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Feynan Ecolodge Report by: Deirdre Campbell, TIES Advisory Board Member, Owner, The Tartan Group As part of an ongoing USAID-sponsored skills development program, TIES was invited to participate in site visits of Jordan's ecotourism, nature-based and adventure travel destinations, and present at a one-day workshop (17 Nov 2012) to members of the JTB and the Jordan Inbound Tourism Association (who also sponsored the event). The purpose of the site visits and workshop was to help Jordan's tourism community to better understand the ecotourism and adventure...
Every week, the TIES team will publish a discussion article focusing on current issues, challenges and opportunities related to ecotourism, which will hopefully inspire comments, actions, and lively discussions from our members. This week, we are excited to introduce our first issue: climate change and tourism's role in promoting climate action. What do you think about the relationship between climate change and the tourism industry? Do you know any best practice examples of tourism organizations or leaders implementing carbon mitigation practices? Do you have your...
Photo: TIME Unlimited Tours Worldwide Ecotourism Award Success Auckland tour operator TIME Unlimited Tours has been chosen as the only Finalist from Australasia in the worldwide Eco-Tourism Award EcoTrophea 2012. Multi-award-winning TIME Unlimited Tours (TIME stands for "To Integrate Maori Experiences") was established in 2005 and is a highly innovative Auckland, New Zealand-based tourism company that focuses on providing outstanding and high-quality Auckland Tours for its clients. TIME Unlimited Tours implements environmentally responsible business practices, and...
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Travel with an Open Mind Mark Twain famously described travel as "fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness" (The Innocents Abroad). If you've experienced and appreciated the power of travel to open your eyes to the new and unexpected, you will agree; travel can foster respect, friendship and mutual understanding, and inspire tolerance. So, as the world celebrates International Day for Tolerance (November 16th, 2012), remind yourself to travel with an open mind. Ask yourself and your travel buddies: Are you prepared to appreciate and learn...
Piatra Craiului National Park, Romania Report by: Ayako Ezaki, Director of Communications, TIES Earlier this month, while those in the United States – and many from the rest of the world – were anxiously waiting to find out who will be leading the world's largest economy for the next four years, in the small Eastern European country of Romania, important decisions were being made, locally and nationally, that will impact the direction of the country's economy in the coming years. Romania in the post-Communist era has undergone...
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The International Ecotourism Society (TIES) Jordan Destination Survey Please Share Your Views TIES is participating in the upcoming Jordan Inbound Tour Operator Association Seminar "Know Your Niche to Grow Your Market" (November 17th). As part of our discussions on ecotourism, we are seeking to understand the perceptions of ecotourism opportunities in Jordan, and visitor expectations and preferences that influence decisions in choosing a destination. This short survey will help us understand perceptions of Jordan as a tourist...
Bonita, Brazil is now a whl.travel destination New York, NY/November 3, 2012 - The tropical town of Bonito (http://www.bonito-pousadas.com/) is one of the more out-of-the-way destinations in Brazil. For that reason – as well as the crystalline lakes, scenic rivers and rushing waterfalls – it is a great place for outdoor activities like hiking, cycling and horseback riding. It is also a top spot for snorkeling and diving in Brazil. Whether you're above or below the surface of the water, as the region is laced with limestone that acts as a natural filter, Bonito's...
21 agrotouristische Betriebe wollen der Krise trotzen und bieten echten griechischen Urlaub, Gastfreundschaft und Naturprodukte. Zakynthos, 05.11.2012 – Anfang dieses Jahres haben 21 Privatbetriebe auf der Insel Zakynthos im Ionischen Meer beschlossen, ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen im ersten ökotouristischen Verein "eco Zakynthos" zusammenzuführen. Das Ziel aller Unternehmer: Gemeinsam die Krise meistern und vor allem ausländischen Besuchern rund ums Jahr die abwechslungsreiche Schönheit der Insel Zakynthos zu zeigen. Ausgewählte...
National Ecotourism Conference, Bucharest, Romania, November 2, 2012 (Photo by Raluca Munteanu) The Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism of Romania, in partnerships with the National Institute for Research and Development in Tourism (INCDT) and the Association of Ecotourism in Romania (AER), has developed a new framework for identifying and certifying ecotourism destinations in Romania. By adopting this framework, the destinations that meet certain criteria may obtain the status of "ecotourism destinations" which will be included in the national...
Led by the Sustainable Tourism Unit and with the support of Small Planet Consulting, The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism recently launched their first-ever birding tourism development plan. Photo Credits: Bahama Mockingbird (left) by Carolyn Wardle; Bahama Parrot (right) by Rick Wright The Bahamas depends heavily on its natural environment and has taken many steps to protect it. The country is one of the first in the world to establish a Sustainable Tourism Unit (STU), which initiated the development of the Bahamas Sustainable Tourism Development policy guidelines. The...
Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, Fort Lauderdale, Florida LAKELAND, FL, USA, October 30, 2012 – George Byfield, President of Comet Group, Inc., has announced the inauguration of "Art & Gator: (www.artandgator.com), an online publication about what makes Florida, Florida – for both residents and travelers alike. Art & Gator is an upscale lifestyle publication, geared toward those who appreciate – as per the title – our state's artistic institutions, its natural wonderlands, its conservation ethic, its unknown surprises, and the movers and...
Muir and Nature Lovers and Followers Have New Website Resource to Connect and Enjoy Muir'sHistory in the Sierra Nevada Foothills October 28, 2012, Coulterville, CA - John Muir Geotourism Center (JMGC) announces the launch of the redesigned JohnMuir.US website. The new website provides easy access and navigation, including for mobile devices, to articles, partner websites and information about the John Muir Historic Route, named in 2010. Web visitors will learn about the personalities who have hiked it, biked it, traveled it and then written about it in magazine articles and books...
This article was originally published on the Vaya Adventures blog. By Jim Lutz, founder, Vaya Adventures As a Board Member of the International Galapagos Tour Operators Association (IGTOA), I recently attended a conference in Guayaquil entitled "Defining and Achieving Sustainable Tourism in the Galapagos." Attendees included the Executive Director of the Charles Darwin Foundation and representatives of various organizations working to preserve the Galapagos, including the World Wildlife Foundation and WildAid. Through the conference and my...
Joint Educational Forum The two conferences - 2013 National Outdoor Recreation Conference and the IUFRO Conference on Forests for People - are accepting submissions of proposals for presentations and posters. Presentations: Concurrent sessions are 1.5 hours in length with 2-4 presenters. Each presentation will be followed by a few minutes of questions. Session leads may customize the format of the session to help ensure a quality learning experience. Research presentations are 20 minutes in length (15 minute presentation with 5 minutes for questions). Selected presenters will...
