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Uncomfortably well informed on 'cuddle game'JILLIAN ALLISON-AITKEN
Apparently there's some sports-like event happening in Brazil at the moment involving a game where blokes run around a paddock cuddling each other while chasing a round ball.
You might have guessed that I'm not really a fan of football/soccer/the cuddle game but I've found it interesting how much information on the World Cup I have actually absorbed simply by being online.
I guess it highlights just how pervasive the internet is, when someone like me ends up actually knowing stuff about the World Cup simply by being logged into Facebook.
I know that there have been lots of dodgy refereeing decisions, including by Kiwi Peter O'Leary.
I know that Portuguese defender Pepe - who, like Madonna, Cher and Plato goes by just the one name - is quite fond of the good old Liverpool kiss. My parents used to have a dog named Pepe many years ago, but he didn't play footy.
I know that Cameroon's football federation isn't particularly trusting when it comes to its own players and is investigating allegations of match-fixing.
Oh, and I know that Uruguay striker Luis Suarez likes to have a wee chomp on his opponents. If it's good enough for Mike Tyson . . .
Surprisingly, I also know which teams have done well, which ones have done not so well, and most days I actually know the result of the most interesting games.
Not interesting to me, mind you. But, somehow, as these games are being discussed by friends on my Facebook timeline, I'm absorbing the information and becoming better informed on the subject than I ever thought possible. And probably better informed than I'm comfortable with.
However, to be fair, it seems more like sport than cricket. At least with the cuddle game they do move about the playing field at a reasonable pace and generally get a result in a timely fashion.
I should also probably own up to the fact that much of the actual World Cup action I've watched has been in the form of the "brick-by-brick" version. These awesome little animations feature the more exciting play during the World Cup, recreated with Lego.
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Burnley are considering Luton striker Steve Howard as a replacement for Robbie Blake.Burnley are considering Luton Town striker Steve Howard as a replacement for departed captain Robbie Blake.
Following Blake's sale to Birmingham City, Clarets boss Steve Cotterill has money to spend to reinforce his attack.
Luton forward Howard has emerged as a possible target to fill the sizeable void created by Blake's exit from Turf Moor.
The Clarets' Championship rivals Nottingham Forest have already failed with a bid for the 28-year-old this season.
Howard has notched 17 goals for The Hatters this term and is out of contract at Kenilworth Road at the end of the season.
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Since its release earlier this week, I've learned a lot—both tips for enhancing game play and life lessons. Of course I don't know anything, so I've enlisted the help of my Pokémon Go group chat (titled 'Team Rocket'. I am not kidding) to get some of their tips and tricks too.
Be careful.
You will walk into something at least once. I tripped over nothing but the sidewalk yesterday. The sidewalk. Remain alert and stay woke. I use the same rule of thumb that I just learned in driver's ed: don't look down for more than one second. I've calculated that to be about 3 or 4 steps, depending on how fast I'm walking. One second is typically enough to make sure I'm not about to slam into a person/traffic/etc. Also, if it is late, grab a buddy. Last night I could see a Meowth in my neighborhood around midnight. I had to fight every impulse in my body to not walk around Baltimore City alone at midnight with my iPhone out in the open. But I remembered to be reasonable and save and maybe that wasn't a great idea. I still don't have a Meowth tho so 😑. My friend Mike seems to think people will die playing this game (he has said it 3 times already). I'm a bit more optimistic, but I guess that just stresses the importance of safety.
Don't Pokemon Go & drive!
I have this in a separate section from 'Be Careful' because I really need you to hear me. Just don't do it. Now I don't drive but I know it is not safe, and multiple people in my Team Rocket group chat who all drive also gave this advice. Just put your phone down. What you can do is leave your app open, if you have eggs incubating your drive time counts as km traveled.
You will kill your battery life.
Seriously. Just expect it. I took the bus one day from home to work. Left my house at 100%, got to work with 53%. I have a 45 minute bus ride. So yeah…this might be the time to invest in an external battery for your iPhone. Utilize lower power mode as much as possible, available in the app. Also, you will probably blow through your data as well.
You'll become way more active.
My co-worker Susie said it best: "I learned that I really hate moving but will walk around in hot ass summer to catch childhood monsters". No matter how inactive you think you are, you'll get your ass off the couch because there's a damn Butterfree in your neighborhood and the little bitch ran away last time you tried to catch it. My friend Haylie has gone on 3 mile walks just to see what she can catch. I've started going out of my way to walk more. On Thursday, I got off the bus 7 stops before my stop and walked the 10 blocks home. Yesterday, I left my house 20 minutes before I needed to just so I could do a loop around my neighborhood. I kind of wish I was kidding but also whatever, I'm getting my steps in.
But remember active does NOT mean productive.
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Have a support system.
