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Unique and Unexpected Things to do in Oceanside
Known for its iconic wooden pier, wide sandy beaches, picturesque harbor, bustling downtown and a growing reputation as the leading destination for foodies in San Diego County, Oceanside certainly has a lot to offer! But what about those that are interested in doing something a little more off the beaten path, a little quirky, and most certainly unique? Look no further, Oceanside has you covered with these awesome activities you might not have ever expected!
Ultimate Selfie Helicopter Experience
Riding a helicopter over the scenic coastline is something to behold, and Waverider Helicopter Tours in Oceanside takes it one step further with a distinct package that is sure to give you pictures that are both unforgettable and completely unique!
This 'Ultimate Selfie Package' gives riders the chance to not only fly with the doors off but also take pictures with their feet hanging out over the edge giving an incredible visual to share with your friends and followers! The 10 minute trip flies over the iconic Oceanside Harbor and Pier so that you have the perfect backdrop to your ultimate selfie photographs. These flights are available for up to three riders at the same time, and can be booked at Waverider Helicopter Tour Packages.
Indoor Skydiving
iFLY Oceanside is the newest indoor skydiving facility to land in North County San Diego. Experience the feeling of weightlessness in a safe and controlled environment inside their state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel. iFLY is fun for the whole family, with children as young as 3 years of age to adults as old as 103 able to fly!
While planning your visit to iFLY Oceanside, you can book a soaring team building event, experience a birthday party that takes flight, go on a STEM field trip or begin your bodyflight skills with flight school!
Outdoor Skydiving
For an un-matched view of the coast, the adventurous types can partake in a truly unique skydiving experience. The only one of its type on Southern California's coast, GoJump Oceanside offers skydivers 13,000 feet in the air views that not only include the ocean and beaches below, but even San Diego to the south, Catalina Island to the west, and Dana Point to the north!
Self Guided Mural Tour
If you've ever driven through downtown or south Oceanside there's a good chance you spotted a few colorful murals along the way. The love of the arts runs deep in Oceanside, so much so our city is defined by the California Arts Council as one of fourteen state-recognized cultural districts! This passion is most obviously portrayed on the exterior of many downtown buildings, both new and old, which often feature vibrant colored murals that seem to almost pop off the walls.
With over two dozen murals within the coastal neighborhoods, the best way to experience them is to take a self-guided tour. No need to aimlessly search however, we've done the hard work for you by compiling the location and a picture of each mural so that you can create your own route and stop by all of your favorites for that perfect urban selfie!
Click on the top, left map icon to expand specific mural location information
Click on the top, right icon to open in Google Maps application
Escape Rooms
The fun and challenging experience of an escape room has come to Oceanside! With themes ranging from Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory to a Prohibition Ransom at Boss-Play Escape Rooms, to 1970's time capsules at School of Hard Locks, to a time machine or Atlantis theme at Codebreakers Escape Room, there's sure to be something for everyone! So gather up your friends, family and co-workers to embark on a race against time to escape. Will your group have what it takes to make it out? There's only one way to find out!
Fat Tire Electric Scooter Rentals
Want to ride in style along Oceanside's beautiful coastline and downtown area? Look no further than Ride O'side's electric fat tire scooters! Permitted in bike lanes and along bike trails, the scooters top out at 20 miles per hour and thanks to their large tires ride smooth and stable! Rentals are available by the hour or by the day to fit your needs and schedule.
BONUS: Riders can pick up Visit Oceanside's new bike map for tips on where to ride and sites to see along the way. Available at Oceanside's California Welcome Center, the pocket-sized map features handy information such as route descriptions and rate of difficulty, unique sightseeing opportunities and even places to fuel up before, during and after a ride.
Ukulele Night
For those that love music and don't mind getting a little out of their comfort zone, Oceanside Broiler located in Oceanside Harbor, hosts weekly ukulele meetups every Thursday from 6pm-8:30pm. Organized by the Ukulele Society of America, this weekly gathering is a fun and quirky way to spend a Thursday night, and visitors are more than welcome to join in the fun! Pat Soares, a volunteer at the California Welcome Center and regular attendee of the Ukulele Nights, had this to say about the gatherings. "Our Thursday nights playing ukulele and singing along are lots of fun and very uplifting!! We play Hawaiian music, Beatle tunes, a little country, show tunes, and good ol' rock n' roll!! Our Hula Dancers always make us smile."
No prior experience or skill level is required to take part in the festivities, and if you have any questions or need help this friendly group will be more than happy to give assistance. Regular attendees pay $3 per week, but there is no fee for your first visit and there is no sign-up required; all you have to do is show up! Don't have a ukulele with you? No problem! The Ukulele Society has loaner ukuleles available, and the songs are projected on a large monitor so that you can follow along.
For the extra adventurous there are also hula lessons offered for $3 from 4:45pm to 5:45pm to dance along with the music being played.
Sumo Surf Tubes
One of the best things about Oceanside is of course the beach! Whether you are a surfer, a casual swimmer, a boogie-boarder, or a body surfer the ocean offers the opportunity to have hours of fun in the waves. If you're craving a new sensation out in the water, and don't take yourself too seriously, Up Sports offers the perfect rental option for you!
'Sumo Surf Tubes' turn your body into a gliding body-surfing machine, capable of riding the biggest waves Oceanside has to offer! "You definitely can't take yourself too seriously and not be shy about how much attention you'll get from the curious onlookers!" said Eric Alden of Up Sports Oceanside Surf Shop. Three are available for rent in Oceanside, so it is a good idea to call ahead and reserve them in advance. The minimum height requirement is about 5 feet due to the length of the tube itself, and for the more serious body surfers it is recommended you wear fins to help you get out to the bigger waves. Eric went on to say that "kids and adults alike come back with big grins laughing about how much fun they had rolling around in the waves wearing the Sumo Tube."
To see them in action visit Sumo Tube Party.
Thursday Market Day
Thursday's are some of the best days in Oceanside, with people coming from far and wide to participate and experience the wonderfully diverse Farmers and Sunset Markets taking place every week, year round. Located centrally in downtown Oceanside, visitors will be treated to an expansive sea of pop-up tents filling the streets, each with their own unique sights and smells that contribute to a visceral experience that will have your senses firing on all cylinders!
Going from 9am to 1pm, the Farmers Market kicks off the festivities. This market is the perfect place to pick up fresh local produce, blooming and fragrant flowers, gourmet treats, freshly baked goods, organic honey and more. The Farmers Market doesn't stop there, unlike other similar markets this one also features dozens of craft booths that offer jewelry, clothing, soap and lotions, local photography and more in addition to food booths for those craving a ready-made meal such as panini sandwiches, gyros, and crepes.
Fast forward to 5pm and the larger Sunset Market begins. Featuring 200 merchants every week, this market spans four city blocks and is a constant year-round draw that brings people from all walks of life together. With over 40 food fenders making up the International Food Court, choose from numerous fantastic options for American Classics, Asian and Pacific Cuisine, Exotic Island Specialties, Classic European, Latin American, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and finally African fare. As you walk down the rows of booths the mouthwatering smells are sure to make you hungry so come with an empty stomach! If you're having trouble deciding which food to try check out our blog on What to Eat at the Oceanside Sunset Market.
Furthermore, in addition to gourmet treats and eclectic shopping the Sunset Market also offers live musical entertainment throughout the entire evening. To check the lineup visit Sunset Market Main Stage.
Grunion Run
There is no shortage of fishing opportunities in Oceanside, with long expansive shores and jetties, two fishing piers that allow for license-free fishing and a number of sports fishing charters in the harbor ready to help you catch the big one. For those that want an entirely different experience, one that requires no fishing rod, no lures and has to be seen to be believed, look no further than Southern California's famous Grunion Run!