UK National Parks & Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty partner with RSPB South East to improve responsible rural tourism. One of the Our Land farmers running a tourism business in the Cotswolds AONB (Photo by Cotswolds AONB) The RSPB, the largest wildlife conservation organisation in Europe, joins Our Land – a responsible tourism initiative in nine of the UK's National Parks and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in the South East of England to highlight how tourism can help with the conservation of our countryside. The RSPB has long...
Announcement by: Yu-Fai Leung, Ralf Buckley, Glen Hvenegaard, and Anna Spenceley - Knowledge Development Subgroup, IUCN World Commission on Protected Areas - Tourism and Protected Areas Specialist Group (TAPAS Group) Best Practice Guidelines for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas The IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) TAPAS Group is in the process of revising the IUCN Best Practice Guidelines for Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas. During the IUCN World Conservation Congress last month in Jeju, South Korea, the TAPAS Group organized a workshop to...
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The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)'s Tourism for Tomorrow Awards are one of the world's highest accolades in the Travel & Tourism industry. They are aimed at recognising best practice in sustainable tourism within the industry worldwide. *Entries open until November 26th, 2012. (Learn how to enter) How do the Awards Work? Every year, the WTTC joins forces with sponsors, media partners and contributors to invite destinations, businesses and projects for applications, and every year this process yields hundreds of unique applicants. Candidates...
River running pioneer commended for environmental and culturally responsible outfitting ANGELS CAMP, CA – October 16, 2012 – River conservation group Friends of the River will honor whitewater rafting pioneer George Wendt with the prestigious Mark Dubois Award at the 2012 California River Awards this Friday, October 19 in San Francisco. The event is a gala evening that honors those who have made outstanding contributions to river conservation, preservation and protection. George Wendt (not to be confused with the famed Cheers actor), founder and...
Efforts urged to raise awareness about energy efficiency in tourism sector Islamabad, Pakistan, 12 October 2012 - A seminar on Tourism and Sustainable Energy was jointly organized by Sustainable Tourism Foundation Pakistan (STFP), Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation, Pakistan Association of Tour Operators and CDA Tourism Wing at local Margall Hotel, Islamabad on 8th October 2012. This seminar was part of various events organized to celebrate World Tourism Day 2012, celebrated all over the world under the auspicious of UN World Tourism Organization. The seminar was presided...


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No they still can't GW only allows you in the mission areas if you are part taking in a mission/quest. You can randomly walk around in one and kill monsters without having a quest/mission. You are limited severly also to amount of poeple onscreen at a single time. If you want to compare GW to anything compare it to Diablo and Sacred... they are literally identical in the gameplay aspect...
Watch out Blizzard, Guild Wars is a worthy contender to WoW's throne.........
An excellent MMORPG and one that easily sits alongside Blizzard's World of Warcraft at the top of the genre.
A streamlined experience and excellent blend between PvP and RPG are the largest strengths of Guild Wars; if you have any interest in the genre make sure to check it out...
As a matter is of fact IS an MMORPG game.. MASSIVE Multi Online ROLE PLAYING GAME .. its massive because can play with thousand of people in the same server and you can contact anyone or teamup with anyone at any time you want .. however the game limits for obvious reasons the quantity of people that can be physically in the same place..its have Multiplayer and "Single player" and only can be played Online . and its also an RPG game.. So yes its a MMORPG game..
but not a standar one , it doesnt play exactly like WOW or EQ2.. neither EQ2 plays exactly like WOW or viceversa... there are key diferences and thats because their developers want some originality in their games and have diferent goals, for example Guildwars was made as massive as possible for free online play. And the diferences in the gameplay are because they have diferent opinions about what is fun in a MMORPG game. Some people might call it CCORPG and even call it MSORPG (massive Single player online RPG) but that can be played also as a MMORPG game. Really there arent rules set in stone that says which is the correct way MMORpgs should be played. The fact that the game competes in the same WOW and EQ2 genre.. and its being compared already in many reviews not with the -sims online- but with the same World of Warcraft for nothing. thanks your help .
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Whether you need to today immediately or wait a few days, I think that you can wait a few days, but I would monitor and see how much water is coming in. If it is just a trickle, like a few gallons over 8 h, then a fully charged battery and a good bilge pump will be fine. I'd go down to the boat each day and drain the bilge into a secondary bucket. If you're getting a lot of water in, then you need to have it pulled ASAP.
I am surprised that the yard didn't catch this. When a yard typically splashes a boat, they put in and then wait a few minutes and then check all the thru-hulls and seacocks. My yard waited almost 20 minutes before they considered the boat ready to move away from the dock. They splashed me, moved me to the end of the dock and did a quick check to make sure water wasn't gushing in, moved me to the end of the lift dock, got the next boat on the truck and into the slings, came back and rechecked my boat, and then moved me away. After I was at my slip, they returned to the next boat and repeated the process.
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The need for better coordination was highlighted this year when the wave of migrants to EU shores during the Arab spring strained the ability of frontline countries to handle them.
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- 2⁄3 cup breadcrumbs
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- 1 teaspoon dried basil
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- 1⁄2 teaspoon paprika
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Perfectly crispy without all the extra calories. Have made these for more than 2 years and they are great every time. I usually serve wth a homemade honey-mustard sauce and a sweet chilli Asian style dipping sauce.
This is a very good recipe for baked chicken wings. The only issue I had was not having enough breading for all the wings. If you get the wings from the grocery store (smaller wings) then the ingredient amounts will be ok. However, if you get the wings from a butcher and they're bigger then you might want to double the breading ingredients. As one reviewer stated, I marinated the wings in a little bit of hot sauce. The wings came out fairly crisp and were a good alternative to frying.


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Have formatted and rebuilt a compaq presario 061 pc for my friend but cannot find the audio drivers. System info also calls it Model SR1421 UK and GB 520. Can anyone help without putting me on to driver tool sites that will scan the system and want to charge me a fortune. The pc is running windows xp Pro sp2. with thanks
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From this Click here it's an AC97
AC'97 Audio Codecs. Go to this Click here Click in the Box next to I accept to the above., Click the Next Button, The one you want is the Last Windows one that is a Zip File (Smallest) or the one Above that, It's the Exe file (Largest).
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Your official driver page SR1421UK is here which as Lazarus probably saw does not have the Audio driver.
I have the SR1619UK which does. Strange or bad document control.
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Thanks Guys. If I take Lazurus's suggestion click I accept and next then it takes me to a page which says moved her. Click here and it just takes me back to the original page.Robinofloxley is correct there are no audio drivers on the official page so what do i do now. Help please.
