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Schererville Ductless Heating for Homes and Businesses
Finding a way to affordably heat your home or business during a Schererville winter can be a headache, particularly if you have an outdated central heating unit that is inefficient and expensive to run, or worse – you are living in an older home that doesn't even have ducts! To combat the problem, you may be running the heat through your central heating and also relying on the use of a space heater to keep warm. The result: an energy bill that you can hardly stand.
At Van Drunen Heating & Air Conditioning, we are happy to say that heating your home or business doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg, and yes – there is a way to actually experience warmth in your home without spending a fortune. The solution: ductless heating.
Ductless Heating – What's That?
Ductless heating is the perfect solution for homeowners (or business owners and churches!) who:
- Want to heat a separate zone or room of their house;
- Only need to heat a zone of their house at certain times of the year or on certain occasions (i.e. over the holidays when the guest bedroom is in use);
- Live in an older home or use an older building that does not have built-in ductwork;
- Need to heat a part of the house that is not attached, such as a stand-alone garage, mother-in-law apartment, or shed; or
- Are remodeling or building and do not want to have to worry about the process of installing ductwork.
Here's how ductless heating works: Ductless heat pumps work by connecting an outdoor unit to an indoor unit through refrigerant lines. Luckily, these lines only need a small hole for outdoor installation, meaning that construction is minimal and can be completed in a single day. What's more, a single outdoor unit can support eight indoor units! The ductless system then works by providing heating and cooling through the heat pump.
Why Is Ductless Heating a Great Solution?
As mentioned above, ductless heating has a number of benefits. For example, it provides for flexibility – homeowners are able to heat zones of their house without turning heat on throughout the entire home – and a less invasive installation procedure (ducts don't need to be installed). More than that, though, ductless heating is an incredibly energy efficient heating solution. In fact, energy efficient ductless heating pumps use about 60 percent less energy than do standard home heating systems, in part because duct losses often account for more than 30 percent of energy consumption. This means that you will not only be making a move that is much better for the environment, but you will also notice a reduction on your monthly heating bills, too. (As a note, ductless systems also reduce energy expenses when used for cooling needs, too).
Ductless heating systems are also reliable, and require little maintenance and few repairs over the years. These systems are also more affordable than is the cost of installing ductwork to install a central heating system.
Contact Van Drunen Heating & Air Conditioning Today for a Free Quote
Moving to a ductless heating system is a smart move for homeowners who pay a fortune for electric heating, don't have ducts, or need to zone heat/temperature control areas of their house. At Van Drunen Heating and Air Conditioning, we install only the highest quality ductless heating units, and have been in the business for 50 years, meaning we know how to get the job done right.
To learn more about our heating and cooling services in Schererville and surrounding areas, please contact us today. You can call us at 708-339-6444, or you can fill out our online form and we will get in touch shortly.
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I'm very excited about the new release of Vista. Having bought a lovely Maxtor Mini 100Gb drive and backed up my work and personal machines I'm ready to take the plunge on all fronts to RC1.
Unfortunately last night I discovered that Bootcamp assistant (1.1) beta from Apple would appear to rely on the EFI partition existing. This is no longer the case on my Media Center as the original boot of Vista Beta 2 really didn't like the EFI partition.
See here for the details
So, it looks like my RC1 is going to be on a complete reinstall of the machine. Joy. It's a must to do because I still have outstanding items as question marks in the device manager. It's very possible that Bootcamp is obscuring the information (I can be positive that a performance counter is not a device)

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This month, we are excited to bring you two highly insightful speakers – Julian Wong and Steve McCoy, who have previously given rousing talks at Green Drinks. They are joining us this time to speak about rethinking growth and our economic system, it's rare to have them in town (and together!), so this one is not to be missed!
This session is supported by Young NTUC.
Date: 10 August 2017 (Thursday)
Time: 7pm – 9pm
Venue: NTUC Centre, 1 Marina Boulevard Level 9, Room 903
Admission: Free (contributions to society accepted)
RSVP: Via Facebook or email email@example.com
See you there!
Julian's talk
Rethinking Economic Growth for Human and Planetary Health
Deeply embedded in our views of economics, finance, and business is the assumption that economic growth is both ethically good and structurally necessary. Growth creates jobs for the unemployed, provides more income to folks that need it, and improves the standard of living for the world's poor. If there is no growth then jobs will be shed, credit will stop flowing, and people will suffer.
However, we have reached a crucial point where indefinite economic growth is now at odds with a peaceful and thriving society. We are facing the consequences of taking too much from nature and throwing off our delicate living systems. Even countries with sustained economic growth for decades may also be saddling students and working families with huge amounts of debt, have pronounced income inequality, and are struggling to prepare their citizens for the economy of the future.
Growth, past a certain point, is not making for better lives and happier people, and is encroaching on our ecological limits. In this session, the speaker will examine the accuracy of certain premises of economic growth, the reasons why we seem so locked into a growth model, and suggest an urgent need for alternative measures of human well-being and prosperity.
Steve's talk
CAPITAL: How many should we have? Hint – the grammar is correct!
Most people this side of the White House have a pretty good idea that the current unprecedented rate of ecological degradation isn't very good! However, there is often little consensus about how bad things really are. Not bad, that is, in the sense of the numbers – amount of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, rate of deforestation, loss of plant and animal species, percentage degradation of soil fertility, depletion of our aquifers, plastic in the ocean etc etc – there IS consensus on this – all the numbers are horrendously grim and universally undeniable by anyone with a basic grasp of science and a modicum of integrity.
But, bad in the sense of how deep and broad the causes of this predicament are actually embedded in human activity. Do we just have a few problem sectors – energy, transport, and waste management, say… and/or do we have a few problem people-types – greedy bankers, ill-disciplined/unethical corporate leaders, and weak/befuddled government leaders manning an inadequate regulatory system? Do we just need a tweak here, a nudge there and a bit of legislation to help us be less bad… or a bit more than that?
In this session, the speaker will make the case that our current discourse underestimates the depth and breadth of unsustainability… and in doing so, underestimates the scope of what needs to be done and the toolset available for its doing. That we are heading towards Earth's 6th mass extinction event for no other reason than ordinary men and women get up every day and do ordinary everyday things, makes this fundamentally a design challenge. In the economic realm, the speaker will argue that although efforts to address the growth paradigm (sustainable growth, steady-state economy etc), replace GDP with more sensible indicators (GPI, GNH, HPI, IWI etc), and steer transaction behaviour away from caveat emptor towards more responsible retail practices (eg. Extended Producer Responsibility schemes) are all good, designing a sustainable economic or capital asset management system cannot be done without first gaining clarity on how many capitals there are, why this is, and what follows as a consequence!
About our speakers
Julian Wong is a business lawyer based in the Silicon Valley. He is also affiliated with A Whole Person Economy (WPE), a San Francisco-based collective of social innovators seeking to promote new economic paradigms for the 21st century. At WPE, Julian is developing new educational pedagogy and curricula to nurture ecological and civic consciousness in children. Julian has previously worked in international climate change policy with various institutions in Washington DC and Beijing. Julian grew up in Singapore, is a repeat speaker at Green Drinks Singapore, and has degrees in Biology, law and environmental policy. Twitter: @ecopreneur
Steve McCoy is a sustainability consultant based in Kuala Lumpur. He is a long-time member of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals and the International Living Futures Institute. His work rests on the conviction that business-as-usual is no longer viable, and that the challenge to build a more secure future offers unprecedented opportunities once business and community leaders leave quaint notions of CSR and environmentalism behind and plant sustainability at the core of their development strategy and daily operations. In a previous life he read medicine, music and theology at London and Cambridge, and worked in the business, education and non-profit sectors in the UK, Poland and Malaysia. He believes that economics is far too important to be left in the hands of economists. He does not hold a degree in economics!