Every year hundreds to sometimes thousands of grunion, a small 5-6″ silvery fish, ride the waves onto the shore purposefully beaching themselves as part of their remarkable spawning behavior. This momentous event occurs March through August for three to four days at a time, following a full or new moon and immediately after the tide has reached its highest point. The grunion run schedule is split into two parts, open season and observation only. During open season kids under 16 years old, and those 16+ with a California Sport Fishing License are allowed to catch the grunion. The catch? You must use your bare hands only, no traps or nets are permitted so expect to get a little wet and sandy!
Because this is a natural phenomenon there is no guarantee you will see the grunion on any given night. To help increase your chances however, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife have put together a schedule of expected grunion runs to maximize your chances of seeing this incredible spectacle. To learn more about these fascinating fish and this bizarre behavior, as well as when to go out to see them, visit Oceanside Grunion Run.


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In just a couple of weeks I will be previewing my latest works at Bettjeman's.
Grant and Phif Bettjeman, brand partners with Trelise Cooper, are hosting an evening of Bubbles of Bling where they'll be previewing new paintings from fabulous Auckland artist Audrey Coles (that's me) and launching Petra Bettjeman's new jewellery range.
Bettjemans has a long history of creating stunning award winning style and providing a haven of peace and pampering. Its a great opportunity to be working with them.
For the show I've been building on a series of paintings that expand the theme of vintage heritage as a way to commune with spirit. They are rich and opulent - utlising gold and silver leaf. There are some images below. I've also expanded my theme somewhat away from heritage china - but that is a surprise for those that come to the show.
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Friday 28th Feb, 6 - 8pm
Bettjemans Hair Salon, 52 Coates Avenue, Orakei
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Pop in on your way through for some bubbles and bling
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BYU Studies Volume 47 Issues 1–4
BYU Studies Volume 47 Issues 1–4
Volume 47, number 1
In this issue of BYU Studies, Jeff Walker examines newfound information about the 1838 Mormon conflict in Missouri. Due to U.S. preemption rights and land surveying practices, many Mormons settled on land in northern Missouri that they did not have to pay for until the surveys were completed. After surveying was finished, these preemption rights were an impetus for Missouri land speculators to force Mormons from the state. This article offers another perspective on the Mormons' forced expulsion. Most Latter-day Saints know about Orson Hyde's dedication of the Holy Land in 1841. Blair G. Van Dyke and LaMar C. Berrett look at ten subsequent apostolic rededications in their article "In the Footsteps of Orson Hyde." What kinds of hymns did the Latter-day Saints sing in the 1830s? And how did they sing them? Michael Hicks answers these questions in "What Hymns Early Mormons Sang and How They Sang Them." A little-known document from 1842, written by the Twelve Apostles, tells the Saints in Europe how to gather their resources and emigrate. Josh Probert tells us that this epistle is significant not only for its message, but for what it says about the role of Twelve in 1842. In a review essay focusing on The God Delusion, Steven C. Walker writes of the growing number of books that look at scientific evidence as a justification for atheism, showing the fallacies inherent in trying to impose materialist and reductive paradigms into the realms of faith, imagination, and religion.
Volume 47, number 2
In this issue, Edward L. Kimball presents a marvelous account of the 1978 revelation granting the priesthood to worthy men of all races. Beginning with a brief history of the priesthood ban, the article then traces President Spencer W. Kimball's personal support of the Church's longtime position until, at the death of President Harold B. Lee, it suddenly became his problem. The subsequent process by which President Kimball became convinced that the time for change had come, and how he involved his counselors and the Twelve in preparing for the divine manifestation that followed, is one of the finest examples of leadership in Church history. In an essay written thirty years after the revelation on priesthood, Marcus H. Martins, the first black missionary called after the revelation, reflects on what the change in priesthood policy has meant in his own life and in the Church. Paul Lambert and Thomas Wayment examine pen and pencil markings in Joseph Smith's New Testament translation, discuss editorial procedures he followed, and examine some clues about the preparation of the manuscripts for publication. Long before Friberg and Teichert, artists created narrative images of the Book of Mormon. Noel Carmack looks at the first published illustrations were made for The Story of the Book of Mormon (1888), a text used in Church education.
Volume 47, number 3
In this special issue pertaining to the Mountain Meadows massacre, guest editors Richard E. Turley Jr. and Ronald W. Walker include selections of important documents about the massacre. In 1892, historian Andrew Jenson interviewed Utahns who had information about the massacre. Several years later, David H. Morris, an attorney living in St. George, Utah, collected affidavits and statements about the massacre from long time residents as he contact with them in other dealings. The complete collections of documents appear in the book Mountain Meadows Massacre: The Andrew Jenson and David H. Morris Collections, published by BYU Studies. This issue also includes two articles about issues (problems with sources and dealing with violence) related to the massacre and reviews of two books about the massacre.
Volume 47, number 4
Much has been written about the assassination of Joseph and Hyrum Smith, but little attention has been paid to the crime scene in Carthage Jail. In this issue of BYU Studies, authors Joseph Lyon and David Lyon examine eyewitness accounts of the assault, the layout of the crime scene, the physical evidence left in the jail, and the types of weapons used and the wounds they inflicted on the Smith brothers, John Taylor, and Willard Richards. The Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard and the Prophet Joseph Smith both radically critiqued nineteenth-century Christian culture and called for drastic change in contemporary Christianity. David Paulsen examines the views of both men and shows them to be mutually reinforcing and illuminating. Sherry Baker explores the emerging discipline of Mormon media studies and introduces the Mormon Media History Timeline. Andrew Jenson (1850–1941), mission president and assistant LDS Church historian, kept a detailed record of his trip to Iceland in 1911 as president of the Danish-Norwegian mission. Journal entries and five photographs of that 1911 trip are presented here, introduced by Fred Woods. Steven Harper examines original manuscripts of Doctrine and Covenants 104 to clarify the connection between D&C 104:18 and Luke 16:23. This scriptural detail was brought to light through research associated with the publication of the Joseph Smith Papers.


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I have heard Bill Hybels, Senior Pastor of Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, IL, talk about an Acts 2 church. How he wants Willow Creek to be an Acts 2 church. But what is an Acts 2 church? Today's reading reveals this secret (not really a secret as it is in the Bible in plain view).
Verses 42-47 provide a concise summary of what the early church was about. It provides a model that can be applied to the modern church as well.
An Acts 2 church is characterized by:
Teaching. All Christians, new and experienced, need to further their spiritual formation. Teaching helps them understand this need and how to advance on this path.
Fellowship. The sharing experiences, learning from each other, and encouraging each other.
Joining in the breaking of bread. The remembering of what Jesus did for us on the cross. The realization that grace is a gift from God. The celebratory waiting for the return of Christ.
Prayer. This includes corporate prayer (i.e., church service) and private, personal prayer.
I feel Saint Matthews does a good job of all of this. But of course there is always room for improvement. What could you or I do to help make these improvements? I submit it is not always easy, but getting involved, using your spiritual gifts, is what we are all called to do. So get involved – if you are not sure how, talk to any church leader.
Wishing you much success in your walk with Christ,


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Event Management made easy with Sage CRM
The task of organising an event or training course can be a laborious and time-consuming process, usually involving a mass of Excel sheets and manual reconciliation of electronic or telephone invitations and RSVP's.
Sage CRM provides you with the perfect way to take the hassle out of event management. A brand new Event and Training Management module for CRM gives you an out-of-the box solution allowing your event organising team to minimise the time spent on event administration.
Identify your invite list
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- Once you have your total invite list, Sage CRM's Groups function allows you to segment according to type, region, address, turnover or product mix, and you can even split your invite list the job titles of your various contacts.
