult, having negative influences on sleep and increasing feelings of anxiety and/or depression. When you are lonely, you will also be more likely to depend on social media and television to fill the space instead of being more creative and productive. Lastly, a tendency to engage more in social media in general instead of engaging with people you care about in an active way could indicate that you are lonely. Instead of observing other people's lives, reach out and interact with people in yours, whether this is in-person, a phone call, or even a text conversation. It's better to be engaged with others than simply observing.
So then the question becomes, 'what can I do to feel better in the moment?' Definitely get off social media, and as suggested above, and reach out to someone! Even if you can't get a hold of them, send a text or craft an email. Keeping in active contact with people who are important to you in your life is essential. Maybe start volunteering or journaling. Offering your services to others or even doing yourself a service by looking at your own thoughts in an objective way can feel very fulfilling. Look into a meet up group. The website meetup.com can help you to find people in your area that share your interests, giving you an opportunity to add to your friend group! Physical activity always helps. It doesn't have to be a full-on workout, but an outdoor walk or a yoga video at home will work wonders.
Moral of the story is that loneliness can be managed and it can be managed well. The biggest thing is to be honest with yourself when you are experiencing it. If you aren't being real with yourself, there is a good chance that you won't be able to change anything. You deserve to have time alone with yourself, we just need to make sure that it's quality alone time that encourages you to feel good and recharge!
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Earlier this month Northern California experienced some of the worst wildfires in recorded history. 100,000 people have been displaced in the North Bay Area alone, and roughly 40,000 are still currently under evacuation.In response, join us on October 30th for a night of live music from Matmos, food from Full Key, and plenty of delicious natural wine! Come support the many growers, farmers, winemakers, families and all those in need in Northern California. All proceeds will be going to the Napa and Sonoma County Fire Relief Gofundme which evenly distributes across Napa, Sonoma, Mendocino, and Lake Counties where the fires occurred.$20 includes food and wine. The shop will be open during the event and 50% of sales will be donated as well. Tickets are available for purchase ahead of time here or in person at Bottle of Bread.Made possible by the gracious food and drink donations from Remington Wine Company, WC Harlans, Pen and Quill, Andys Eggs and Poultry, and Jack and Zack food.
October 30th, 6-9pmBottle of Bread, 216 Read Street
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Burns & McDonnell Senior Civil/Structural Transmission Engineer in Vancouver, Washington
Wishing you could have an ownership stake in the company you are working for? Founded in 1898, Burns & McDonnell is an award-winning engineering, architectural, construction environmental and consulting services firm. We are a 100% employee-owned company, with regional and project offices nationwide. Burns & McDonnell plans, designs, constructs and manages projects all over the world with one mission in mind -- to make our clients successful.
Burns & McDonnell has an exciting opportunity in our Transmission and Distribution Group for a Senior Transmission Line Engineer. The successful candidate will be responsible for the following:
Design of high voltage (69-500kV) transmission lines using PLS-CADD.
Preparation of construction documents including plan and profile drawings, structure load diagrams, and foundation drawings.
Preparation of specifications and project design criteria.
Providing field support during construction.
Other duties as assigned.
The ideal candidate will be able to build and maintain strong relationships with clients as well as provide technical leadership, guidance and instruction to less experienced staff members. Experience in HVDC is a plus.
Bachelor's degree in civil engineering from accredited program. 7 years related transmission line design experience (completion of master's degree in related field may be substituted for one year of experience). Excellent written & verbal communication skills. Strong analytical and problem solving skills. Experience in scheduling and budgeting. Ability to work in a team environment. PE license required. Consulting or utility experience preferred.
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Primary Location US-CO-Denver
Other Locations US-WA-Vancouver
Schedule: Full-time
Travel: Yes, 5 % of the Time
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Burns & McDonnell is making the world a more amazing place with more than 5,000 engineers, architects, construction professionals, scientists and consultants on staff and growing. We strive to create amazing success for our clients and amazing careers for our employee-owners. We take on some of the world's toughest challenges with the industry's best thinking.
We have offices and projects spanning the US and the globe. We are proud to rank among FORTUNE magazine's 100 Best Companies to Work For. Our culture of 100% employee ownership plays a major role in supporting that outcome. Each employee shares in the ownership of the firm, bringing the commitment of an owner to our projects. Clients appreciate that and have rewarded us with a 90% repeat business rate and decades-long partnerships. Pretty cool for a 100 year old firm that grows organically.
