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These closely adjoin each other, and are all in the vale of the Ebbw Fawr river, in the Northern part of the county, bordering on the county of Brecon, 179 miles from London, 2 east from Tredegar, 20 north-west from Newport, 10˝ south-west from Abergavenny, in the Western division of the county, hundred of Wentloog, petty sessional division and union of Bedwellty, Tredegar county court district, and in the rural deanery of Blaenau Gwent, archdeaconry of Monmouth and diocese of Llandaff.
The houses are for the most part small, being occupied by the workmen ,employed in the iron and coal works, which is the sole industry. The Ebbw Vale and Victoria stations in this parish are on the Great Western railway, and a third station at Ebbw Vale belongs to the London and North Western Railway Co., who have a branch from here joining the Abergavenny line near Beaufort station.
Ebbw Vale adopted the "Local Government Act, 1858" (21 and 22 Vict. c.98), and was governed by a Local Board from June 19, 1874, until the "Local Government Act, 1894" established the present Urban District Council.
The boundaries of the district were extended by 40 and 41 Vict.cap. cxxvii, 41 and 42 Vict. cap. clxiv and 43 and 44 Vict. cap. lviii. In 1803 the Urban District was further .enlarged by the addition to the South Ward of certain areas formerly included in the Urban Districts of Abertillery and Bedwellty, and it now comprises the parish of Ebbw Vale, in Monmouthshire, and parishes of Rassau and Beaufort in Breconshire. The Urban District Council Consists of 12 members.
Ebbw Vale is lighted with gas by the Beaufort Gas Light Co. and the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Co. Limited, and is supplied with water from works in Llangunider parish.
Christ church is a building of red sandstone, with Pennant stone dressings, in the Early English style, and consists of chancel, nave, aisles, western porch and tower at the south-west angle containing one bell: beneath the church is a spacious crypt, in which Welsh services are held: there are 750 sittings, 300 being free. The register dates from the year 1870. The living is a vicarage, net yearly value, Ł244, with residence, in the gift of the, Bishop of Llandaff, and held since 1894 by the, Rev. William Coleman Williams, M.A. (Cantuar.) and surrogate. The Catholic church, dedicated to All Saints, was built in 1865, and there are also Calvinistic Methodist, Congregational and Wesleyan chapels. The Literary and Scientific Institute is a very commodious building ,vith a good lecture room, library, containing about 6,000 volumes, reading room and science and art class rooms.
The London and Provincial Bank Limited and the Metropolitan Bank (of England and Wales) Limited have branches here.
The works of the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Co. Limited occupy a large portion of the valleys of the Ebbw and Sirhowy rivers; here railway iron, Bessemer and other steel rails :and every description of manufactured iron and steel is produced in immense quantities; the company are brick makers and also the owners of very large collieries, and ship coal to all parts of the world. They have now six 6o feet blast furnaces, intended to produce together 3,900 tons of pig iron weekly.
The area of the Urban District and civil parish is 6,817 acres; rateable value, Ł64,420. The population in 1891 was 17,025 civil, and ecclesiastical, 11,137.
Parish Clerk, Ebbw Vale: William Smith.
Ebbw Vale. Post, M.O. & T.O., T. M.O., Express Delivery, Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance & Telephone Exchange & Call Office. (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have "R.S.O.Monmouthshire" added).
Miss Agnes Orchard, postmistress.
Letters Arrive through Chapel Town at 7.20 a.m., North mail, 9.20 a.m.; depart 10.55 a.m. & 7 p.m., North mail, 5 p.m.
Newtown. Post Office.
John Morgan, sub-postmaster.
Letters received through Chapel Town B.S.O. arrive at, 8 & 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; dispatched, 6.25 p.m. Postal orders are issued here, but not paid. Chapel Town is the nearest money order office & Ebbw Vale is the telegraph office, 1 mile distant.
Wall Letter Boxes.Cleared daily, except sundays, Victoria road, 6.30 p.m. ; Victoria, 6 p.m.
Chapel Town. Post & M.O. & T.O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have "R.S.O. Monmouthshire" added).
L. P. Leavis, sub-postmaster.
Letters arrive at 7.10 & 9.30 a.m. & 5 p.m. & dispatched at 11 a.m. & 4, 5 & 7.10 p.m
Waunlwyd. Post, M.O. & T.O., T.M.O., Express Delivery, Parcel Post, S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office. (Railway Sub-Office. Letters should have "R.S.O. Monmouthshire" added).
John Thomas, postmaster.
Letters arrive at 5.55 & 9.10 a.m. & 4.30 p.m.; dispatched at 11.15 a.m. & 7.30 p.m
Cwm. Post & M.O.O., S. B. & Annuity & Insurance Office.
David Stephens, sub-postmaster.
Letters through Waunlwyd arrive at 7.30 a.m.; dispatched, 10.10 a.m. & 7.30 p.m.
Waunlwyd is the telegraph office, 1 mile.
Chairman: Richard Hugh Williams. Vice-Chairman: Thomas Richards.
North Ward
Richard Morgan Thomas Richards William Morris
North Central Ward.
Henry Cool William Steadman Mark J. S. Lyons
South Central Ward
Alfred Jones Mark Warnes William Henry Powell
South Ward
Thomas Morgan Nestor Louis Vilputte Richard Hugh Williams
Clerk: Thomas Hughes, Market buildings
Treasurer:William Partridge, London & Provincial Bank, Church street
Medical Officer of Health: John William Davies L.R.C.P.Lond., Hillside house, Ebbw Vale
Surveyor: Thomas J. Thomas, Market buildings, Ebbw Vale
Sanitary Inspector: William Williams, Eureka place
Collector: John Thomas, Market buildings
County Police Station, Bethcar street: Inspector John Price, 2 sergeants & 13 constables
3rd Volunteer Battalion South Wales Borderers (D & K Companies) (formed 1860); head quarters, Old Forge school.
"D" Company, Lieut. William John Evans.
"K" Company (Cyclists), Lieut. C. H. C. Mulligan
John Bowling, sergeant-instructor
Christ,Church, Ebbw Vale, Rev. William Coleman Wilhams M.A., incumbent; Rev. John Jones B.A. curate; 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m.; holy days, 8 a.m.; Welsh services in Crypt 10 a.m. & 5.30 p.m.
St. Paul's Church, Cwm, Rev. John Llewelyn Croft L.D., vicar; 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m.
St. Mary's Chapel of Ease, Victoria, Rev. Luther Evans, L.D., curate; 8 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; wed. 7.30 p.m
Parish Church Mission Room, 2.30 & 6.30 p.m.
Steel Works (Board School) Mission Room, 2.30 & 6.30 p.m.
All Saints Catholic, Rev. Augustine A. Fritz, priest; 9.30 & 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m.; daily mass, 8.30 a.m. summer, 9 a.m. winter; Holy days, mass 10.30 a.m. & benediction 7.30 p.m.; confession, sat. 7 to 10 p.m
Baptist, Briery hill (Zion), Rev. William Powell; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & wed. 7.30 p.m.
Baptist (Welsh & English), Briery hill (Brynhyfryd), Rev. L. M. Roberts M.A.; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m., wed. 7 p.m.
Baptist, Cwm, Rev. Josiah J. Young; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Baptist, Newtown (Providence), Rev. Elisaph Edwards; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & wed. 7.30 p.m.
Baptist (Welsh), Pontygof (Nebo), Rev. J. A. Evans; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & wed. 7.30 p.m.
Baptist (English & Welsh), Victoria (Caersalem); 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 730 p.m.
Calvinistic Methodist, Ebbw Vale, Rev. Evan Price; 10.30 a.m.& 6 p.m.; mon. 7.30 p.m.
Calvinistic Methodist (Welsh), Ebbw Vale; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. 7 p.m.
Calvinistic Methodist (Welsh), Pontygof, Rev. Gray Jones; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. 7 p.m.
Calvinistic Methodist (Welsh), Victoria; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.
Congregational (Welsh), Ebbw Vale, Pontygof, Rev. Thos. Richards; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 7 p.m.
Congregational (English) Tabernacle, Briery hill; Rev. J. Francis Joseph; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; wed. 7.15 p.m.
Congregational (Welsh), Briery hill (Saron), Rev. T. Thomas Tudor; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 7 p.m.
Congregational (Welsh & English), Victoria; 10 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 7 p.m.
Congregational, Waunlwyd, Rev. Arthur Joseph Underwood; 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.; mon. & thurs. 7.30 p.m.
Congregational, Cwm, Rev. Rhys Price; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; thurs 6.30 p.m.
Primitive Methodist, Newtown, Rev. John S. Buckley; 10.30 a.m. & 6 p.m.; tues. 7 p.m.
Wesleyan, Ebbw Vale, Rev.Arthur Edward Jones; 11 a.m & 6 p.m.; tues. & thurs. 7.30 p.m.
Wesleyan, Cwm; 11 a.m & 6 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m.
Wesleyan, Victoria; 11 a.m & 6 p.m.; tues. 7.30 p.m.
Wesleyan, Waunlwyd; 11 a.m & 6 p.m.; thurs. 7.30 p.m.
Wesleyan, (Welsh), Ebbw Vale, Rev. George Bedford Roberts; 10 a.m & 6 p.m.; tues. & thurs. 7.30 p.m.
Ebbw Vale County School, established under the Welsh Intermediate Education Act, 1889, & under the control of the Central Welsh Board, built in 1899, for 60 boys & 40 girls. Average attendance, 70.
James Morgann, B.A., master; Miss E. M. Short B.A., mistress.
Board meets on 3rd wednesday at 2.30 p.m.; clerk: Thomas Hughes, Solicitor, Ebbw Vale.
Ebbw Vale (Board) (under Bedwellty school board), built in 1878, for 290 boys, 290 girls & 390 infants; average attendance, 240 boys, 220 girls & 240 infants.
John Lewis, master; Miss Annie Foster, mistress; Miss Emma Forbes, infants' mistress.
Pontygof (Board) (boys school under the Aberystruth school board, & girls & infants under the Bedwellty school board), built in 1880, for 334 boys, 300 girls & 350 infants; average attendance, 260 boys, 260 girls & 268 infants.
John H. Williams, master; Miss S. A. Jones, mistress; Miss Maria Lewis, infants' mistress.
Victoria (Board) (under Bedwellty school board), built in 1876, for 180 boys 175 girls & 180 infants; average attendance, 190 boys, 165 girls & 112 infants.
Thomas Harris, master; Miss Hanna Rees, mistress; Miss Emma Williams, infants' mistress.
Catholic, built in 1865, for 200 children; average attendance 105; Miss C. Fritz, mistress.
London & North Western (Ebbw Vale), William Forrester; station master.
Great Western (Ebbw Vale), Joseph Williams, station master.
Great Western (Victoria), Henry Furzer, station master.
Great Western (Cwm), Arthur Henry Kent, station master
Bedford Mrs, Tredegar road
Bray Mrs. Tredegar road
Buckley Rev. John S.(Primitive Methodist), 4 Brynhelog street
Carlisle Edwin, The Rookery
Davies John Hillside house
Dayson William, York house
Edwards Rev. Elisaph, (Baptist), Brick avenue
Evans Rev. John A. (Welsh Baptist), Mount Pleasant
Fritz Rev. Augustine A., (Catholic), Tredegar road
Hale Thomas, 22 Tredegar road
Hughes Thomas, Lyndhurst
Hutchinson John, Pentwyn house
Jones Rev. Arthur Edward (Wesleyan), Tredegar road
Jones Rev. John B.A., (curate),Vicarage
Lewis John, Tredegar road
Newcombe John, Libanus road
Partridge William, Church street
Phillips Edward J.P., Bryn Glas
Price Rev. Evan (Calvinistic Methodist)
Prosser J. William, Danybryn
Richard Rev. Asa, Tredegar road
Richards Rev. Thomas (Congregational), James street
Roberts Rev. George B. (Wesleyan), Mount Pleasant
Spencer Edwin, Tredegar road
Tallis John Fox, The Firs
Thomas Thomas J., Brynonen
Williams Thomas, 16 Tredegar road
Williams Rev. William Coleman M.A., (vicar), Hillside house
Adams Wm. blacksmith, Victoria road
Addis & Jones, drapers, Ida place
Ball William, draper, Church street,
Batten James, fruiterer, Church st
Bedford Robert Basil, commercial traveller, Tredegar road
Bishop John, butcher, 58 Victoria road
Booth John Llewellin, painter, Church street
Briggs & Co. boot makers, Market st
Brooks William, confectioner, Jarnes st
