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Forgotten Honor
Forgotten Honor is a World War 2 tournament wich is using the game Battlefield 2 and the Extension Mod "Forgotten Hope 2" to create unique and historical campaigns for online play. Within this community you will be able to meet new friends, gain experience and knowledge in advanced tactical teamplay and experience an original gameplay created specifically for this community. Forgotten Honor was hands down the best FH1 Tournament and will be the best for FH2.
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Massive 11-hour 64-player engagements every Saturday.
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Moist chocolate cake layered with chocolate mousse & drizzled with rasp berry sauce, add any flavor of ice cream.
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An oversized butterscotch & toffee chip cookie, topped with homemade vanilla ice cream, gourmet caramel sauce & sprinkled with candied pecans
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Coffee ice cream rolled in cocoa & topped with whipped cream. Served in a pool of chocolate
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The land measures 2,220m2 and has beautiful views overlooking the Zêzere river valley.
This is a very peaceful place, with good access.
Located in Carvalhal, Sertã, Central Portugal, in a small village with café and mini-market. One hour from the coast and two hours from the airports of Lisbon and Porto. Great opportunity.
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This Evopower Pro VT Hybrid Towerlight is the first hybrid light tower, which provides the added benefit of lowering operating costs and producing zero carbon emissions. Fitted with 4x150W LED floodlights and with a total height of 9m, the VT Hybrid provides the same fantastic performance for events and shows, roadworks, construction sites and the rental market as petrol driven tower lights.
The lighting tower powers the LED floodlights via a rechargeable battery which has a running time of 7 hours. Not only does this eliminate carbon emissions, but it also provides an extremely quiet running machine. After 7 hours, a small diesel engine takes over and begins to recharge the battery as it powers the lights. Alternatively, the battery can be recharged by connecting it to the mains supply.
The VT-Hybrid has two optional accessories; a timer and a light sensor - both of these options enable the VT-Hybrid to start and stop automatically without the need for an operator, saving you time and money.
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Model Towerlight VT1 Eco Dimensions 3250mm x 2100mm x 9000mm (open) Floodlights 4x150W LED floodlights Lifting System Hydraulic lift system Maximum Height (m) 9.00 On/Off System Digital timer for automatic on/off Running Time 7 hours (battery) Noise (dB @ 7m) 64dBa Manufacturer Evopower
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Christine Porath is a professor at McDonough School of Business at Georgetown University and a consultant working with leading organizations to help them create a thriving workplace. Her speaking and consulting clients include Google, United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Pixar, Genentech, Department of Labor, Department of the Treasury, Department of Justice, and National Security Agency.
Porath is author Mastering Civility: A Manifesto for the Workplace and co-author of The Cost of Bad Behavior. Christine is a frequent contributor to the Harvard Business Review and Psychology Today, and has written articles for New York Times (Sunday Review), Wall Street Journal, McKinsey Quarterly, and Washington Post.
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Dallas is a culturally rich and vibrant city with one of the largest urban centers in the country. Dallasites enjoy the finest cuisine, arts, events, and sports all within the heart of the city and its neighboring districts. The world class light rail and extensive trail systems allow easy access via train, bicycle, or by foot to its many unique urban neighborhoods. These thriving communities are celebratory of its roots, retaining the look of the past but with a modern feel. StoryBuilt Dallas communities can be found in many of the exciting and flourishing districts such as North Oak Cliff, East Dallas, North Dallas and West Dallas.


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Good question. Where HAVE I been? Well let's see.
In January I spent a few days at Olympus headquarters in Center Valley Pennsylvania. I was at what we called the "Visionary Summit". It was an incredible experience to say the least. I actually have a short write up about the trip over at Small Camera Big Picture so make sure to have a read. But in all honesty since that trip I have been pretty much holed up in my home with late winter blues.
Living in Michigan has some really nice benefits for nature photographers. We have 4 very distinct seasons. There is no question whether it is Spring,Summer,Autumn, or Winter here. None whatsoever. But with that said, when winter arrives it also brings with it months of dark, sunless, dreary days. And in my youth those days had no effect on me because I would be outside snowboarding all day. But now, I have a job, I have a family, and I of course have my photography.
Unfortunately the latter is what suffers in this season for me. The light is so flat, the clouds are often just a monotonous film across the sky devoid of structure and contrast. So it is this time of year, that I am now starting to find myself struggling to produce any images. But this year I decided that I would NOT let this syndrome get to me. And yes it is actually a medically diagnosed syndrome. Seasonal Affective Disorder or S.A.D. :) Yes..It is quite sad. But to get back on topic, I decided that this year I would make sure I kept more busy shooting and that ended up meaning that I was shooting indoors. And I was now shooting things I never thought about shooting before, like lightbulbs burning out, and even a few shoots with models.
So the point of this little write up is that even when you are put into a position where your comfort zone is removed, where the settings you thrive in have been taken away, step up and try something new. Take it as a challenge and learn from it. Sure, you might not be a fashion photographer, or a nature photographer or any of the other types of photographer there is out there but it doesn't mean you shouldn't give those fields a shot! Make the best of a bad situation people, often times it will pay off in ways you don't expect.


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Good question, isn't it? I can't tell you how many times I've received a similar question by email and I always had to go the extra mile in finding the answer through official and unofficial channels. But BMW AG comes to the rescue and simply releases a three page document outlining the models, units built and number of employees.
As expected, the BMW Dingolfing plant has manufactured the most BMWs in 2008, 241, 300 units with 19,000 people employed at the plant. The only U.S plant located in Spartanburg, South Carolina, employs 4,200 people and it produced 170, 741 units.
We won't be getting into all the details on the report since we will rather let you explore them in more detail. But, if you get to the last slide and you're struggling to understand what CKD is, then allow me to clarify this:
Complete knock down (CKD), is a complete kit needed to assemble a vehicle. Basically, BMW will import completely knocked down (CKD) units of these cars and assemble them at some factories in Asia.