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Try this, http://ac97-audio-codec.en.softonic.com/
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Not all driver scanners cost money. I use Slimdrivers which is free. One of the optional sites it points to for a particular driver is usually the manufacturers website.
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Thanks guys problem solved, much appreciated.
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GRANDPRAIRIE, TX -- An 18-wheeler hauling chocolate-covered pecans crashed on Interstate 30 in the Dallas-Fort Worth area Wednesday, catching fire and spewing nuts all over the interstate.
The driver of the 18-wheeler was transported to a nearby hospital after the truck crashed on westbound Interstate 30 early Wednesday morning in Grand Prairie.
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Weather delay results in Macon County playing host to York at home in doublehearder District games on April 8th. Game 1: Johnny Brown took the mound for the Tigers. The game tied in the 3rd inning at one run each. What resulted in a pitcher/defense duel, the game went into extra innings. In the bottom of the 12th inning, Hunter Williams hit a single and Jacob Brown hit a double scoring Williams to win the game with final score 2 – 1.
Johnny Brown gets the win with an outstanding record performance of 22 strikeouts, 3 hits, and 2 walks. Craighead gets the save with 4 strikeouts, 3 walks, and allowing no hits.
Game 2: Tigers would be quest on the scoreboard. Craighead would take the mound for the Tigers. Defensively, the Tigers came out swinging by both their senior leaders, Craighead and Johnny Brown each getting a double and putting a run on the board. An injury pulls Craighead in the second inning, but allows Woodard to take the mound who fought hard for the remainder of the game. The Tigers would lead for most of the game, but York would get the win with a final score of 9 – 8.
Macon County would end the week participating in a tournament in White House, TN. Game 1: MCHS vs. Barren Co. KY – Tigers would lose 6 – 16, several players saw action on the mound Williams had 1 strikeout, 3 hits, 5 walks; Carnahan 3 strikeouts, 3 hits, 4 walks, Gregory 1 strikeout, 4 hits, 1 walk. Jacob Brown would go 4 for 4 with 2 RBIs, Carnahan 2 for 3 with a walk. Game 2: MCHS vs White House – Tigers get another loss 5 – 11. Brandon Noles would pitch 3-2/3 innings allowing 6 hits and 6 walks. Austin Herbert would come in with 2 outs in the third inning. This young Freshman performed well on the mound with 1 strikeout and 4 hits. Jacob Brown would go 2 for 4 with a RBI, Boone would go 2 for 4 with 3 RBIs.
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I had a dodge rame a long time ago and I had a 40 series delata flow on in SI/SO... I now am back with another ram 4.7 L and am curious if I should ntry and get the delta flow again but with dual out or if I should go with the super 44. I am looking for the most aggressive sound i can ge tout of the 4.7....
I have the 50 Series HD on my 4.7 and love it. Nice and loud and aggressive when you step on it but not too loud driving down the highway to give you a headache. A super 44 will definitely be louder. So if you want to go as loud as possible a super 40, 44, or 10 will be your options.
Check out the Flowmaster American Thunder system. It's a full cat back system with SI/DO and has the option to have side exit or rear exit. I went with the side exit on mine. I personally like the look of it better and wanted something different than the other 95% of the 1500's on the road.
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This doesnt answer your question but does that have the MDS? I just put the original 40 series and sounds good until the cylinders drop out and it sounds like crap! Sounds like an oversized ricer! I've been trying to see if the magnafows are just as bad or not. I'm sure other ppl will chime in and let you know.
No, the 4.7's don't have MDS so you don't have to worry about ricer sounds or drone.
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MILTON-FREEWATER -- Henry's ACE Hardware will move into the defunct Dollar Store building and re-open its own version of a dollar store at its current site on Columbia Street.
The purchase of and move into the Dollar Store building at 175 S. Main St. is part of an intricate plan to grow the hardware operation -- one of the community's most stable retailers -- and bring back a twist on the discount retailer that was lost, said owner Doug Henry.
He said the move should take place mid-November when workers will wrap the shelves in plastic, wheel them through a back door down a homemade dock, jack them up and load them on trucks for the new space.
The existing inventory won't be all that's offered, Henry said. The building ¬?-- also known as the old Safeway site before the Dollar Store moved in eight years ago -- will have expanded lines through ACE. It will also become a small-scale lumber outlet, Henry said.
"There's no place to buy lumber in town right now," Henry said. "We currently have just a few sticks of lumber, but if you want 10 two-by-fours you have to drive into Walla Walla."
The limited supply at the new space should offer home owners enough to build a fence or a room onto their home. Those interested in building a house would still need to seek a larger supply elsewhere, he said.
With two years remaining on the existing lease, Henry said he plans to convert that space into a store for clearance and "opportunity" buys. At least half the merchandise carried at that annex store will be $1 or less, he said. The inventory will come from markdowns from the other Ace stores he runs with his wife, Linda. The pair will also explore their buying power through ACE to help strengthen their supply of items, he said.
Henry and his wife have been owners of Henry's Ace Hardware since 2004, after then-owners Bob and Alice Bascom had been involved in a serious motorcycle crash in Texas on their way back from an ACE Buying Show.
Earlier this year, the Henrys expanded with the Walla Walla ACE Hardware store in the Eastgate Marketplace. That operation will not be affected by the changes in Milton-Freewater.
Henry said the new space south of the state line was purchased for $390,000 by a locally formed investment group called MOVIC LLC. The acronym stands for "Milton-Freewater Oregon Venture Investment Capitalists," but is officially called by its shortened name. Henry is the managing member. Other investors -- two of whom also invested in the Walla Walla store -- are silent partners.
For 50 years the 18,545-square-foot building -- a little more than double the size of the current ACE -- has been owned by a Chicago-based family. Henry said he began pursuing a purchase of the building when he first learned last May that the Dollar Store would be closing down.
The new space boosts parking seven-fold, Henry said. The current store offers 13 stalls, compared to the 91 spaces at the new one.
The current site has been a hot spot for hardware for more than three decades. The space was occupied by a Coast to Coast store until the national chain went bankrupt in 1995. The space then became an ACE Hardware store.
The ACE Hardware Corp., now led by former Coast to Coast District Manager Ray Griffith, is a cooperative with more than 4,600 stores.
The transition in Milton-Freewater is expected to take place over a weekend, Henry said. He plans to close the store at noon on a yet-to-be-announced Saturday and re-open the following Monday.
"I think we can move the stuff in an afternoon," he said. "I guess we'll find out."
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Fantastic and easy! Since the meat wasn't warm enough to melt the butter, I served it on the side with some fresh baked bread. Great compliment, and adds a nice starch, not as heavy as potatoes or rice.