Burgess John, shopkeeper, 45 Victoria rd
Carter Mary Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Libanus road
Clark William & Son, cabinet makers, 6 Armoury terrace
Co-operative Society Stores Limited (T. T. Jones, manager), James st
Daniel David, Confectioner, Church street
Davies Ann (Mrs.), boot & shoe maker, Bethcar terrace
Davies David, grocer, James street
Davies, David, family grocer, flour & corn dealer, bread & biscuit baker & confectioner, tea dealer & provision merchant & patent medicine vendor, 52 Victoria road
Davies David, greengrocer, 56 Victoria road
Davies David Nathaniel, hair dresser, Armoury terrace
Davies John William, L.R.C.P.Lond., M.R.C.S.Eng., surgeon, & medical officer of health to the Urban District Council & medical officer & public vaccinator, Ebbw Vale district, Bedwellty union, & certifying factory surgeon, Hillside house.
Davies Jonathan Arthur, jeweller & furniture dealer, Ida place
Davies Rachel (Mrs.), music warehouse, Market street
Davies Stephen, builder, Eureka place,
Davies Thomas M. Victoria family & commercial hotel & posting house, Victoria road.
Davies William, grocer & agent for W. & A. Gilbey Limited, wine & spirit merchants, Church street
Dayson William, chief accountant to the Ebbw Vale Co. Limited
Dowling John,. drill instructor, Armoury terrace
Durran William, draper, Bethcar terrace
Dykes James, saddler, Bethcar street
Eastmans Limited, butchers, Ida place & Church street
Eastment & Son, photographers, Armoury terrace
Ebbw Vale Market Co. Lim. (J. Light, secretary), Victoria road
Ebbw Vale Perfect Thrift Building Society, 67 Victoria road
Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron & Coal Company Limited, (Frederick Mills, general manager; John Hutchinson, secretary); registered offices, Ebbw Vale; London offices, 122 Cannon street EC; shipping offices, Newport.
Edwards Thos. & Co. furniture dealers, Church street
Emery Thos., greengrocer, Armoury terrace
Evans Alfred Edwards, M.P.C., chemist & druggist, 3 Ida place
Evans Alfred Thomas, hair dresser, 69 Victoria road
Evans Benjamin, builder, Bethcar street
Evans David, confectioner, Armoury terrace
Evans David, grocer, 61 Victoria road
Evans John, grocer, Rees street & Market street
Fear Farnham, baker, Bethcar street
Fudge Hester (Mrs.), news agent & tobacconist, 3 Market street & 10 Ida place
Gibbs Albert Lewis, boot maker, Bethcar street
Goldblatt Lewis,draper,41 Victoria road
Green Abraham, draper,68 Victoria road
Grieshaber Anthony, watch maker, 50 Victoria road
Griffiths David, wheelwright
Griffiths Mary Ann (Miss), confectioner, Bethcar terrace
Harding Charles, grocer, Market street
Harris Benjamin & Son, watch makers, Bethcar street
Harrison James, grocer, Market street
Headington John, butcher, Church street
Hepworth & Son Limited, clothiers, Market street
Hibberd James, shopkeeper, Tredegar road
Hill Alfred, hair dresser, Church street
Hill Henry, draper, James street
Holman John, watch maker & stationer, Church street
Holmes John William, County hotel
Howell Rachel(Mrs.), butcher, Church street
Hughes David, grocer & boot warehouse, Victoria road
Hughes Thomas, solicitor & clerk to Urban District Council & to the managers of Ebbw Vale County School (firm: Powell & Hughes), Central hall
Hutchinson John, secretary to Ebbw Vale Steel Co. Limited
Ingram Sidney, butcher, Victoria road
James John D. grocer, provision merchant, tea corn & flour dealer & draper, Chapeltown
Johns Elizabeth (Miss), confectioner, Ida place
Jones David & Co. grocers, Victoria road
Jones Alfred, grocer, 23 Armoury terrace
Jones Edwd., carpenter, Willowtown
Jones Griffith Humphrey, draper, Market street
Jones James Orton, hosier,Church street
Jones John, Beaufort Arms P.H
Jones John, coffee rooms, Emlyn coffee palace
Jones Thomas, grocer, Libanus road
Jones William, shopkeeper, James street
Jones William, clothier, 47 Victoria road
Knight & Son, butchers, Church street
Lewis Llewellyn Parry, printer,& post office, Market street
Lewis Isaac, fruiterer, 70 Victoria road
Lewis John, grocer, The Square
Lewis Stephen, linen draper, Victoria road
Lewis Thomas, greengrocer, Bethcar street
Literary & Scientific Institution & Museum (Henry Cooke, librarian)
Lloyd David shopkeeper, 4 James street
London & Provincial Bank Limited (branch) (William Partridge, manager), Church street; draw on head office, 7 Bank buildings & Glyn, Mills, Currie & Co., London E C
Lyons & Co. clothiers, Market street
Lyons Mark, pawnbroker, Market street
Martin Emma (Mrs.), greengrocer, 60 Victoria road
Metropolitan Bank (of England & Wales) Limited (sub-branch), Armoury terrace; draw on head office, 60 Gracechurch street, London E
Michael Maria (Mrs.), greengrocer, 38 Church street
Mills Frederick, manager to Ebbw.Vale Steel, Iron & Coal Co. Limited
Morgan Lewis, general dealer, 8 Armoury terrace
Morgan Richard, provision dealer, Armoury terrace
Morgan Thos., shopkeeper, James street
Morris & Co. drapers, Market street
Oliver George, boot maker, Church street
Pallatt Abraham, draper, Bethcar street
Parker Florence (Miss), ladies tailor, Church street
Parsons Edwin Joseph, hardware dealer, Bethcar street
Parsons William John, hair dresser, Bethcar street
Partridge William, manager of the London & Provincial Bank & treasurer to the Urban District Council, Church street.
Pearce Albert, draper, Armoury terrace
Pegler W. & Son, grocers, Market street
Powell & Hughes, solicitors, commissioners for oaths & solicitors to the Ebbw Vale Perfect Thrift Building Society, & New Tredegar Perfect Thrift Building Society,Central hall.
Price James, coffee tavern, Libanus road
Price Llewellyn, tobacconist, Granville place
Price Robert, sculptor, monumental mason, quarry proprietor & stone merchant, Bethcar street; & at Abergavenny & Crickhowell
Prichard Thomas Henry, chemist, Chureh street
Pritchard John Henry, butcher, Market street
Pritchard Thomas, grocer, Market street
Prole Harry Llewelyn, news agent & printer, 51 Victoria road
Prosser James, ironmonger, Ida place & Victoria road
Rees John, boot maker, Church street
Rees William, draper, Market street
Reynolds Wm. greengrocer, Armoury terrace
Richards John, grocer, 54 Victoria road
Sage Thomas, baker, 5 James street
Sandbrook Wm., ironmonger, Church street
Sheen & Son, tailors, Church street
Sheen Stephen, pawnbroker, Market street
Spencer Elizabeth (Mrs.), tailor & draper, Bethcar street
Tallis John Fox, mineral agent & mining engineer to The Ebbw Vale Co. Lim
Tamplin James, stationer, 10 Church street & Alexandra vaults, James street
Taylor Alexander, butcher, Market street
Thomas Daniel, builder, Victoria road
Thomas Daniel, tailor, Victoria road
Thomas David, shopkeeper, James street
Thomas John, collector for the Urban District Council, Market buildings
Thomas Thomas J., surveyor to the Urban District Council, Market buildings
Volunteer Battalion (3rd) South Wales Borderers ("D" Company, Lieut.William John Evans, commanding; "K" Company (Cyclists), Lieut. C. H. C. Mulligan; Sergt. John Dowling, drill instructor); headquarters, Old Forge school
Watkins David, grocer, Bethcar street
Watkins Phillip, news agent, Bethcar street & butcher, Ida place
Watkins Thomas Albert, butcher, Victoria road
Wilcox Louisa (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Armoury terrace
Wilcox Jesse, shopkeeper, James street
Williams Alfred, draper, 45 & 46 Victoria street
Williams Alfred, fishmonger, Church street
Williams Thomas, furnishing & general ironmonger, Market street
Williams William, sanitary inspector for Urban District Council, Eureka place
Witchell Henry, boot maker, 57 Victoria road & 2 Market street
Wynter Zillah (Miss), dress maker, Armoury terrace
Joseph Rev. J. Francis (Congregational)
Powell Rev. William (Baptist)
Roberts Rev. Leyshon Mathaiarn M.A. (Baptist)
Tudor Rev. T. Thomas (Welsh Congregational), High street
Blight John, shopkeeper
Briscoe John, Lamb inn & brewer, Commercial street
Davies & Evans, grocers, 18 Spencer street
Davies Abel, shopkeeper, Spencer street
Davies Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Spencer street
Davies Joseph E., plumber, decorator &c., Spencer street
Davies Thomas, Duke of Wellington P.H., High street
Downs Arthur, beer retailer, Commercial street
Edwards Ann (Mrs.), beer retailer, Commercial street
Evans Isaac, news agent, Spencer street
Evans John, grocer, see Davies & Evans
Evans Robert, butcher, Commercial street
Fisher John, beer retailer, Commercial street
Foxwell Albert, beer retailer
Goldblatt Charles, outfitter, Commercial street
Goulding Hannah (Mrs.), shopkeeper, Spencer street
Graham John, butcher, High street
Green Arthur, clothier, Commercial street
Greenland James, beer retailer, Commercial street
Griffiths Ann (Mrs.), greengrocer, Spencer street
Griffiths Bert, grocer, Commercial street
Harper William Francis, tin & iron plate worker, Warmington works
Harper William Francis, Bellevue inn & Golden Lion P.H., Commercial street. Posting in all its branches.
Harrison Mary Ann (Mrs.), furniture dealer
James David, provision dealer, 27 Commercial street
Jenkins Edward, Angel P.H.
Jones & Owen, tobacconists, Commrel.street
Jones David, beer retailer
Jones John, beer retailer
Jones John Francis, butcher, Commercial street
Jones Joseph, baker, Commercial street
Jones Margaret (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Jones Owen (Mrs.), grocer, Commercial street
Jones William, Royal Exchange P.H., High street
Jordan James (Mrs.), boot maker, Commercial street
Knight Daniel, greengrocer, Commercial street
Lewis John, beer retailer, High street
Lewis Lewis L., grocer & draper, Cambrian house
McCarthy Patsey, Rising Sun P.H., High street
Lyons Mark, pawnbroker
Mahoney John, Forge Hammer P.H.
Mason John Owen, grocer, High street
Morgan Harry, hairdresser, Spencer street
Morris Edwin, beer retailer, Commercial street
Oliver Allen, shopkeeper, High street
Parfitt Elizabeth Ann (Miss), confectioner, High street
Phillips Edward, wholesale & retail grocer & draper, Commercial street
Plumley Albert, beer retailer, Commercial street
Richards Price, Globe inn,Commrel.street
Summers Charles William, butcher, Spencer street
Templeman George, beer retailer
Thomas David, shopkeeper
Williams Alfred, fish & fruit salesman, Spencer street
Williams Llewelyn, beer retailer
Yendoll James (Mrs.), Hoel-y-Mwyn hotel, Spencer street
Evans John & Co. grocers
James Morgan, butcher
Jones David John, Britannia P.H.
Morgan John, shopkeeper and Post Office,
Morris Edward, Kings Arms P.H.
Morton John, boot maker
Saw Sophia (Mrs.), greengrocer
Williams Edward, plasterer, Hendre cottage
Williams Rees, White Hart P.H.
Underwood Rev. Arthur Joseph (Congregational)
Bull Charles, butcher
Jones William N., grocer & draper
Price John, boot & shoe maker
Price Sarah (Mrs.), greengrocer
Thomas John, grocer and Post office
Yendoll James (Mrs.), The Park family and commercial hotel
Croft, Rev. John Llewelyn (vicar)
Price, Rev. Rhys (Congregational)
Young, Rev. Josiah J. (Baptist)
Bird Emma (Mrs.), shopkeeper
Bishop John, butcher
Davies & Co., grocers
Fellows Francis Edward, ironmonger
Godfrey Richard, provision dealer
Griffiths Frederick, ironmonger
Harris Edward, draper
James Jane (Mrs.), Castle P.H.
Jenkins Thomas, farmer
Jones David & Co., grocers
Jones William David, boot maker
Lewis Stephen, draper
North Silas, draper
Orchard Harriet (Miss), news agent
Phillips Edmund, grocer
Pritchard Edith (Mrs.), butcher
Pritchard James, Victoria Arms hotel
Pritchard Thomas, butcher
Seale Arthur James, hardware dealer
Smith & Sons, greengrocers & grocers
Stephen Richard, shopkeeper
Swarbrick Tom, boot warehouse
Tossell William Henry, Royal Oak P.H
White Sarah (Mrs.), draper
Williams & Rogers, builders
Williams Richard H., beer retailer
Wright John, shopkeeper
Jones Rev. Gray (Calvanistic Methodist)
Jones Thomas, grocer, Libanus road
Marchant Joseph, Bridge End inn
Tamplin Alfred, beer retailer
Wilcox Job, shopkeeper
Evans John Durance, Glan Ebbw
Mills Frederick, The,Park
Evans John Durance L.R.C.P. & L.M. Edin., M.R.C.S.Eng., surgeon, Glan Ebbw
Jones & Rees, grocers