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It is the F1 Sepang fever again this weekend, where Malaysia will host its annual Grand Prix race for the Formula One drivers and their speed machines from across the world. It has been a few years now, since Malaysia's Sepang F1 circuit had been selected to feature the Formula One race, but one has to wonder, how does one run a business around this F1 craze? Well, we look at some of the ways how companies and businesses, especially those based here locally have been making money from the excitement of the speed machines, closest to the speed of sound, they call Formula One.
Its all Friendly Competition, but Great for the Brands
Remember, a few years back when AirAsia Chairman, Tony Fernandes made a surprise entry into F1 through his now rebranded Formula One team – Caterham F1, he did not aim to be the world champion at the first few seasons of the races, but instead, focused his attention in having a friendly rivalry with Virgin Racing, owned by his friend, Sir Richard Branson. What many people did not realize at that time was, Tony was able to rally up fellow Malaysians and Branson with his fellow British supporters alike to support each of their teams, which in turn created a loyal base of followers for their respective brands. The duo had managed to spark a new interest among their customers towards their brand, and subsequently their companies, being drawn to special offers and more alert with the upcoming roll-outs of products and services from their brands, simply by just being excited over their friendly rivalry in F1. For them, their introduction into the F1 may not have seen them becoming world champions at the pits yet, but at least, they got some Free and Viral publicity out of them.
You can read up on their full 'Friendly Rivalry' history here.
Catering Industry is Great and Hospitality is Booming!
According to F1India.org, hosting an F1 race in a country would also mean that more tourists and motorsports fans will be drawn towards participating in the race as spectators, hence giving opportunities for local catering companies and entrepreneurs to offer their products and services, especially in the Food & Beverage sector to an ever more hungry and attentive crowd. Just on record alone by F1India.org, 40,000 glasses with 30,000 plates were used only for catering purposes during the last F1 race, hence showing that there will be a boom in local consumer demands, not only for pottery but for food as well during such races.
A Great Boost to Local Tourism and Income
The race has achieved S$100 million in tourism receipts each year it has been run and more than 110,000 visitors came to watch the race in the first three years.
That was a statement made by Formula1blog.com, reviewing about the Singapore night Formula One race, to have garnered public attention with the profits that the Singaporean government and its backers were making from their several years of hosting an F1 race. Having an F1 race in your country would also see a rapid rise in tourism dollars spent locally by foreign tourists, where renowned F1 teams would have anyway attracted their loyal fans to follow and support them in the different countries where races were organised. The spillover effects of these tourists staying in local hotels, to dining in our local restaurants, to spending more dollars on our local tourist attractions would have also meant more income to our local providers in the tourism and hospitality fields. Let alone, ticket sales for the F1 would also grow by leap and bounds at this period, where as history dictates, F1 tickets are always on hot demand despite economic setbacks.
Malaysia is ready to kick off the 1st Season of the Formula One F1 Sepang race this weekend. For more details about the race, please do visit their official website here.
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The Final AudiblePeyton Manning took his last look over a defense and decided the least worst option was to take the sack from Time.
Chris Mortensen of ESPN has reported Manning will announce his retirement from pro football tomorrow. Mortensen has been on leave as he is treated for cancer. His scoop had to come direct from Peyton or John Elway or he wouldn't have made it public. So unless someone changes their mind today or another someone was horribly misinformed, we should regard the career of one of the two greatest quarterbacks of the 21st century to have reached its end.
And thank goodness for that. Injuries have do diminished Manning's skills that all he had left to do on a football field was suffer humiliation and physical pain. Really, one wondered if he was losing the ability to protect himself out there. There's no possible immediate reaction to this news except relief.
After that, we must ponder the mystery of his grand finale. Manning went out on top as a Super Bowl champion, a Super Bowl in which he had less to do with his team winning than in any other game his teams ever won. In his wonderful book "The Game," the old Montreal goalie Ken Dryden wrote he decided to retire after a game in which he stunk and the Canadiens won anyway, thinking "if I can't even create losses, I must be done." I wonder if Manning felt likewise after the title glow wore off last month.
Now for the distasteful but mandatory portion of this exercise. Where exactly does Manning stand in NFL history? First ballot Hall of Famer? Sure. Near the top of the quarterback mountain? Of course. Greatest of his time, greatest ever?
The last two questions are unanswerable except with another question. Who cares? How many quarterback angels can dance on the head of the Vince Lombardi Trophy? NFL quarterbacks come in three basic categories, guys you can't win with, guys you can win with and guys who're the reason you win. The last group are your Hall of Famers. Trying to slot that group into a Top 10 listicle is an academic exercise in foolish frustration.
I have loathed the Manning versus Tom Brady debate since it began, and my hatred has only grown over the years. There's just something that seems hateful about it, because in the end, it's a misuse of the facts of two magnificent careers to prove or disprove what's a matter of taste. People don't go to museums to argue whether Matisse was better than Picasso -- they look at the works of both masters and find joy.
It is likely that in a popular vote (and you know ESPN is staging one as I write this) Brady would be chosen as the better QB by a majority of fans. He has been on four Super Bowl champions, Manning only two. Manning has been voted league MVP a record five times to Brady's mere two, an equally stupid measuring stick that will be ignored. Statwise, there's nothing to choose between 'em so we need not dig deeper.
I'm not saying the majority is wrong. You like Matisse better, fine. But it's funny how fashion changes with the years.
Back in my formative fan years of the early and mid-1960s, there were Johnny Unitas and Bart Starr. Unitas won three MVPs, Starr none. In fact, Starr made first All-Pro only once. No fans, no commentators, no coaches and no players outside Green Bay thought Starr was a better quarterback. Johnny U was The Man, period.
Yet Starr's Packers won five NFL titles (still a record for QBs) and Unitas one once Lombardi arrived in Green Bay until he left in 1968. In all those years, Unitas' Colts and Packers met twice a season, usually with a berth in the title game on the line every year. Packers won most of 'em. Starr's 9-1 playoff record is also unparalleled, and his postseason stats are just sick (15 TD passes and three interceptions, for openers).
None of that influenced anyone. Back then, there was a quaint notion that championships were how teams were evaluated, not mere players, even players as important as quarterbacks. Whether or not Unitas was actually better than Starr, well, again who cares? I don't think Lombardi did.
Here's my bottom line on Brady-Manning. If they were healthy, the team that suited up either guy was a championship contender, each and every season they played or in Brady's case have played until now. Whether or not those teams WON titles was up to the rest of their players. Brady wouldn't be any less great if Malcolm Butler had failed to make his goal-line play.
Better than that, you can't get. Peyton Manning was as good a quarterback as could be, just like his rival. I'm glad I got to share the time of his career.
I'm sure I won't have seen the last of him, though. Nationwide Insurance and Papa John won't forsake him.