Send & track your invitations
- Using Sage CRM's brand new eMarketing functionality, you can send the mail to the Group of invitees that you chose above. CRM will automatically mail-merge the individual contact's information onto your invite. The eMarketing templates handle links, surveys, landing pages and, very importantly, unsubscribe requests, which update directly back to the CRM contact.
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I have a big problem.
The demo installation doesn't work at all… nothing is happening.
Designs are made based on this demo.
I need it to be imported asap or it will cost me quite a bit.
please help.
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Classes are held at our school in Mayfair in central London each Saturday in March, beginning March 5th. Class sizes are limited to ten people.
Note: March 5th class only has two places remaining. March 12th has four.
Class requirements:
Applicants will need to email to a sample of writing to be worked on in the class, preferably a scene of dialogue between a main character and one or more interlocutors. (However, it will be possible to work using different types of text.)
The excerpt should be between 1,500 and 2,000 words in length, and preferably accompanied by a 200 word synopsis of the work/projected work from which it comes.
Contact, booking and payment details for classes are online here.
Class schedule:
10:00 Greeting from founder Thomas W. Hodgkinson.
10.15 General introduction to 'The Method' by Thomas and co-founder Alexander Fiske-Harrison, incorporating Stanislaviski's motivation, Adler on script analysis, beat and action, scene study from film.
End with distribution of scenes for study from contemporary film and theatre.
11.30 Coffee
12:00 Cold readings
12:15 Lee Strasberg: Relaxation and Affective Memory Exercises
12:45 'Warm' readings and discussion
13:30 Lunch during which students will work on their own manuscripts, which will include notes from Thomas and Alexander, applying what they have learned so far.
15:00 Working on students works in turn, using readings and general discussion.
16.30 Coffee
17.00 Working on students works in turn, using readings and general discussion.
18:30 End
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Python module for near field communication¶
This documentation covers the '0.11.1' version of nfcpy. Source code, issue tracker and a question/answer section are at https://launchpad.net/nfcpy.
The nfcpy module implements NFC Forum specifications for wireless short-range data exchange with NFC devices and tags. It is written in Python and aims to provide an easy-to-use yet powerful framework for contactless applications. The software is licensed under the EUPL.
To send a web link to a smartphone:
>>> import nfc, nfc.snep, threading
>>> connected = lambda llc: threading.Thread(target=llc.run).start()
>>> uri = nfc.ndef.Message(nfc.ndef.UriRecord("http://nfcpy.org"))
>>> clf = nfc.ContactlessFrontend('usb')
>>> llc = clf.connect(llcp={'on-connect': connected})
>>> nfc.snep.SnepClient(llc).put(uri)
>>> clf.close()
There are also a number of Example Programs that can be used from the command line:
$ examples/beam.py send link http://nfcpy.org
- Overview
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1993 Mustang Gt Vibrant Red w/ Black Interior
- Condition: Used
- Make: Ford
- Model: Mustang
- Type: Hatchback
- Trim: GT
- Year: 1993
- Mileage: 49,288
- Color: Vibrant Red ES Paint code
- Engine size: 308
- Number of cylinders: 8
- Power options: Air Conditioning, Power Windows
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: Manual
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: Black
- Options: CD Player, Sunroof
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1993 Ford Mustang
Selling a 1993 Mustang GT with the ES paint code (vibrant red) and black interior. Records show only 549 Gts made in 1993. Engine isa 302 bored .040 to a 308. Holley top end kit, aluminum heads, E Cam, Holley throttle body, BBK cold air intake, 24 lb injectors with matched Granatelli mass air sensor, andPete Jackson gear drive.Stock T5 transmission with upgraded spec clutch, 3.73 gears, Engine was built by a local professional shop and has 6500 miles. All emissions parts are intact and car will pass emissions test. Has high flow cats, h pipe and flowmaster mufflers, as well as, shorty headers. Cross drilled and slotted rotors with new brakes on the front and new drums in rear. Four new tires with excellent tread. Car just passed Pennsylvania state inspection.
There is some sun fading on the front bumper and rear wing. Car is in great shape for a 23 yr old car. The interior is in excellent condition. The car will need some minor TLC to make it perfect. Soundsgreat with the camand steering and suspension are tight like they should be. Air conditioning blows cold. I would not hesitate to drive this car anywhere. Selling the car as is, I am not a dealer and can offer no warranties. This isdefinitely a collector's piece.


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(My Droid cell phone is a powerhouse of technology, but one needs the key to unlock its potential, and I never know where that is.)
I remember the title of this post coming into the American vernacular, and I recall being annoyed at its suggestion. It says we need simplicity for easy functioning, but I must say: As I've gotten older, I understand that principle. The most damning aspect of things I bought over the years was that in the last analysis, they weren't functional. Why? They were just too complicated. They needed an instruction booklet to accompany, and I never crack those.
For instance, years ago I bought one of those expensive, state-of-the-art microwaves that never merely cooked the meat. Instead, it asked "What are you cooking?" (and then offered choices). It next wanted to know, "How many pieces are you cooking?" (it self-regulated heat depending upon how many) You were supposed to pump in a figure of 1-4. It then asked "How do you want the meat done?" "Medium?" "Well-done?"
In other words, I had to have a conversation with it before it cooked the item. Clearly, all this exchange became annoying, and I stopped using it for any but the most basic needs. If anything required my accessing a user's manual, that never happened. I seldom do that for any product I buy.
But we've seen a steady rise in what products can do over the years. Remember, years ago, when a major appliance company came out with its stove, touting it as "the burner with a brain." Well, my microwave had more than a brain; it was fluent in several languages (English, Spanish, and Japanese, the language of its homeland). All it needed was someone to converse with.
What did I ultimately use it for? Defrosting items I forgot to leave out and popcorn (the icons depicting visuals these were visible on the command screen). Yep, that's right. My expensive, state-of-the-art, stainless steel, ebony-trimmed microwave was only ever employed for those two functions because I never put into play anything more sophisticated.
It's been that way all my life. If I had to read a booklet to get to understand a tool's capability, I never did, and so it never got to impress me with what it could do. But, in speaking with others who have their own items in various modes of disuse, I know I'm not alone in this.
My older daughter has a shower set-up that requires the interaction of 5 separate faucets in various degrees of turns to get at the necessary flow and temperature. Oh, again, it's the height of utilitarian wonder but you need a PhD to operate it. When I ask: "What's wrong with one main faucet coming out of the wall, fed by a hot and cold water faucet above?" I get met with incredulous stares. They don't know what I am talking about.
Why have that simplicity when one can have all this confusion?
Then there's their brand new wall oven. If the electricity goes out (due to power failures,) the timer on the oven resorts to blinking interminably. Better yet–In "I'll show you mode," it locks all other functioning of the oven until you get that item straightened out. Can you fix it easily? No, you must find the appliance booklet (probably buried in a drawer somewhere), turn to page 98, read the applicable part in English (Spanish is every other paragraph) and then approach the monster, prepared to do battle. An example: "By turning the left dial on the upper right hand panel 3/4ths. counterclockwise, while simultaneously holding the right dial at a 9:00 position, you can reset the apparatus.
By then, the family's resorted to eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and you've a monstrous headache.
You'll recall the tedious sequence when you find you have to resort to it again in another 6 months (following another power failure) and curse yourself you didn't (1) Leave the booklet out with proper pages marked (so you don't have to thumb through entire booklet again) or (2) Jot down bullet point instructions and leave on door of appliance.
And then there are those cars. When my battery died (I lost a few of these because I kept cars for so long), my radio ceased operating and I never recalled where I put the code. Oh, each time I promised myself I'd put it in a easily-attainable/memorable spot, but each time I forgot where.