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The last two years have been two of the biggest in terms of "big name" hacks. The Target credit card scandal and the Sony Pictures scandal have been two of the biggest headlines of the past couple of years. Thousands upon thousands of people had their information stolen and compromised. I was one of those people who had a credit card number stolen in the Target breach, but it wasn't until months later that a criminal used my card number. Thankfully AMEX is very good about fraud protection and we were able to stop the card before too much damage had been done. I wasn't liable (thankfully) for the almost $700 worth of charges that the criminal had racked up in about 30 minutes.
The latest hack on a government network is also very dire looking. The Office Of Personnel Management (OPM) has said that over 22 million records have been stolen, and that "Everyone who works or has worked for the federal government as an employee or contractor should take immediate action to protect themselves."
What was stolen? Here's the list, also from that Trend Micro blog post:
- Social Security Numbers
- Residency and educational history
- Employment history
- Information about immediate family, other personal and business acquaintances
- Health, criminal and financial history
- Usernames and passwords applicants used to complete background investigation forms
That's a lot of information, and quite enough for hackers to set up accounts under people's names and exploit the heck out of them. It's an incredibly damaging breach and 22 million people is a LOT.
Thankfully credit card issuers are employing chip technology, but how does that prevent someone from opening up a card account under their name in the first place?
All in all it's a dire situation, and I encourage everyone, no matter if your information was compromised, to start up some sort of identity theft insurance.
Also recommended is protecting your own personal computer. Hackers are getting more and more sophisticated and have been able to make off with a lot of personal information through spyware and malware.
Did you know that keysniffers are one of the biggest culprits in malware today, and that your antivirus software may not detect them? That's why I have personally installed Spyhunter 4 and run it on an auto scan every week in order to ensure that my PC is free of unwanted malware. You can download it here from my favorite website, We Hate Malware.
Overall, it's very important to keep an eye on your personal accounts. Check your credit card statements weekly, and install phone apps so that you can receive fraud threat alerts. The reason we were able to stop the thief with my credit card information so quickly was that a fraud alert popped up on my phone and I was able to call AMEX and have them cancel the account. It probably also helped my case when it came time to have AMEX cover those charges.
You could also go off the grid entirely, but that seems almost impossible to do these days. So just stay on top of the news and ensure that you're careful about your data.