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- Anyone living or owning property in TRL's 5-county Service Area: Grays Harbor, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, and Thurston counties (except residents of these cities: Mossyrock, Napavine, Ocean Shores, Pe Ell, and Vader.)
- Non-resident individuals who work in or attend school in the TRL Service Area
- Institutions, businesses, and qualifying homeschools in the TRL Service Area
- Washington State legislators and legislative staff
- Residents of library districts that have reciprocal borrowing agreements with TRL (see details below)
- Residents of other areas outside of the TRL Service area within Washington that have tax-supported public library service
How to get a library card:
- Apply online for a library card, then bring ID and address verification to your local library within 14 days
- Visit any TRL library to apply for a card in person
- Print a library card application, fill it out and take it to the library
- If your ID does not show your current address, provide a piece of mail, a checkbook, a rental agreement, or ask staff for assistance
- Minors under 18: If unable to provide identity and address verification, minors may receive a card with a parent's or guardian's signature, who can provide verification on their child's behalf
- For more information, see the Library Card Eligibility Policy
Non-Residents may buy a library card:
- In 2019, the price is $92 per year, with the option of a six-month card at $46, a three-month card at $23, or a one-month card at $8
- The non-resident fee is for the entire household, each household member receives their own library card
- Residents of Washington State and Clatsop County in Oregon, not in the TRL Service Area and not covered by a reciprocal agreement or cooperative service area, may purchase a Non-Resident card
- The cost of the card is determined by the average cost each household in the Timberland district pays in property taxes for library services and is re-calculated annually
Library Card options:
Proof of address required
Checkouts / Holds
Loan period
Checkout renewals
Database & rbDigital & Kanopy
Y + complete application form
Y + administrator approval
Y + administrator approval
Y + personal library card + current letter of intent to homeschool
Library Account Privacy
What does the library do to protect my library card account?
TRL protects the privacy of your account, keeping all records confidential. We only release information to the person to whom the card is issued, unless you instruct us otherwise (See the Library Card Permissions Form). That includes all information in your account, e.g., address and contact information, items borrowed or requested, and computer use information.
You may opt to share information with others, granting others specific permissions or linking your account to others. Parents should work with their minor children to determine what methods will work best to help children manage their accounts and selection of materials. Check with your local library staff for details.
Reciprocal Borrowing Agreements:
Reciprocal borrowing agreements between library systems allow residents of one library district to use the services of another library district. Library users may apply for and have library cards in the other library system.
In general, you must show proof of residence in your "home" library district to get a card in the "other" library district. The agreements with Seattle Public Library and Longview Public Library require that you show a valid library card in your "home" library in order to apply for a card in the "other" system.
TRL has reciprocal borrowing agreements with the following library systems:
- Fort Vancouver Library System (Clark, Klickitat, Skamania Counties, the City of Woodland, and Yale Precinct in Cowlitz County)
- Jefferson County Library
- King County Library System (Hunts Point, Yarrow Point not eligible)
- Kitsap Regional Library (Kitsap County)
- Longview Public Library (Must show your Longview Public Library card to get a TRL card; must show your TRL card to get a Longview card)
- North Central Regional Library (Okanogan, Chelan, Douglas, Ferry, Grant Counties) (Conconcully, Hartline, Marlin, Nespelem, Rock Island not eligible.)
- North Olympic Library System (Clallam County)
- Pierce County Library (Carbonado, Fircrest, Ruston not eligible)
- Puyallup Public Library
- Seattle Public Library (Must show your Seattle Public Library card to get a TRL card; must show your TRL card to get a Seattle card)
- Sno-Isle Regional Library (Snohomish, Island Counties) (Woodway not eligible)
- Upper Skagit Library District
- Whatcom County Library
Cooperative Service Area:
An alternative to reciprocal agreements, the cooperative service area includes those areas in Washington State, outside of the TRL Service area, that have tax-supported public library service. As with areas covered by a reciprocal agreement, you will need to apply at a Timberland Regional Library and provide ID and address verification showing that you qualify.
Do you have a question for TRL's Ask a Librarian service?
Our professional librarians are prepared to help find the information and resources you need,
Ask by Phone
in the Olympia calling area
Toll-free outside Olympia calling area
Monday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
(Except Holidays)
Ask by Email
NOTE: Most answers are provided in 24 to 48 hours by email except on holidays.
Please use this form for Interlibrary Loan or Purchase Requests.
Ask for Reading Suggestions
TRL is no longer a member of the National Cooperative Chat Service.
Local information and Patron records were not accessible to national chat librarians.
Wi-Fi Printing – Frequently Asked Questions
Can I print while using Wi-Fi?
Yes. Wi-Fi printing is available in all TRL libraries.
What is required to use Wi-Fi printing?
You need a Timberland Library Card, Internet Card, or Visitor Pass and be using a laptop, tablet or other mobile device with a current web browser.
How does Wi-Fi printing work?
Open MyPrintCenter and log in using your Timberland Library Card, Internet Card or Visitor Pass. You can then upload a file and proceed to any Timberland Regional Library and release the job at a print release station. You can also print via the mobile apps or by sending an email.
What kind of files can I print?
The following document types can be uploaded and printed:
- Word - .DOC, .DOCX and .RTF files
- Excel - .XLS and .XLSX files
- PowerPoint - .PPT and .PPTX files
- PDF - .PDF files
- Text - .TXT files
- Image files - BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG and TIF files
How do I upload documents to the Pharos Print Center?
- From a web browser open https://printing.trl.org/.
- Enter your library card number and PIN when prompted.
- Click the Upload icon.
- Browse to and select the document to be printed.
- In the lower right corner of the screen you can change print options including the number of copies and whether the pages are printed single-sided or double-sided.
- You will have up to 24 hours to go to a Timberland library, log in to a print release station and print your documents.
Can I print messages from a webpage?
No. At this time TRL Wi-Fi printing does not support this. If the site lets you download information to a PDF file, you can save the file to your device and then upload and print the PDF file. If this will not work you can use one of the library's Internet computers to print.
Do Wi-Fi print jobs count against my 100 free pages a week?
Yes. Pages printed count against the 100 free pages allowed per week. You will be charged $0.10/side printed for additional pages.
Can I use Wi-Fi printing when the library is closed?
The MyPrintCenter web application is always available, but print jobs can only be released during local library open hours.
Can I print using my smart phone?
There are Pharos Print apps to download for iOS and Android devices. When setting up the app use "printing.trl.org" for the server address and "443" for the server port.
Can I print a range of pages for long documents?
You can specify a range of pages after uploading the file in MyPrintCenter
How do I print from from my email account?
- From your email account, send the message you wish to print to email@example.com. If the message has attachments, they will be printed. Otherwise the email message will print.
- If your email address is already registered in Pharos, you will receive a reply email telling you that your documents are ready to print.
- You will have up to 24 hours to go to a Timberland library, log in to a print release station and print your documents.
- If your email address is not registered in Pharos, you will receive an email with a link to complete your email registration:
- Select the "Click to register your email address" link. The Pharos My Print Center website will open.
- Log in to the Print Center with your library barcode and PIN. You will receive a message saying 'Email address has successfully been registered to your account'.
- Click OK.
- You will have up to 24 hours to go to a Timberland library, log in to a print release station and print your documents.
You can register more than one email address with Pharos.
Meeting Rooms for Public Use
Many TRL libraries have one or more meeting rooms that may be reserved by individuals and groups. If you are interested in reserving a room, call the local library to ask about availability and to reserve a time for your meeting.
Read the Meeting Room Use Policy
|Aberdeen - Large meeting room
|Aberdeen - Small board room
|Amanda Park
|Chehalis - Large meeting room
|Chehalis - Small board room
Hoquiam - Large meeting room
Hoquiam - Small board room
|Ilwaco - City-owned meeting room
|160 (80 sitting)
|Mountain View
|North Mason
|Ocean Park
|South Bend
Become a library volunteer!
- Call your local library
- Contact our volunteer liaison
There are tasks ranging from stamping labels to putting on new book jackets. You might deliver library materials to the homebound or help with the Summer Library Program.
Each year approximately 800 valuable community volunteers apply their skills and talents in 27 branch libraries throughout Timberland's five counties and at the Administrative Service Center in Tumwater. Library volunteers enjoy knowing they contribute to one of the best library systems in Washington State.
Reserve a Computer - Click Here
Wi-Fi Internet Access
Timberland Regional Library (TRL) provides free wireless access (Wi-Fi) to the Internet in all TRL libraries. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about using Wi-Fi in the library.
Which Timberland libraries offer Wi-Fi?
- Wi-Fi access is available in all TRL libraries.
What hours is the Wi-Fi service available?
- Daily 6:00am - midnight
What do I need to use Wi-Fi at the library?
- TRL uses the Wi-Fi standard known as IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n.
- You need to bring your Wi-Fi capable laptop, tablet or other mobile device to the library.
- Devices should automatically get settings from our servers (DHCP), and custom network settings (especially DNS) will not work properly, and will not be supported.
- Most Wi-Fi equipment should work but TRL cannot guarantee that your equipment will be compatible with the library's Wi-Fi network.
Do I need a login and password to connect?
- No login or password is required to connect to the TRL Wi-Fi network. Just look for "trlguest" in the list of available networks on your device.
Can library staff help me configure my computer?
- Library staff do not provide technical assistance for connecting to the Wi-Fi network.
- Everyone's computer hardware and software are different so you are responsible for knowing how to configure and restore the settings on your own computer or device.
- TRL is not responsible for any changes you make to your device settings.
- If you need assistance, you may need to contact your hardware or software manufacturers.
Can I access the library catalog and reference databases?
- Most laptops and tablets and many other mobile devices will let you access the library catalog and reference databases from the TRL home page. Because you are "inside" the library's network, you do not need a library card to access the reference databases.
Are there any restrictions on my use of the Internet?
- There is no time limit on Wi-Fi sessions.
- Wi-Fi reception and connection speeds are affected by your distance from the TRL Wi-Fi equipment and by barriers such as brick walls, metal bookshelves, stairways and people. The number of computers in use in the local library and traffic on the wider Internet may also affect speed. Reception and speed may improve if you move to a different location in the building.
- All Wi-Fi Internet access goes through TRL's Internet content filter which blocks Internet sites that contain adult content. There is no provision for turning off the filter on the Wi-Fi network.
Can I print while using Wi-Fi?
- You can use MobilePrint with your Wi-Fi device in all TRL libraries.
- Although the TRL Wi-Fi service hours are 6am to midnight, 7 days/week, you can only release print jobs during your local library's open hours.
- You are required to use your own TRL Library Card, Internet Card, or Visitor Card to use MobilePrint.
- You can print up to 100 free pages per week (Mon-Sat). Additional pages cost $0.10/side printed.
- The weekly 100-page limit includes all chargeable printing done at TRL libraries throughout the library district.
- For more information, see Access Mobile Printing.
Is my information safe while using Wi-Fi?