At Burns & McDonnell, you'll have the opportunity to make a difference every day while fulfilling your personal and professional ambitions. Our entrepreneurial culture lets you guide your destiny and shape the path your career travels. And with more than 350 service specialties, your career and development options are abundant.
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Welcome to the homepage for MindGame Productions. Here you will find basic event announcements, links to FAQ and Player Packs for each event.
We have phased out or website forums and moved event discussions to dedicated FaceBook groups. You might wish to sign up on the main MGP Facebook group for general announcements and information, although specific event planning and details will appear in the specific FB groups for each event.
Be sure and read the players packs published for each event as they will contain important information on team structure, radio channels and other event details.
Note that there may be some event additions or date shifts based on securing of interesting new locations during the year.
June 22, 2019
Waynes World of Paintball
Ocala, FL
$30 Advance Registration
$35 onsite
Wasteland 10.5 continues MGP's Wasteland event series in this alternate reality event inspired by the FallOut computer games. The FallOut world is an alternate reality that diverged from ours at some point after World War II. Technology took a track which developed the "World of Tomorrow" as imagined in the Golden Age of Science Fiction. Before the Great War of 2077, the FallOut world was similar to what the people of the 1940s thought things would be like in the late 21st Century- with domestic robots, atom-powered cars and other wonders of Atomic Age technology. Our game continues in the central Florida Wasteland of 2289.
Last fall saw a climax in the growing conflict between the Red Duke and those who opposed his rule over Crystal Springs. While he initially brought a renewed level of peace and stability to the central Florida Wastes, the Duke had become increasingly despotic. He established a tentative partnership with delegates from the New California Republic to have sole authority over Central Florida trade with the NCR, and used his mercenary army to continue tightening his control over Crystal Springs and surrounding settlements.
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In the intervening months, most of the merchants and settlers formerly in Crystal Springs have fled north as gangs fight turf wars over the city. Without the prospect of a high-paying employer, many members of the Guild have travelled to fight in a campaign to the south, although several remain in Central Florida to support smaller contracts and guard the Red Duke.
The absence of an authority in the wasteland has created a precarious state. No one has arisen to bring together wastelanders or unite the raider gangs to establish a new governance. There is no law and violence is rampant. Raiders murder with impunity. The Cult of Cthulhu has declared the End Times are here and many wayward travelers have bled out their lives on the cult's altar. Some wastelanders have asked for the NCR to establish order, others have sent messengers to the last known operating bases of the Brotherhood of Steel. Members of the Enclave Headhunters Division may still be operating after the collapse of Crystal Spring. Amidst the chaos… some wastelanders have even grumbled how their lives were better under the Duke, but their requests for the Guild to free him fall on deaf ears.
The field is open for a new power to arise in the Central Florida Wastes…
Cost for advance, online registration is $30. Onsite registration is $35. Take advantage of advance registration. It saves you money and makes the organizers' job easier! Please pay attention to uniform guidelines, weapon and ammo rules! Players should be 16 years of age or older by June 22, 2019 unless cleared in advance.
It's also time to fill out new waivers! Help us with our effort to establish an online waiver library and complete all three today if you have not already! These will be valid for MGP events at Waynes World of Paintball through March 1, 2020! All three must be completed and confirmed via email. It'll just take a few minutes and you'll be good for the year!
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H's costume is all ready to go (will update soon) and I am keeping my fingers crossed that it doesn't rain so that we can have our first adventure in Trick 'or' Treating this evening.
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Spooky Halloween – Baystreet, St. Julian's
25th, 26th & 31st October and 1st & 2nd November
12.00 – 18.00
All ages
Plenty of treats in store for kids to enjoy including:
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• A free magic show
• Free Treats
For more information please visit their website or Facebook page.
Lil' Monsters Ball – Fundraising Event at Hard Rock Cafe, Bay Street, St Julian's
A spook-tecular event for the all the Lil' Monsters this Halloween at Hard Rock Cafe Malta, Baystreet Shopping Complex. A Monster Ball that all the little monsters will surely never forget.
Face Painting, Games, Puppet Show, typical Halloween treats and much more entertainment and a rockin meal for to fill the little monster's tummies.
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This event is in collaboration and in aid of Inspire Malta.
Boo2! at Funland, Ball Street, Paceville, St. Julian's
BOO2 is a Family Halloween Event suitable for all ages.