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This battery operated Genie Self-Propelled Scissor Lift with 32ft. lift height has a sturdy steel platform with a large 36in. steel extension deck for added reach and an expanded work area. 500-lb. total capacity, 250-lb. capacity on extension deck. Complies with ANSI A92.6 standards. Industrial use, only. Price includes mandatory post-delivery inspection and product familiarization training for up to 6 people provided by Genie. Genie will contact the customer prior to delivery to schedule the inspection and familiarization training appointment. Made in U.S.A. Brake Type: Multiple disc brakes, Charger Included: Yes, Capacity (lbs.): 500, Charger Type: 20A smart charger, Turning Radius (in.): 48 (outside radius), Lift Height (ft.): 32, Working Height (ft.): 38, Motor Voltage: 24V DC, Product Type: Scissor lift, Gradeablility %: 25, Base L x W (in.): 96 x 32, Platform Height (in.): 384
Platform controls are equipped with on-board diagnostics
Auxiliary platform lowering system enables platform descent, even in the event of a power failure
Zero inside turning radius and 25% gradeability provides exceptional maneuverability
Non-marking tires won't mar the floor surface
8ft. x 2ft.8in. base provides sturdy performance


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I don't know if I'm a huge swaddling fan. It supposedly makes the baby feel like they're "back in the womb" and helps them sleep longer. I haven't really noticed any differences with my baby, he seems to sleep just the same swaddled or not. Mind you, he sleeps on his side or tummy, so those jolts don't startle him as much as they would if he were on his back. More on sleeping positions in another post.
Where swaddling does help is getting him to fall asleep. I can rock him to sleep without his arms flying all over the place in protest. I didn't really time it, but I have an impression that he indeed does fall asleep faster when swaddled.
I tried 3 different swaddling blankets until I found one that worked well for me and my baby:
- aden + anais 4 Pack Muslin Swaddle Wrap, $32. Could be that I never really mastered a perfect swaddling technique, but these just didn't work for us. The material is a little stretchy so Lazar always wiggled his way out of it. It was a matter of seconds before his little hands were free (see pic above). I still use these wraps a lot though: as blankets during play and sleep, to cover the stroller and shield him from sunlight, to cover up while nursing in public…
- I received Gagou Tagou PJ's and a receiving blanket set from my parents (you can get these at The Bay in Canada). I wish I could buy this whole collection, it's adorable and they use good quality cotton. Swaddling Lazar in this blanket kept him swaddled for long, but since the material is a bit thick, tucking in all the corners can be hard. This blanket is great for tummy time.
- My husband found these Summer Infant SwaddleMe on Amazon, $20 for 3-pack – it's like a bag with velcro flaps that keeps your baby swaddled for good. I use these on daily basis and I'm happy with them. Don't think I'll be purchasing one size up though… Lazar's 7 weeks now and it might be time to slowly start letting him (and me) used to sleeping without being swaddled.


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I have over 8 years of CAD experience, working mostly with the Autodesk suit. I am an avid user of Autodesk Inventor and AutoCAD, using them for every design I generate. I have some experience working with solid works but generally I find the skills to be quite interchangeable.
I use CAD in my process for many different reasons. The first of which is to gain a more accurate visualisation of my concepts. Once I have completed the sketch stage I will begin to generate a CAD model, with this I can finalise the design and generate a dimensioned drawing ready for prototyping. I will create the physical form as displayed below and place it in my sketch book ready for reference when I begin to physically craft the piece. CAD also allows for the piece to be easily altered if the design gets developed at any point.
Having a fully dimensioned drawing with me in the workshop is a must. It allows for reduced error and generally makes the whole process more comfortable. As most of my work results in quite detailed measurements and tolerances, the use of CAD also proves that the piece is going to assemble correctly. The most valuable component of CAD to me is the presentation drawings that can be created. With these I am able to make templates and use these templates to cut out physical templates, as seen below. With the use of these paper templates I am able to replicate physical pieces as any scale.
Finally I use CAD to create presentation boards and rational images. The use of exploded drawings and renderings can prove to dramatically increase understanding in a client or peer. As can be seen in the images below one CAD model can facilitate many different uses.


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1917 Harley Davidson
1917 Harley Davidson
V-twin, chain drive, generator, 8.68 HP, 60.34 ci, three-speed.
This bike is an early restore (40 plus years) with all original HD parts. The engine was totally rebuilt, and bench started when restored. Very clean and correct example of a 100+ year old Harley Davidson. Has clean Ohio title.


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Aris Returns is now available on Amazon.com or Audible.com
Written by Devin Morgan and narrated by Gale Cruz, Aris Returns is the audio book version of your favorite vampire tale. Psychologist Sarah Hagan thought she had her life under control. She pulled herself together after a painful (and unexpected) divorce. From the outside, It looks like her life is almost perfect. It only takes one patient – a handsome younger man named Carlos, who is on parole for car theft – to put her well-ordered life into a tailspin. As she regresses him with hypnotherapy, she discovers an unusual presence. Is this some elaborate alter ego that Carlos has created or is something much stranger going on?


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These super bright, long lasting light sticks are easy to attach to monofilament with a unique multi-key system. Three staggered keys allow a secure attachment with most diameters of monofilament.
There is no slippage and no remaining attachment marks on monofilament.
Fast fitting and super fast removal. Saves labor in your fishing process.
Packed case of 1,500 pcs
(10 boxes 0f 150 Lights per case)
May be ordered by the box or case.
Available in: Green & Blue


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Battery operated toys came of age in the 1940's but they first came into the marketplace in the 1930's. As in many things, the Louis Marx Company was a front runner. Note the above steel car whose headlights were lit by a battery.
I love the bright colors on the metal World War I tank shown above. It was also produced by Marx in the 1930's.
The "Siren Fire Chief" shown above was probably a bright red when some child received it in the 1930's. What I find interesting about it is that it is a hybrid. It runs on wind up power but batteries make the siren and lights go on.
I think the above Buck Rogers Rocket Ship,produced in 1934, is stunning. I love the box and the toy.