And don't even get me started on my cell phone. I've only ever changed that 3 times in my life (the same number some young go through different models in a year.) Why? It's too damned hard learning a whole new system–especially at 65. This past year, when my husband gave me a Droid, I stood, holding the little menace as it rang and rang, while I tried pushing innumerable buttons to access the voice on the other end. I never did get that call (and many after).
With this phone, you need download their "booklet" of instruction on their website; it doesn't automatically come with it.
Give me back the old days when instructions were simple and they came on one sheet attached to the product. All this sophistication is a serious drain. I never care about the many things these tools can do. All I ever really want them to do is the job they were built to deliver in the first place.
So, to manufacturers: "There's a population out here who prefer our products simple: If it's a phone, let it act like a phone…period." We don't need instantaneous connect to the Stock Market's latest figures, directions as to where the nearest sushi bar is, a camera to take a picture of my favorite appetizer there, the latest weather report….on and on and on….
In other words, "Keep it simple, stupid." (Because ironically, we've discovered: That's the smarter way to go.)
Now, click on the following link and you'll discover there's a club for folks who buy and collect old/antique appliances. Here they can get those instruction booklets I never wanted to read (the internet never ceases to amaze me!):
http://www.antiquestoves.com/toac/stoveguides.htm#The CHAMBERS Idle Hour Guide
And here's even more interesting information as to how the term came about from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_principle
Now, got your own pet peeves regarding the products we use? There must be products that bug you as much as the ones that get me screaming. Let's share the misery! Comment section is below and I promise–It's easy. Just sign in and put e-mail address (for authorization it's "you"), then your comment.


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ISOWEEK 52 Weeks in the Year
Tech mistake |Stardate 12:20:2011 Week 51 SSC.Com Web Blog, Planet Earth. With only approximately two weeks left of the Year 2011, I believed we were rapidly approaching the 52nd week, signifying the completed cycle of 52 weeks in a year. At least that's what I thought.
Yes, we grew up learning that is takes 365 days for the Earth to complete a full orbit around the sun. Or, more accurately, Earth takes about 365 1/4 days (365.2425 days) to revolve around or orbit the Sun. The 1/4 of a day, is why we have a leap year (a year with an extra day [which is always February 29th]) every 4 years. OK, fair enough, and indeed 2012 will be a leap year! Happy Birthday to all those folks who were born on February 29th!
Nonetheless, it seemed no matter whether a leap year, 365 ¼ days, a small shift of the Earth's axis, or minor adjustment on the atomic clock, 52 weeks in a year was a sure certainty! Right? That's how we calculate our yearly salary after all – if you're a consultant its $X.xx per hour x 40 hours per week x 52. Or, to get your weekly salary as a W2 employee (very weakly ) we divide the annual pay divided by 52 weeks. So, why all the fuss about a week here or there?
Well, I was recently asked by a client to calculate the number of records in a table over this past year, broken down by week. No problem! I had a handy little T-SQL script, using of course, the Date function, Datepart (WEEK).
We already know that the Datepart as defined by the latest entry in the MSDN 2008 R2 library on T-SQL DATEPART, the part of date (a date or time value) for which an integer will be returned. By examining the article, we see a table listing all the valid datepart arguments such as Year, Month, and in this case Week. Week can be specified by using the argument week, wk, or ww –for example, DATEPART(week, getdate())
Now, if you run a simple statement using either of the above "week" arguments Select (wk,getdate()) this very week, or more to the point Select (wk,'2011-12-20'), it will return the week number, 52. Fifty-two? You mean, it's already the end of the year? Don't we have at least one week left until the New Year? Shouldn't this be the fifty-first (51st) week of the year? Not if there are fifty-three – 53 – weeks of the year. Say what? Yeah, I know. I guess that's why they call the date part "arguments"
According to this handy chart, Week Numbers for 2011, there are indeed 52 weeks in the year, and this week, the week of December 19, 2011, is indeed the 51st week. But not necessarily according to SQL Server.
What if the first and last weeks of the year have less than 7 days since Sunday is considered the start of the week. This then means there could be 53 weeks in the year.
So, what does this mean for all our queries and reports? In most cases, this means that January 1 is always week number 1 of the year, and the following Sunday starts week 2. We normally would consider Sunday the first day of the beginning of the week. The easiest way to return Day Of Week using T-SQL is to use DATEPART function: SELECT DATEPART(weekday,GetDate()) or dw (for day of the week).
Using DATEPART with dw (weekday) argument will return an integer value between 1 and 7. The Date part function with weekday parameter value returns day of the week based on the specified date. Remember 1 = Sunday and 7 = Saturday. Now if I use the simple query Select @@DATEFIRST, the value for US English is 7 by default which indicates the first day of the week is Sunday. And, just to make sure, you can also run Select @@Language to see what the default setting is:
Now we have another argument. If according to my server, we're using the default language setting us_english, and the first day of the week is '7' meaning Sunday, then why does select datepart(weekday, '2011-12-18') , the 18th being a Sunday, return '1' as the weekday number?
You can also find out the first day of the week for all languages with @@DATEFIRST and SET LANGUAGE here.
Well, back to the week number, and my query conundrum. It was a simple query to get a breakdown of the total number of records in an Audit table, by week. Here is a generic CTE query I wrote that was meant to do the job:
SELECT COUNT(*) AS No_of_AuditRecords, Week
SELECT DATEPART(WK,Create_Date), [WEEK] — Using the DatePart argument 'WK'
— did not get me the right week number. Use ISOWK instead.
FROM AuditRecordTable WITH(NOLOCK)
GROUP BY [Week] WITH ROLLUP –Rollup returns a row for the Grand Total of records
Well, after some due diligence, it all came back to me about an organization called the International Organization for Standardization , not IOS, but better known to us as ISO (how's that for standardization!?) If you're interested in the history, you can click on the highlighted link to see the Wikipedia entry, but I'm not going to bore you here. You can also refer to ISO 8601 which addresses date and time data. More specific to our discussion, you can read more about ISO week here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_week_date
Fortunate for whoever is using SQL Server 2008 and higher, there is a new option for the datepart() function. It can take an isowk parameter and tell you the ISO week number.
To get the official MSDN entry on the date functions, arguments and parameters in SQL Server 2008 R2, click here for the DatePart TSQL
I do acknowledge all you poor folks out there who are still stranded on SQL Server 2005 and below, so I provide you with two resource links that feature a cool function to get the ISOWeek. They also attempt to explain this little phenomena, but at least you can use the function. ISOWeek2000/2005 and dbo.udf_GetISOWeekNumberFromDate (But please, it's time to get onto SQL Server 2008, as SQL 2012, RC0 recently released, is right around the corner!)
Finally, by using the ISO shorthand, if I simply replaced the argument 'WK', with 'ISOWK', in my example above, the problem is magically solved, and all is right with the planets and the heavens.
And, that's a good thing, because otherwise, I'd have to wait a whole other week (for week number 53) to wish you all a Happy and Prosperous New Year 2012!
The article was originally published here.


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Raptors Revealed!
See Free Live Birds of Prey Shows at FeatherFest 2020
Migrating birds won't be the only wildlife you'll see during FeatherFest! Live birds of prey will soar right above you during the free raptor shows at the Galveston Island Community Center on Friday, April 17, at 3:00 p.m., and on Saturday and Sunday, April 18 and 19, at noon. Audience members of all ages will be enthralled as raptors demonstrate their hunting styles in exciting free-flight presentations. Everyone is sure to be all ears to hear about the birds' natural history and their unique traits and abilities.
Red-tailed and Harris's hawks, a Eurasian Eagle, Barn and Great Horned owls, Saker, Barbary and Lanner falcons, a Black Vulture and a Raven are among the raptors you'll see.