31st Oct, 1st Nov & 2nd Nov
19.00 – 23.00
All ages
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29October – 2 November
19.00 – 23.00
Suitable for ages 11+ (11 – 15 must be accompanied by an adult otherwise admission will be prohibited)
There are several haunted attractions around, but only one Haunted Village! The most anticipated haunting of the season is at Popeye Village…where you can experience an entire village of hair raising haunts!
Ghost hunters say the place really is haunted, but why take their word for it? Dare yourself and hype up your adrenaline level when exploring the road, stair cases and all those creepy areas and rooms of the Film set.
But be aware, you have to be 11 years and over to go around this starling village. (11 – 15 must be accompanied by an adult).
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• Houses to visit
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Trick or Treating at Valletta Waterfront, Pinto Warf Floriana
31 October
All ages
The atmosphere at the Valletta Waterfront will bear a different feeling on Friday 31 October, 2014 as the promenade will go orange and black on Halloween Night.
The little ones will have the opportunity for trick and treating, as children animators dressed as Disney Villains will roam the promenade with treats.
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Matisse is a giant name in modern art and this delightful show looks at the final chapter of his career when he began "carving into color," resulting in his series of cut-outs. Matisse was in his late sixties during this time, ill health prevented him from painting so he invented this new medium. The exhibition presents a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see many of the artist's works in one place. Already hugely popular, I recommend booking tickets in advance.
5) Art is Therapy, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam (25 April - 7 September 2014)
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6) Pontormo & Rosso Fiorentino, Palazzo Strozzi, (8 March - 20 July 2014)
It has been 2 months since this show opened but I have yet to visit. The show brings two painters who were the most original and unconventional adepts of the new way of interpreting art in the 16th century Italy; Mannerism. Both artists were trained under the great master Andrea del Sarto in Florence but still maintained their unique independent approach. Masterpieces by the artists are brought together for the first time from various collections around the world.
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El Greco is one of the most original, great painters in the Old Masters history. His style and color palette is so distinctive, even an untrained eye can notice his hand. To commemorate the 4th centenary of this death Toledo, where the artist was most active, has been taken over. There is a comprehensive exhibition at the Museo de Santa Cruz and different locations where the artist's works are preserved in the original contexts for which they were created. Beware the hot weather there, especially since one has to walk between different locations and be prepared for the crowds!


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Welcome to a special RFSA Conference 2018 edition of RFSA News. RFSA Conference is a crucial platform for member engagement and reflects the Association's commitment to helping our members achieve their full potential through learning and development opportunities.
The Conference theme was Protect and Connect and feedback from members was extremely positive. Many were impressed by the range of speakers and exhibits saying they felt educated, motivated and inspired by what they had seen and heard.
For members who were unable to make it to Rosehill this year the majority of speaker presentations are available to view on the RFSA YouTube page (www.youtube.com/user/NSWRFSA) so all members have the opportunity to benefit from their wisdom.
Speaking of wisdom, the RFSA Professional Development Scholarships have opened and I encourage members who are interested in furthering their knowledge in the field of emergency management to submit an application. Through tertiary education you have the opportunity to improve your knowledge, develop skills and provide a higher level of service to the community.
The RFSA once again wants to hear your thoughts in the 2018 Volunteer Welfare and Efficiency Survey. In light of the release of the Keelty Review into emergency services, it now is more important than ever to share your opinion with us. The survey is open and is available online via this link www.surveymonkey.com/r/2018rfsasurvey or by contacting the RFSA Office. The RFSA response to the Keelty findings is available in the 'News' section of the website.
Finally you may have noticed the NSW Government has commenced a public awareness campaign to raise awareness of the new road rule requiring motorists to slow down to 40 km/h around stationary emergency service vehicles. This law comes into effect on 1 September. The RFSA lobbied strongly for this change in legislation and we are pleased to see it come into effect as a further measure of protection for our members.
The Association was pleased to announce the 2017 Honours and Awards recipients at a presentation ceremony conducted at RFSA Conference on 7 July 2018.
Recognised for his proactive approach to establishing the RFSA in the Southern Tablelands, 2017 Member of the Year Nathan McDonald is a member of Grabben Gullen Rural Fire Brigade and has been instrumental in establishing fully functional Branches within Division 7.
As Division 7 Chairperson Nathan provides ongoing support, direction and encouragement to new Branch delegates and has trialled innovative approaches to member engagement such as the implementation of live-streaming meetings.