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Small and light. Inexpensive. Can read free books from online sources. Available in eight colors. Supports multiple languages in menus.
Slow to load. Stiff, cheap-feeling physical controls. Clunky, unintuitive interface. Requires Internet-connected PC for buying books, or adding them to or deleting them from your library.
Bottom Line
The COOL-ER may capture the interest of those who are more interested in e-books than the Amazon Kindle's high price. But it's unlikely to start a readers' reader revolution.
Innovators don't conquer the market just by being firstsometimes they're simply the best. Case in point: the Amazon Kindle 2. Priced at $359, it's not within everyone's budget, but it's unmatched in terms of style, convenience, and ease of use. So although the market may be ripe for an affordable e-book reader, Interead's no-frills, no-excitement COOL-ER ($249.99 direct) doesn't do much to fill that gap.
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Measuring 7.25 by 4.6 by 0.4 inches (HWD) and weighing about 6.3 ounces, the COOL-ER is smaller and lighter than the Kindle 2. Although its size allows you to easily slip it into a pocket in your jacket or pants (which you can't do with the Kindle), it makes the COOL-ER feel cheaper. Its uninvigorating design does little to dispel this impression: The 6-inch e-ink display is the same size and quality as the Kindle's (and is similarly not backlit, unlike the screen on the Sony Reader Digital Book), but the COOL-ER's plastic case, ornamented with a four-way iPod-esque navigation pad, are cost-cutting and aesthetically inert choices. The COOL-ER is available in eight colors (black, red, green, blue, silver, violet, and both cool and hot pink), but buttons are always the same glaring white.
Most of the COOL-ER's features and functionality seem aimed at those who want an e-book reader, but don't want or care about what a top-shelf model can usually do. Four buttons on its left edge let you access the Main Menu; return to the library view; switch the display orientation between portrait and landscape; or access the built-in multimedia features, which include a Sudoku game and a music player. The volume controls rest on the COOL-ER's right edge. A mini USB port and a 2.5mm headphone jack are on the bottom, an SD card slot (supporting cards up to 4 GB), and the power button are on the top.
Compared to the Kindle's smooth and sleek controls and interface, the COOL-ER's are disappointing. All the buttons, and especially the navigation pad, are stiff to press. The menus are unattractive, large blocks of black with white text, and don't always give you the amount of information you may want about the options they contain. (The differences between "Back," "Start Reading," and "Exit" in the reading menu, for example, are not obvious.) The search feature is also very primitive: Because there's no physical keyboard, you have to use a pop-up, onscreen QWERTY keyboard to search within a title, which can be time-consuming; and you can't search across your whole library, as you can with the Kindle. Maybe worst of all, it took the COOL-ER 34 seconds to boot from a powered-off state; the Kindle needs only a fraction of the time to resume from standby.
The biggest difference (and pain) is in how you load e-books onto the COOL-ER: You have to connect it to your PC with the included mini USB cable (which is also how you charge the reader). Because there's no wireless radio, you're stuck moving files the old-fashioned way: by hand. This does have some benefits. If you're traveling overseas you'll still be able to add e-books, which you can't on the Kindle (which requires access to the America-only Sprint EV-DObased Amazon WhisperNet). And because the COOL-ER supports JPEG, PDF, EPUB, and TXT files without requiring conversion (in addition to EPUBs and PDFs with light DRM), you can access more file types more readily than on the Kindle, and easily incorporate titles from free online repositories such as Project Gutenberg. But you can't even delete books from the COOL-ER without a computer handy.
Even so, you can still buy e-books easily at www.coolerbooks.com, which offers over 750,000 titles for the COOL-ER and several other e-reader formats. (The COOL-ER only has half the Kindle's onboard storage space1GB versus 2GBbut it's enough to store hundreds of e-books.) And you're not limited in terms of languages. The COOL-ER supports eight for its menus (English, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and traditional and simplified Chinese), and some of our test foreign-language titles (including Goethe's Faust in German, and Sun Tzu's The Art of War in Chinese) were beautifully rendered.
I didn't have a bad time with the COOL-ER while I was testing it. It never ran out of juice (the battery is rated for 8,000 page turns per charge), it turned pages just as fast as the Kindle, and it displayed appropriately sharp text and images. Still, it's easier to do almost everything on the Kindleeven simple tasks like increasing text size. Navigating the COOL-ER's menu structure and pesky things like having to click twice to progress between pages because of the buttons' lack of responsiveness can be frustrating. The Amazon device is simply cleaner and more fun in every way.
Of course, you can't expect all the embellishments from the $249 COOL-ER that you can from the $359 Kindle or the $399.99 Sony Reader Digital Book (the latter of which is even armed with a touch screen). If you have cause to access e-books and other files on the go (or especially abroad) for a low price, the COOL-ER could be a smart and economical choice. But if you plan on staying stateside and have the extra $100 to spend on the Kindle, you're unlikely to be disappointed by the extra bling you get for your bucks.
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We narrowed it down from 134. (You're welcome.)
We launched in 1967. Nobody said "launched" in 1967 unless they were talking about the Apollo space program, or possibly a boat. Nevertheless, "launch" we did. In the beginning, the idea was simple. People needed help doing their own plumbing, heating and electrical. We knew how to do those things, so we helped them.
We were known as Centennial Plumbing, Heating and Electrical back then, named for Canada's 100th birthday. It's nice to be named for a mega party.
There was no moon landing that year, but we watched the Leafs beat the Canadiens on a black & white TV with rabbit ears. It was a good year. We've kept our party hats and our festive name – we're now Centennial 360.
Centennial 360 is not your father's plumbing and heating store. Drop into our show room and see how much we've changed. From our DIY roots, we branched into renovations, then custom homes. Now we take care of any stage of a dwelling – full circle – from maintenance, to renovation, to a new build. You might even say we've got you covered "360". (See what we did there?)
Centennial 360 has been recognized as company full of awesome ideas. In fact, our "we-don't-like-to-brag wall" is getting cluttered. Luckily we know people who can build us a bigger wall.
We're always trying to make the company, the team, the service, and the products better. Our story is ongoing. It's part drama, part comedy, sometimes musical, and definitely action.
What Clients Are Saying About Centennial 360
"Paige and I have been wanting to design and build a house since we can remember. We would drive around town looking at houses we liked and made note of the different architectural features that caught our eye. We came across the custom duplex that Centennial built on 2nd St. E and had a look one day during an open house. Needless to say we fell in love with the style and architecture of the house, and wanted to inquire about a custom single dwelling home in a new area of the city to move our new young family into. We were put in touch with Michael Shaw and Rebecca Simpson at Centennial Custom Homes and immediately began brainstorming ideas. The level of knowledge and enthusiasm that Michael and Rebecca brought to the table really made the design process enjoyable. Having a nice meeting room right beside their showroom made the process of choosing all of our finishing products that much easier, as everything was right in front of us to view. If we ever wanted something different than what was in the showroom, they had a very friendly and knowledgeable sales staff to find the products we wanted. We are currently half way through our build and excited to see the final product. We would highly recommend to anyone looking to build a home to talk to Michael, Rebecca and their team at Centennial 360." Matthew Lofstrom
"We are very pleased with our bathroom renovation. Centennial 360 transformed our bland, extremely dated mid 80's bathroom/laundry room into a relaxing sanctuary. Corinne's design took into account our desire for more storage by providing a floor to ceiling cabinet with cupboards on top and drawers in the bottom. The new vanity provided greatly improved lighting, storage and an attractive cabinet with quartz counter top. The whirlpool tub and custom rain shower which fit into the previous laundry room area are our favorite elements of the bathroom.
We requested Tyler to be the primary technician as he had worked on a previous renovation project. (The household cat was truly smitten with him.) He did a fantastic job in all aspects and we are thrilled with the meticulous tiling job-such attention to detail.
The time lines were spot on. Karin communicated with our family so that we knew when inspections, etc. were scheduled. Bob was very helpful as the general contractor explaining the need for inspection as the laundry room was moved downstairs. There were other individuals involved- Richard and Danielle in particular who completed their jobs with utmost professionalism. Our home was always left tidy at the end of the day minimizing disruption. The most important aspect of the renovation was that everything was completed as promised, when promised!!
We look forward to working with Centennial 360 on an upcoming kitchen project and would recommend them to anyone considering any type of renovation." Warren and Karen Lucky
"We were very pleased with the professionalism, quality of work and customer relationship with Centennial. Extras were monitored and signed off by us, but Centennial added many small features as they went along that were not separately priced and we appreciated their courtesy and goodwill in such an approach. Centennial made a big effort to minimize the disruption to our household and, in fact, we never moved out of the house during the entire process.
Questions were dealt with in a timely fashion and progress explained. The workers on the project were personable, cooperative and skilled in their jobs. We found the workmanship excellent as the workers were not reluctant to spend the time needed to get it right. A very high quality work is reflected in the kitchen, ensuite bathroom and finishing throughout.
We are delighted to be able to say we had a positive renovation experience despite the major scope of the work. We are well satisfied and happy to provide this testimonial to Centennial in recognition of the work and the workers on this project." Claire Card & Peter Barnacle
"It all started with our kitchen sink. We had a triple sink, the first thing in our 1987 house that needed to go. Trying to find a replacement became impossible. Then the fridge and stove decided they were through and the serious thought of renovating became a reality.
My hobby is looking at design magazines, so I had an idea of what I wanted. Originally we were going to only replace some of the cupboards and build new the areas that would host the new appliances. Ron, my husband, actually made the decision to replace the whole kitchen. Our flooring in the dining room needed to be replaced as well. We ended up doing total kitchen, main floor powder room, dining room and entrance renos. Of course, the front door needed to be replaced as well- the only disagreement that we had during the whole project!
Then came the carpet going up the stairs- looked pretty shabby with the new surroundings so all the upstairs carpet was replaced.
I have to say that it was a pleasure getting this renovation done. Working with Corinne was so easy and effortless. She has great ideas! Her calm, understated enthusiasm took a while getting used to. I soon realized that if she said she liked something she really LIKED it! She was available and never gave the impression that she had something more important to do, although I know that she is very busy. We got along famously.
When we built our house in 1987, our builder was Don Miller- a very intelligent, diligent, matter of fact genius. I could not believe the similarities between him and Jason, our lead technician. Danielle is also a gem- hard working and reliable- awesome! Bob, our renovation manager, was always in the background directing the project, and took special interest in our front door that was a little bit of a challenge.
There were others that came and went – plumber, electrician, carpet layers and I am grateful to them all for being prompt, professional and doing such a good job.
We are very pleased with the new cupboards, the colours that were chosen, and the wonderful tile floor that was expertly laid. I would highly recommend Centennial 360 to others." Vicky & Ron Holmes
"My dream kitchen…something I have considered since we moved into our home 11 years ago, is now a reality, thanks to Centennial.
Once my husband and I decided we were actually going to go ahead and get it done, I couldn't wait to get started. I had been thinking, planning, and dreaming about it for so long and was very excited. We aren't 'do it your selfers' by any means. We needed someone who could offer a complete renovation.
So I started simply by looking in the yellow pages and then dropping by the show rooms of some of the places I had looked up. I soon became very disappointed. I still don't understand why, but it was hard to have anyone really take an interest in my business, or return my calls. I was talking about it at work and a friend recommended I call Centennial. They had recently had their bathroom renovated and were very pleased. At the time I didn't realize Centennial offered kitchen renovations, and made plans to visit the showroom on my next day off.
My first visit to Centennial was encouraging. The showroom had some beautiful products and the staff were friendly. I spoke briefly with a young girl who explained there were no designers available to speak with at the moment, but she answered a few questions and assured me they could look after whatever our renovation needs might be and offered Corinne Kaye's business card. I called Corinne later that day and left a voicemail asking her to return my call, which she promptly did, and we arranged to meet.
Corinne and I got together and discussed what I was hoping for in my new kitchen. I knew what I wanted, what I liked and what I didn't like. I showed her some pictures I had collected over the years of things I really liked, and we talked about the overall feeling I wanted to achieve. We agreed to meet again once she had a preliminary design ready.
When the design was ready I anxiously returned to see the design Corinne had come up with. I was speechless when I first looked at the design…it was truly amazing…Corinne had obviously really listened to what I had to say. It was better than I could have imagined! The 3D color drawing was so great – I could actually see what my kitchen would look like.
I simply adore everything about my new kitchen, and I honestly don't think it would have turned out so perfectly without Corinne. I trusted her advice when making decisions about finishes and patterns and I' m so glad I did. She was there for us from start to finish…from ensuring all details were looked after to our satisfaction…reassuring me when I was overwhelmed…to marvelling at the finished product with me!
The renovation went likely as smooth as any renovation can! Any technician that visited our home during the reno were nothing less than friendly and professional. We especially appreciate the quality of all the install work Ryan did…his talent at his craft is outstanding !
We couldn't be happier with our new kitchen. Our friends and family that have come over are amazed at how gorgeous and unique it is…several have commented 'it looks like something you would see in a magazine.' I have already highly recommended Centennial to a friend who was in need of a kitchen renovation…they started her reno last Monday!
Thanks Centennial…see you next year when we tackle the bathroom!" Lori & Jeff Hislop
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A bench of Justice Abhay Oka and Justice C V Bhadang heard a PIL by activist Babu Jagtap, whose contention is that a builder, Cosmos Reality Pvt Ltd, in collusion with officers of the BMC and the Slum Rehabilitation Authority (SRA) is trying to develop a 22,400 sq m property. The petition mentioned that a portion of the plot was encroached by hutments, which came to be called Indira Nagar and Nehru Nagar and that the property is reserved in the Development Plan for public purposes. It added that considering the shortage of space for the airport, the land is required by the AAI. Jagtap's advocate, Sushil Upadhyay, at an earlier hearing, told the court that the builder had entered into individual consent agreements with residents for implementing the redevelopment scheme. But Cosmos' advocate, Cherag Balsara, questioned Jagtap's bona fides, saying in his rejoinder Jagtap had mentioned that other builders were not given a chance.
The AAI's advocate told the court that it has not granted any permission to the developer and the land is required for its use. Balsara said only consent agreements were obtained and added that it will not implement the scheme without the AAI's no-objection certificate.
The bench said that in view of the statements made it is not necessary to entertain the PIL. Accepting the statements of AAI and the builder, it kept the issue of the locus standi of Jagtap open for challenge by the builder and disposed of the PIL.
"The scheme by the SRA cannot be implemented on the land without the AAI's permission,'' it concluded.