Or as my friend Aaron puts it, "have a squad group chat for your training adventures". In addition to Team Rocket, I also work with ~85% millennials so also have all of them to lean on. Questions will come up and you will want someone to lean on to give you some good information. Here's a Facebook group I was invited to for players in Maryland. (PS: you can totally add this post to your list of resources. If you have a game-play question, I'll answer it and will outsource the answer if I'm not totally sure).
Take a buddy with you on some of your more adventurous quests. If I'd had a Poké-buddy, I could've gone exploring to find that Meowth the other night! Also, the more people in an area, the more Pokémon the game brings to that area, so group exploring is totally encouraged.
Somethings aren't what you'd expect.
Pokémon use stardust and candies to evolve and power up. When you catch a Pokémon, they come with a certain amount of species-specific candies and general stardust (can be used for any Pokémon). These candies are used to help Pokémon get stronger but also to evolve them. The more Pokémon of one type you collect, the more candies and stardust you get. So go ahead and catch that 25th Pidgey, you're that much closer to your dreams of owning a Pidgeot. Except Eevee. Eevee is a little betch and evolves on her own 😑. You also can't interact with other people really, although I'm hoping this changes.
You'll want to throw your phone.
You will become all-too familiar with the friendly 'our servers our down, sorry' message even though they don't look fucking sorry in that picture. Also, why is Magnemite even there????? You'll get pissed when a Pokémon runs away from you after you've wasted 15 Pokéballs on catching them.
You also may start to resent the people around you.
Hearing about victories of people catching Growlithe and you've just seen your 50th Zubat of the day. Its tough to not be a little jel of everyone but just know that you're about to catch a Clefairy and then they'll be jealous.
You'll explore uncharted territory.
A teen in Wisconsin stumbled upon a dead body. People are exploring college campuses, parks, and using public transportation because these seem like ways to get even more Pokémon. Just you know, don't trespass and you'll be fine. And alert the authorities if you find a dead body.
I think my friend Becca sums it up best when she said: "what's so awesome is how much this game is bringing people together. I've heard nothing but stories of strangers coming together which is awesome". She also thinks gaming is heading in this direction. And that is also pretty cool. I've talked more about Pokémon in the past 72 hours than I have in the prior 15 years. I forgot how big Pokémon was in my life, and I am grateful
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I don't work and recieve VA disability payments monthly, which I live on. This is my only income. If I'm being sued for child support, can they use my VA money? I know its not taxable, so I'm not sure.
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Microsoft's Windows 10 is still in testing, but hardware makers can't wait for the day the OS replaces the controversial Windows 8.
Microsoft's Windows 10 is still in testing, but hardware makers can't wait for the day the OS replaces the controversial Windows 8.
When Microsoft released a critical update for multiple versions of Windows Server this month, it also pushed out a fix for several releases of the Windows client OS, including even the technical preview for Windows 10.
Apple has come out with a second beta of Mac OS X Yosemite for developers, but it's not clear whether this latest build will address the WiFi problems that continue to affect an undetermined but apparently substantial number of users.
Microsoft has added touchpad gestures, fine-tuned OneDrive syncing and revamped the feedback app in the latest build of Windows 10 Technical Preview, released Wednesday to testers on the OS's delivery fast track.
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I've been reading this forum for some time, because I've been wanting to gather ideas to see what's best for my children. Anyway, I came across this article the other day, and I thought it was interesting. So, I'm jumping in and joining the community!
Anyway, the article is titled Forget Mandarin, Latin is the key to success.
Well, obviously we're not going to forget Mandarin here in Singapore, but I found the following paragraph very interesting.
"In 1971, more than 4,000 fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade pupils of all backgrounds and abilities received 15 to 20 minutes of daily Latin instruction. The performance of the fifth-grade Latin pupils on the vocabulary test of the Iowa Test of Basic Skills was one full year higher than the performance of control pupils who had not studied Latin. Both the Latin group and the control group had been matched for similar backgrounds and abilities."
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Crimson Wine Group (OTCQB:CWGL) is a producer of high end wines through its ownership of five wine estates. Crimson is unique in that it is the only publicly traded pure play luxury wine company. The largest US wine company, Constellation Brands (NYSE:STZ), revenue per case is about $40 while Crimson's revenue per case was over $180 last year.
Crimson was spun out of Leucadia (NYSE:LUK), before its merger with Jefferies. Spinning out Crimson allowed Leucadia's management to keep a greater than 18% interest in Crimson rather than diluting their ownership via the merger.
There are two ways to approach the valuation of Crimson Wine Group, on an earnings power basis or by valuing the individual wine estates. Regardless of which approach one uses the stock of Crimson Wine Group is significantly undervalued.
In March Crimson President and CEO Erle Martin told the Napa Valley Register that he plans to double in size to half a million cases and roughly $100 million in sales by 2016. In the most recent quarter (Q2) Crimson reported 31% revenue growth over the previous year, which is well ahead of its plan to double revenue in four years. This was especially impressive because the rest of the industry did poorly as record bad weather hurt wine sales in the second quarter. Crimson is especially sensitive to weather as they rely on visits to their wineries to drive sales. Thus far weather has been excellent in the third quarter and it would not be surprising to see the sales momentum continue or even accelerate.