In addition to watching the free Community Center performances, hundreds of youth attend special Raptors Revealed shows at school. All of these presentations are part of the Galveston Nature Tourism Council's community education and outreach program.
You can help support GINTC's youth education efforts by joining the festivities at Raptors Uncorked Rewired!, a wildly popular, one-of-a-kind evening of raptor encounters plus dinner and wine. This ticketed event is Saturday, April 18, from 6 – 8 p.m. More details soon!
Want to know more about Raptors Revealed? Get a bird's eye view of the program presented at Galveston's Oppe Elementary here. The "oohs and awes" of the audience speak volumes about the birds as well as the show!
The raptors shown at FeatherFest are trained and cared for by Kevin Gaines and the Sky Kings Falconry team, which are dedicated to education and wildlife preservation. Click here to learn more about Sky Kings Falconry.
For Further Information
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
FeatherFest Hotline: 832.459.5533
Nature Tourism Info: 409.789.8125
Mail: Galveston FeatherFest, P.O. Box 1468
Galveston, TX 77553-1468
FeatherFest is a project of the Galveston Island Nature Tourism Council which supports nature tourism and education, and promotes the value of area natural habitats.
Free Shows:
FeatherFest Headquarters
Island Community Center, 4700 Broadway
Friday, April 17, 3:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 18, Noon
Sunday, April 19, Noon
Special Shows:
Saturday, April 18 – Raptors Uncorked Rewired
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Typhoon Roke has just hit Japan! The first few news reports and photos are just coming out. Typhoon Roke made landfall at Hamamatsu, just south east of the industrial city of Aichi, and this is its current location. It is on course for Fukushima, the city housing the troubled Daichi nuclear power plant. Tokyo might be hit too. Roke is expected to reach Fukushima in another two days time. The wind speed is 100 mph.
We had warned about the approach of this storm in a previous post here.
Landfall and destruction
Unlike Irene, which fizzled out as it made landfall, Roke did not die. It has caused heavy rains on the coastal region. High speed winds have caused enough destruction on their own. All operations at sea have been discontinued for the coming days.
Initial reports indicate that at least 4 people have died in this initial spell of rain. This number, no doubt, will rise as more is known of the storm's devastation. Aichi has been largely evacuated. The overflowing of the river that flows over Aichi has caused widespread flooding in the city.
Photos from the first few hours: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/worldnews/8778887/Typhoon-Roke-hits-Japan.html
Fukushima and the Nuclear Worry
The biggest worry is Fukushima and the damaged nuclear power plant. Radioactive material will over flow into the sea and the surrounding areas due to the heavy downpour. Officials had begun preparations for the approach of the storm a few days back and are continuing to reinforce the defences of the nuclear power plant. Cables have been tied down and maximum effort is being put to ensure that no radioactive water leaks onto the habitable areas.
Dai'chi Plant Was Dumping Radioactive Waste Into Sea: http://techie-buzz.com/science/japan-nuclear-radioactive-fears.html
Measuring Radiation: How Much Radiation is Too Much? : http://techie-buzz.com/science/radiation-risks.html
The Japanese Meteorological Department has advised the highest level of caution to be used due to heavy rains, strong winds and high waves. Very heavy rains are expected in the coming days with as much as 5 cm in one hour!
These are just initial reports. We'll continue tracking the storm, as it makes its way towards Fukushima with no expected loss in intensity.
We wish our beloved Japan the very best. It has been through worse in history, and it could fight back every single time. We know that this will be no exception.


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I'm so excited to share with you that today is the print release for Shadow Rising, book 2 in my spicy Shadow Slayers urban fantasy series! Although I'm a big reader of e-books, I have to admit that as an author, it's pretty cool to hold Shadow Rising in my hands and flip through the pages.
In celebration of the print release, I'm going to give away a signed trade paper edition of both book 1, Slayer's Kiss, and book 2, Shadow Rising! Simply enter the Rafflecopter giveaway below.
I'd like to say a special thank you to my Cassi's Crew members! You guys have made the release of this series so much fun!
Big Hugs,
Happy November, everyone! Wow, I can't believe Shadow Rising has only been out for five weeks! I still come across people who would like to read it, but wonder if they should read book 1, Slayer's Kiss, first. The answer is yes!
But I have super good news for you: if you've purchased Shadow Rising and you haven't read Slayer's Kiss, let me know! I have free digital copies left of Slayer's Kiss and I'd love to give you one! So for the first twenty people who contact me and show me they've purchased Shadow Rising (cut and paste, perhaps?), I'll send you a digital copy of Slayer's Kiss in the format you prefer for your e-reader!
Sound good? Simply e-mail me at cassicarver 1 @ gmail.com and claim your free book!
Free books make me happy!!!
This week has been so great!! On Tuesday, Shadow Rising came out, and I've been so grateful for all the support I've received from my writer friends and my readers! You guys are the best!!
So this week I'm doing a little blog tour to get the word out there about the release of Shadow Rising. On many of those sites, you may still be able to enter to win e-books one and two of The Shadow Slayers!! I'll post the links below in case you're feeling lucky! 😉
Tuesday at Fiction Vixen – Where I answer the question, "Where the heck is Mercury Island?" You can enter to win one of three sets of my e-books until the end of the day today!
And Reading On The Wild Side – I was interviewed by Arianne Cruz. You can enter this giveaway for one month from the original posting date!
Wednesday at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews – I was interviewed by Ava, and you can find out what I think about love triangles! Three winners will be chosen!!
Thursday at Smexybooks – What music helped inspire Shadow Rising? Come find out and share some of your own favorites!
Friday at Scooper Speaks – Interview with the Scooper herself! Giveaway is open to entries until Oct 5th, so go enter!! 😀
Also, I forgot to let you guys know how my reading went at Lady Jane's Salon on Wednesday…IT WAS AWESOME!! We had a record crowd of over thirty folks! Let's see if I can end with a pic. It's blurry and only shows half the room–but you get the idea! Have a great weekend, you guys, and thank you for making my release week so much fun!
Holy Cow!! Book 2 of the Shadow Slayers series—Shadow Rising— is now available for pre-order from all the major book retailers and Samhain has it for only $3.85! I was thrilled to see orders on the Samhain site before I'd even made the announcement!
So if you're interested in ordering a copy at the pre-order price, I'll include the links below. It comes out on September 25th, which is right around the corner! 😀
Hugs, y'all!!
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Our Salcomix paint systems stand out for their reliability and longevity in a number of industries. For instance, mechanical engineering customers and those in the agricultural and construction equipment industries, as well as the transportation industry, all rely on our products. But we also have a tailor-made coating solution for plastics and special applications.
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Welcome to Benefits on the Fringe, a column from Recruiter.com writer Jason McDowell. Every month, McDowell covers the most unique benefits that today's employers are using to woo talent, as well as advances and innovations in the employee benefits realm.
Oh no. The dreaded four-o'clock meeting. Your employees have worked hard all day interacting with clients, implementing ideas, and responding to countless phone calls and emails. It's only ten minutes into the meeting and you're already losing them. Someone is nodding off in the corner. At least two more aren't hearing a word you're saying. Everyone at the table is watching the second hand on the clock tick by.
It doesn't have to be that way. Bringing wellness initiatives into your meetings can help employees feel more alert, feel healthier, and focus through the end of the work day.
"We know from research presented in The Incentive Research Foundation (IRF) Wellness in Meetings and Incentive Travel Study that the most commonly implemented food and beverage practices are water and reduced calorie drinks, healthy snacks, lean meats, and offering gluten free alternatives, with [more than] 70 percent of planners using these as standard or when they feel that circumstances allow," says Melissa Van Dyke, president of the Incentive Research Foundation. "As far as healthy meeting design, smoke-free hotels, free access to on-property gyms, and frequent breaks to encourage movement are top of the list. It's not surprising that most of these – except for gluten-free and access to gyms – happen to be the most budget-friendly items as well. At the bottom of the list are gamification – such as fitness trackers, like Fitbit –and nutrition guides for attendees, both of which currently take extra time and/or dollar resources to implement."