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This adventure will leave you wanting more!
Minimum Age: 9 Year(s)
This 23-Day trip is a combination of the Gokyo Lake and the Everest Base Camp. A visit to Gokyo Ri offers the magnificent view of Cho Oyu, Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Amadablam. We then cross over the Cho Lo pass and visit the Everest Base Camp. This trek also offers a walk through the most dramatic landscape and magnificent views of the mountain range in the region.
This is a must-do trek for trekkers everywhere!
No restriction
Day 01:
Arrive Kathmandu and transfer to Hotel
Day 02:
Full day sight-seeing around Kathmandu Valley
Day 03:
Fly from Kathmandu to Lukla, Trek to Pakding
Day 04:
Trek Pakding to Namche Bazar
Day 05:
Namche rest for acclimatization
Day 06:
Trek to Khumjung
Day 07:
Trek to Lharbama
Day 08:
Trek to Pangor
Day 09:
Trek to Gokyo(4750m)
Day 10:
Rest day at Gokyo, Climb Gokyo Ri (5483m) and return
Day 11:
Trek to Na
Day 12:
Trek Cho La
Day 13:
Trek to Dughla
Day 14:
Trek Gorakshep
Day 15:
Trek to Kalapathar (5,545 m)/Lobuche (4,930m)
Day 16:
Trek to Pheriche
Day 17:
Trek to Thyangboche
Day 18:
Trek to Namche
Day 19:
Trek to Lukla
Day 20:
Fly to Kathmandu
Day 21:
Free Day in Kathmandu
Day 22:
Free day in Kathmandu
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Departure from Kathmandu


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Learn How to clone OR Disarm Alarm Security system with Arduino using RF Module 433 Mhz transmitter and receiver.
Additional RF electronic equipment, as well as generally sensors, have two primary wavelengths: 433 Mhz and 315 Mhz – the indicators are often modulated REQUEST or FSK.
FSK (frequency-shift keying) modulation indicates the sign is protected by fast changes in regularity (0 has a regularity, and ONE has another near regularity)
ASK (amplitude shift keying) modulation ensures the sign is protected by changes in amplitude (no plethora for 0, maximum amplitude for 1).
Within my evaluation, the security alarm is utilizing 433 Mhz REQUEST modulation (the most frequent), and I Will attempt to reproduce and duplicate the sign with the Arduino Uno and two segments, one for getting 433 MHz signals plus one for sending them. The parts are available on eBay for less than a dollar per set.
Hack Alarm Security System:
First of collect all the required things, then wire up correctly and upload the source code to the Arduino board. All step briefly described below.
Required things to disarm Alarm Security System:
1. Arduino UNO any.
2. six male-female breadboard cables.
3. A pair of 433 Mhz ASK RF module.
4. A pair of 433 Mhz antennas.
5. A computer with Arduino IDE installed.
Wiring Up:
1. The transmitter (the square one) goes to Ground and VIN and digital pin 11 of the Arduino Uno.
2. The receiver (the rectangle) goes to Ground, 5V and digital pin 2.
Notice: Watch the video for more information as well as assess the graphics connected to view in what way the pins can be identified.
Uploading the Code:
- Download and Install RemoteSwitch Library from here. If you don't know how to install the library on Arduino IDE then must read this guide.
- Select the "Retransmitter" Sketch from the installed library in IDE tool and Upload it.
- Now power up after 5 sec it will reply and cloning signals 😀
Avoiding interference:
Some opponent may put a tiny apparatus close to your house to report the signs, and he can perform the alarm again to disarm.
Just how can we protect ourselves from this type of assault?
Try to find an alarm program that provides going and security requirements for detectors and the RC. Some methods have an alarm that is alternate by voice-call or mobile phone text messaging. It is safer.
When buying an alarm System additional things keep in mind:
Warning devices are not even close to ideal, but also for the intrusions to be produced the thief has to be up to date, and not-so-smart villains run many robberies. However, there are a few rules that may make you safer, permit evaluation them:
1. Some methods have an alarm that is alternate by voice-call or mobile phone text messaging. It is perhaps not clonable and safer.
2. Try to find a security alarm that gives going and safety requirements for detectors and the RC.
3. Do not install the home security system yourselves; you may skip some significant information regarding setup.
4. They would be the safest choice when it's possible to do so offer an opportunity to detectors with cables.
5. Do not maintain value products that are high in the home, or guarantee them whenever you have a need to.
6. Put in a door switch that is magnetic in a steel area. Install it on a small iron menu in the event the doorway just isn't created of steel.
7. Utilize an alarm that transmits e-mail or alternative alarms through the web and helps an Ethernet cable. However, for this to be risk-free, the net cable should never take achieve (should be hidden or protected).
8. Therefore a jamming device is not as successful due to space install the fundamental unit at the center of your home.
9. Hide the security alarm as well as the detectors.
10. Try to find an alarm with microwave motion detectors (harder to deceive).