- The library's Wi-Fi network is not encrypted or guaranteed to be secure from interception. Information sent to or from your device could be intercepted by anyone within three hundred feet with a Wi-Fi device and with the appropriate software. Keep this in mind if you are accessing sensitive business or personal information. It is recommended that you access private web information only through a secure browser connection with SSL enabled.
- It is recommended that you not enable file sharing or print sharing when using a public shared network. If you do so, other people may be able to gain access to your hard drive and files or misuse your device.
- You should have have up-to-date virus detection software installed on your laptop, tablet or mobile device.
Electrical Outlets
- Plan to have the battery for your laptop, tablet or mobile device fully charged when you come to the library.
- Some libraries have electrical outlets available that you can plug your device into, other libraries have none.
Does the library have computers I can use?
- Yes! All of our libraries have public computers and printers. Usage of the public computers is handled through a PC reservation system called Pharos.
Pharos Signup PC Reservation System
To reserve an Internet PC, please visit this link or select your branch from the map below.
Timberland uses the software Pharos to reserve and manage time on Internet computers.
- Advance reservations for 1 hour sessions.
- Automatic computer session extensions.
If this is the first time you have reserved a computer with Pharos, you may want to look at the instructions.
Aids for Better Living: Tools to help with vision, hearing, mobility, and communication
You can borrow assistive devices through your local Timberland library. The purpose of this small collection of assistive devices is to provide you the opportunity to try out a device you may be considering for yourself or another and to encourage thinking about how assistive devices may promote greater independence.
Assistive Technology includes any device that is used to maintain or improve functional abilities of an individual with a disability. A device can be high or low tech, off the shelf or specially designed.
- Search the TRL Library Catalog under WATAP to see the assistive tools available for checkout. You may place a hold on an item that interests you and it will be available at the library of your choice within a few days (unless it's already checked out to someone else!)
- View a description and photo of each item.
- Ask at your local library's information desk to see a printed catalog of available items.
Try these products at your home, school or work for up to three weeks. They may not be renewed, since the purpose of the service is to let you try them out to see if the device suits your needs.
"Borrowing Assistive Technology gives you the
opportunity to try products in the environment where it
will be used and to make the best choice
before making a financial investment."
Get started at TRL.WATAP.ORG or check the printed catalog available at your local Timberland library.
Please Note:
- You need your library card to place a hold in the TRL Library Catalog to reserve the assistive device.
- The device must be picked up in the library of your choice – no mail outs.
- Please fill out the feedback card included with checkout – postage paid.
- Checkout is for three weeks only – no renewals.
- Items must be returned inside any TRL library - do not return in bookdrop.
After you've tried it out:
- WATAP partners with the Northwest Access Fund to offer affordable alternatives for financing Assistive Technology (AT) for education, work, and independent living.
- Find organizations that distribute gently used assistive and medical equipment through the Evergreen Reuse Coalition.
WATAP is a federally funded program offering low cost and free Assistive Technology Services.
WATAP is part of
University of Washington
Center for Technology & Disability Studies
Buy Used TRL Books, DVDs & CDs online at Thrift Books
Attend Library Friends Used Book Sales - See the online events calendar for dates and times.
Youth Connect Boxes!
Helping Community Youth Organizations connect books and literacy with Children and Teens.
What are Youth Connect Boxes?
Youth Connect Boxes are tubs filled with 55-70 books which are available for loan to community centers, health care agencies, before and after school programs, Head Start locations, preschools, daycare centers, day camps, and anyone who works directly with youth groups.
No Fines. No Fees. It's completely free.
Connect! Seniors & Books
Reaching Out to Seniors in Our Community
Timberland Regional Library wants to reach senior citizens, so we are making it convenient for you to bring the library to your senior group home or facility.
Timberland has filled rolling carry-on suitcases with books in print, CD audiobooks, and DVD videos that let you offer your clients materials that:
- Stimulate the minds and memory through reading.
- Provide for the sharing of stories and experiences.
Contact your local TRL library to request a Senior Connect Box today!
Used Books
Donate Your Used Books to the Library
TRL welcomes donations of books and other materials. Library staff evaluate all donated materials for possible addition to the Library's collection.
Books in like-new or good condition are gladly accepted. We also welcome audios, videos, and CDs. We are unable to accept magazines or textbooks.
We accept gifts at any of our Timberland libraries. Books donated in boxes are most helpful. Unfortunately, we are unable to pick up boxes from a person's home or carry boxes into the library from vehicles.
In order for donated materials to be of use to the Library:
- Books must be intact. We cannot use materials with yellowed, brittle pages or damaged bindings.
- Books must have no stains or water damage. We cannot use wet or mildewed items.
- Books must not have an odor (examples: cigar, cigarette or musty odor).
- Books must not have notes, highlighting, or underlining in them.
Library staff do not assess the value of donated materials for tax purposes. We will be glad to give you a receipt which will also serve as the acknowledgement of your gift. If you'd like a receipt, please provide us with the number of items donated.
Donations accepted for addition to the TRL collection become the property of TRL, will be placed where most appropriate and will be available to all residents of the TRL district. Items not added to the TRL collection may be sold to the Friends of the local Timberland library for book sales. These groups are non-profit organizations that donate book sale proceeds to the local library in support of TRL's mission, programs and collection.
Timberland has been using outside vendors to sell discarded books, CDs and DVDs for several years. Using a partner, such as Thrift Books, makes financial sense because the items receive better market exposure, are priced by experts in the used book market and no TRL staff time is used beyond placing items in a box for pickup. In return TRL receives a percentage of the sales price. TRL received $95,000 in revenue from 2004 to 2013.
Items are constantly discarded from the collection for a variety of reasons including low or no use, poor condition and outdated content (applies particularly to medical and legal items). TRL adds nearly 140,000 items to the collection every year to meet the needs of library patrons. Since the library buildings cannot grow, some material must be discarded to make room on the shelves.
Items that may be listed as being in "good" condition on our bookseller's site may have been weeded because of low/no use or outdated content. The library often buys many copies of new books to meet patron demand. Once that demand has been met, the extra copies are discarded and sold to make room for new items.
Library Policies
Learn more about the Board of Trustees and view meeting schedules under About TRL.
Timberland Regional Library Board of Trustees meetings and associated documents are stored on AV Capture All.
If you see a variety of organizations listed, click the search icon to locate recordings of TRL meetings using: Timberland Regional Library, WA
Interlibrary Loan
Please either contact our Interlibrary Loan department at 1-800-562-6022 or call your local TRL branch directly.
Simply cancelling the listing of your hold on your online TRL account does not stop the item you requested from being sent from another library.
Please speak with library staff as soon as possible if you need to cancel or suspend your ILL request.
To submit an online ILL request, click on Interlibrary Loan Request. You may also submit an ILL request by calling or visiting any Timberland library, or by calling 1-800-562-6022 or 360-704-INFO in the Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater area.
Most ILL items will come within two weeks. However, harder-to-find items occasionally take up to six weeks to locate a library who owns the item and is willing to lend it, and for them to physically mail the item to TRL. You will be notified when your ILL request comes in the same way you are notified when your TRL holds are available for pickup. If you need an ILL item by a certain date, please make a note of this in the "additional comments" field on your request, and we will do our best to accommodate.
PLEASE NOTE: Not all ILL requests are successful. Some libraries do not lend DVDs or genealogical materials, for example. If your request cannot be filled, you will be notified and the request will be removed from your holds list.
TRL patrons can request print books (large print or regular print), DVDs or VHSs, music CDs or cassettes, audiobooks on CD or cassette, photocopied journal articles, and materials on microfiche or microfilm. If you are unsure if your desired item can be loaned through ILL, feel free to call (1-800-562-6022) or submit a question through Ask a Librarian and we will be happy to double-check for you.
PLEASE NOTE: Items published within the past year cannot be borrowed through ILL, but will be forwarded to Timberland's Collection Development Specialists for purchase consideration.
Patrons, with a regular or paid non-resident card, who do not have overdue ILL materials or fines of $10.00 or more on their account may request ILL items. TRL patrons may have a maximum of 5 active ILL requests (on hold or checked out) at one time and no more than 25 total holds.
Usually, it takes a day or two for requests to be processed and for us to locate potential lenders for the requested item, depending on how many requests there are on any given day. Your request will be manually created and placed on your account by the ILL staff as soon as we have submitted your request to the potential lending libraries.
Why do we ask how much you are willing to pay, if necessary? While TRL does not charge for ILL service, many other libraries do. We always try to fill your requests for free, but some things are only available from locations that charge fees. You will never be charged more than you have agreed to pay. Letting us know in advance how much you are willing to pay, will help us obtain your copy sooner if payment is necessary. If you don't wish to pay any fees even though your article isn't available for free, that is okay. Just enter 0 in the payment field.
If you couldn't find the item you were looking for in Timberland's collection, Timberland may be able to borrow your desired item from another library for your use. Timberland borrows items for patrons every day from willing libraries all over the US and Canada.
What are zines?
Zines (pronounced "zeen," like "bean") are self-published - often via photocopier - magazines with limited print runs. They can be on any topic or many, are usually written by one person or a few individuals, and typically provide an individualistic or alternative point of view. Copy and Destroy image from Stolen Sharpie Revolution zine by Alex Wrekk
The zine collection currently lives at the Olympia Timberland Library, where they are arranged in alphabetical order by title. You can search for zines in the catalog and request them to be sent to the Timberland library of your choice.
You can check out up to fifty total items, including zines, with your Timberland library card. You may keep a zine for three weeks and renew it twice as long as nobody else is waiting for it. You will pay 15 cents per day for each zine that you return late.
No, you can return your zines to any Timberland library branch.
We purchase zines that we have found to be of general interest to the readers in our communities with an emphasis on local and Northwest zines. We collect zines in over 40 subject areas, including: Activism, Body Image, Comics, Disabilities, DIY & How-to, Elderly, Feminist, Food, Homelessness, Humor, LGBTQ, Literature & Poetry, Music, Parenting, Punk, & Teen zines.
Zines are the purest form of counterculture expression that exists in printed form, and insightful indicators of current times. They represent the under-represented and give voice to marginalized members of society. Zines are interesting and cheap, and as a public library, it is our job to provide access to all types of information.
Timberland accepts zine donations that fit our collection guidelines, and we place an emphasis on zines that were created locally. If we decide that a zine isn't right for our collection, we give the zines back or donate them elsewhere, based on your preference.
Yes - please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com or call (360) 352-0595.