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This dish is a winner for several reasons. Number one, it's fast and easy to put together on a weeknight. It's healthy, refreshing and bright with the arugula and lemon, rich and flavorful from the steak with parmesan butter and balsamic reduction, with wonderful textural and flavor contrasts throughout. The shaved parmesan curls are key also. To round it out, I served with baked sweet potatoes.


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Nazareth Village is an open-air museum in Nazareth, Israel, that reconstructs and reenacts village life in the Galilee in the time of Jesus.[1]
The village features houses, terraced fields, wine and olive presses all built to resemble those that would have been in a Galilee village in the 1st century. Muslim and Christian living history enactors dress in period costume and show visitors how farm, domestic, and craft work was performed two thousand years ago.[2][3]
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Parents prefer to send their children to summer camps instead of to their grandparents' place during holidays
Children get to learn new skills and have a chance to interact with peers
If children are forced to go to camps, they will be reluctant to learn any activity
Bangalore: Bhumika, a four-year-old, wails as her mother adjusts her swimmer's cap to ensure her little ears are covered. "I want to go home," she cries. Her mother coaxes her and pushes her towards the other howling children who have lined up beside the swimming pool.
Bhumika and her swimming pals are among the hundreds of children who are sent to various summer camps during their two-month vacation.
Deepthi Mohan, Bhumika's mother, believes children do not know what is good for them. "It is our job. I admitted her into the swimming camp because it is a good exercise. She will get accustomed to it in a few days," she said.
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C.V. Suchetha, a doctor, feels it is good that many parents these days are sending their children to summer camps. "In most families, both parents are working professionals. They may not like to leave behind their ward alone at home. By getting them into camps, they can be rest assured that the children are occupied for at least part of the day and not wasting time watching television," she said.
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However, she maintained that parents should not force the child to go to summer camps. If children are forced to go to summer camps, they will be reluctant to learn any activity. About parents sending their child to many camps during the two-month vacation, Dr. Suchetha said it is usually the ambitious parents who force their children to attend as many camps as possible. "Children should be allowed to enjoy the break. They only have two months, as the rest of the year, they hardly have time to do anything other than school work," she added.
Madhushri K.V., a homemaker, has an understanding with her daughter. "We have decided that she can go to a summer camp for a month, and spend the other month with her grandparents in Shimoga. My daughter, Rakshitha, is attending a summer camp for the first time. She chose the camp. We did not want to force her into anything," she said.
She said that her daughter wanted to join the summer camp because her friends from school were also attending the same camp. "Most of her classmates are going to at least two camps. We did not want to burden her during the vacation time when she should ideally be resting. We were happy she chose swimming camp and supported her decision," she said.
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C.G. Nagaraj, a technician with a multinational company, agreed. "We, as parents, have the responsibility to create a conducive environment for our children to learn. They should be inquisitive and take up activities with enthusiasm. Pushing the child will not motivate him/her to learn and acquire new skills," he said.
Mr. Nagaraj said that parents, at the end of the day, only wanted their wards to be healthy and happy. "What use is the camp if the child is unhappy being there in the first place? The problem arises when parents feel that their child should be exposed to things and activities they were not. Children should be allowed sometime to rest and go to camps they want to," he added.
R.G. Swaminath, professor of psychiatry, Ambedkar Medical College, maintained that the notion that double-income parents send their children to camps because they can be assured of their safety is not entirely justified. "Families have been going nuclear for the past many years. There is a positive aspect to sending children to summer camps. Children get to learn new skills and have a chance to interact with peers."
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One of the main concerns for parents is that child should not waste time. "These days everything is packaged. The summer camps have also caught on to the trend and are packaging their activities." He also said that one should not always say that the parents were forcing the children to attend camps. "Children may want to go to the camps if their friends are going; then the demand is more from the child's side. This way, he/she gets to enjoy and continue the peer interaction he/she has enjoyed at school," he added.
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She also said that in the past, the child's immediate needs were not central to the day-to-day activities of the household.
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She said that though the child's likes and dislikes are now a priority, parents do not have the time to personally attend to it.
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The fonts that reside in printers can sometimes be very useful and difficult to use in application program code. This article describes how to determine which printer-resident device fonts are available for use in a Win32 printer device context. The article also describes several problems that can occur when you try to use those printer fonts in application code.
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In most cases, a software developer relies on the operating system to provide the fonts that will be used for its drawing. To do this, you can select an operating system-supplied font through the application programming interface (API) or through the common Choose Font dialog box. However, the application is typically not concerned with the particular font that is used, only that it meets certain requirements and that the user prefers the font. These requirements include:
However, sometimes an application developer may have to select only a certain font specifically from a target printer. Historically, this was necessary on impact-type printers (for example, dot matrix printers) to obtain certain formatting or to speed up the printing.
Today, most printers are fundamentally designed as raster devices and can draw a dot (a pixel) on any part of the paper just as efficiently as all of a character glyph. For most applications, it is not an issue whether a character glyph is drawn as a whole form from a printer-resident definition or is drawn as a collection of pixels that the operating system provides. However, you may still want to use a font that only the printer provides. For example, this may occur because the font is unique and has no similar substitute in the operating system or perhaps because you want to avoid the overhead of downloading a font definition to the printer.
For the purposes of this article, "device fonts" are any fonts whose definition exists either permanently or transiently in the printer's memory. These device fonts provide a character glyph definition that can be addressed per character by the printer's page rasterizer hardware to ink the shape onto paper.
Device fonts can be categorized into three basic types:
Downloadable FontsThe operating system provides downloadable fonts, which are also known as soft fonts. When you print a document, the definition for the font is provided as part of the print job. When the printer processes the print job, the font definition is installed in the printer memory so that the font definition can be inked onto the printed page of the document.
Some argue that because the printer is drawing the character glyphs of the font, these fonts are device fonts. However, when a font definition is downloaded or when a glyph is drawn onto the printer through a bitmap, only some overhead or print job spool size is saved. This process occurs transparently to the application so that the font in the operating system can be used on the screen and on the printer. Because this article focuses on how to use device fonts that only the printer provides, this article does not describe how to use downloadable fonts.
Device Font SubstitutionDevice font substitution occurs when there are two, distinct font definitions: one that the operating system uses, and one that the printer uses. That is, an application selects and uses a font in the operating system in a document on the screen. When you print the document, the printed output is drawn by using the similarly-defined font that the printer provides. Therefore, the font in the operating system has been substituted on the printer with the printer-defined font.