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Doing Gaming The Right Way
September 13, 2017
Learn About Your Favorite Video Game Series. There are many forms that games can come in. They can range from field based to those that can be played in the house. However it does not matter what form that the game comes in the objective will always be the same, which is to win. The rewards that come with winning in the games will motivate the players to try and win. The form of the reward could either be non monetary, like the satisfaction of winning or it can be monetary. there is however a big change that has been brought into the world of gaming by the introduction of gaming to it. The way games are played has changed totally because of technology. It has also given birth to games that are based solely on it. Online gaming is one of the ways though which technology has changed gaming. Online games give the player an opportunity to engage in games that are completely based on technology. Traditional games such as soccer that is played on virtual platforms that are online are also as a result of incorporating technology into gaming. All it takes is to have a gadget like a computer or a phone to enjoy playing these online games. There are games that can be played offline, but there are those that will require internet connectivity in order to play. The chance to play individuals from all over the world is the biggest advantage of playing online through the internet. Online games have become a sensation for many. Those involved in developing the games are getting good business due to the high demand for the games. Coming up with a game that captivates the players is still crucial. Action is one sector that will be attractive to young and middle aged players, who are the majority in the market. Many players prefer action based games because of their engaging nature.
Why Entertainment Aren't As Bad As You Think
It was very good thinking to bring the war on terrorism into the world of online gaming. The multiple player nature enables players to face off each other as terrorists and counter terrorism teams. Players are allowed to play and win monetary rewards in such a game. To make it fair and equal to all players they incorporate coin flips into the game. All the players will have equal chances if you do this.
The 4 Most Unanswered Questions about Gaming
The players get many benefits by playing the online games. The opportunity to interact to many players from all over the world helps the players to improve on their social skills. In fact there are some married couples that met online while playing against each other. For children it also helps them nature the ability of problem solving such in math. It is therefore prudent to engage in some form of online gaming to boost your thinking and problem solving speed.


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War has broken out with my three year old over vegetables. So today i was looking for soups in which to cunningly hide them when i came across these great recipies from Garden Heaven magazine. I shot these with the lovely Brian O'Donnell, head chef at award winning hotel and restaurant, Danny Minnies in Annagry, Co Donegal in 2005. Click on the images to enlarge the photo.
I often make smaller amounts of this soup with just a chicken thigh on the bone and reduce the amount of liquid and soup mix.
This soup is like a meal in itself.
Brian at work in his beautiful home in Annagry , Co Donegal.


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|Finally, real mobile net.access might be coming to the UK - 3's launching flat-rate data. Details remain sketchy, but one main leg of the plan is Skype - rather than trying to ban it, VoIP will be part of the core of it all. Pricing will be available in December, expected to be "lower than £18/month" on top of their existing mobile plan.
Following on from a conversation with mycroftb, I was wondering if anyone knew how quickly rabbit fur grows, compared to human hair. Is it roughly the same timescale? I was just pondering dyeing my fur, if I could, and wondered how long it'd take for the color to grow out again.
Assuming it wasn't made for them, does anyone recognise the soundtrack on this Wii commercial?
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It has been months since I added new content onto my blog. What a disaster in the blogosphere. Many things have changed and I'm just starting to find my bearings. So what has been happening?
First of all, I found a job! For those following, I was a PhD student ever since I started this blog and then found myself done and dusted. This usually means that sooner or later, I would need to make a living in this world. I found one! And the best thing is? I get to travel for work! Although just domestically. They say baby steps right?
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Amateur Radio Satellite Ground Station in Ghana/
A much-awaited Satellite Ground Station at the All Nations University College (ANU) in Ghana is about to be implemented
It follows the resolve of the All Nations University College to design and build an Amateur Satellite Ground Station this year. The planned Miniature Satellite Ground Station is to be used in tracking Amateur Satellites in orbit, train engineers in Space and Satellite Engineering, and for research purposes that will enhance both institutional and industrial activities in the sub-region.
The successful implementation of the project would, not only earn ANU the credit of being the first university to have successfully designed and built a miniature satellite called CanSat in the sub-region, but also the first University to build a Satellite Ground Station.
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Located inside the Hilton Garden Inn in Oklahoma City's Midtown, 809 Sports Bar & Grill serves up breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Stop by for a cup of coffee in the morning or drinks in the evening and you'll be greeted by 12 LED TVs scattered throughout the ultra-contemporary setting. Head in for a quick lunch and you'll become an instant fan of 809's juicy hamburgers and seasoned fries. Play a game of pool, grab a drink and let the good times roll at 809 Sports Bar & Grill.
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Welcome to the Tree Of Life Ministries website!
Tree of Life Ministries is a 22-year-old mission in Belize led by George Ferrar. George is prayer pastor for the Belize City House of Prayer which meets upstairs at Remar Belize, an outreach and discipleship street ministry on 5 Johnson St./Vernon St. in Belize City. He also directs the Belize Prayer Network of intercessors in our nationwide strategy for ongoing transformation in all seven arenas of national influence. By God's grace George is able to act on many of these prayers as secretary of the National Evangelical Association of Belize since 2015. Tree of Life's vision is vision is divine transformation of Belize through prayer and action.
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The ministries which comprise Tree of Life, a US non-profit corporation, work in joint venture with Living Word Ltd., a Belizean non-profit corporation with Belizean directors.
George Ferrar, Director, started this nonprofit, tax-exempt ministry in 1997. He served as Administrator of Royal Caribbean College for New Missions in Haiti in 1993-1994. He is a graduate of McGill University, Boston University, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary and MorningStar School of Ministry, and is ordained by MorningStar Fellowship of Ministries and The Missionary Church International.


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Ah details. In the day to day management of my own life, they are not my strong suit. In my art, however, they are my obsession.
I am extremely pleased to announce that I have a new collection of fabrics for Kokka/Seven Islands coming out this spring, a second installment of Far Far Away. Same three color palettes (with a little oomphing and tweaking here and there), but with a new cast of characters - each of them bringing along their tiny details. I spent an hour alone on the small pile of bobby pins at the bottom of Repunzels tower. I know, I know.
Its too early to post a complete line, as we are still finalizing everything, but here are a few little scraps.
and here we are in aquas, oranges and greys...
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These home owners we're ecstatic about their new purchase of their old Rockliffe Park home. But buying an old home meant that renovations we're to be involved, especially in the kitchen area. The home owner's dreamed of having a very classical style kitchen that would accommodate their growing family.
The home located in Rockliffe Park, one of Ottawa's most prestigious and historical neighborhoods, had some small issues. During the renovation process wooden beams we're found molding in the ceiling because of an apparent leak. The renovator had to replace the wooden beams and patch the leak to prevent further mold from growing.
The main aspect of having this kitchen renovated was to have an open concept where the family could easily interact, therefore the renovator decided to create the eating and cooking area on the same counter.
The lower part of the countertop holds a large gas-powered cook top and hood vent which overlooks an elevated part of the counter to accommodate long stools and eating area. A built-in microwave and oven makes this new space look very sleek.
Very obscure countertops with a very pale brick pattern backsplash tile gives the room the classic look the home owner's we're looking for. Finally very light cabinets finish the room to match the light yellow paint color on the walls.
A large wooden dinning room table was placed in front of a sliding patio door to finish the decor. The old home now held a new kitchen that matched the neighborhood's style.
John Liptak is CEO and President of OakWood, an Ottawa-based renovation company. Established in 1956, OakWood is a fourth-generation family run business. Under John's leadership, OakWood has grown to become Ottawa's largest and most established full-service renovation business and Ottawa's first and only Mike Holmes approved renovation partner. A winner of numerous awards, OakWood has been voted Ottawa's Best Home Designer and Renovation company every year since the Consumer Choice awards were introduced in 2007. The new Design Centre and Showroom received the 2017 Best Design Centre in Canada award from the Canadian Home Builders' Association.


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Does the universe embody beautiful ideas?
Artists as well as scientists throughout human history have pondered this "beautiful question". With Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek as your guide, embark on a voyage of related discoveries, from Plato and Pythagoras up to the present. Wilczek's groundbreaking work in quantum physics was inspired by his intuition to look for a deeper order of beauty in nature. In fact, every major advance in his career came from this intuition: to assume that the universe embodies beautiful forms, forms whose hallmarks are symmetry - harmony, balance, proportion - and economy. There are other meanings of "beauty", but this is the deep logic of the universe - and it is no accident that it is also at the heart of what we find aesthetically pleasing and inspiring.
Wilczek is hardly alone among great scientists in charting his course using beauty as his compass. As he reveals in A Beautiful Question, this has been the heart of scientific pursuit from Pythagoras, the ancient Greek who was the first to argue that "all things are number", to Galileo, Newton, Maxwell, Einstein, and into the deep waters of 20th century physics. Though the ancients weren't right about everything, their ardent belief in the music of the spheres has proved true down to the quantum level. Indeed, Wilczek explores just how intertwined our ideas about beauty and art are with our scientific understanding of the cosmos.
Wilczek brings us right to the edge of knowledge today, where the core insights of even the craziest quantum ideas apply principles we all understand. The equations for atoms and light are almost literally the same equations that govern musical instruments and sound; the subatomic particles that are responsible for most of our mass are determined by simple geometric symmetries. The universe itself, suggests Wilczek, seems to want to embody beautiful and elegant forms.