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Shipping and Delivery
1. We will take one of those carrier's service to deliver your items: USPS, Fedex, DHL, UPS and other Ground Truck Carriers;
2. The goods will be delivered to the address you give when you placed your order;
3. Agfabric.com provide free standard shipping to 48 states areas throughout the United Stateson every order with no order minimum for our members. Shipping to Alaska & Hawaii & Pureto Rico charges need to be added by contacting;
4. When our carrier delivers your goods you will be asked to sign for the goods to acknowledge that you have received them;
5. If your delivery fails to be made on two attempts, then your order will be returned to us and if you wish us to redeliver the order, you will incur cost of the delivery charge again;
6. We make every effort to ensure we deliver the goods as soon as possible after your order is accepted. In the event of a delay we will contact you as soon as possible;
7. All timescales refer to working days.


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Elementary Calendar
Elementary Supply Lists
Click on the link below for the school supply lists for every elementary school classroom.
Supplies provided to JOM students are listed at the bottom of the supply list.
Enrollment Forms
Posted at Google Docs:
- Enrollment Information
- Transportation Information
- Technology Acceptable Use Policies
- Required for new students
Enrollment Information
Our Enrollment Forms plus the following items are needed in order to enroll a student:
- State Certified Birth Certificate
- Complete and up to date immunizations record
- Social Security Card
- Proof of Residency
- CDIB CARD, if applicable.


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The term "Tantra" originates from Sanskrit and consists in relaxation techniques. The term means link, connection, that designates the physical and spiritual link between two partners and the armonization of the couple with the univers.
Tantric massage in London is a technique developed in India, borrowed from the western societies for its therapeutic benefits.
Tantra techniques are practiced in India for thousands of years, but the documents written in Sanskrit are pretty difficult to translate. Known as "sacred sex", because this form of sexuality is known like a form of touching Divinity, Tantric techniques role is to extend the sexual act in order to intensify the sensations in climax point.


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Monday, March 21, 2016
Posted by Rot at 7:26 PM
Labels: blood, flickr.com, gore, old school, shirts, trees
4 comments:
- Vintage Seance said...
Love it.
- March 21, 2016 at 9:07 PM
- Rot said...
Yeah. it's a great gag.
Would be neat to do a faux clothesline...with a bloody sheet....or sheets.
- March 22, 2016 at 5:54 AM
- Dio said...
I laughed out loud at this photo - reminded me of Viago's date in What We Do In The Shadows, one of the best scenes in the movie!
- March 23, 2016 at 10:54 AM
- The Creeping Cruds said...
Ha! having played in a horror rock band for a long long time I knew exactly what this was when I saw it.
You always want to to "blood up your shirt" way out in the yard and let it dry on a branch for a while.
TIP: If it's summer, make sure there are no bees inside the shirt. They tend to be attracted by the fake blood (and if you leave it long enough you'll get some hummingbirds)..
- March 25, 2016 at 1:29 PM
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The deep coffee brown is too intense for me and I would reserve it for occasions or when I am trying out a particular look which requires an intense brow. Think Selena Gomez.
A beauty blog from the 2008 batch. Blogging before it was 'cool'.
All about brows
The deep coffee brown is too intense for me and I would reserve it for occasions or when I am trying out a particular look which requires an intense brow. Think Selena Gomez.
I know how difficult it is to find brow powders for asian skin ....i have the same issue I use the lancome brow pencil.. It makes my brow looks fake at times...
- 15 July 2011 at 14:47
- Y said...
Your brows are so nice! I've been using just regular black eyeshadow to fill mine in lol
- 15 July 2011 at 14:50
- Lina Kim ♥ said...
awee..u are great in doing your eyebrows! do you have any tips for me? my eyebrows are sparse and flat =(
- 15 July 2011 at 15:04
- Rakhshanda said...
amazing product Shifa..by the way you are looking so pretty in glasses.
- 15 July 2011 at 15:33
- Sami said...
Love your brows! I use a matt brown shadow from revlon xx
- 15 July 2011 at 16:26
- Donna ♥ Baby said...
you're eyebrows are perfect! i love that brow palette.. considering i dye my hair light and dark all the time that would be very handy lol
- 15 July 2011 at 16:55
- LaaLaa Monroe said...
I remember contacting them and checking out their website to order the HD Brow palette but they told me they were in the stages of being revamped so this must be the new revamped packages.
For a short time I was getting the actual HD Brows done professionally.
Now I know the palettes back I'll have to check it out :o)
- 15 July 2011 at 17:48
- Crissie said...
I sooo want this. Looks so natural. my eyebrows are super black. so i'll only get use out of two colors, have you used all of the colors? neutral look?
- 15 July 2011 at 18:34
- Get Gawjus! said...
@Lina Kim - Try feathering in a powder eyeshadow that is lighter than your hair colour and darker than your actual brow colour, with a liner brush. Also finish it off with a clear mascara as that will give it texture :)
- 15 July 2011 at 23:44
- Get Gawjus! said...
@LaaLaa Monroe - You are correct, these are the revamped palettes.
- 15 July 2011 at 23:45
- Get Gawjus! said...
@Crissie - I only used two colours as one was too dark for me. You could probably get away using the chocolate brown and the darkest colour.
- 15 July 2011 at 23:48
- Gauri said...
I like thaat!
Lovely colors & style :D
- 17 July 2011 at 08:47
- Afterglow Cosmetics said...
Browns can be effectively used on dark or brown skin tones to create a very attractive look.i love this palette full of colors I love.natural cosmetics
- 19 July 2011 at 18:11
- The Beautifier said...
Great product, your brown look perfect and you look so stylish with your glasses on!
- 21 July 2011 at 14:00