This typically occurs on PostScript printers when a common Windows TrueType font is used. An example of this is the TrueType Arial font that is typically printed by using the PostScript font definition for the Helvetica font on most PostScript devices. This is an example of a substitution by using a similar font whose font name is actually different. In this case, you can typically find and use this similar font definition directly because the similar font definition is also exposed as a true device font. This is discussed later in this article.
Device font substitution also occurs when the font on the printer has the same name as the font that the operating system provides. This typically occurs on printers such as Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printers. Those printers typically have their own versions of the Windows core fonts such as Arial and Times New Roman. Although these fonts can also typically be found by looking for true device fonts, their use sometimes cannot be guaranteed because the printer drivers frequently select on their own or select through user settings whether to use the font that the operating system provides instead.
Device FontsTrue device fonts are those that only have a definition on the printer. The only way that an application can use these fonts is for the application to specifically identify the font and to create it for use in the printer device context.
If you know enough information about a device, you can create a logical font description in a LOGFONT structure that will result in the realization of the device font. In particular, it is important to provide the correct information for the lfFacename member, the lfHeight member, and the character set of the font. Also, the lfOutPrecision member should contain an OUT_DEVICE_PRECIS flag to influence the font mapping process to choose device fonts instead of similarly-named system fonts.
If the description of the font is not known, you can enumerate fonts to discover device fonts. To obtain a list of device fonts that the printer supports, use one of the font enumeration functions such as EnumFontFamiliesEx. Application code that is put in the callback function can examine the data that is handed to the callback function to determine which font instances describe a device font.
Using True Device FontsThe process of using a device font in a printer device context follows these general steps:
Enumerating the Fonts of a Printer Device ContextTo enumerate all of the fonts that are available in a device context, you can use callback functions and the EnumFontFamiliesEx function from the Win32 application programming interface (API). To enumerate all of the fonts for a device context, you must call EnumFontFamiliesEx two times: first to get a list of font families, and a second time to get all of the distinct fonts that are in each font family. For more information about the complete enumeration of system fonts, see the "References" section of this article.
To find all of the device fonts on a printer device context, you must enumerate all of the fonts of the printer device context. When each font is passed to the callback functions, the font is examined to determine if it is a device font. The PrinterDeviceFontEnum and PrinterDeviceFontFamiliesEnum callback functions in the following sample code perform this operation.
You can see in the sample code where the EnumFontFamiliesEx function is called two times. The first call is made in the PrintDeviceFontList function. The second call is in the PrinterDeviceFontFamiliesEnum callback function.
PrintDeviceFontList is the top-level function. PrintDeviceFontList performs two tasks by starting a print job on the printer device context and then invoking the first call to EnumFontFamiliesEx to start the font enumeration process. According to the Platform Software Development Kit (SDK) documentation, when you set the LOGFONT structure's lfCharSet member to the DEFAULT_CHARSET value, EnumFontFamiliesEx enumerates all of the font families. After the font enumeration is complete, the code completes the print job management task by calling the EndDoc method.
The PrinterDeviceFontFamiliesEnum callback function is called for each font family by the EnumFontFamiliesEx function. In that callback function, the code initially screens the font families to find only the device fonts that are marked by the FontType parameter. It also screens out any fonts that are marked as TrueType because those fonts are likely to be downloadable fonts. For those font families that are considered device fonts, the EnumFontFamiliesEx function is called again but is passed the ENUMLOGFONTEX structure that the callback function received. The use of the callback parameter as the input parameter to the second enumeration function call causes the second enumeration to list all of the distinct fonts in that font family.
Selecting Device FontsYou can use certain criteria of printer device fonts to distinguish these fonts from any other font that is enumerated. Specifically, look for the DEVICE_FONTTYPE value in the FontType callback function's DWORD parameter. Almost all of the fonts that are handed to the callback function with this value set are device fonts for the printer device context (except with Adobe fonts).
In the sample code, the PrinterDeviceFontEnum callback function is called by the second enumeration for each distinct font in the font family. The PrinterDeviceFontEnum callback function performs three tasks:
This function detects when a font that is marked as a device font but is not a true device font (according to the definition in this article). This occurs when Adobe fonts are installed into the system through either the Adobe Type Manager or through the native Adobe rasterizer that is present in Microsoft Windows 2000 or Microsoft Windows XP.
When this occurs, the font is really a system-supplied font that is downloaded to the printer, which sometimes occurs with TrueType fonts. Unfortunately, there is no flag that you can use across Windows 98, Windows Millennium Edition (Me), Windows 2000, and Windows XP that indicates that the font is an Adobe font that the system provides (unlike TrueType fonts, which include a flag). There is an indication in the NEWTEXTMETRIC structure's ntmFlags member, but this is only available in Windows 2000 and later. Therefore, the code must resort to a process of elimination. The font is removed when IsSystemFont determines that the device font is provided by both the screen device context and the printer device context.
To avoid repetitious samples of a font that scales, the code also notes when a candidate font has already been used. The specific implementation of this relies on the enumeration order of the fonts to see when sequential enumerations of a font are the same font but in a different scale. To remove fonts that are only a different scale, the code uses the CompareLogFontEx function.
NOTE: The documentation for programming Windows operating systems does not state that font instances that differ only by scale will be enumerated sequentially. The code sample uses this technique because enumeration was seen to work this way, and the reduction in the number of sample lines on the printed page is not a critical feature of the demonstration code. If you want to rely on eliminating different scales of the same font, you must keep a data structure of the device fonts that are used. Then the program must check the currently-enumerated font against that data structure.
Scalable vs. Bitmap FontsThere are two types of device fonts that can be enumerated on printers:
The classic example of a bitmap font is Courier 10 cpi. As the name implies, this font is a hold over from the transition from typewriters to impact-type printers. It is called a bitmap font because the most common definition of the font was located in a ROM bitmap image of a dot matrix printer.
Examples of scalable, printer-resident fonts can be found in most PostScript printers where there is typically a standard set of PostScript fonts such as Helvetica and Times.
Device fonts that are not scalable have a bit that is set in the FontType parameter of the callback function. That bit is represented by the symbol RASTER_FONTTYPE in the SDK. If the FontType parameter to the callback function does not have the RASTER_FONTTYPE bit set, the font is a scalable font. For an example of how to determine this, see the PrinterDeviceFontEnum callback function of the sample code.
Drawing the Device FontsAfter fonts that are device fonts are found, the sample uses them in the printer device context on which the enumeration was performed. Device fonts are used much like other fonts by creating a logical description with the CreateFontIndirect function. This function call is passed the LOGFONT that was passed into the font enumeration callback function. After the HFONT is created, it is used in the printer device context by selecting it into the device context with the SelectObject function call.