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Middle School Athletics
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|Thomas Lemieux
Assistant Athletic Director
ETR Interscholastic Athletic Opportunities Disclosure Form
Physical Form - Please only print the first 6 pages, double sided if possible, for the initial evaluation.
ETR Athletic Notifications
Concussion Management
Intramural Sports
Students in Grade 6 may participate in intramural sports held in the Fall and Winter seasons. These are informal programs designed to foster teamwork and fun. The sports available each season are announced prior to the season, parental permission slips are distributed prior to the first meeting of each sport.
Inter-scholastic Sports
Students in Grade 7 and 8 are eligible to try out for inter-scholastic team sports held in the
Fall, Winter and Spring seasons. Practices are after school Monday through Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. All athletes are required to have a completed PIAA physical. Physicals are offered at ETR the first week of June for the following school year at a cost of $20, cash, or they may be completed by the student's personal physician. Physical forms are available in the main office, the nurses' office, and on the district web site. Athletes must meet ETR's eligibility requirements, namely, they may not be failing any two core subjects on a weekly basis. All athletic events are held after school and the schedule is available at the link on the top of this page.
Fall Sports
Soccer is a fast paced game requiring a lot of running. It is played on a field between two teams of 11 players, each with the objective of trying to kick or head a ball into the opponent's goal without the use of their hands. The teams play two 30 minute halves. Equipment: Shin guards and cleats required at all times. This is a competitive travel team competing against other middle schools. Try outs are required. Coaches teach basic concepts of teamwork, skills and tactics of the game.
Girls' Soccer
7th Grade: Coach Lebano
8th Grade: Coach Pierangeli
7th Grade: Coach Merrill
8th Grade: Coach Horgouslou
Girls Field Hockey
Playing field hockey can be a fun and exciting way to improve your fitness, enjoy friendly competition, make new friends, and be a part of a team. Although goals occur more frequently than in soccer (a game to which hockey is sometimes compared: 'soccer with sticks'), field hockey is usually relatively low scoring. The game is played by two teams of 11 players - 10 players and 1 goaltender. Although there are set positions (forwards, backs, wings etc.) the composition of any team is at the discretion of the coach (what positions players play at). The object of the game is to have scored more goals than your opponents by the game's end, with one point being awarded for each goal scored as in most games of this nature.
7th Grade: Coach Broome
8th Grade: Coach Moluf
ETR offers volleyball during the fall season. Tryouts are held immediately upon the students return to school in September. The team practices Monday-Friday from 3:00-5:00 in the gymnasium. Experience is not required but is definitely an advantage. All players are required to attend all practices and games. The team competes against schools throughout Delaware County and is scheduled to play 12-14 matches during the months of September, October and concludes the first week of November. The goal of the program is to improve the player's current skills while introducing more advanced skills as the season progresses. All players are expected to display positive sportsmanship.
7th Grade: Coach Pizzica
8th Grade: Coach Ennis
ETR offers a football program during the fall season. The Unlimited squad has no weight limit for the athletes. The program starts immediately upon the athletes return to school in September. The team practices Monday through Friday from 3:00-5:30 p.m., at Springfield High School. Home games take place at the high school Stadium Field. All athletes are welcome to participate as there are no cuts. All equipment is provided by Springfield School District and must be returned at the end of the season. The team typically plays 7 to 9 games against opponents from throughout Delaware County. The goal of the program is to teach middle school athletes the skills necessary to compete in games. All players are expected to attend every practice and game, and are required to demonstrate positive sportsmanship.
Unlimited Football:
Head Coach White / Assistant Coach Balaban
Winter Sports
An announcement will be made to let the students know about the first meeting for Winter Sports. This meeting is held in early November with the Athletic Director, coaches and students who are interested in participating in Winter Sports. Most tryouts are in Mid-November with practices and games starting the beginning of December.
7th and 8th Grade Wrestling Head Coach D'Ortone / Assistant Coach Bennett
The wrestling team at ETR is a growing experience for every level wrestler to advance themselves in the sport. From beginner to advanced, coaches teach the wrestlers the basics and fundamentals for success on the mat. Wrestle-offs determine who is the top wrestler in each of the 18 weight classes. Every wrestler is given the opportunity to compete for any spot in the line-up when they make the necessary weight.
Girls' Basketball 8th Grade: Coach Pierangeli 7th Grade: Coach Broome
Boys' Basketball 8th Grade: Coach Guille 7th Grade: Coach Nelson
Basketball is an indoor court game between two teams of five players each advancing a ball up and down the court by dribbling or passing trying to score a basket by tossing the ball through a hoop. The game is played in four quarters consisting of six minutes each. Equipment: Good pair of basketball sneakers. This is a competitive travel team competing against other middle schools. Try-outs are required. Coaches teach basic concepts of teamwork, skills and game tactics.
Spring Sports
ETR offers baseball in the spring season. Tryouts are held approximately the second week of March, weather permitting. The team practices Monday- Friday from 3:00-5:00 on the baseball field located in front of the school. Experience is not required but is definitely an advantage. All players are required to attend all practices and games. The team competes against schools throughout Delaware County and is scheduled to play 12-14 games during the months of April and May. The goal of the program is to successfully build on existing skills while learning new skills and rules of the game as well as to display positive sportsmanship.
7th Grade: Coach Guille
8th Grade: Coach Pizzica
ETR offers girls' softball in the spring season. Tryouts are held the second week of March, weather permitting. The team practices Monday-Friday from 3:00-5:00 on the softball field located at Scenic Hills Elementary School. Experience is not required but is definitely an advantage. All players are required to attend practices and games. The team competes against league schools located in Delaware County and are scheduled to play approximately 12 games per season. The goal of the program is to successfully build on existing skills while introducing more advanced skills and situations in the game. 7
7th Grade: Spiropoulos
8th Grade: Merrill
Tryouts will be held for the ETR lacrosse teams in the spring. These interscholastic teams practice Monday through Friday and play approximately 15 games during the season. Experience is not required but is definitely an advantage. The goal of this team is to successfully build on existing skills and learn new skills and rules of the game as well as to display good sportsmanship at all times. All players are expected to attend all practices and games. Good effort, attitude, and cooperation as well as having fun are expected.
Boys' Lacrosse
7th Grade: Corey Balaban
8th Grade: Al Humes
Girls' Lacrosse
7th Grade: Diane Pierangeli
8th Grade: Jason Lebano
Track and Field
This team sport allows students in seventh and eighth grade to learn about the many events associated with classic track and field. It is open to boys and girls in seventh and eighth grade only. The teams compete against neighboring schools throughout Delaware County. The events can be broken down into several categories: sprints, distance runs, relays and field events. In sprints the participants are broken up into weight groups (90 lbs., 100 lbs., and 115 lbs.) for the 70 meters but all are included in the 100 meter, 200 meter and 400 meter races. The distance events are for 800 meters and 1600 meters. Other running events include the hurdles and relays. For field events, athletes participate in high jump, long jump, and shot put.
Boys' Head Coach Nelson / Assistant Coach Larkin
Girls' Head Coach Moluf and Coach Morrison
Coaches Directory
ETR Fall Sports
|Boys Soccer 8th
|Harry Horozoglou
|Boys Soccer 7th
|JJ Merrill
|Girls Soccer 8th
|Diane Pierangeli
|Girls Soccer 7th
|Jason Lebano
|Volleyball 8th
|Jennifer Ennis
|Volleyball 7th
|Sarah Pizzica
|Field Hockey 8th
|Debra Moluff
|Field Hockey 7th
|Keith Broome
|Football Unlimited
|Coach White and Coach Balaban
ETR Winter Sports
|Girls Basketball 8th
|Diane Pierangeli
|Girls Basketball 7th
|Keith Broome
|Boys Basketball 8th
|Mike Guille
|Boys Basketball 7th
|Norm Nelson
ETR Spring Sports
|7th and 8th Grade Wrestling
|Coach D'Ortone/Asst. Coach Bennett
|Girls' Basketball 8th
|Coach Pierangeli
|Girls' Basketball 7th
|Coach Broome
|Boys' Basketball 8th
|Coach Guille
|Boys' Basketball 7th
|Coach Nelson
|Baseball 8th
|Coach Pizzica
|Baseball 7th
|Coach Guille
|Softball 8th
|Coach Merrill
|Softball 7th
|Coach Spiropoulos