At many companies, meetings tend to interrupt usual daily activities. This interruption can adversely affect employee wellness initiatives.
"Organizations today are spending millions of dollars on wellness programs to help their employees develop healthy habits," Van Dyke says. "One of the biggest triggers for individuals to go off the great progress they have made in developing these healthy habits is to break their day-to-day routine and attend a meeting."
Getting a Meeting Wellness Program Started
For anyone looking to bring healthy choices into the conference room, getting started may be easier than you think.
"The first step is to gain a solid understanding of the wellness goals for the organization," Van Dyke says. "Once those are in place, schedule a discussion with the wellness representative in your organization to see where there are synergies. For example, if the organization is already running a fitness tracker program, holding a step-count contest during the meeting is a natural extension."
Additionally, a wellness program for meetings doesn't have to break the bank.
"For budgetary concerns, there are a number of options in the research that show healthy options cost little or no additional money," says Van Dyke. "For example, more than two-thirds of planners said lean meats, low-calorie drinks, reduced plate sizes, smoke-free facilities, casual dress to encourage activity, and frequent breaks to encourage movement could be offered at no additional cost."
Worried your employees won't go for it? Start slow and be subtle.
"Sometimes, it's easy to offer 'sneaky wellness,'" Van Dyke says. "By doing simple things – like offering frozen yogurt instead of ice cream, mocktail options as well as cocktail options, and facilitated stretch breaks during the meeting – wellness can be gradually incorporated into the overall meeting structure."


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Also known as hyperopia, farsightedness is caused by a cornea that is flatter than a normal eye. When light enters the eye it focuses behind the retina instead of directly on it. As a result, farsighted people usually have trouble seeing up close, but may also have difficulty seeing far away as well.
As the eye gradually loses the ability to accommodate, and thus its elasticity, blurred vision often becomes more apparent.
The treatment for hyperopia depends on several factors such as the patient's age, activities, and occupation. Young patients may or may not require glasses or contact lenses, depending on their ability to compensate for their farsightedness with accommodation. Glasses or contact lenses are usually required for older patients.
Refractive surgery is also an option for those who wish to see clearly without glasses. LASIK, LTK, clear lens extraction and intraocular contact lenses are procedures that can correct hyperopia.
Your eye doctor will be able to determine if you have hyperopia through a complete eye examination and recommend the right treatment for you.


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Crumbling crossing remains popular path in Mid-City
Construction on new bridge pushed to 2018, despite 2015 death
Construction on new bridge pushed to 2018, despite 2015 death
Construction on new bridge pushed to 2018, despite 2015 death
Seventeen months after a man fell into a Mid City canal and died, the bridge that he was crossing still stands as a path that dozens of people use every day.
The old North Lopez Bridge is currently the only way to cross the Orleans Relief Canal, which runs along the Lafitte Greenway between Broad Street and Jefferson Davis Parkway.
But the cut-through is crumbling, and although it is barricaded, people have repeatedly broken into it to create an access to the crossing.
David Lee Thompson, 70, fell into the canal in December 2015 and died. At the time, three pedestrian bridges were planned to replace the old N. Lopez Bridge with construction scheduled for this year. The city said recently that the scope of the project has changed, and just one bridge will be built starting in 2018.
Louisiana's Department of Transportation and Development is funding 80 percent of the project, but the state agency did not respond to WDSU's requests for comment. A spokesperson for Mayor Mitch Landrieu said the project was scaled back from three crossings to one after the old bridge proved too dangerous to salvage.
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Aplooine was a planet located in the Aplooine system along the Duros Space Run[1] in the Grumani sector of the galaxy.[2]
Discovered sometime during the Kymoodon Era,[1] Aplooine was a barren world lacking an atmosphere. Smothered in black ash as deep as 300 meters, colonizers were able to establish a handful of settlements on the tops of the world's soaring mountains.[3]
Aplooine was lost to the Galactic Republic with the rise of the Sith Lords that rose to power with the fall of the New Sith Empire. As the Sith civil war broke out, the worlds of the Grumani sector were cut off from outside contact. As the civil war ended with Lord Kaan's formation of the Brotherhood of Darkness, the world continued under Sith control until the Army of Light defeated Kaan at the Seventh Battle of Ruusan. Following the Golden Age of the Old Republic, Aplooine joined the growing Confederacy of Independent Systems during the Clone Wars, seeking independence once more from the Republic. When the Republic was dissolved and the CIS defeated by the newly founded Galactic Empire, Aplooine was subjugated and forced under Imperial rule. As the Empire fractured during the Galactic Civil War, the Nagai raiders pillaged worlds along the Duros Space Run, including Aplooine. Later the same route was traversed by Grand Admiral Mitth'raw'nuruodo as his campaigns drew him into the southern side of the galaxy. Aplooine's future involvement in the galaxy's political arena is unknown until it was conquered by Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire in 137 ABY.[1]
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- Essential Atlas Extra: The Knight Errant Gazetteer on StarWars.com (article) (backup link)


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A Charming 4 bed Detached Country House with excellent equestrian facilities, set in a delightfully rural & accessible locati
Beautifully presented having been recently extended and sympathetically restored.
Porch, Hall, Cloaks/WC, Living Room, Study, Breakfast Kitchen, Morning Room, Hall, Laundry. 4 Beds, 2 Bathrooms.
Detached Oak Framed Garaging & Implement Store
5 Box "L" Shaped Stable Yard, Tack Room,.
38m x 26m Turf float, floodlit Manege, Haybarn, Stores, CCTV cameras.
'Rowan Cottage', as originally named, was once a small country cottage. The present vendors purchased the property in 2002 & have undergone a comprehensive scheme of modernisation, restoration & extension resulting in beautifully presented modern family home, accessed along a long country lane, in an idyllic rural setting & far reaching views, on site lifestyle equestrian facilities.
The excellent equestrian facilities include an 'L' shaped, 5 box Stable Yard, Haybarn & a high quality 38m x 26m Turf float, floodlit Manege. There are two post and rail fenced turnout paddocks, combined with exceptional gardens that surround the house. The property in all extends to approx. 2.903 Acres (1.175 ha).
The property is situated outside the village of Burleydam, between the historic market towns of Nantwich & Whitchurch; Combermere Abbey is close by and the popular South Cheshire village of Audlem is 4 miles away. Nantwich (6m) is charming market town is set beside the River Weaver with a rich history, a wide range of speciality shops, one of the finest medieval town churches in Britain, and an interesting local museum. Beautiful floral displays and lively street entertainment make the town a pleasant and friendly place to visit whether for shopping, sightseeing or both.
The property is arranged over two storey's, at Ground Floor level a solid oak front door via an oak framed open Porch, leads into the large Entrance Hall with an oak boarded floor, exposed wall timbers, Velux sky light, understairs storage cupboards & staircase up to Galleried Landing. Doors through to the open plan Breakfast Kitchen with a good range of base and wall mounted kitchen units, granite topped central workstation with1.5 bowl stainless steel sink, a "Rangermaster" Toledo cooker, electric oven, extractor hood, space & plumbing for American style fridge freezer, double doors opening out to the rear garden & Patio area with a delightful southerly aspect. An L-Shaped Morning Room sits off the Kitchen through an open arch. A delightful Living Room with south facing aspect, exposed wall timbers / beams & open fireplace. Further ground floor rooms include a Snug with exposed brick fireplace, Cloakroom / WC, Rear Hall & Utility / Laundry Room.