Metrics for the device font are obtained through the GetTextMetrics function call. It is best to operate on printer device contexts by using the MM_TEXT mapping mode, which is the default mapping mode for a device context. When you use the MM_TEXT mapping mode, you avoid mathematical errors that can occur during the unit conversion process of other mapping modes.
When you use a device font in a printer device context, you must be careful not to transport the metrics for the font and the strings to other device contexts. This is true particularly of memory device contexts. By definition, a memory device context is not the print job but is a temporary memory buffer of raster graphics and therefore cannot use a device font.
There is another significant consideration when you use printer device fonts: you cannot provide a What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get type preview of the print job. Clearly, fonts that reside in the printer hardware cannot be drawn onto the screen. The closest that you can come to previewing the print job is to find a system-supplied font that has the general characteristics of a printer device font and then draw the glyphs of that font on the screen by using the ExtTextOut function to simulate the placement of the character glyphs on the printed page.
Problems Using Device FontsYou may experience the following problems when you use device fonts:
For additional information, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/99672/EN-US/ )INFO: Complete Enumeration of System Fonts
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/75469/EN-US/ )How To Accurately Showing on the Screen What Will Print
(https://support.microsoft.com/kb/230342/EN-US/ )How To Determine When Font Creation Was Successful
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PISCATAWAY, N.J. It seemed a perfect fit when Tim Pernetti was hired as athletic director at Rutgers in April 2009.
A New Jersey native who played tight end for the Scarlet Knights, the 42-year-old Pernetti had witnessed the athletic department's push toward respectability with a close eye and was viewed as the right man to push it even further.
But he was short on experience. When he replaced Bob Mulcahy, Pernetti had only been a broadcaster for the Rutgers football team, a program director at ABC Sports and an executive vice president at CBS Sports.
"He's highly familiar with the challenges Rutgers has faced. He's deeply committed to accountability," then-Rutgers president Richard McCormick said at the time. "Time will tell. He's had the job for an hour. But I am confident that Tim Pernetti has the skill set and the experience."
Four years later and Pernetti's job is in danger as a men's basketball scandal rips through campus.
Pernetti dismissed Mike Rice on Wednesday after a videotape aired showing the coach shoving, grabbing and throwing balls at players, and using gay slurs during practice. The tape was made available to Pernetti in November by a former university employee, but after an investigation, and with the approval of the new university president, Pernetti only chose to suspend Rice.
The coach was forced to miss three games, was fined $75,000 and ordered to attend anger management classes. The Scarlet Knights went 3-0 in his absence, and he returned in time for Big East play.
But the video - given to Pernetti by Eric Murdock, former director of player development for Rice - was broadcast Tuesday on ESPN and prompted scores of sharp criticism nationwide.
"You have to be cautious about public reaction, because the reaction the public is having is the same I had," Pernetti told WFAN on Tuesday. "I am factoring everything into what we do going forward."
Pernetti fired Rice a day later, and questions began about his own job status. Pernetti did not speak to the media Wednesday or Thursday, as calls for his dismissal surfaced around the Rutgers community. Also Thursday, assistant coach Jimmy Martelli resigned.
There have been growing calls for Pernetti to be fired, coming from Rutgers faculty and state legislators. But there's also a push to keep him, playing out largely on social media.
By Friday morning, nearly 3,000 people had joined a Facebook site calling for the university to keep him, several accusing the media and politicians of a witch hunt. Former Rutgers football players including Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice and Eric LeGrand, who was paralyzed during a game in 2010, were also campaigning for Pernetti to remain in place, saying that Pernetti cares deeply about them as individuals.
The video shows numerous clips of Rice at practice firing basketballs at players, hitting them in the back, legs, feet and shoulders. Rice was also shown pushing players in the chest and grabbing them by their jerseys and yanking them around the court. Rice could be heard yelling obscenities and using gay slurs.


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ATM Repair Course and Training Information
Aspiring ATM (automated teller machine) repairers can gain necessary skills by taking courses in general electronics repair. However, those interested specifically in ATM repair often gain training on the job, especially by shadowing an experienced electronics field technician. This article discusses some common courses that prospective ATM repairers might take.
Essential Information
Courses that cover ATM repair are typically found in certificate or associate degree programs in general electronics repair or electronics technology, which are offered at numerous community colleges and technical schools. ATM repairers typically need at least some formal college-level training in electronics repair.
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The most commonly offered courses in electronics programs are described below.
Introduction to Electronics Course
This course provides an introduction to electronics theory and various electronic components. Topics include electric currents, circuitry, power supplies and testing equipment. Some programs include a laboratory component, during which computer simulations stand in the place of electronic workstations and their components.
Techniques in Electronics Servicing and Troubleshooting Course
Students experience firsthand the electronic devices and equipment they might service in the field, such as automated teller machines and office equipment. They learn to read schematic diagrams and troubleshoot electronic issues common in these machines. Laboratory sessions allow the practice of diagnosing and repair techniques.
Electronic Circuitry Course
This course addresses both alternate (AC) and direct circuitry (DC). Instruction focuses on the construction and function of electronic circuitry found in electronic equipment, such as ATMs. Students learn to use electronic models to analyze and solve electronic circuitry issues.
Advanced Electronics Course
Lessons focus on devices such as semiconductors and their role in circuitry found in modern electronic equipment, including ATMs. Instruction addresses diodes, amplifiers, transistors and oscillators. A laboratory component is usually combined with instruction lectures.
Training Options in ATM Repair
ATM repair technicians usually receive basic knowledge and generalized training through a certificate or associate degree program. Then, many employers provide additional on-the-job training to teach technicians to service their specific ATM equipment. However, professional organizations like the Electronics Technicians Association, International (ETA-I) and the International Society of Certified Electronics Technicians (ISCET) offer certification options that also provide training for aspiring technicians or working technicians that want to advance their careers. Both organizations offer the Associate Certified Electronics Technician certification, which is an option for electronics technicians with less than two years of experience and a requirement before taking the more advanced Journeyman Certified Electronics Technician exam, also offered by both the ETA-I and the ISCET.