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I listened to His Excellency, the Governor of Lagos State, Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, with a very heavy and burdened heart, as he commissioned the Lekki-Ikoyi Bridge. I was thoroughly shocked and bewildered to hear the governor announce toll fees for the use of the bridge. This is in spite of a pending court case, in the federal high court, Lagos.
I am at a loss on how a very learned senior counsel, of the highly esteemed rank of a senior advocate of Nigeria, such as the governor of Lagos State, will treat a court of law and indeed our hallowed judicial system, with such odium, disdain and wanton disrespect.
I have continued to commend His Excellency for the initiatives and developments that he had midwifed in Lagos State, but that cannot, by any stretch of imagination, justify impunity and contempt for the judiciary.
On May 22, 2013, I was at the federal high court, Ikoyi, Lagos, with the Hon Attorney-General of Lagos State, Mr Adetoro Ipaye, to conclude arguments on my court case against tolling on the bridge. Part of the arguments of Lagos State before the court, was that no decision had been taken to toll the bridge. The case was then adjourned to July 9, 2013, for judgment.
It is in the interval of that judgment that the Lagos State Government has ambushed the court by commencing tolling on the bridge, to overreach the pending judgment of court.
My concern is the implication of the action of the Lagos State Government, on the rule of law, generally. We cannot continue the culture of impunity and wanton disregard for our sacred institutions and at the same time expect a change. The very headquarters of the opposition Action Congress or APC, as the case may be, that is claiming to be the government in waiting, is where the courts have become more like a toothless bulldog and powerless rubber stamps.
The action of Lagos State Government, in collecting toll while the court is yet to deliver its judgment, can only mean any of the following:
First, the distasteful impression is given that the courts and their decisions, do not matter, and that the rule of might is always superior.
Second, it gives a dangerous but unsubstantiated impression, that the Lagos State government is privy to the pending judgment of the court, as to be confident of its content to favour its position, to have such brazen confidence to predict the outcome of a judgment that is yet to be delivered.
Third, it means the Lagos State Government does not harbour the slightest regard for the judiciary and the rule of law. If this is the case, one will be correct to ask those in control of the affairs of Lagos State, to first remove the proverbial log in their own eyes, before pointing to the mole in the eyes of others. I can hardly now see any difference between the government in power at the federal level, and indeed the opposition, that is if the latter is not even worse.
I call on the good people of Lagos State, ESP the residents of Lekki, Eti-Osa, Ibeju, Epe and environs to boycott the bridge, as a mark of protest for the rule of force, currently being propagated by the Lagos State Government.
As for me, I am waiting patiently, for the federal high court, to reject and throw off this open insult, to its authority and integrity, by canceling tolling on the bridge.
God bless Nigeria.
Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa
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Stocks are getting pummeled after weekly jobless claims came-in higher than expected at 429,000. Obviously that isn't enough to cause 170 point drop in the Dow. The real issue is that stocks are still seriously overvalued because economists and analysts have brainwashed investors into believing that the economy was going to recover at a much faster pace than we are experiencing. The realization that economic growth will be more like 1.5% to 2% this year, and probably won't be much better in 2012 (I expect 2% to maybe 2.5% in 2012), is causing investors to reassess their expectations for stock valuations.
Each time stocks have a "bad" day like today (now down 180 points), some traders/speculators and some investors, falsely believing that stocks are "cheap" jump in with new cash and drive stocks back up. We have seen this happen over and over again over the past several months. Again, this reaction to any selling in stocks in based on the false belief that stocks are properly valued, which in turn is based on those overly optimistic analyst and economist predictions. Once the investing public realizes the reality that growth will be much slower, stocks will have to adjust down to reflect slower growth. I believe that stocks will over-correct, offering a good buying opportunity. I will likely put more cash to work at around 1,250, but I could see stocks moving below that level, so I will still reserve some cash for lower levels.