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Diamond Living In Canton Georgia
Diamond Ridge is a residential community just off Butterworth Road in Canton Georgia Cherokee County 30114. Houses in Diamond Ridge range in price from the low $100,000's to the mid $200,000's and were built between 2002 and 2015. Community amenities include cable television availability, club house, homeowners association, playground, swimming pool, sidewalks, street lights, and lighted tennis courts.
HOA fees, at time of post, are $475 per year.
Homes Currently For Sale In Diamond Ridge – VISIT
Houses in Diamond Ridge have from 3 to 4 bedrooms and 2.5 to 3 bathrooms. Lots range from 1/3 to 1/2 acre and the neighborhood style is traditional. Homes have 2 car garages. Features seen in homes at Diamond Ridge include hardwood floors, open floor plan, plenty of natural sunlight, crown molding, large kitchen, and more!
More Canton GA Homes For Sale Priced $150's to $300,000 – VISIT
Just north of Woodstock, Canton is a great city with lots of history and things to do! With a total area of 18.7 square miles and a population density of 1,235 people per square mile, Canton is buzzing with things to do. If you are looking for shopping and dining destinations, check out downtown or Canton Marketplace off Hwy 20. In addition, there are several recreational parks such as Boling Park, Brown Park, Burge Park, Cannon Park, and Heritage Park. Finally, don't forget about festivals and events, like the Canton Farmer's Market and others.
At time of post, public schools assigned to Diamond Ridge are:


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The 2007 Toronto International Film Festival ended recently and the 2008 Sundance Film Festival is just around the corner, and these have gotten me thinking (uh oh!).
I've been thinking about why it is that some movies that are so mediocre go on to earn hundreds of millions of dollars at the box office while other films that are just as good (and quite often far better) end up unseen not talked about. While I enjoy a good popcorn movie as much as the next guy, I do tend to hold even action and sci-fi movies to a higher standard than the average 14 year old.
So I find it extremely frustrating when movies that seem to be mediocre or worse make incredible amounts of money and give some directors credibility and the opportunity to pump out more schlock, while other movies that are better go on to make almost nothing and those directors continue to have to fight to get movies made.
Let's look at some examples from the last 10 years or so...
Most recently we had the mega-monster hits Spider-man 3 and Transformers. Each of these has grossed over $300 million so far at the box office. Now I'll grant you that these are well known names - Spider-man 3 having a built in audience from the first two films, but Transformers? Sure, there's the nostalgia factor there, but I guarantee you that most of the people buying tickets didn't buy them due to nostalgia from their childhoods. It was due to an insane amount of marketing by Paramount/Dreamworks.
Now I realize that although I didn't like it much, on average it received ok reviews with the average being around stars (BTW, when I refer to average reviews here I'm not just taking movie critics into account, but also regular folks who vote at IMDB.com). Most people seem to have enjoyed it as just a fun rollercoaster ride of a movie. On the other hand a lot of folks thought that Spidey 3 was very weak, especially compared to the first two, but again, it became a "must see" event due to the studios merciless pummeling of our senses via advertising.
Unfortunately not only pretty good movies get monster marketing campaigns to promote them and therefore end up making some decent coin for the studios. As evidence I present to you: Norbit. This was Eddie Murphy in a fat suit as well as in multiple roles. It went on to make over $95 million despite the fact that the average review for it was stars. Great word of mouth? I don't think so. Tons of marketing effort? I'd have to say: yeah.
Compare that to say, the action-packed, crazy and fun Shoot 'em Up, which despite the average rating of only made just over $12 million, or the oh-so-excellent () Serenity which only made it to about $25 million.
Were these films better than Norbit? More entertaining for the average movie viewer? Of course they were.
So why didn't the studios put as much marketing muscle behind movies that probably would have done better with a bigger push? Better movie = better word of mouth, but you have to get enough people to lay eyeballs on it in the first place in order to talk about it.
Here's a table listing a cross-section of blockbusters along with smaller films that I think would have a wide appeal if people had actually ever heard of them. Some of them did relatively well despite lousy or not enough marketing just because they were so good. Included is an upcoming movie that I think will suffer due to almost complete lack of marketing: The Signal.
|Spider-man 3
|The Iron Giant
|Dark City
|Shoot 'em Up
|Zero Effect
|The Signal (not released yet)
Have you even heard of some of these films? And notice how the number of theaters and weeks in release drops despite the fact that all the films lower on the list are considered better than the movies up at the top. The fantastic animated film The Iron Giant went on to make a ton in DVD sales due to word of mouth. Sure Slither was kind of a niche film being a horror comedy, but look at how well the stupid Scary Movie series did. Fido is a zombie comedy starring Carrie-Anne Moss (from The Matrix trilogy) and Billy Connolly. It was ridiculously good but I'm betting that you've probably never even heard of it. Of course who can blame you, when it was only released at 67 theaters!!
Other great ones worth checking out are Dark City, a cool film noir sci-fi movie that stars (are you ready?) Keifer Sutherland, William Hurt and Jennifer Connelly and The Zero Effect, an offbeat detective comedy that was great and included Ben Stiller and Bill Pullman in the cast. Oh, and let's not forget Idiocracy: a bizarre, funny and scathing commentary on the average American's disinterest in the world in general and how things work. Whose movie is that? Only Mike Judge, the guy who brought us Office Space and the animated series Beavis and Butthead and King of the Hill.
The other odd thing is that most of the movies that are in the lower half of the list cost a fraction of what the movies at the top did. You'd think the studios would look at these lower cost films as having far more upside in regards to return on each dollar invested. Ok, sure if a movie cost $100 million and makes $300MM that's $200MM profit. But they're spending $1 to earn $3. With the smaller films they don't have to put as much money at risk and $1 could return $6 or even more, and they could put more of them out.
I don't know, it just chaps me to see crappy movies do so well while movies that are just as much fun and entertaining fall by the wayside.
Thanks to The Movie Blog, Box Office Prophets, IMDB and Box Office Mojo for reference material and ideas.


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Maryellen has been selling real estate in Philadelphia for more than three decades achieving over $200 million in sales. She has been a top producing agent with Plumer & Associates Inc., Realtors for the past 30 years. Her experience has earned her numerous prestigious awards including the Philadelphia Magazine Five Star Real Estate Agent Award, the Greater Philadelphia Association of Realtors Diamond and Platinum Awards and she has recently received a Certified Negotiations Expert designation.
Her area of focus and expertise is in Center City Philadelphia. She is a native Philadelphian and lives and works today among the same neighborhoods that she spent her whole life getting to know.
Her success is directly attributed to knowing the residents and obtaining their trust and confidence. As a result, 90% of her business comes from past clients and referrals.
Whether you're relocating to Philadelphia or simply moving to a new neighborhood and want to work with an expert who knows the city and still puts customer satisfaction first, give Maryellen a call.