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text: GamesBeat Wage heavenly war without spending a dime in Ascend: New Gods Image Credit: Signal Studios August 28, 2012 5:44 PM Stephanie Carmichael 0 If you're not reaching, engaging, and monetizing customers on mobile, you're likely losing them to someone else. Register now for the 8th annual MobileBeat, July 13-14, where the best and brightest will be exploring the latest strategies and tactics in the mobile space. Signal Studios announced today that its upcoming action role-playing game, Ascend: New Gods, will appear as one of the first free-to-play games on Xbox Live. This fall's Happy Wars will also rely on microtransactions instead of the traditional model, which includes the cost of the full game and possible downloadable content. Ascend: New Gods, which was revealed at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo in June, will feature "parallel multiplayer" and cross-play between console and mobile versions. "We want to create a game that delivers an experience beyond what people generally expect from free-to-play titles," said D. R. Albright, the president and creative director at Signal. "Our business model is integrated into the gameplay in a very elegant way. There's no begging or distracting pop-ups. Players can get through Ascend without spending a dime, but if they want to purchase items to augment their experience, we make it easy for them to do so. If they choose not to, that's fine, too." The in-game currency, "souls," provide players access to different items, abilities, upgrades, and character customizations. Players can gain souls either by progressing naturally or spending Microsoft Points through Xbox Live. The developer plans to use "unique technology" to introduce fresh content more seamlessly into the game. "Ascend leverages our proprietary dynamic content system to deliver on-the-fly updates," said Brett Gow, the executive producer for Ascend. "By taking advantage of this system, we'll be able to quickly make adjustments to the game to meet the demands of both the single-player story and the multiplayer experience. This will allow us to push new content and gameplay updates directly to players without the wait normally associated with console title updates." Ascend: New Gods is coming to Xbox Live in early 2013. It supports Microsoft's Xbox SmartGlass technology, announced in June.


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Tube Bar prank calls
The Tube Bar prank calls are a series of prank calls.[1][2] In the mid-1970s, John Elmo and Jim Davidson made a number of phone calls to the Tube Bar in Jersey City, asking the proprietor if they could speak to a named customer. The given names were homophones for other, often offensive, phrases. Recordings of the calls were circulated widely on bootleg tapes and may have been the inspiration for a running gag in The Simpsons.[1]
In the mid-1970s, two young men, John Elmo and Jim Davidson (later known collectively as The Bum Bar Bastards, or BBB), began calling the Tube bar in Journal Square in Jersey City, New Jersey. The bar was owned by heavyweight boxer Louis "Red" Deutsch, and most of the time Deutsch answered the calls. During a call, the callers would ask Deutsch to call out fictitious, punning names such as Al Coholic (alcoholic)[1][3] or Mike Hunt (my cunt).[2][3] Most of the time, Deutsch would call out the names, unaware that he was subjected to a prank. At times Deutsch would catch on, and when he did, he responded with extreme hostility, shouting at the caller with profanity, obscene sexual references (usually involving the caller's mother), and threats of physical harm. He would utter threats such as, "I'm gonna break dem bones in your feet, so you'll never be able to walk right again!" as well as "I'll cut your belly open and show you all the black stuff you got in there!" Sometimes Red would offer the two $100 or $500 if they would show up at his bar, but they never did.[4]
The calls were taped and shared with friends. By the 1980s, the equipment managers of several Major League Baseball teams possessed copies of the tapes, which were known unofficially as the Red Tapes or Tube Bar Tapes. The tapes' popularity spread throughout the league, branching out to other professional sports leagues and then to sports reporters and into the media. The 1981 movie Porky's included a scene with characters calling a bar asking for "Mike Hunt". Animator Matt Groening obtained a copy and incorporated the phone hijinks into a running gag on The Simpsons with barkeeper Moe Szyslak, who is based on Deutsch. Although Groening is a fan of the tapes, he describes the connection as "creative synchronicity".[5] Several New York City alternative rock record labels released various edits of the tapes on vinyl before the Bum Bar Bastards came forward in the 1990s to claim copyright of the tapes.[4]
- The Tube Bar (11/6/88, Teenbeat Records)[6]
- Tube Bar (album) (1993, Detonator)
- Tavern Tour (1997 Padded Cell Productions)
- Bum Bar Bastards Special DVD/CD Collector's Edition (9/1/04, T.A. Productions)
- Tube Bar Collector's Edition|Tube Bar Collector's Edition (2-CD Set)]] (1/1/06, T.A. Productions)
- Drunk, Dirty and Disgraceful (10/30/06, T.A. Productions)
- Tube Bar Red's Bootleg Tape (Remastered) (09/17/07, T.A. Productions)
- TUBE BAR Legendary Prank / Crank Calls [The ULTIMATE COLLECTION] (10/23/08, T.A. Productions)
- Tube Bar Prank Calls 35th Anniversary Complete Collection]] (09/01/10, T.A. Productions)
- Tube Bar Vol 4: Rummies, Bums & Dummies! (04/22/13, TubeBarPrankCalls.com)
See also[edit]
- ^ a b c Ehrman, Mark (24 July 1993). "Phone Pranks: Not Just For Kids Anymore". Lakeland Ledger. Retrieved 19 August 2010.
- ^ a b Sisario, Ben. "POP MUSIC; Giving Jerseyana A Voice", The New York Times, March 7, 1999. Accessed October 14, 2007. "Mr. Sceurman and Mr. Moran also scattered excerpts from The Tube Bar Tapes throughout the CD. These legendary prank-call recordings – including classics like Can I speak to Al Coholic? and Is this the party to whom I am speaking? (borrowed from Lily Tomlin) – have circulated on bootleg tapes for years."
- ^ a b ""The Tube Bar Tapes" - Transcrierea". Archived from the original on 10 March 2011. Retrieved 18 September 2013.
- ^ a b Weird NJ Vol. 2 Tube Bar Interview
- ^ Ehrman, Mark (June 3, 1993). "Telephone Trespassing : Think only kids make prank calls? Now grown-ups are dialing, baiting their prey and taping what follows. And thousands collect the recordings.". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved September 18, 2012.
- ^ The Tube Bar (Cassette, Teenbeat 22)


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Milton, Queensland
Brisbane, Queensland
Suncorp Stadium a prominent landmark of Milton
|27°28′04″S 153°00′24″E / 27.46778°S 153.00667°ECoordinates: 27°28′04″S 153°00′24″E / 27.46778°S 153.00667°E[1]
|1,987 (2011 census)[2]
|• Density
|1,660/km2 (4,290/sq mi)
|11 August 1975[1]
|1.2 km2 (0.5 sq mi)[4]
|2 km (1 mi) wW of Brisbane CBD[5]
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Milton is an inner suburb of Brisbane, Australia, approximately 2 kilometres (1.2 mi) west of the central business district.[5] The suburb is a mixture of light industry, warehouses, commercial offices, retail and single and multiple occupancy residences. The main roads are Milton Road, which runs beside the main western rail line and Coronation Drive (formerly River Road), which runs along the Brisbane River.