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With more of us working from home and using streaming entertainment services, having a fast home network is now as essential as a kettle or gas central heating. The quickest way of improving your home network speeds is adding Powerline adapters to the rooms that need the speed. Fear not, they are super easy to install.
What are Powerline adaptors?
Powerline is a simple-to-install digital home technology that can provide faster speeds than Wi-Fi for connecting devices to your network, regardless of whether or not they're in the same room as your router.
It uses your home's mains power wires to create a network connection that - in many cases - is faster than Wi-Fi. It isn't limited to gadgets that have an Ethernet port: some powerline kits can create powerful new Wi-Fi hotspots to give you a wireless signal in rooms or areas your router can't reach.
It's simple, easy to set up, and inexpensive given that it will greatly improve your home network for streaming HD TV, gaming and other data-hungry devices and services.
The best Powerline adapters are a better bet than Wi-Fi extenders or repeaters that merely push a weak signal further around a house.
An interesting alternative is Mesh Wi-Fi (see our Best Mesh Wi-Fi Networks roundup), but Powerline is the fastest and can come with extra Wi-Fi hotspots built-in. Devolo's Magic WiFi range (see below) marries Powerline and Mesh technologies.
Here's how easy it is to install powerline adaptors. Plug one adapter into a power socket near your router and attach it to the router with an ethernet cable (usually supplied with the powerline kit- or check out the best ethernet cables in our separate roundup).
Then go to the room where you want to hook up a device to the network, plug the second adapter into a nearby power socket, and connect another ethernet cable from that to the device you want to get online.
That's it. It really is plug and play.
What if I need Wi-Fi?
As we've said, some Powerline adapters also have built-in Wi-Fi and create a new wireless network in that second room. This means you can get a strong, fast signal for your laptop, smartphone, tablet or another Wi-Fi gadget.
If you just want great Wi-Fi coverage across your entire home and not just a new hotspot in one weak room, then consider "Mesh"; read our roundup of the best Mesh Wi-Fi network kits. But Powerline with Wi-Fi is a simple solution that works very well - especially for smaller homes.
What other features should I look for?
You should also consider adapters that have an integrated "pass-through" power socket and therefore don't take up a valuable wall socket.
The cheapest Powerline adapters are usually rated at 500Mbps (although these are pretty rare these days), and the fastest can go as high as 2,000Mbps. You can still find them on Amazon, and you might spot a bargain but there are also great deals on the faster adapters.
You won't actually achieve these speeds as they're theoretical maximums, but they are an easy way to gauge which models are fastest.
Also look out for adapters that use the latest Gigabit Ethernet ports, if the adapters are rated at over 500Mbps this is a must, and most higher-rated Powerlines do include this fastest Ethernet standard. You nearly always get two Ethernet cables in a starter kit.
Tech Advisor tests Powerline adapters in real-world environments so check out our list below for our performance results and recommendations, along with links to our full reviews for speed scores and feature explanations.
Some of the adapters we review here were tested a few of years ago, but the basic technology hasn't changed much and these are gadgets that you don't need to upgrade very often, making them even better value for money. The tech doesn't move quickly like smartphones.
For more information on Powerline speed myths, tips and recommendations read our Powerline FAQ.
Best Powerline adapters 2020
1. TP-Link AV1000 Gigabit Powerline
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Best value, fast Powerline
The TP-Link AV1000 series of Powerline adapters is a well-made and fast set of data shifters at great prices. In some speed tests we actually found it faster than the supposedly more able TP-Link AV1200 adapters, so it punches above its weight. While in TP-Link's midrange, it offers great value at close-to-top speeds.
It's available in four versions: the basic one-port TL-WPA7010 KIT, one-port TL-PA7010P KIT with pass-through power socket, TL-PA7020P KIT with pass-through socket and two Gigabit Ethernet ports, and the TL-WPA7510 KIT that can create a new, fast Wi-Fi hotspot in your home.
If you need it, the Wi-Fi model is well worth the extra cost, as are the models with pass-through sockets.
Read our full TP-Link AV1000 Gigabit Powerline review
2. Devolo Magic 2 Wi-Fi
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Best for speed, features and Mesh Wi-Fi capability
Devolo's Magic Powerline & Mesh Wi-Fi system offers the best of both worlds in terms of home networking. Using the latest G.hn network standard, it has the potential to blow away other Powerline adapters, and with advanced Mesh capabilities (Fast Roaming, Band Steering, Config Sync, and Airtime Fairness) it should excel in larger homes that require more than one extra Wi-Fi hotspot.
Speeds are fast, but you're paying for Powerline and Mesh so this is best suited to homes that require more than one extra Wi-Fi hotspot. If you're after a fast Mesh system this one really delivers.
Smaller homes (where you don't need an extra Wi-Fi hotspot or just the one) might get much the same performance from cheaper non-Mesh Powerline-only systems, or the non-Wi-Fi Magic versions, such as the Magic 2 LAN.
Read our full Devolo Magic 2 Wi-Fi review
3. TP-LINK AV1200/ AV1300 Gigabit Powerline Adapter
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Best Powerline for multiple ports
The TP-Link AV1200 Gigabit Powerline Adapter Starter Kits (TL-PA8010 KIT, TL-PA8010P KIT, TL-PA8030P KIT, or TL-WPA8630P KIT) match their rival Gigabit Powerline adapter sets in our real-world speed tests. We prefer the only slightly more expensive TL-PA8030P as it boasts three Gigabit Ethernet ports, compared to the TL-PA8010P's single port adapters.
If your house suffers from weak Wi-Fi consider the WPA8630P that includes functionality to add a new Wi-Fi hotspot in your house. If your Wi-Fi signal is acceptable you can live without a new hotspot, and the TL-PA8030P especially represents great Powerline value.
Read our full TP-LINK AV1200/ AV1300 Gigabit Powerline Adapter review
4. Devolo 1200+ Powerline Adapter
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Best value Powerline with 2 ports, pass-through and Wi-Fi
The Devolo dLan 1200+ is one of the fastest Powerline adapters we've tested. It might not reach the dizzying speeds that it claims, but that's true of all Powerline adapters out there. Its integrated electrical pass-through power socket is a real bonus, and the model with Wi-Fi and two Gigabit Ethernet ports on the second unit pretty much has it all. It's not the very latest model but it still performs excellently. (Not available in the US.)
Read our full Devolo 1200+ Powerline Adapter review
5. TP-Link AV2000 2-Port Gigabit Passthrough Powerline
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We were impressed by the real-world performance of the TP-Link AV2000, which scored as high as we've seen in our tests. The inclusion of pass-through sockets on the TL-PA9020P KIT version and two Gigabit Ethernet ports per adapter (on both the TL-PA9020P KIT and TL-PA9020 KIT) are also welcomed. There's no extra Wi-Fi hotspot function but if your house Wi-Fi is acceptable this isn't the worst omission. If you want a fast Powerline starter kit with more than one Ethernet port plus pass-through this is highly recommended, and is at decent price too.
Read our full TP-Link AV2000 2-Port Gigabit Passthrough Powerline review
6. Netgear PowerLINE WiFi 1000
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The Netgear PowerLINE WiFi 1000 lacks multiple Ethernet ports on each adapter and doesn't have handy pass-through power sockets. But it performed well in our real-world speed tests, especially with its second-room new WiFi hotspot. The base unit is nicely compact, and the second adapter looks the part with its two antennae.
The price is reasonable for a Powerline with extra WiFi, but you can get cheaper Powerline. If you don't need more than one Ethernet port per adapter but do want to improve your house Wi-Fi speeds the Netgear PowerLINE WiFi 1000 is certainly worth considering.
Read our full Netgear PowerLINE WiFi 1000 review
7. Trendnet Powerline 1200 AV2 Adapter Kit (TPL-420E2K, TPL-421E2K)
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Powerlines create fast home networks with the minimum of fuss, and the Trendnet Powerline 1200 AV2 Adapter Kit is one of the fastest we've tested. It is rather limited by its no-frills features, though: one Ethernet port per adapter and lack of wireless, but if you want just the basics at top speeds you will surely love this Powerline kit.
It is available in two models: the entry-level TPL-420E2K, and the slightly larger TPL-421E2K, which features the handy pass-through sockets on each adapter.
We've seen it at decent prices for a basic but fast Powerline adapter kit.
Read our full Trendnet Powerline 1200 AV2 Adapter Kit (TPL-420E2K, TPL-421E2K) review
8. Asus PL-AC56 AV2 1200 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender
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The Asus PL-AC56 AV2 1200 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender performed well in our real-world wired speed tests, but less so from a Wi-Fi point of view despite its unique external antennae that suggested it would be a wireless champ; Asus claims they will improve signal strength at greater distances than adapters with built-in antennae.
This second adapter is also pretty large and therefore is less discreet than most adapters we've tested. At £156 the PL-AC56 is expensive (about the same as the Devolo 1200+ Wi-Fi but more than the TP-Link WPA8630P), but does boast all the bells and whistles (three Gigabit Ethernet ports, Wi-Fi, and a pass-through socket on the base adapter) of the latest 1200-rated Powerline starter kits, and so suits the top-end networking market well.
Read our full Asus PL-AC56 AV2 1200 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender review
9. Netgear Powerline 1200 (PL1200 and PLP1200)
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Powerline adapters are brilliant for making fast and simple home networks, and the Netgear Powerline 1200 models passed our speed and set up tests with ease. Of the two models we think paying extra for the PLP1200 with PassThrough sockets is worth the additional expense compared to the cheaper PL1200.
Sadly both are rather limited by their no-frills features, though: one Ethernet port per adapter and lack of wireless mean these are relatively basic but will still make a huge difference to your home network and PC/entertainment download speeds.
Read our full Netgear Powerline 1200 (PL1200 and PLP1200) review
10. TrendNet Powerline 500AV2 Adapter Kit
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This inexpensive kit is great value if you don't need the absolute fastest speeds possible, and the Wireless Access Point option adds fast Wi-Fi if you need more than simple wired network ports. Although you can buy 1,000Mbps and faster adapters, they won't double the speed of this 500Mbps set.
More than one port per adapter would have been nice, and the adaptors lack pass-through sockets, but at this price they're a great option for those on a limited budget.
It's quite an old product so prices may vary. If you can find it cheap, it's great. If not, look at our other recommended Powerline adapters.
Read our full TrendNet Powerline 500AV2 Adapter Kit review
Powerline adapters are a great solution, but there may well be other ways to speed up your home network.


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Obesity Facts. 2010 Dec;3(6):345-52. Epub 2010 Dec 7.
Coffee, Tea and Their Additives: Association with BMI and Waist Circumference.
Bouchard DR, Ross R, Janssen I.
School of Kinesiology and Health Studies, Queen's University, Kingston, ON, Canada.
Objective: The purposes of this study were to perform a detailed analysis how: i) the frequency of coffee/tea consumption and ii) the use of additives in coffee/tea is associated with measures of total and abdominal obesity. Method: 3,823 participants of the 2003-2004 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey were examined. Obesity was assessed by BMI and waist circumference (WC). Coffee and tea consumption and use of additives were assessed by questionnaire. Results: Cof-fee consumption was not related to BMI or WC in either gender. However, men who drank ≥2 cups of tea per day had lower BMI (25.9 vs. 28.0 kg/m(2)) and WC (95.2 vs. 101.32 cm) values than men who never drank drink tea (p ≤ 0.05). The associations between tea consumption and BMI or WC were no longer significant after adjustment for additive use. Coffee/tea drinkers who used artificial sweeteners had larger (p ≤ 0.05) BMIs than coffee/tea drinkers who did not use sweeteners (28.2 vs. 27.1 kg/m(2) in men, 28.4 vs. 27.1 kg/m(2) in women).
Conclusion: Frequency of coffee/tea consumption was not associated with measures of obesity because additive use explained the association between tea consumption and obesity in men. Artificial sweetener use within coffee/tea was associated with higher BMI.
Copyright © 2010 S. Karger AG, Basel.
PMID: 21196787 [PubMed - in process]
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Higher BMI with Artificial Sweeteners: Obesity Facts
Many studies have shown that artificial sweeteners DO lead to weight gain. Now this one calls your attention to that chemical powder you add to coffee or tea. Better try Just Like Sugar.
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Millions of Americans participate in the investment market each day, whether by owning stock, purchasing currency, or trading. When an individual or company attempts to illegally manipulate this market, the person who suffers injury can bring a securities fraud action against the perpetrator. While perpetrators could include a wide range of actors including stockbrokers, private investors, and financial advisors, activities that may fall under the banner of securities fraud cover an even wider range of offenses including the following:
- Pyramid schemes
- Foreign currency fraud
- Hedge fund-related fraud
- Embezzlement
- Ponzi schemes
- Insider trading
- Advanced fee schemes
Questions of securities fraud arise when something beyond the market itself, such as an overly aggressive stockbroker or fraudulent acts committed by a corporation, causes financial injury. Securities fraud does not cover losses caused by normal market forces. For example, the U.S. Justice Department's investigations into insider trading have found that such an activity hurts market confidence, cheats investors, and victimizes companies. While there are steps you can take to avoid becoming a victim of securities fraud, when it does happen, you need attorneys you can trust to handle the complex nature of securities fraud litigation.
The experienced attorneys at Pope McGlamry have extensive experience handling securities fraud issues involving both individuals and corporations. Our legal team is also experienced in claims regarding a breach of fiduciary duty and securities and derivative litigation. For a confidential case evaluation, please call Pope McGlamry today (Atlanta-877-285-7656 or Columbus-877-265-7656) or contact us online.