He has been proactive in helping the Association establish its Section 44 support program at three major fires in the past year. Nathan has worked hard to promote and publicise the RFSA at both a local level and throughout the State.
As well as being a regular attendee and contributor to the RFSA State Council, he has developed strong working relationships with local Mayors and Members of Parliament often accompanying the RFSA President to meetings to discuss measures to support his fellow volunteers.
RFSA Life Member Marcia Le Busque was inducted for her long-time involvement and dedication to the RFSA. Marcia has been an active member of the Association since its inception over twenty years ago and has been a consistently hard working RFSA supporter taking on roles within her local Branch, State Council and later, as a Board Director.
She regularly attends RFSA Clarence Valley Branch and Division 2 meetings giving valid input, encouraging new members and being extremely proactive with embracing new ideas and projects.
In her role as an RFSA Board Director, Marcia was Deputy Chair of the Community Engagement Consultative Committee and Volunteers' Family Day Coordinator. She worked very hard to make the Volunteers' Family Day an enjoyable experience for all who attended and ensured that professional help was available for attendees who had experienced trauma following extreme bushfire, devastating floods and any of the day-to-day issues that arise, especially for those from farming communities.
Leading by example, Marcia is well respected throughout the RFSA due to her knowledge of the organisation and her tenacity to always do what's right by her fellow volunteers.
Marcia is pictured with husband Harry Le Busque.
With over thirty exhibitors there were many interesting and informative displays to engage delgates. In keeping with the strong emphasis on mental and physical health there was even an opportunity for delegates to have their blood pressure measured thanks to the NSW RFS Health, Safety and Welfare Unit.
One of the key support programs offered by the NSW Rural Fire Service Association (RFSA) is its annual Professional Development Scholarships.
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The NSW RFS not only has brigades in towns and villages but also on the state's waterways. Recently, four water brigades located north of Sydney, including the West Pittwater, Mackerel Beach, Coasters Retreat and Scotland Island brigades, were successful through the NSW RFSA Grant Scheme in their request for items to assist with firefighting and search activities.
The RFSA lends support to NSW RFS Cadet programs such as the one run by Trinity Anglican College, Thurgoona. The program started in 2017 as a local initiative with 12 graduates completing the NSW RFS Secondary Schools program. Due to its popularity and the high success of last year's program, the school decided to offer it again to the 2018 year 9-10 cohort.
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'Piece of Work' shows Joan Rivers as needling and needy
Comedian Joan Rivers doesn't want to retire, because, as she admits in this excellent documentary, Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work, made by Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg when Rivers was 75 (she's now 77), she wants to maintain her lavish lifestyle. But her career is at a low ebb during the yearlong course of the film, which features behind-the-scenes footage of Rivers at home and at work, interviews and reminiscences with Rivers, daughter Melissa, comedian Kathy Griffin and others, plus archival footage of her appearances on TV. She's constantly looking for work, and we see her performing in live shows, soliciting commercials, making TV appearances, writing and performing in her own theatrical show and appearing on Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice.
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I didn't really mean to go silent for the entire month of December. It was definitely a more busy month with a kiddo in school though! We kept busy and we dealt with sickness, which apparently is our winter theme.
Anyway, I've actually been trying to get to this post for a couple weeks now. But for various reasons I haven't gotten to it. I couldn't get my photos to upload from my phone and then we were busy for about three weeks straight and then we all got sick again.
So without further adieu, our December round up, starting with the most recent.
Christmas morning at Aunt Julie and Uncle Tim's house. This year we traveled to their new house in Lake St. Louis, MO, and stayed there and got plenty of quality time with them and cousins Carson and Cole as well as Grandma and Grandpa Durso. I'll have a full Christmas post, hopefully sooner than I got around to writing this post! Its a good thing the kids aren't old enough to wake up at the crack of dawn and tear into presents right away, because they had to wait a while until Carson and Cole got home from their dad's house before opening presents from Santa. They were perfectly content playing with presents they'd gotten the night before.
December 18 was Allie's first ever school Christmas program. It was the cutest thing ever. I'm sure as the years go by we will get tired of these, but right now it was super cute and fun. Unfortunately I forgot the good camera that day, so I only got photos on my phone. I took videos too, but I have to pay extra to be able to post videos on this blog.