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Get Connected
We really want you to be part of our community that God is building here at St Mary's. If you would like to get more involved there are lots of ways of doing this.
The quickest way to join in, make new friends and feel part of the church is to join a Life Group and volunteer your time and energy.
There are so many ways to get involved. From serving coffee to DIY, being part of the worship team running projection or ministering with our children and youth or joining the Oasis Coffee Stop.
Each of us has a vital role to play in building a strong church. We hope that God is inspiring vision and hope in each one of us as we seek to serve God.
St Mary's Community Opportunities
Our Aim
Our aim is to provide facilities and services that give opportunities for the growth of all members of our Community to fullness & maturity. We believe this is best achieved by integrating our Christian distinctiveness into our practical resources. We encourage members of each group to network with other groups and to join any that seem appropriate.
Here are some of our Opportunities
Nursery – is held daily for children aged from 2 to 4. For some families, government funding is available via the "FEET" scheme
Family Contact – runs on alternative Saturdays and gives supervised opportunities for estranged couples to have access to their children
Oasis Coffee Stop – meets every Thursday morning during term time and provide a relaxing opportunity for tea, coffee and cake and a chat
Social Services – meet for case conferences and also use our facilities to work with families
U3A – we currently host classes in Sociology, Psychology, Astronomy, Line Dancing, Ballroom/Tea Dancing, Flower Arranging, Italian, Photography & Pottery
Cruse – a group that supports folk who have been bereaved
Women's Institute – is a large and successful group who enjoy a wide range of stimulating activities
Pinewood Women – a group of local ladies who meet weekly to enjoy social activities and a variety of visiting speakers
Welcome Team – a group that caters for those with mental and/or emotional challenges. We host a "Mindfulness" group, a Cooking group and a Film group
Beavers, Cubs and Scouts – our Beavers colony enjoys almost 20 members and we have thriving Cub and Scout troops
Weightwatchers – Melanie hosts this on a Saturday morning
New Horizons – provides support for patients and families who have an association with gynaecological cancer
Pilates – we have two classes: Julia runs private sessions and John oversees NHS referrals
Zumba – Debbie runs this energetic class on Thursday evening
Frimley Park Hospital – the group supporting Diabetic patients meets regularly, and during the school holiday we host the very popular Squirrels Playscheme
Daisy Birthing – Sara runs this unique and popular preparation/relaxation course for expectant mums on a Tuesday evening
St Mary's Writers – this group explores opportunities for Creative Writing in a variety of contexts. Visiting speakers from time to time enhance their skills & repertoire
Men's Group – we meet quarterly for social events. To date we have visited Hog's Back Brewery, a local skittle alley, a local Indian restaurant, and a New Wine Men's event
Besom – this local "foodbank" helps families in their time of greatest need
Surrey Heath Carers – meet regularly for group sharing sessions and for "pamper days". Relatives in a caring role for a loved one find these opportunities a great source of comfort and support
Frontline Debt & Benefit Support – clients needing help and advice with benefits and handling creditors meet advisors to provide much needed information and practical support
Job Club – meets each Friday to provide help and support to folk looking for employment, working alongside to help assess strengths, confidence building, CV writing and job applications in a friendly relaxed environment
Credit Union – as an outpost of SurreySave Credit Union we offer banking services each Friday morning giving opportunities for regular saving and taking out loans at competitive interest rates
Alzheimer's Café – takes place on the third Monday evening of each month and offers a free, relaxed meeting place for patients, family and carers of those with dementia. Visiting speakers offer useful practical information and support
Alpha – with a strapline of "What am I doing here? – got questions about life" we meet over 10 weeks to discuss answers and fundamental spiritual issues that are implied and enjoy a good meal together
Nepalese Church – members of our Nepalese community meet on Sunday afternoons and use our church for worship. We are exploring ways of further supporting these families with learning English, cooking and other interests
Songs of Praise – held on the third Thursday afternoon each month, we meet to sing and worship and finish with cakes and tea!
Cameo – meets at lunchtime on the first Wednesday of each month, and we provide a hot meal particularly for those who are lonely or disadvantaged
Midweek Communion – meets each Wednesday at 11am
Occasional Bookings – We support members of our local Community on an "ad hoc" basis. Such bookings have recently included "The Corner Hub" gift Christmas sale, Dr Denton's Diabetes Event, Surrey Heath Singers rehearsals, and meetings for our Ward Councillors with local business leaders
Waitrose Partnership – we enjoy a healthy partnership with our local Frimley Waitrose. It has helped fund our CAMEO Christmas Party and has provided a cook to help with our regular CAMEO monthly meals
Local Providers and Suppliers – where possible we use local providers, workmen and suppliers for maintenance, repair and servicing our building and its appliances. We use local retailers and businesses for food, I.T. expertise and resources
Local Partners – We partner with local charities, groups and services to provide a range of opportunities for you. We have a special interest in supporting the disadvantaged in our Community. We work with the Police and Council officers to ensure your wider needs are met


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11 Sample Education BYOT Policies To Help You Create Your Own
|Blog post that provides same policies to review if you are looking at beginning a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) program in your school or district. Whether you are just beginning to look at mobile learning or are ready to begin allowing student to bring their own technology, these examples can assist in your next steps.
|Join Susan Brooks-Young in this recorded webinar as she addresses why it has become increasingly important for you to take control of your online persona. She provides strategies that you can use to help protect yourself, colleagues, students, and others. Susan also shares a resource page with links to additional information you can use personally and share with others. An excellent digital citizenship resource.
|This is a list of 100 different tools to search the Internet. Search tools to search listserves, images, blogs, and all types of media and resources.
|The Essential 1:1 Program from Common Sense Media is an outstanding resource to provide direction and guidance on issues that schools face when going 1-to-1. They encourage you to explore, customize, and choose the resources that will best support your school community. Resources include, videos, ways to support teachers, and ways to engage your community.
A complete guide to web, Facebook, Twitter, and Google Plus privacy and security!
|This web-based guide and downloadable PDF provides you up-to-the-date information on staying safe and secure with all the social media you, your students, and staff are using. Walks you through all the privacy settings you need for Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus and more!
|Dan Olweus, a researcher from Norway and reknowned expert in the field of bullying offers a clear definition of what does, and does not, constitute bullying. The four criteria included in his definition are very helpful to educators who are trying to determine when bullying is taking place.
|This is a comprehensive database of products and services for assistive technology. The database is organized in a logical manner based on disabilities and types of products. ABLEDATA provides objective information about assistive technology products and rehabilitation equipment available from domestic and international sources. The site also provides opportunities for users to rate assistive technology products.
|Virginia Department of Education has put together a comprehensive resource list of what to include and how to write an acceptable use policy (AUP)for your school or district. The page includes resources such as templates, samples, and resources relating to ethics, safety, and copyright.
|One in a series of brief, narrated slide presentations by Harvey Barnett, Senior Research Associate at WestEd. This presentation is 9 minutes long and focuses on why your school needs an acceptable use policy (AUP) and what it should contain. A printable version is also available.
|Teams of California Administrators have had the opportunity to participate as Interns at the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) for several years. PARC is world-famous for their high levels of collaboration, innovations, and technology inventions. This blog was developed to capture reflections and implications of the Intern experience. School leaders can download presentations that would be useful for personal and professional development. Check it out!


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The electoral victory of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt has caused consternation and fear across the Middle East and the world. There are concerns that this and other emerging political groups might usher in a new era of oppression, this time inspired by and based on Islam. For all of Mubarak's vices, he at least opposed religious extremism; free and fair elections are a cheap price to pay to avoid Sharia law. The Muslim Brotherhood, banned under Mubarak, has reasserted itself since the so-called Arab spring. But how could a Muslim brotherhood be good? Muslim-terrorist-misogynist-oppressor seems redundant. Egypt's newly elected president, Mohammed Morsi, is a loyal son of the Brotherhood. How could millions of Egyptians have celebrated in the streets over this admittedly historic election?
Morsi, flying in the face of these western prejudices and misconceptions, seems determined to allay these fears. He has pledged to end corruption, to improve education, and to revisit the Camp David peace accords with Israel. He has stated his determination to rule by consensus and to create, in his own words, a "civil and democratic state." And while the Brotherhood supports Islamic law, it is not clear what that might look like. The Muslim Brotherhood, for its part, has stated that it will not restrict personal freedoms and will protect the interests of minorities. Egypt's first democratically elected president has declared that he will be "a president for all Egyptians."
If he keeps these lofty pledges and promises, Egypt should finally become safe for Egypt's Coptic Christians who have long worshipped in fear. As recently as New Years Day, 2011, twenty-one Coptic Christians were killed in a church bombing by extremists. Clashes between Muslims and Christians ensued. Perhaps, at last, Coptic Christians can sleep in peace.
But should we be so hopeful? Should we take Morsi and the Brotherhood at their word? How can Morsi embrace democracy and Islamic law? How can he maintain fidelity to a religiously-based political party with all its aims and ambitions, on the one hand, and a commitment to unity and plurality, on the other? Despite his claims to justice and peace, won't his Islamic fundamentalism finally seep out, spreading throughout the land, and to the detriment of religious minorities and secular Arabs (who constitute about half of the population)? Won't liberty, finally, lose out, once again, to religion? Won't Islamic tribalism repressively rule the day, with women and minorities its first casualties?
In short, aren't our fears of Islamic rule fully justified?
While many have seen graphic images of religion's violent impulses, they should not form their view of religion entirely on such highly selective and inflammatory images. Religion is more a source of reconciliation, liberty and solidarity than it is a source of violence. Humans, as such, seem not terribly inclined toward respect and compassion for those who are different from them. And disrespect, fear and hatred can take a religious shape. But religion, at its best and deepest, can and should motivate peace, liberty and compassion. And it looks as though Morsi's religious beliefs may do just that.
On Wednesday, taking the first step toward improved Muslim-Christian understanding, Morsi met with leaders of many of Egypt's Christian denominations.
Even the most cynical should be moved to hope by Morsi's promise to appoint a woman and a Christian as vice-presidents. Should his promise become reality, and there's no reason to think it won't, an Egyptian woman and a Coptic Christian as VPs will be historic. The weakest among them will be honored and elevated, and called upon to rule with justice.
Morsi is following in the footsteps of Indonesia's first democratically elected president, Abdurrahman Wahid. Indonesia, the largest so-called Muslim country in the world, struggles, as do all so-called Muslims countries with freedom of expression and religion. However, Wahid argued that the Omnipotent God did not need defenders. He wrote: "Those who presume to fully grasp God's will and dare to impose their own limited understanding of this upon others are essentially equating themselves with God and are unwittingly engaging in blasphemy." In fact, such violence is not and cannot be for God; it is only in the service of the petty and prideful ambitions of humans. Quoting the Quran, Wahid concludes that servants of Allah walk in humility declaring, "Peace."
It's not my job to speak for Islam. But it is our job to listen and to support this frail reed of liberty. Christians, Muslims and Jews can do no better than to pray that Islam provides fertile ground for that reed. At Wednesday's meeting, Father Joseph Hannouche, Bishop of the Syriac Catholic community, has pledged just that: "We will pray together for success of the new president."