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Red Desert
Many colour films are not in colour at all.
That is to say, they are actually black and white, but instead of black and white they use dark blue and yellow in one scene, grey and red in another and so on and so forth. In other words, colour is always kept to a relatively simple palette.
Watch the Lord of the Rings trilogy for an example of this, or the golden browns of some period films and you'll see what I mean.
Red Desert was the first colour film by Michelangelo Antonioni, a director who had made a misnomer of the phrase Black and White. Watch L'Avventura: it is as colourful in its variety of shade and grain as any 'colour' film. Black and white indeed. With a predictable unpredictability, Antonioni used his first colour film to portray and to some extent denounce the greyness of a newly industrialized Italy. Colour when it comes is often a pollutant. 'Why is the smoke yellow?' asks Monica Vitti's son. 'Because it's poisonous' is her reply.
The fruit and vegetables on the market stand are grey. The trees are leafless and white, the sea is grey. Fog and factory smoke invades scenes making them colourless and flat. Even Monica Vitti's newly dyed red hair, isn't that red.
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John Bleasdale is a writer. His work has appeared in The Guardian, The Independent, Il Manifesto, as well as CineVue.Com and theStudioExec.com. He has also written a number of plays, screenplays and novels.
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Nebula's Music signed with Lyrical Press
This morning I got an email from Lyrical Press with an attachment. They sent an author contract for Nebula's Music!
Here is the link to their site.
After I jumped for joy, I read through the contract, added Lyrical Press to my favorites, and called my parents. I am so excited. Their website and book covers are visually stunning and they are on all the biggies like fictionwise and mobipocket.
I'll keep you updated on the release date and so forth. Thank you to my beta readers: Christine and Cherie, you guys really made me put my commas in the right places and took out all the embarassing mistakes like UPS instead of UPA for United Planets in Action. Can you imagine the UPS in outer space??? Good thing they caught that. Thanks guys.
Labels: lyrical press, my books
4 comments:
- Angie said...
Congrats again! You must be so excited.
- August 20, 2009 at 1:01 PM
- Aubrie said...
Thanks Angie! I am excited. I also got a rejection this week so this really helped cheer me up.
- August 20, 2009 at 3:43 PM
- Angie said...
Aubrie, you won the chocolate giveaway! See the blog post for details.
- August 24, 2009 at 1:46 AM
- Unknown said...
Thanks Angie! I've left a comment and emailed you!
- August 24, 2009 at 10:33 AM
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Use your lexicon to collect terms that you find interesting and define them the way you think they are correct.
The distinction between real versus nominal value occurs in many fields
Not satisfied with the result? If you know a little something about what you were searching for, please add the term to Factolex.


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Before fall classes have even started, Georgia State University students are learning a lesson about supply and demand.
Due to an "unusual increase in the number of applicants desiring housing," student need is greater than the number of spaces GSU can offer on campus, according to its website.
As a result, University Housing is arranging for overflow housing for about 500 of 5,300 residential students.
MORE: How will Corky Kell Classic at Georgia State affect weekend traffic?
About 400 of those students are to be temporarily housed at Sheraton Atlanta, where resident assistants and university police will be deployed. Those students will receive a pro-rated cost and moved into University Housing by the end of the month, the school says.
Students must be out by then because the Sheraton is a host hotel for DragonCon, which begins Sept. 1.
GSU is calling for student volunteers to share their dorm rooms — but that hasn't been required at this point, a spokeswoman said Thursday. Volunteers would receive a $1,400 room reduction rate for the semester.
"We have the Sheraton Hotel until Aug. 31, so we will be continuing to try to resolve our overflow issue through cancellations and volunteers until then," she said.
MORE: A few rules every Mercedes-Benz Stadium tailgater should know
Students who wish to volunteer can email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 404-413-1800.
Those who aren't being directed to the Sheraton are being assigned overflow rooms in Piedmont North and University Lofts. Those residents will also receive a discount.
But for some students, there's not much solace.
"Students are just panicking," student Azaria Moore told Channel 2 Action News. "We're all in group meets, Instagram, Twitter trying to figure out what to do."
GSU says it intentionally overbooked its housing program, and officials think that hundreds of students will end up canceling the dorm rooms they reserved over the summer, according to the station.
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WIDE SWATH: Every studio tour is different, but we can break the concept down into two distinct parts: either you'll be driving or you'll be on foot, mostly. Certainly both have their pluses, but when you want to take in what several communities are up to, the former is the way to go. And the annual tour for the Santa Barbara Studio Artists definitely covers a goodly chunk of the region. "(F)rom Carpinteria to Goleta" is the geographic area for the Saturday, Aug. 27 and Sunday, Aug. 28 event. Now. If you start early enough, and you plan for both days, you might get to all forty artists on the roster. But if that isn't possible, bet you'll get plenty of looking in.
PREVIEW: Tom DeWalt's peaceful coastal paintings, the quirky sculptures of Joan Rosenberg-Dent, and the leafy, grape-y ripeness of Dorothy Churchill-Johnson's works all appeal, but check out all the artists. Then get plotting your Carp to Goleta ramble.


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A large government agency in Houston, Texas had plans to modernize, and migrate to an updated version of Microsoft Office. Leading the software migration, the Help Desk team wanted to develop a plan to ensure that employees were familiar with the new software, without experiencing any decreased productivity. The agency sought to partner with Synergistx to develop a solution that would capture features and functionality of the software, while additionally providing powerful information with easy access to all employees at and away from the office.
Synergistx partnered with the agency to deliver a blended solution using quick reference cards (QRCs). The quick reference cards were comprehensive, concise, userfriendly learning aids. They provided step-by-step instructions, shortcuts, and tips on the most 'mission critical' data. The QRCs provided information on all the new features and functionality within Microsoft Office imperative to the agency. Additionally the quick reference cards helped the employees increase their productivity, retention, and expertise on techniques and useful tools within Microsoft Office. Replacing traditional manuals, the QRCs permitted the organization to save significant costs on production. At the same time they allowed for fast user implementation and time savings for the company and employees.
Synergistx also implemented an online tool to help manage an organization's requirement for providing dynamic and concise information regarding specific job functions, changes, tasks, processes, or even marketing materials. A shortcut to the application was installed on the desktop of every employee's PC. Subsequently, employees were able to access training and support material in seconds. The ease of the process, allowed individuals to create customized quick reference cards in seconds from anywhere with internet access. Synergistx's content library includes over 500 topics on Microsoft Office with specifics on new features and functionality for each application within use at the agency. With this tool, users could find answers and features of Office that were imperative to their role in the company. Users could access standard content as well as company specific, proprietary information. Additionally employees could print the content to PDF format, email the content, or print it out.
The software migration to Microsoft Office was successful for the agency and employees saved time and increased productivity. They did so by learning new features and functionality directly from their desktop, no travel or time off required. Our solution served as the knowledge management tool allowing employees to quickly create or access mission critical data. Additionally, the quick reference cards allowed employees to learn critical information, while choosing the topics they wanted to learn at the touch of a button. The training services implemented drove business performance and opportunity providing a continued foundation for success within the agency.