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The new RYA Essential Navigation and Seamanship course is now live on the RYA Interactive website. This is a short introductory course that teaches you the basics of how to navigate and stay safe on the water. It's designed to be useful for all who go to sea – whether in RIBs or yachts or fishing boats. It is relevant for crew as well as skippers.
You can work at your own pace, in your own home, using quality teaching materials for which the RYA is well-known throughout the world. The course pack includes navigation instruments (dividers and plotter) which are yours to keep and to take with you when you go sailing.
You can see an introduction to the course and what it includes by clicking here.
To encourage you to try it, the RYA are offering a voucher worth


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Inspections are showing a continued trend of services with staff not garda vetted. Tusla are going to start escalating this non-compliances as per Q91 below, in addition if they come across a service with no staff garda vetted which they have, they will be closing the service until garda vetting is obtained.
It is extremely important for all staff to have garda vetting. Please see details from Tusla FAQ Question 91 below. It is therefore important to plan for potential relief staffing needs and to complete risk assessments for recruitment.
Q91. How does the National Vetting Bureau Children & Vulnerable Persons Act, 2012 impact on my early years service?
A: From the 29th April 2016 it is a criminal offence not to have Garda vetting disclosure when working with children and vulnerable adults.
If a person was employed in a service before April 29th 2016 and when Tusla inspect and it is found that there is no Garda vetting disclosure, it will result in:
Where new staff members commences in a service after the 29th April 2016 and the staff member has no Garda vetting disclosure on Inspection Tusla early years inspectorate will be asking the registered provider to remove the person from the service until the Garda vetting disclosure is received in the Inspectorate.


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A little bit more about us....
Queen's Visit to Belfast in 2014
The Queen's visit to St George's Market, Belfast-
Harriett was one of 12 traders selected for the Queen to stop at their stalls during her Jubilee visit in 2014.
The Queen commented on the beautiful colours when she stopped at the Hand Crafted by Harriett Moore-Boyd stall and had a chat with Harriett about her yarn.
Good Vibrations 2012
Harriett was given the fantastic opportunity to create two 80s style jumpers for the film 'Good Vibrations' in 2012. Harriett picked the yarns and made samples to allow the Producers to decide which style best suited the scenes they were required for.
The Good Vibrations film tells the true story of Terri Hooley, the rebellious Belfast music lover who launched his own record label, dubbed "Good Vibrations," in the 1970s, and quickly emerged as a key figure in the Irish capitol's thriving underground punk scene.
The jumpers as made by Harriett, below.


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This week in the personalize your wedding series we are talking about escort cards and place cards. Before we get into how you can personalize these, let's go over the difference between the two. Are you thinking "wait, there is a difference?" you are definitely in the majority. Most people don't realize they are separate things and serve different purposes. There are a few reasons you should have both, and also reasons where you don't need one of them.
Place cards are for the table setting. These are generally found on or around the seat where the guest should be sitting. Place cards are a way to indicate the meal a person should receive, and/or where they should be sitting.
Escort cards are most often found all together on an escort table or in an escort area. They are used to guide each guest to their table.
A few occasions when you should have both:
- If you have a large guest count it's nice to make sure couples will be sitting directly next to each other. Sometimes a few people will sit down at a table and not pay attention to the single chairs on either side. This can be avoided by having both types of cards.
- Plated meal with more than one meal option. Did you have guests select which meal they would like to have? This is when that will come into play. Place cards will help the servers know who ordered which specific meal.
When is it okay to just have one? Which one should you have?
I always recommend having escort cards. Even with a small number of guests it helps the reception stay organized and be ready quickly. When there isn't a seating chart you may end up with chairs moved around, some guests not comfortable with where they need to sit, or even running out of space. By creating a seating chart beforehand and then creating escort cards you are saving yourself, your vendors and your guests the trouble of doing the guess work.
Now lets get to the fun part…how to show off your personality with either option.
Escort cards and seating cards can really add to your wedding day theme and be a reflection of your personality. Pinterest has endless ideas, (check out our escort & place card board here!) but try thinking outside of the box a little bit.
Is there something small that has been a symbol of your relationship?
Did you meet in Georgia? What about having a calligrapher write on peaches? We once used oranges with calligraphy and it was adorable!
Do the both of you enjoy a delicious cup of coffee? A mini jar with coffee grounds and a calligraphy tag with a table number is a sweet idea.
For the nautical hearts like ours, we love including beachy details. Beach glass place cards, or oyster shell escort cards. There are so many options when it comes to nautical themes.
Some other fun ideas are candles with personalized labels for a romantic wedding, a small herb with a wooden stick as the table number for a couple that loves to garden together, or even back to simple and have a calligrapher write your escort cards in colors to match your wedding.
Did you know the difference between escort and place cards? Which of these ideas is your favorite?


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S: 6 Amazing Photographs
BC: All pictures courtesy of wickedreport.com 911 Picture from dailymail.co.uk | I chose my rollerblading picture of myself as my most favorite because it is a sport that I could never stop doing. I've been skating my whole life, and feel very comfortable with every trick I perform. This photo was taken by my buddy Shane Yelican at the Emmaus Library Rail around three months ago. I hope to take more pictures and put them in future assignments!
1: Stricken Child Crawling towards Food Camp Photo: Kevin Carter | 911 Photo: Nicolas Sarkozy
2: Afghan Girl: 1984 Photographer: Steve McCurry
3: The Plight of Kosovo Refugees (1999) Photo: Carol Guzy | Burning Monk Photo: Malcolm Browne


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7 reasons to ditch the tampons./
Every once in a blue moon, I catch someone doing it. I recognize their movements as they hide something in their fist and in a rapid pace walk off to the bathroom.I know because I used to do exactly the same. Tampon smuggling!
Jokes aside, I have been meaning to write a post like this for a while now, because ever so often I get the realization that everyone, including many of my friends, have not taken part of this little revolution - the one of using a menstrual cup just yet.
This post is dedicated to you, but and to the wee product that has completely revolutionized my periods. Below I have listed 7 reasons why you should ditch the tampons and come join us!
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It saves you money.
→ The average woman ends up using about 11'000 tampons in a lifetime, whereas one menstrual cup has a life expectancy of 5-10 years. That keep plenty of £$€ in your wallet!
It is environmentally friendly.
→ Plastic wraps, paper boxes, brochures and whatnot... The amount of packaging for these disposables produce enough waste to fill an entire dump truck during your period years!
It is safer to use.
→ The cup does not contain any BPA's, Chlorine or other nasties you wouldn't want to shove up there!!! Nor does it interfere with your natural happenings down there - hence it will not dry you out!
It holds more fluid.
→ A menstrual cup holds on average 5x the amount of a tampon. And thus do not have to rush off to the ladies room as often (while trying to hide a tampon in your hand) you can sleep ~safer~.
It makes you more aware of your body.
→ Suddenly you know exactly how much blood leaves you day-by-day through your period. Personally I found this one rather fascinating, this phenomena had been going on for years and I never knew?!
It equals COMFORT.
→ Not only is the cup suitable for any day of your period (which means less jiggling around with what size tampon to use - super this, mini that) but when inserted correctly you will not even notice it is there!
It saves space.
→ This goes for both your bathroom cupboard and your bag. The cup takes minimum space when traveling. Especially for myself as a backpacker, who wants to use valuable bag space for tampons and pads? Not me thank you very much!
I will give you a bonus one, and take this from someone who used to work extra as a cleaner, few things smell as horrendous as the coagulated blood on your disposed tampon.
I have used my mooncup for about two years now and, like I mentioned above, it has facilitated my periods so much! Sure I will admit to thinking it was a bit tricky at my first go, but let's be real - 11 year old me was not exactly a natural born tampon pro either. If that attitude prevents one from trying new things, that goes for a fairly meager life.
What are your thoughts on cups vs. tampons?