At first floor level, the twin flighted galleried landing has cupboards and built in under eaves storage & doors off leading to the Master Bedroom with pitched roof, exposed beam & purlin features, 3 dormer windows & an arch top double opening end gable window enjoying delightful views, Dressing Room & En-suite Shower Room. There are a further 3 Bedrooms & Family Bath / Shower Room accessed off the landing.
The property is approached of Dodds Green Lane into an extensive stoned driveway & circular forecourt area, with an Oak framed open Double Garage (6.27m(20'7) x 5.79m)(19'0) with concrete base, brick infill walling & pitched tile covered roof. Plus Integrated brick built
Store 5.61m(18'5) x 2.44m(8'0) with power & light. Alarmed.
Sensor spotlights & cold water tap. A Lean-to connected Stores with power & light, adjoins to the rear.
There are CCTV cameras (five) located around the grounds. Formal Gardens surround the property, providing a matured setting with a screening of established trees & shrubs, extensive lawned sections adjoin the South-facing Patio with retaining walls & various pathways. Cold water tap.
Equestrian Facilities:
An 'L' shaped 5 Box Stable Yard, brick & timber clad with pitched & hipped tile covered roof (4'0 overhang) concrete apron, with cold water tap lies across the yard from the house.
The Stables are fully lined sectional Loose Boxes, comprising:-
Stable 1: 3.71m(12'2) x 3.51m( 11'6) currently Tack Room with worktops for preparation.
Stable 2: 3.84m(12'7) x 3.53m(11'7)
Stable 3 / Foaling Box: 5.49m(18'0) x 3.96m(13'0)
Stable 4 & 5: 4.04m(13'3) x 3.58m(11'9)
To the rear of the Stable Yard is a Steel stanchion Open Hay Barn / Implement Store 13.72m(45'0) x 6.10m(20'0) with power & light lies. Ample space and hard standing for horse box parking / turning.
An excellent 38 m x 26 m Manege is situated just off the stable yard, the surface being a sand and rubber "Turf Float" mix, with post and rail perimeter fencing & temporary floodlighting.
There are 2 post and rail fenced paddocks for turnout (one with water supply).
Local Authority:
Cheshire East Council – 0300 123 5013.
Council Tax Band E
Mains Water & Electricity. Private Drainage via Septic Tank. Oil fired Central Heating.
Lease Terms:
1. The property is offered with a new lease for a flexible term to be agreed between parties.
2. The rent will be payable monthly in advance by bankers standing order.
3. A two month rent deposit will be taken up front and held by the landlord's agent as security.
JACKSON PROPERTY for themselves and the vendors of the property, whose agents they are, give notice that these particulars, although believed to be correct, do not constitute any part of an offer of contract, that all statements contained in these particulars as to this property are made without responsibility and are not to be relied upon as statements or representations of fact and that they do not make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property. An intending purchaser must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. The agent has not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixture, fittings or services and so cannot verify that they are in working order, or fit for their purpose, neither has the agent checked legal documents to verify the freehold/leasehold status of the property. The buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor.


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Vic Hasler reporting
On a gorgeous, late fall, Sunday afternoon, one car carrying David Kossor, Gerald Scott, Marc Schurger, and Vic Hasler took the 50-minute drive to the trailhead arriving at 2PM. With an early 5:30PM sunset, long shadows were already creeping into the valley. Leaves thickly covered the gravel road which runs along the cascading Rocky Fork stream. Back on wintery January 10, 1789 morning, John Sevier and his men had to walk or ride horses in snow along or in the cold flow – pulling "grasshopper" field cannon with three pound balls/canister shot. A portion of the troops were also sent over Flint Mountain to close the retreat path. Upon reaching Flint Creek, we discovered that a large blowdown across the stream has been converted into a simple bridge, thus affording a quick and dry passage. The Indian encampment site was in the bottomlands where the two creeks merged. Sevier reported determining their exact location from the smoke of their campfires. The wet weather caused the gunpowder to not function, so the battle quickly evolved into hand-to-hand combat with sword and tomahawk. The encounter was no longer than an hour, leaving a "bloody field" per the governor's report. For the hikers, we could see the regrowth forest in the lowlands, but could only imagine what occurred on that snowy morning. We hiked to the upper end where the Flint Trail continues following the creek up to the ridgeline at the A.T., and then turned back. A nice easy three-mile hike was enjoyed. Some will be back next year to pursue fishing, and a hike to the top of White House Cliffs as a newly cut trail was observed.
Hike Report: Rocky Fork—Flint Creek Battle Site, Nov 10, 2013
Vic Hasler reporting


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Attorneys fighting for your right to Fair Wages and Fair Treatment across California
Cases and Class Actions » Closed Cases » Henderson v. Raytheon Class Action
We're glad to announce that on March 16, 2010, the Honorable Carolyn Kuhl, Judge, granted plaintiff's motion for approval of the class action settlement entered into between the parties, albeit with a reduction in part of the enhancement fee sought.
We thank you all for your efforts and assistance.
If you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to call.
We have attached copies of the order of the court for your review.
We wish each of you the best.
Below, you will see the history of the progression of the case. We are grateful to everyone who helped us achieve this result.
The next step in the process is the hearing before the court on the motion for final approval of the settlement of the class action. It is currently scheduled to be heard on March 16, 2010.
Thank you for your participation. We are hopeful that the settlement will be approved at that time.
If you have any questions, please call our office at (626) 795-0205, or call (310) 396-0731 and ask for either Jim DeSimone or Mike Morrison.
By this time, you should have received a notice of settlement from the claims administrator, the CPT Group, Inc., notifying you of a settlement in this case. If you did not receive the notice of settlement and claim form, please contact the CPT Group at the following number so they may send you the necessary documents: (866) 513 8701.
We realize that there may be some questions or concerns about the settlement. While we hoped to obtain more for each of you than what Raytheon previously offered, we decided that in light of the risks of future litigation, it made more sense to resolve this case than to continue the litigation.
While the dollar amount per work week indicated in the claims form may be less than you were previously offered, this is the minimum amount and, at the Final Approval Hearing, we will have an opportunity to make a showing that the dollar per week value should be increased. At the Final Approval Hearing, we will use our best efforts to make sure that each of you receive an amount at least equal to what Raytheon previously offered. It is our belief that after the Final Approval Hearing you will receive at least an equivalent sum of money. Ultimately, it is up to the Court to decide these issues.
We believe this settlement is in the best interests of the class members and we therefore recommend that you fill out the claim form and mail or fax it back to claims administrator by the due date listed on the notice and claim form. In the alternative, if you fill out the exclusion form or do not return the claim form, it would mean that in order for you to have an opportunity to receive any money for alleged unpaid overtime you would have to personally take legal action against Raytheon. However, the decision on whether or not to settle is entirely up to you.
If you have any additional questions, do not hesitate to contact Jim DeSimone or Michael Morrison at 310 396-0731. Thank you.
Preliminary Approval of the Settlement of the Class Action has been given.
Class Notices and Claim Forms were mailed out December 4, 2009!
Thus if you believe or have been told that you are a class member, and do not receive a claim form by Friday, December 11, 2009, you should take action.
Please feel free to contact the claims administrator, Julie Green, of CPT Associates, at 800.542.0900, and ask if CPT sent a claim to you, and to what address. It may be that it was misaddressed, if you are in the class and didn't get one. Or it may be that Raytheon overlooked your possible participation.
Also, please contact our office, to let us know the outcome.
On October 29, 2009, both sides appeared in court before the Honorable Carolyn Kuhl, Judge, for a hearing in the case of David Henderson v. Raytheon, etc. We were there seeking the court's preliminary approval of a settlement recently reached between the parties.
Please also understand that there are strict time limits in regard to making a claim. We thus ask that you please pay strict attention to the instructions, if you are going to file a claim.