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The Great Copper Crash of 2013
When Dr. Copper (CU), the only commodity with a PhD in economics, suddenly collapses from a heart attack, risk takers everywhere have to sit up and take notice. Since the 2011 top, the red metal has collapsed a shocking 35%.
So called because of its uncanny ability to predict the future of the global economy, copper is warning of dire things to come. The price drop suggests that the great Chinese economic miracle is coming to an end, or is at least facing a substantial slowdown. This dark view is further confirmed by the weakness in the Shanghai index ($SSEC) which has been trading like grim death all year. Will China permabear, Jim Chanos, finally get his dream come true?
It?s a little more complicated than that. Copper is no longer the metal it once was. Because of the lack of a consumer banking system in the Middle Kingdom, individuals are now hoarding 100 pound copper bars and posting them as collateral for loans. Get any weakness of the kind we have seen this year, and lenders panic, dumping their collateral for cash.
The high frequency traders are now in there in force, whipping around prices and creating unprecedented volatility. You can see this also in gold, silver, oil, coal, platinum, and palladium. Notice how they seem to be running the movie on fast forward everywhere these days? Because of this, we could now be seeing an overshoot on the downside in copper which may never actually materialize to this extreme in equities or other asset classes.
Watch Dr. Copper closely. At the first sign of any sustained strength, you should load up on long dated calls for Freeport McMoRan (FCX), the world?s largest producer, which also has been similarly decimated. The gearing in the company is such that a 50% rise in the price of copper triggers a 100% rise in (FCX).
So what is copper telling us today? The longer term charts show a prolonged bottoming process. If this holds, we could be seeing the early days of a resurgence in the global economy. Just get Syria, Egypt, the debt ceiling crisis, and the taper out of the way, and we could be in for a major run. That is a tall order. But just to be safe, I am buying long dated calls in the next major dip in (FCX), which may have started today.


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Shipwrecked on earth and desperate to make money, an alien family decides to make a living by opening Aliens, Inc., an intergalactic event-planning business master-minded by 9 year old alien boy, Kell Smith. Fall in love with this alien from the planet Bix, who bakes eggless cakes, screams at the sight of a wasp, and sheds his skin once a month. Lots of school fun!
Aliens for Kids! Chapter Book Series for Boys and Girls: Book 1
Fun and Humor: Can an alien family find a way to make a living on Earth?
Shipwrecked on earth and desperate to make money, an alien family decides to make a living by opening Aliens, Inc., an intergalactic event-planning business master-minded by 9-year old alien boy, Kell Smith.
Kell discovers that his neighbor, Bree Hendricks, turns 9-years-old next month and she wants a party with an alien theme. That should be simple as flying from star to star. But things aren't that easy: Earthling's ideas about aliens are totally wrong. Even worse, Principal Lynx is a UFO-Chaser and suspects aliens around every corner.
Will the Aliens totally blow the Aliens Party? Will Principal Lynx capture Kell and his family and them over to the government?
Will an alien boy find school friends?
Kell must find a way to fit into the school life and make friends. In art class, music class and home room, he must learn the ways of Earthlings. His next door neighbor, Bree, makes it easier and helps the family find a way to make a living.
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The alien family, the Smiths, understand little of Earth's culture, which results in funny situations. For one thing, Bixsters are hatched, not born. When Kell finds out that humans cook with eggs, he is horrified. And there are those bugs that bite or sting. Kell can't get away from them.
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Family story: When the Smith family is shipwrecked on Earth, they must learn to depend on each other.
RICH DAVIS, illustrator for the Aliens, Inc series has wondered, "What could be better than getting to do black and white cartoon work for a sci-fi easy reader?" Working on this book has been one big fun-making experience. Rich has also illustrated 12 other children's books, including beginning reader series, Tiny the Big Dog (Penguin). His joy is to help kids develop creatively and he has invented a simple drawing game (Pick and Draw.com) and an activities book as a fun tool that now have a following around the world. He frequently does programs at schools and libraries in order to draw with thousands of kids yearly. For him, it is a dream come true and he recognizes that the source is from God alone.


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|L Package
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|No. of Carton Boxes 1
(1 Golf Bag carton box = 1 Big carton box + 1 Small carton box)
|Insurance Compensation Upper Limit 2
|Per Carton Box
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|Per Package
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|¥ 1,500,000
|¥ 2,000,000
|Collection Timing (Singapore) 3
|Weekdays morning or afternoon, to be discussed with our staff
|Delivery Zone 4
|All of Japan, excluding Okinawa and specific islands
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|Packing & Documentation
|Condo Application
|Moving Out
|Arrival in Japan
|Moving In
Customers residing in private condominiums need to inform the management office about the move several days before the actual moving day.
- It is recommended to inform your residence's management as soon as possible, as certain condominiums may require notification up to 1 week in advance of the actual moving day
- Application form for the Moving Permit can usually be obtained from the condominium's management office.
- A deposit will be required in advance for the permit application, which may cost about S$500 – S$2,000. This will be returned upon completion of the move.
- Certain condominiums may charge an administrative fee as well.
- Please take note that we will not be able to conduct the move, if the condominium's management does not approve the permit application.
We will be collecting cash upon baggage collection in Singapore.
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|There is a possibility of thorough inspection of all items in the boxes by the Customs clearance officer. If prohibited items are found to be present, or certain items are found to have exceeded their restricted limit, the shipment process will be delayed and customers may be punishable by law. As a result, customers may lose ownership to their belongings and may be required to head down to the Japan Customs office. Foreigners visiting Japan may have their visa status affected by the investigation too. Therefore please pack authorized items only, and do not include items from other people whose contents are unknown to you. You will assume full responsibility for the items as the shipper, in face of enquiries from the Japanese customs officer.
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|Counterfeit Items
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|Hazardous Items
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– Furniture and musical instruments made from exotic wood
– Cigarettes, Alcoholic drinks, Perfume
– Items that contain rocks and soil
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– Excessive amount of medication
– Items that require Import Certificate or Letter of Approval
– Items that isn't admitted as personal usage, eg. Medical equipment
– Electric bikes, including electric scooters
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A month ago i had a phone call from my wife Sylvias consultant, telling me she had been to visit Sylvia in her care home, and that she was sorry to see that syl had gone down so much, then she said she was withdrawing the Reminyl and Lorazepam as she thought they where not doing anything for syl now. I later found that other sufferers had also had there meds withdrawn Today i went to visit Syl the Home manager ask me if i had i minute and informed me syl was also haveing her Enshure drinks taken away, as syl does not eat very well these are very important to her wellbeing, i asked why and was told the P.t.c had visited the home and it was now up to them to meet syls dietary needs I see this as vandalism by the powers that be against dementia sufferers as though they don"t matter let them starve to death. When the goverment have announced they will pay for the obese to go to weight watchers, to me this just not seem fair Sorry for the rant but i had to let people know what is going on


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Sometime in November, my daughter asked me what I wanted for Christmas. She had taken it upon her sweet little 8-year-old self to write letters to Santa on behalf of everyone in the family. I thought about it and told her I would like a tart pan with a removable bottom. I had watched a cooking show where the host made pecan pie in a tart pan and was able to slice and serve the pie easily and beautifully. It looked like a great idea and something that I would actually use. So she wrote this letter to Santa: "Dear Santa, I was good today and I would like a tart pan with a removable bottom. Stephanie." So cute, right?
So I was pleased, but not surprised, to find this lovely fluted tart pan under the tree on Christmas morning.
And yesterday the kids and I mixed up this delicious tart, with a cookie pastry, a cream cheese and coconut filling, and a toasted coconut topping.
Coconut Cheesecake Tart
1 1/4 cups flour
1/2 cup butter
2 tbsp. packed brown sugar
1 large egg
2 cups shredded coconut
8 oz. cream cheese, room temperature
8 oz. whipped topping
1/3 cup sugar
1 tsp. vanilla
For the crust, preheat oven to 400 degrees. Combine crust ingredients until a dough is formed. Press onto bottom and about an inch up the sides of ungreased 9-inch fluted tart pan. Bake for 12 minutes.
While the crust is baking, spread coconut in a thin layer on a large baking sheet. Toast in the same oven as the crust, stirring every 3-4 minutes, until most of the coconut is golden brown. Set aside.
Once the crust and the coconut are cool, make the filling. Beat cream cheese until smooth, mix in sugar and vanilla. Add whipped topping and mix well. Stir in toasted coconut, reserving 1/2 cup for topping.
Spoon filling into crust, spread evenly. Sprinkle coconut evenly over filling. Remove sides from tart pan, then slide tart off the bottom of the tart pan onto serving dish. Chill until ready to serve.
I gotta say, slicing and serving this delicious tart was a dream! No digging around in the pie pan trying to fish out the first slice without tearing it apart. All I had to do was lift each slice right off the cake stand. It was a beautiful thing.
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