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How to Optimize Your Website for Conversion
Posted on 09/29/2014
You can lead people to your website, but you can't make them purchase, especially if you don't ask for the close. The good news is it's easy to make the changes that will boost conversion.
Here are six things you can do this month to make your site more consumer-friendly and ripe for sales.
1. Use a clean design that's product-focused. In a consumer study by Oneupweb, 70.8% of shoppers said that having products displayed on the homepage is an influential factor in purchasing. Ultimately what consumers want to see is what you sell. Showcase your most popular products on your homepage to pique interest, and use high-quality images to display your work.
2. Make it easy to contact you. Display your contact info, including your phone number, clearly on your homepage. This does two things: It increases your credibility as a business, and it gives customers assurance that, if they need to talk to someone, help is just a phone call away.
3. Display trustmarks. Another easy way to improve credibility and make consumers feel secure with their purchase is by associating your store with groups and brands shoppers trust. Studies by McAfee and VeriSign show that online sales can increase by up to 36% when a retail site displays familiar trustmarks. Get validated by groups that represent security and good business practices such as VeriSign, TRUSTe and the Better Business Bureau, then display their logos in your site's header or footer.
4. Post reviews and testimonials from satisfied customers. Did you know that featuring product reviews can improve sales by up to 18%? Pull a few of your best reviews and add them right to your homepage in the form of testimonials. Seeing that others have purchased and liked your products or services will increase your street cred with other buyers.
5. Personalize your About Us page. One way to set your store apart from competitors is to tell your story. What makes your business unique? When did it start? What do you specialize in? Think about what makes your company's story interesting and engaging, then tell your visitors about it on your About Us page. This is will help to establish a connection with potential buyers.
6. Promote offers on your homepage. Everybody loves a deal, and when you offer a percentage-off promotion or run a special on a particular product, you should highlight that right on your homepage. A new customer may be more likely to give you a try if a promotion catches their eye. Your homepage spotlights are the perfect spot to showcase your current promos.


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There's something depressingly familiar about the privileged pushback we're seeing in Massachusetts around the ballot measure to lift the cap on charter schools. An active group of affluent white parents in well-resourced suburban districts are organizing to deny low-income black and brown families access to better schools, all under the progressive guise of "saving our public schools." If this sounds… Read more →
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Parents, we can handle the truth about Common Core and test scores
I know from experience that parents generally don't tune into news about state test results until they get that personalized report about their own child's performance on the state exams. And unfortunately, those reports tend to arrive in the backpack or by snail mail many months after the exam–so it can feel a little beside-the-point when your kid has already… Read more →
Education polling: Are Americans complacent, or just confused?
Opt-Out. Testing. Charters. Common Core. Closings. Accountability. Standards. Teacher Tenure. Teacher Pay. School Spending. If you're in the education bubble, like we are, you spend the whole year thinking about these issues. But if you're not, this is the time when a handful of organizations tell the rest of America what parents, teachers and other members of the general public… Read more →
Opt-out is whiter, more privileged and more clueless than we even suspected
Opt-outers tend to consider themselves "progressives" so they don't like to see themselves as the privileged few who put their kids' comfort ahead of the needs of other school children. But it turns out that's exactly who they are. According to this recently released national survey about opt-out conducted by the Teachers College at Columbia University: The typical opt out activist is a… Read more →
The Audacity of Accountability: Shame on Long Island's 'Wall of Shame'
Michael Goot in the upstate New York Post Star reports on a website called the Wall of Shame that currently highlights 15 school principals and superintendents, most from Long Island, who have expressed support for standards and assessments. In response, the coalition called High Achievement New York sent a letter to several New York State legislators asking them to " help us… Read more →
Do Tests Improve Learning? Poor Families Think So—More Than Wealthier Ones
Real Clear Education, 5-5-2016
The much-maligned student testing could actually reveal social disparities and potentially unite diverse communities, according to a new report.
Major gaps exist in how low-income versus middle- and high-income communities view student testing, according to a report released today by Northwest Evaluation Association and Gallup. NWEA and Gallup's data show that low-income parents think state tests improve learning despite the opt-out movement, and the movement itself isn't necessarily moving the needle at the school and district level.
One-third of parents with a household income under $60,000 indicated that they believe state standardized tests improve learning, compared with a mere 16 percent of parents with a household income between $60,000 and $89,999.
'Opting out' must lead to more than feel-good policies
Poughkeepsie Journal, Commentary, 4-25-16
No matter how great of an education you think your child is getting, he or she is almost certainly trailing behind kids living in Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan, Switzerland, Finland, Poland, Canada, Germany, Australia and 18 other countries where, according to Pew Research Center, young people did "significantly" better on the PISA math test than those in the U.S.
That is why most of the heated arguments over opting in or out of standardized tests are missing the point. All of our schools, including yours, need to achieve much higher standards. And — since American students have been required to take standardized tests for more more than a decade — we also know which schools will need to stretch the farthest to get there. But it is simply a matter of degrees. Every parent needs to understand that an "A'' in their neighborhood could translate into a "C'' in Japan.


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"Jutland's impact was decisive"
Nick Jellicoe, grandson of Admiral of the Fleet Lord Jellicoe, talks about his grandfather's role in the battle.
"As the grandson of the Admiral Sir John Rushworth Jellicoe, my forebear's role in the Battle of Jutland has always been in the background for me. But it wasn't until I was tasked by my family to address what his role had actually been in the battle that I took a keen interest."
Nick Jellicoe and the memorial to his grandfather in Trafalgar Square
"The history of the First World War tends to focus on the poetry, the agony of the trenches and the madness of it all. Quite often that has misplaced the importance of what was occurring on the seas, which was a quiet but very effective war. It was a different kind of war."
At the outbreak of war in 1914, Nick Jellicoe's grandfather was given the acting rank of admiral and took command of the Royal Navy's Grand Fleet based in the Orkney Islands.
Jellicoe's cautious approach was criticised by those who wanted a major battle against the German High Seas Fleet in the North Sea. But a more aggressive policy was naturally a riskier one - Winston Churchill famously commented that Jellicoe was 'the only man on either side who could lose the war in an afternoon'.
In May 1916, the British and German fleets met for the only time during the war at the Battle of Jutland. Although Britain lost more ships, the German fleet sustained greater damage. British claims of victory were justified by the German decision to stay in port for the remainder of the war.
Sir John Jellicoe, Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Fleet at Jutland
Nick Jellicoe explains further: "The effects of Jutland were decisive. Despite the British Navy's losses, the battle confirmed that we had supremacy of the seas to such a point that the German Navy had to throw its last card on the table – submarine warfare. This failed and can be ultimately perceived, along with other factors such as the demoralisation of their navy, to have brought on the collapse of Germany.
"Commemorating the Battle of Jutland, and my grandfather's role in it, is very important to me. Jutland is particularly important because we are an island nation and we seem to have forgotten what the role of our Navy is all about. Just go to Trafalgar Square in London: the fact that it was rededicated in 1948 on Trafalgar Day to Jellicoe and his Vice Admiral at Jutland, David Beatty, is not known to most. Therefore, the centenary of the Battle of Jutland in 2016 for me is very important - we need to put the Navy back on the map."
Lord Jellicoe went on to become President of The Royal British Legion from 1928 to 1932. After this, he continued working with the Legion as Vice Patron.
Download our special Jutland 100 commemorative toolkit to find out more about the historical battle.
You can also commemorate an individual who died during the battle by leaving a special message on our Every Man Remembered website - www.everymanremembered.org.uk. Help us to commemorate every man and woman who gave their lives during the First World War.