If you have ceased working for Raytheon, and your address has changed since that occurred, please contact Raytheon and advise it of your new address. If you are unsure whether you are a class member, and believe that to be the case, we recommend you contact Raytheon to ask about your status if you wish to pursue a claim. If you intend to do that, it may assist you to have ready the names of your fellow employees who you believe to already be part of the case when you make such a call.
We are grateful for your patience in regard to this class action. Should you have any questions, please contact us. Thanks very much.
A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed by former employee David Henderson ("Plaintiff") against Raytheon Company ("Raytheon") on behalf of non-exempt employees in California who have worked an alternative workweek schedule ("AWS") at any time since December 6, 2003. The case is David Henderson v. Raytheon Company, et al., Case No. BC381868 (Los Angeles Superior Court).
An AWS is a type of work schedule that deviates from a standard 5-day, 8-hour per day workweek. For example, an AWS would include working 4 days per week, 10 hours each day, or 9 days every two weeks for 80 hours. In order to institute an AWS where employees are not paid daily overtime for working more than 8 hours in day, California law requires that an employer go through certain procedures. This includes a secret ballot election.
In his lawsuit, Plaintiff contends that Raytheon did not comply with the requirements under California law for implementing an AWS. For example, it is our understanding that, at most facilities, no votes were held at Raytheon prior to April of 2008.
Therefore, Plaintiff contends that non-exempt employees who worked an AWS were not paid all wages due to them. If successful, a class action allows former and current employees to receive back wages that are owed to them.
Raytheon denies the claims in their entirety and believes that it has followed California law with respect to the payment of wages to its employees. The court has not yet ruled on any of Plaintiff's allegations or determined whether the case is appropriate for class action status.
If you are or were a Raytheon employee, we would like to speak with you. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Or Tweet me: @YesReallyAngel
or send up a bat-signal (that won't work, but it will make people be intrigued and hopeful, which is better – in many ways)
Official Website: www.yesreallyangel.com
Enough about this, who am I?
Dreamer, Talker, Comedian, Writer.
Ballet-Dancer*, Opera singer*, Oscar winner* & Air Guitar Champion*
(*Only in my bathroom mirror)
Lover of high-fives from strangers, random smiles and marshmallows. I was born at a very young age…Naked… in front of a room full of interns. The shame left me speechless for almost a year. My Mother named me Angel (Yes, Really)
Click here to read how I got my name.
I perform stand-up comedy, and it's going pretty well (because with the name Angel, it was either that or stripping, and I have no dance skills plus I haven't gotten over the shame of the interns at birth). I have a one woman show, it's directed by Nik Rabinowitz and produced by Siv Ngesi and toured SA to rave reviews and called, "Yes, Really Angel".
I was nominated by the South African Department of Arts and Culture for a 2015 Mbokodo Award celebrating women changing the landscape in comedy. (I didn't win. But the nomination is all that matters *beauty queen blink*)
I write for the weekly TV satire news show, ZAnews since 2015. We win a lot of awards, Including the SAFTA (South African Film and TV Awards) for Best TV Comedy in 2015, 2016 and 2017. ZAnews has also been Nominated for an International Emmy for Best TV Comedy in 2015 & 2016. (And we've won the Writers Guild of SA's Muse Award for Comedy Scriptwriting in 2015 & 2016.) So basically, it's kind of a big deal.
I host my own weekly Friday radio show on 2oceansvibe Radio, The Angel Campey Show, from 1-3pm, where I chat to inspirational or interesting locals, artists and business-owners – and also comedians (who are neither.)
I am a freelance social media strategist, copywriter & community manager by day – coz creatives gotta eat too ya know! (And I love me some Twitter.)
I can convert oxygen into carbon-dioxide but I don't exercise much – hence keeping my carbon footprint lower. I also MC events, do voice overs and will adapt to WHATEVER you want to hire me for. Except stripping. We've covered this.
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Enough about me. It takes two to high-five (otherwise it's just called clapping)
What about you? Have a tale of Epic proportions? Got a photos of a 'high-five' moment? Noticed something that made you 'lol'?
Catch a hobo doing Michael Jackon dance moves when he thought no one was watching? (I have)
Any Questions, Musings, Film-roles or book-deals?
Tweet me about it @YesReallyAngel
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The idea for this site hit me when a group of friends and I were wandering around at a three day rock festival, like dirty little hippies – day 2: hung over and drunk – Teetering between completely awesome and completely legless we were running around making airplane noises, laughing at blades of grass and randomly tackling each other to the ground. (Where I had the full weight of a grown man, launched gleefully into the air, land on my face – but it was ok, my nose broke his fall – and did I cry? no. I Laughed, hysterically. True story.)
Walking along, through the crowds of equal distributions of black, white, green and blue people – some of whom were hippies in last month's dirt and tie dyed extremities. Some of whom were scary emo/metal/goth types who had come for the 'rock' part of the fest and of course, some were the normal breed of preppy waltzing along pretending to feel comfortable without a hot shower and gel in their hair. It was during this wonderous display of 'awesome' when one of the more forward thinking of the 'Kutting Krew' (as we have lovingly, and rightly, dubbed ourselves) took it upon himself to prove that "everyone loves a high five". He began throwing up high-fives at every person who walked past.
And would you believe it, not one person rejected his upstretched, outreaching arm. Even the skinny sad emos, staring at the floor and stamping along, as if to try and inflict pain on the grass underfoot – darn it for being so green, and happy, and alive – even they lifted a hand for that one awesome moment of human connection. The satisfying 'slap' of skin meeting skin.
His point (and my point here,) got further solidified, when we were standing front row, right up against that metal barrier they erect infront of rock stages to protect you from the band going crazy and trying to eat the faces of the crowd (I can only assume is it's purpose) – so there we were, a group of unkempt, noisy vagabonds (if you will) pushing up against the railing. Laughing, high-fiving and rocking (both "out" and "back and forth")…. and there he was – a big, really big, Nigerian bouncer/security guard. Standing stoic in front of the stage, leering at us from across the 'no-man's land' DMZ of grass. "Crowd control" I believe is his job description.
Believe me when I say, He was NOT amused.
But, not one to…
a.) Fear authority
b.) hold back 'love sharing'
c.) think clearly about things before doing them
…my friend reached out his hand in the universal proffering of the random high-five – and there he defiantly held it.
We said things like, "Dude, leave him. He's working. Don't irritate him, he'll rip out your throat"… but what was that? A movement from the security guard! Could it be?
Yes, it could. Forward he (begrudgingly) shuffled, raised his hand and slapped my buddy's. With not one stitch of a smile. Almost with an air of "fuck-you" about him before he returned to his previous position, arms crossed across exploding pectorals. Blink and you woulda missed it.
But our uproar of cheers, applause and general JOY at his actions "Everyone loves a high-five!!! You ROCK, Security Guard!" made him crack a smile. Maybe it was because a bunch of white kids just went buck-crazy in front of him and he was laughing at us… but, I like to think that – really – the echo of that slap of skin hitting skin had lingered on his 'Awesome Radar' and it's pretty hard not to feel happy after an epic high-five.
Thank you Mr. Scary Security Guard, may your future be filled with happy surprises. Smiles from strangers and random high-fives when walking down the street.
I dare you to try it. I dare you not to love it.
It's gonna be huge.. It'll go viral.
(That's what she said! High-Five!)


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The Belle Fourche spill happened amid protests over the Dakota Access oil pipeline, which was being built about 150 miles to the southeast. The Standing Rock Sioux tribe fears a spill from that pipeline would contaminate its water source. Dakota Access developer Energy Transfer Partners says the pipeline is safe, and the company this week said it is preparing to put the full line into service.


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