Settlement in the Milton area by Europeans began in the 1840s, with land mostly used for farming and grazing.[4]
The suburb's name was derived from the farm name "Milton Farm", used from the late 1840s by Ambrose Eldridge, chemist. Eldridge named the farm after John Milton, the English poet.[1] Between 1900 and 1962, Milton was served by trams running along Milton Road from Toowong and Rainworth, with the latter branching off at Baroona Road. The services were withdrawn after the disastrous Paddington tram depot fire and replaced by buses. The suburb continues to be served by most western suburb bus routes operated by Brisbane Transport.
Between 1927 and 1969, the Brisbane City Council's tramway workshops were located at Boomerang Street, a site formerly used as a nightsoil dump. Trams accessed the workshops from Milton Road, under the railway line. After the closure of the tram system on 13 April 1969, the workshops continued to be used to service the City Council's bus fleet, until the workshop complex was shifted to Toowong in 1979. The workshops were then demolished and the site used as a successful "Park and Ride" car park, where commuters could park their cars at the edge of the CBD and continue their journey by bus. However, in the late 1980s, a change in City Council policy saw the site sold for office development.
On the other side of Boomerang Street stood another notable Milton landmark, the Arnotts biscuit factory, which was demolished in the 1990s after Arnotts moved their Brisbane operations to Geebung.
The Brisbane City Council's trolley-bus depot and garage was located between Chippendale and Castlemaine Streets and operated between 1951 and 1969. The building remained until it was demolished to make way for the redevelopment of Suncorp Stadium.
In January 2011, Milton experienced flooding as part of the 2010–2011 Queensland floods.[6]
In the 2011 Census the population of Milton is 1,987, 50% female and 50% male.
The median/average age of the Milton population is 30 years of age, 7 years below the Australian average.
63.5% of people living in Milton were born in Australia. The other top responses for country of birth were England 3.7%, New Zealand 3.6%, Ireland 1.6%, South Africa 1.5%, India 1.5%.
79.4% of people speak English as their first language 2.1% Spanish, 1.7% Mandarin, 1.2% Italian, 1% Nepali, 0.9% Indonesian.
Notable landmarks in Milton include the Castlemaine Perkins brewery, known for the "Fourex" (XXXX) range of beers, the Suncorp Stadium (formerly Lang Park), a portion of the Brisbane riverwalk and the Park Road strip of restaurants and cafés.[7]
The suburb also once was the site of Milton Courts, Brisbane's major tennis courts, where major international and national tournaments were held until the courts closed in the 1990s.[8]
The Milton Bowl, a small ten-pin bowling alley located at the Rosalie end of the suburb closed on 17 March 2008, after 45 years.[9]
By 2014 the former Milton Courts and Milton Bowl sites will be redeveloped to create Frew Park, a large inner city parkland.[10]
Heritage listings[edit]
Milton has a number of heritage-listed sites, including:
- 249 Coronation Drive: Cook Terrace[11]
- 16 Hale Street: Christ Church[12]
- 50 McDougall Street: Milton House[13]
- 233 Milton Road: Old Bishopsbourne Chapel[14]
- 233 Milton Road: Old Bishopsbourne[15]
By Train, the Milton Railway Station is the first station on the Ipswich line west of Roma Street Station. It is served by commuter trains only.
- ^ a b c Department of Natural Resources and Mines (Queensland). "Place name details - Milton". Queensland Government. Retrieved 30 October 2013.
- ^ Australian Bureau of Statistics (31 October 2012). "Milton, Qld (State Suburb)". 2011 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 30 October 2013.
- ^ "Find a postcode". Australia Post. Retrieved 30 October 2013.
- ^ a b Australian Bureau of Statistics. "Milton". Retrieved 30 October 2013.
- ^ a b Centre for the Government of Queensland. "Milton". Retrieved 30 October 2013.
- ^ Feeney, Katherine (12 January 2011). "Evacuees 'not ok but trying'". Sydney Morning Herald (Fairfax Media). Retrieved 12 January 2011.
- ^ Milton Attractions Magnificent Milton. Retrieved on 2014-04-16.
- ^ Emporium Plan For Iconic Milton Tennis Centre Site, — Brisbane Times
- ^ Jensen, Torny; Hele, Michelle (15 February 2008). "Fans bowled over by news of 10-pin closure". The Courier-Mail.
- ^ "Plan for big park in Milton finalised". Lord Mayor of Brisbane Graham Quirk. 12 March 2012. Retrieved 30 May 2012.
- ^ "Cook Terrace (entry 15025)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
- ^ "Christ Church (entry 15027)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
- ^ "Milton House (entry 15028)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
- ^ "Old Bishopsbourne Chapel (entry 15030)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
- ^ "Old Bishopsbourne (entry 15029)". Queensland Heritage Register. Queensland Heritage Council. Retrieved 6 July 2013.
External links[edit]
Media related to Milton, Queensland at Wikimedia Commons


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Bellomarino, S. A., Parker, R. M.*, Conlan, X. A., Barnett, N. W. and Adams, M. J.* (2010) Partial least squares and principal components analysis of wine vintage by high performance liquid chromatography with chemiluminescence detection, Analytica chimica acta, vol. 678, no. 1, pp. 34-38, Elsevier B.V., Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
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Bellomarino, S. A., Conlan, X. A., Parker, R. M.*, Barnett, N. W. and Adams, M. J* (2009) Geographical classification of some Australian wines by discriminant analysis using HPLC with UV and chemiluminescence detection, Talanta, vol. 80, no. 2, pp. 833-838, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands [C1]
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Kirwan, Gemma M.*, Clark, Shona, Barnett, Neil W., Niere, Julie O.* and Adams, Michael J.* (2008) Generalised 2D-correlation NMR analysis of a wine fermentation, Analytica chimica acta, vol. 629, no. 1-2, pp. 128-135, Elsevier B.V., Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1]
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Wynne, Lawrence*, Clark, Shona, Adams, Michael* and Barnett, Neil (2007) Compositional dynamics of a commercial wine fermentation using two-dimensional FTIR correlation analysis, Vibrational spectroscopy, vol. 44, no. 2, pp. 394-400, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands [C1]
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Clark, Shona, Barnett, Neil, Adams, Mike*, Cook, Iain*, Dyson, Gail and Johnston, Geoff* (2006) Monitoring a commercial fermentation with proton nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy with the aid of chemometrics, Analytica chimica acta, vol. 563, no. 1-2, pp. 338-345, Elsevier BV, Amsterdam, Netherlands [C1]
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Adams, M.*, Latham, K.*, Barnett, N. and Poynton, A.* (1999) Calibration models for determining moisture and fat content of processed cheese using near-infrared spectrometry., Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 1232-1236, John Wiley & Sons, Sussex, UK [C1]
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