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How can I discuss my problem with the Doctor at Raaz Dawakhana or How to initiate Online Consultation at Raaz Dawakhana?
Pursue these steps to start Online Consultation at Raaz Dawakhana:
Step 1. Go to the "Online Consultation" page click here.
What is Foreplay?
Foreplay is fairly vital part of entire sexual play. It enhances sex enjoyment and in most cases helps to decrease the anxiety and fears connected with sex. It regularly stimulates the partners so that their pleasure span is enhanced and chiefly a man can have belated ejaculation. Foreplay is particularly helpful in combating problems connected to vaginismus in females and psychogenic impotency in males. It stimulates usual lubrication, which is concealed from sex glands (Cowper's glands in males and Bartholin's glands in females) and that facilitates a pleasant sexual intercourse.
What is an Orgasm?
Pursue these steps to start Online Consultation at Raaz Dawakhana:
Step 1. Go to the "Online Consultation" page.
What is Foreplay?
Foreplay is fairly vital part of entire sexual play. It enhances sex enjoyment and in most cases helps to decrease the anxiety and fears connected with sex. It regularly stimulates the partners so that their pleasure span is enhanced and chiefly a man can have belated ejaculation. Foreplay is particularly helpful in combating problems connected to vaginismus in females and psychogenic impotency in males. It stimulates usual lubrication, which is concealed from sex glands (Cowper's glands in males and Bartholin's glands in females) and that facilitates a pleasant sexual intercourse.
What is an Orgasm?
An orgasm represents the zenith of human enjoyable experiences. Orgasm is derived from the Greek word orgaos which means to swell with desire. Orgasm is separate as "an explosive, cerebrally prearranged, neuromuscular reply, at the climax of sexual stimulation by psycho biological stimuli, the pleasurable feelings of which are experienced in relationship with dispensable pelvic physiological concomitants".
Step 2. You can type in your question in the editor and click on "post reply".
Step 3. To check Doctor's respond you will get an email from Raaz Dawakhana in this regards.
Do women ejaculate?
Some women do report squirting of liquid at the time of orgasm, but this is unusual. Whether this can be called female ejaculation is controversial.
How can I come to recognize that My Partner has reached Orgasm or Not?
An orgasm is difficult to explain it can be qualified but difficult to clarify in words. But any way we are annoying to explain it. When anyone reaches orgasm he/she has puffed uncontrolled movements or a intelligence of suspension which are Non- Verbal communications to the partner that one has had an orgasm. It is frequently accompanied by rhythmic vaginal contractions in Females and the Ejaculation in Males. Later, The person appears to be peaceful and satisfied. The symbols of having had an orgasm are quite fleeting. The best way to verify is to ask the Partner.
What is phimosis?
Inability to retract the foreskin between the foreskin and the glans penis is called phimosis. It may guide to pain, frenulum slash or paraphimosis during intercourse and also predisposes the individual to recurring infections. It can be prohibited by good local hygiene and can be simply cured by circumcision.
Is it a fact that a woman must bleed at the initial attempt at sexual intercourse?
No! Such bleeding usually occurs due to the ecstasy of the hymen in virgins. However, the hymen may be absent from delivery or might rupture while playing games, doing exercises or using tampons. Hence, a woman may not bleed during the primary sexual intercourse though she is a virgin. We have seen numerous marriages on the rocks because of this misconception. It is a matter of a large issue over a small tissue!
Which is the best contraceptive?
Condom is the Best contraceptive, simple to use, economical, and secure and also protects from STD's.
Does the bend of my penis will upset my sex life?
No! Curve in the penis does not influence or disturb your sex life so there is nothing to be anxious about it.
What is Dhat Syndrome?
What is Lack of Libido and is it treatable?
When a man exerts pressure during defecation, a few drops of urethral solution trickle down is called Dhat. This is NOT semen, so there is no want to consult the doctor in this regards.
What is Lack of Libido and is it treatable?
The condition where one can have sex but doesn't feel to have sex. Male or Female anybody can tolerate with this, but, the good thing is that it is a treatable state and the person can enjoy his/her sex life after the treatment.
What is Night Fall (Nocturnal Emission)?
it is the discharge of semen from the penis while the man is asleep. Semen is being manufactured incessantly and cannot be stored indefinitely even if one wants to. If a man does not spoil in coitus or masturbation then semen will be barred as slumber emissions. You need not to consult a doctor for this!
Do I need to appointment personally for the treatment?
No! this is not necessary to visit individually for the treatment, we are providing a hitech online treatment facility, so if you don't want to/can't come individually owed to any cause then you can have the online discussion and treatment and can enjoy you sex life after and with the treatment. But make certain to give us your progressive report within the initial week after starting the treatment.
Is Male Infertility treatable situation?
Yes! Greater parts of the male infertility cases are treatable and a man can happen to father after the treatment.
Is Female Sexual Disorder (FSD) treatable?
Yes! FSD is treatable situation, so in case any woman suffering with any problem connected to her Sex Life should discuss the topic with a qualified Doctor and after the treatment she can enjoy a good Sex Life.
What is Premature Ejaculation?
Ejaculation during the untimely stages of sexual excitement or soon after the insertion of the penis into the vagina is called Premature Ejaculation.
What is fingering oneself?
It is a jargon term used for female's masturbation.
Is Premature Ejaculation treatable state?
Yes! Premature Ejaculation is a treatable situation and the man who is suffering with this can enjoy a excellent Sex Life after the treatment.
What is Masturbation?
Inspiring your penis/vagina with your hands, fingers or any other way is called masturbation.
Is masturbation bad?
If one masturbates to satisfy his/her sexual advise then nothing is bad in to it, but, if one masturbates to satisfy the urge of masturbation then, in that case it will be like an addiction to masturbation and addiction is never good in any case.
Do Females Masturbate?
Sure Females also masturbate as males but it depends on individual's personal liking.
What should be the Penis Size?
The vagina's length is about 6″. The outer 2″ is most receptive the inner 4″ being insensitive. To arouse a female one wants to stimulate only the external lips and the outer 2″ of the vagina. SO, for female sexual pleasure, the size of an vertical penis can be anything from 2″ or more.
What is erectile dysfunction (ED) ?
Erectile dysfunction is one of the most ordinary sexual disorder effecting men. This distressing condition can demolish a man's ego and threaten happy relationships. Erectile dysfunction is nothing but a situation, wherein a person has complexity getting and /or keeping an erection. It affects about partially of all men aged 40 to 70 years.
Who is possible to suffer from erectile dysfunction?
Chances of increasing this condition increases with age. Studies have shown that around 50% of all men above the age of 40 years experience some problem with erection. Apart from rising age, following lifestyle aspect also increase the hazard of ED. Excessive stress, Smoking, Excessive alcohol consumption, Drug addiction separately from above mentioned lifestyle factors convinced medical diseases can also guide to difficulty with erection. The medical conditions which can guide to this problem are: Diabetes, High Cholesterol, e.g. Depression, damage to bristle, Kidney diseases, Hypertension In addition, convinced medication & surgery of prostate can also lead to difficulty with erection. Medications causing erectile dysfunction. Many normally used medications may bring about erectile dysfunction as an superfluous effect. These include some drugs in the following categories: High blood stress medications, Anti-depressants, Diuretics, sure drugs used to treat cancer If you believe that your erection problem is a outcome of a medication you have been agreed, DO NOT STOP TAKING THE MEDICATION WITHOUT CONSULTING YOUR DOCTOR. Your doctor may prescribe a substitute medication which may be less likely to hinder with erection.
Why erectile dysfunction should be treated?
Erectile dysfunction can have a significant bang on a man's life. It may influence his self-confidence & personality. If not treated in time, erectile dysfunction may have shocking effect on man's individual, professional and common life. Fortunately, erectile dysfunction is a treatable form in majority of men who have it.
Is erectile dysfunction treatable?
If you think you have any complexity with your sex life talk to a qualified DOCTOR. Remember there is nothing to be mortified about. Today, many different options are available for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Convinced medicines, surgeries vacuum pumps etc. can be used to extravagance erectile dysfunction. Check with DOCTOR to know more about these options.


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Project Brief
Atlas Construction were looking to create a fully responsive website to promote the projects that they undertake within the restaurant industry.
They needed a brochure-style website that would focus heavily upon imagery to showcase their work. The site would be fully responsive however, the client didn't want to ability to update the website themselves, so no content management system was required.
Our Strategy
The new website for this client would be a stand-alone website, with no CMS, and would very much need to be an image-led website, so the design needed to lend itself to showcasing high-resolution images.
The website design was completed to reflect the high-end feel that our client was looking to achieve; a professional looking site which reflected the company's 30 years' of experience of delivering a high quality service to it's customer.
Client Requirements:
Responsive Design
Brochure Website
Brand Continuity
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We gather for worship each Sunday at 10:30.
We have classes for everyone at 9:15.
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At Pleasant Valley Church we strive to love God, love one another, and reach the world. Since 1960, we've been helping people discover God's desire for their lives and how to live it out. Whether you need a great preschool or a wonderful church, we have something for the whole family. We truly believe that you will be encouraged when you come to Pleasant Valley Church.
We are located at 12193 W. Pleasant Valley Rd. in Parma, OH.
Childcare is available for children beginning at 6 weeks old.


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2019 VIP Show Package Competition Entry:
- Bed and Breakfast at New Forest Estate on Saturday 27th April 2019 for four people* www.newforest.ie
- One years membership to the Midland American Auto Club
- Four tickets to the All American Car, Truck, Military and Bike show on 28th April 2019
- Free "ride in an American vehicle"
- Join us on Saturday afternoon and evening for a cruise, BBQ and music.
By entering the competition, you agree that you will be added to our mailing list and you agree to the rules of the competition. * Prize is non transferrable. No other prize offered, no cash alternative. Judges decision is final.
The competition draw takes place on Thursday 25th April, 2019 at 7.30pm. Winner will be called and you must be available to take a call between 8.00pm and 8.30pm on Thursday 25th April, 2019. If the winner does not answer, another name will be drawn and then called.