Peyton enjoyed the show too. He was pretty tired and got a little cranky… luckily I introduced the fun of coloring on Mama's phone (using the toddler lock app) so we got through it.
The kids wore reindeer antlers made from their hand prints. Adorable. Allie didn't really feel like taking this picture though. Look how tall she is!
The next day Allie didn't seem right in the morning and then I got a call from daycare that she'd complained her ear hurt. Allie officially had her first ear infection. I realize we have been SO lucky with this… we made it more than five years before our first ear infection! Peyton hasn't had one yet either. Luckily we were able to get into the doctor and get medicine and the kids still got to spend that weekend with their cousins in Rockford so Mama and Dada could get the Christmas shopping done.
And a goofy picture of the kiddos together. I finally moved Peyton's high chair to sit him at the table. Unfortunately we have a different table than we had when Allie was his age, and his chair doesn't fit in order to sit up to the table. So he's next to the table still using his tray.
I say this all the time, but I just love how the kids play together and have each other's backs. Peyton has been so lovey toward Allie when she's been sick this weekend (she's finally better we think!)
The Monday of the week with the Christmas program, so the 15th I'm pretty sure, we went to our daycare Christmas party. This was a lot of fun with good food, daycare friends and plenty of running around for the kids. Nearly five years later, I still feel really blessed to have such a great daycare and great friends!
The weekend before, on the 13th, we were planning to see the Christmas choo choo train exhibit at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. Instead, Peyton woke up with pinkeye, so we stayed home. I took Allie grocery shopping and bought a cookie decorating kit, because Mama doesn't do sugar cookies. I've tried and failed. This was a fun way to do the cookies without all the work.
Peyton enjoyed the cookies, for the sugar, I'm sure, as well as the opportunity to look like Santa.
See his poor pink eyes? He had a cold at the same time, so we weren't sure if it was pinkeye or just the effect of the cold. The doctor just prescribed the drops. Either way, no one else got pinkeye, thank goodness.
A pre-pinkeye picture, showing how much Peyton loves yogurt. He loves it so much and makes a huge mess. It seems like his favorite foods are the ones that make huge messes. Its a hard balance.
The last an earliest highlight in December was Mama's birthday. Even saying I turned 29 again makes me old, so I'll just say I turned 34 and it was a fun time. We started the weekend before with a date night, courtesy of my good friend and well-liked baby sitter, Joanna. The next morning, the kids woke up and Mama and Dada didn't wake up in time, so Allie climbed into his crib. I keep telling her not to, yet I still laugh at her when she does it.
My other birthday weekend tradition, making Christmas cookies. I never have enough time to make all the Christmas cookies I'd like. But we did have plenty of cookies.
My birthday is Dec. 8, which was a Monday. We went to a birthday dinner at Applebee's. The restaurant wasn't crowded and the kids were actually good! We managed to keep Peyts occupied and if I remember, both kids actually ate. That's all it takes for a meal out to be a win for us! We need to stop going out both to save money and to keep Mr. Peyts from annoying other diners. He's reached that age.
Allie told everyone in the restaurant it was my birthday. So when I took her to the bathroom our waitress asked Dada if he'd like them to sing to me. And he said "of course!" It was a little embarrassing, but I got a free dessert!
And last, Allie was so sweet. She made a card and Bridget got her some flowers to give me. Allie insisted on holding them all the way from daycare, to picking me up from work, to the restaurant, to home. So they got pretty beat up. But I loved them!
And that's our December, minus our Christmas trip. Hopefully that post will come a little sooner than this one!


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Ep # 063 Dan Verville!
It's Episode 63 and we're joined by a very special guest, Winnipeg stand up sensation Dan Verville. We kick things off with a little Bulk Barn banter, we learn Dan 'The Verve Pipe' Verville's fortune, and Tim Learns about Walt Disney's baller business tactics and where Satchmo got his nickname.
Next, we take a trip to Verville World where Dan is visited by a lil Satchmo in the year 1999. When Satchmo lays a golden egg, it's a race to beat Y2K, get real lit at Mardi Gras, and learn a little bit about love 'Verve Pipe' style.
In our last segment, we dig into Two Truths & A Lie where Dan really stumps the HUNKS by regaling us with his 'real life' adventures as a professional bowler, being best friends with George Stroumboulopoulos, and lighting up some karaoke comedy!
You can't miss this ravine jumping, 5 pin pumping, roller coaster 'cast that parties like its 1999!