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La Ventana | 15 Nov | Dinner 7pm [2 Pax Wine Pairing]
Regular price $301.30
"Finally, we can't stress how important it is for you to save room for the Crème Brûlée. We're going to go big right now and exclaim that it's the best dessert we've wrapped our tongues around in years. There's zesty-but-sweet lemon caramel pooled at the bottom, light cream custard foam wrapped around a secret layer of toffee ice cream in the middle, and a thin topping of melt-in-your-mouth burnt caramel on the top. If you go to La Ventana for one reason; this is it." - Honeycombers
Top up R De Ruinart for each of your purchase here!
*All Ruinart Champagne bottle need to be consumed at the respective restaurant.


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make generate-plist
Number of commits found: 32
Remove expired ports:
2018-12-10 net/g2ipmsg: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 net/grdesktop: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 textproc/gnome-spell: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 textproc/sagasu: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/planner: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/multisync: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/drivel: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/notecase: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/gtodo: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/gtweakui: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/gnotime: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 deskutils/gruler: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 japanese/gjiten: GNOME 2 application
2018-12-10 graphics/truevision: GNOME 2 application
Deprecate some GNOME 2 applications
With hat: portmgr
Make libgnome and libgnomeui not implying esound dependency
It has been a while both does not depend anymore on esound, before this change
esound dependency was wrongly added to plenty of packages which actually does
not depend on it.
While here:
- audio/glame: remove esound support
- games/monkeybubble: add an explicit dependency on esound
- sysutils/gnome-schedule: add en explicit dependency on pkg-config
- comms/kb: add missing dependency on pkgconfig
- x11-toolkits/libgnomeui:
* update to 2.4.5
* use USES=localbase
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories m, n, o, and p.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
MASTER_SITES cleanup.
- Replace ${MASTER_SITE_FOO} with FOO.
- Merge MASTER_SITE_SUBDIR into MASTER_SITES when possible. (This means 99.9%
of the time.)
- Remove occurrences of MASTER_SITE_LOCAL when no subdirectory was present and
no hint of what it should be was present.
- Fix some logic.
- And generally, make things more simple and easy to understand.
While there, add magic values to the FESTIVAL, GENTOO, GIMP, GNUPG, QT and
SAMBA macros.
Also, replace some EXTRACT_SUFX occurences with USES=tar:*.
Checked by: make fetch-urlall-list
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Upgrade to 0.4.
Cleanup plist
Rename all patches that contain '::' as a path separator, and use
'__' instead.
- Port is stage safe
- Convert to new LIB_DEPENDS format
- Remove manual creation and removal of share/applications, as it's now in the
mtree (categories starting with m)
Approved by: portmgr (bdrewery)
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
Add an explicit dependency on pkgconf
Cleanup unmaintained ports in the misc category:
- Single space for WWW in pkg-descr
- Ordering if of items in Makefile
- Trim headers
- Comment should not begin with leading article
- Pet portlint
Update PCRE to 8.32
Introduces the UTF-32 library pcre32
Bump PORTREVISION in dependent ports
- update png to 1.5.10
Bump pcre library dependency due to 8.30 update
- Add LDFLAGS to CONFIGURE_ENV and MAKE_ENV (as it was done with LDFLAGS)
- Fix all ports that add {CPP,LD}FLAGS to *_ENV to modify flags instead
Submitted by: myself
Exp-runs by: pav
Approved by: pav
- Get Rid MD5 support
- update to 1.4.1
Reviewed by: exp8 run on pointyhat
Supported by: miwi
- update to jpeg-8
- bump all port that indirectly depends on libjpeg and have not yet been bumped
or updated
Requested by: edwin
Bump portrevision due to upgrade of devel/gettext.
The affected ports are the ones with gettext as a run-dependency
according to ports/INDEX-7 (5007 of them) and the ones with USE_GETTEXT
in Makefile (29 of them).
PR: ports/124340
Submitted by: edwin@
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- Remove unneeded dependency from gtk12/gtk20 [1]
- Remove USE_XLIB/USE_X_PREFIX/USE_XPM in favor of USE_XORG
- Remove X11BASE support in favor of LOCALBASE or PREFIX
- Use USE_LDCONFIG instead of INSTALLS_SHLIB
- Remove unneeded USE_GCC 3.4+
Thanks to all Helpers:
Dmitry Marakasov, Chess Griffin, beech@, dinoex, rafan, gahr,
ehaupt, nox, itetcu, flz, pav
Tested on: pointyhat
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
Presenting GNOME 2.20.1 and all related works for FreeBSD. The official
GNOME 2.20 release notes can be found at
http://www.gnome.org/start/2.20/notes/en/ . Beyond that, this update
includes the new GIMP 2.4 (courtesy of ahze).
The GNOME 2.20 update also includes a huge change in the FreeBSD GNOME
hierarchy. We are now using the more standard DATADIR of ${PREFIX}/share
rather than ${PREFIX}/share/gnome. The result is that fewer patches and
hacks are needed to port GNOME components to FreeBSD. This will mean some
user changes may be required, so be sure to read /usr/ports/UPDATING for
more details.
This release and the things we accomplished in it would not have been
possible without mezz's crazy idea to collapse DATADIR, and his persistence
to make it happen successfully. Ahze and pav also deserve thanks for
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
- Add SHA256
Bump PORTREVISION to chase the glib20 shared library update.
Bump PORTREVISION to chase the glib20 shared lib version change.
Bump PORTREVISIONS for all ports that depend on atk or pango to ease in the
big upgrade.
Support CXXFLAGS properly
Fix build with system CC on -stable
PR: ports/68633
Submitted by: Ports Fury
add missing libgnomeui depend
fix build on -stable (use gcc33)
Noticed by: bento via kris
add gregexp 0.3
A graphical regular expression explorer
Servers and bandwidth provided byNew York Internet, iXsystems, and RootBSD
10 vulnerabilities affecting 139 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
* - modified, not new
All vulnerabilities
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Yum! I love praline! This looks so good.
Pecan Pralines
Get a taste of New Orleans right at home!
These sweet, chewy, pecan-laced confections are easy to make, require only a handful of ingredients, and come together in minutes!
Laissez les bon temp rouler!
- ¾ cup light brown sugar, packed
- ¾ cup white sugar
- ½ cup vegan sour cream
- 1 tablespoon light corn syrup
- ¼ teaspoon baking soda
- 1 tablespoon vegan butter
- ½ teaspoon vanilla bean paste
- 1 cup pecan halves
- To a medium non-stick pot over medium heat, add turbinado sugar, white sugar, vegan sour cream, light corn syrup, and baking soda. Stir frequently until combined and sugars are dissolved.
- Increase heat to medium-high and bring mixture to a boil. Continue cooking, without stirring, until a candy thermometer reads 240 degrees F. Remove from heat.
- Stir in vegan butter, vanilla bean paste, and pecan halves.
- Onto a prepared baking sheet, drop mixture by spoonfuls, 2 inches apart. Allow to cool completely and serve at room temperature.
7 thoughts on "Pecan Pralines"
I remember the very first time I went to New Orleans and I happened to be lucky enough to be there during the very early parades. And, of course, I was also lucky to get to try authentic pralines. So good. Your vegan version looks delish!
I love pecans! What a delicious recipe!
Just as I was wondering what I could do with that bag of pecans we have leftover from the holidays – this is perfect! I can't wait to try them. The photos look killer!
Sounds like a yummy indulgence!


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Elegance and originality will impregnate your desktop with our Ladder table. With its two upper shelves and a drawer on the right side, you will have guaranteed a perfect organization. In addition, it has a large surface on the side of the table, so you can be on your own. Inspired by an easel painting, it will surpirse you! Keep in mind the table should be affix to the wall to get a good stabilty.
Large: 120 cm Bottom: 60 cm High: 184.6 cm
Estimated delivery time 20 days
Logistic service of furniture delivery.The delivery is made on the ground floor.
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