Gross Margins
In the longer term I expect gross margins to head from 51% in 2012 towards 60% as Crimson utilizes is full capacity. While 60% is unheard of for traditional wine companies it is the norm for well run, high end wineries (see NYT article and WVVI 10-Q). Crimson plans to increase production this year by 36% at existing facilities. This incremental production should have very high gross margins due to higher capacity utilization. The benefits of this increased production on gross margins should begin to be realized by the end of 2014.
Crimson has shown tremendous leverage on SG&A. Sales grew by 31% in the second quarter while SG&A expenses excluding public company costs rose by a mere 5%.
Crimson's $100 Million Goal
Crimson's goal of $100 million in revenue by 2016 seems conservative given recent growth rates. At $100 million in revenue Crimson should be able to earn at least $30 million in EBITDA and possibly as much as $35 million. If Crimson trades at its peers valuation the stock could reach $20 or higher.
Valuing Crimson Based On Assets
Crimson has a stated book value of $7.90. However, this does not take into account the value of two of Crimson's most valuable estates. Crimson acquired Pine Ridge in 1991 and Archery Summit was started in 1993. These two estates are carried for next to nothing on Crimson's book due to GAAP accounting. In 2001 these two estates were put on the market for $150 million as seen in this Wine Spectator article. It makes little sense that they are assigned almost no value.
Napa Valley estates trade at record prices and at significantly higher prices today than they did in 2001. It is estimated that the Araujo Estate in Napa recently sold for over $100 million. Araujo has 38 acres and produces approximately 6,000 cases a year. A second estate in Napa, Inglewood Estate, recently sold for an estimated $20 million. Inglewood has 30 acres and produces 5,500 cases. Pine Ridge, which is also located in Napa currently produces 80,000 cases a year and has 168 acres. Pine Ridge has an additional 46,000 cases of capacity. Archery Summit is the premiere estate in Willamette, Oregon. Archery Summit has 100 acres and produces 15,000 cases a year. I believe that $150 million is a conservative estimate for the combined value of Pine Ridge and Archery Summit.
Crimson's purchased its three other estates in recent years. Seghesio was bought for $86,000,000 in May 2011. Chamisal was bought for $19,200,000 in August of 2008. The purchase price of Double Canyon in 2005 and 2006 was undisclosed but I estimate it to be worth at least $10,000,000. The table below summarizes the value of Crimson's wineries:
Pine Ridge / Archery Summit
$ 150,000,000
Seghesio Family Vineyards
$ 86,000,000
Chamisal Vineyards
$ 19,200,000
Double Canyon
$ 10,000,000
$ 265,200,000
By assigning a value of $265.2 million to Crimson's property & equipment and zero value to its intangible assets the book value becomes $329.3 million or $13.46 cents a share.
Crimson offers a generous margin of safety through its ownership in five valuable wine estates, with the upside of a rapidly growing high end wine business. If Crimson reaches its conservative goal of $100 million in sales it could be worth over $20. The downside is protected by over $13 a share in asset value.
Disclosure: I am long OTCQB:CWGL, STZ. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it. I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article.


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Before you take on this life-size project, you probably know that building a house can be both time and money-consuming, as well as quite stressful if you decide to be your own project manager.
Your kids will spend a significant part of their lives in their own room, and you should have that in mind when making plans on the perfect decoration.
Whether you want to buy houses, sell your old one or look to invest, a real estate broker is a person who will help you go through this process without much hassle.
Once everything is organized and put in its place, it will give that special eye appeal that most people want to see.
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Mobile Cruise Port
Port of Mobile: An Overview
Mobile's tourism industry will receive a shot in the arm starting November 2016, when the 2,052-passenger Carnival Fantasy begins offering jaunts to Cozumel, Costa Maya and Progreso, Mexico. It is the cruise industry's first return to Mobile after pulling out in 2011.
The late writer Eugene Walter called Mobile "sweet lunacy's county seat." Walter's grave, which can be found in the historic Church Street Graveyard only a mile west of the Mobile cruise terminal on oak-canopied Government Street, is marked by a tombstone etched with the words, "When all else fails, throw a party." Mobilians are certainly good at that. They have been doing it since the city was founded as the first capital of French Colonial Louisiana in 1702. This predilection for an active nightlife has often given rise to comparisons with New Orleans, as have the city's French street names (some of which are identical to those in New Orleans' French Quarter), architecture, Cajun and Creole cuisine (fresh seafood is always on the menu), and an economy centered around a bustling seaport. But Mobile has a spirit all its own.
Situated on Mobile Bay with Gulf beaches only a short drive away (it's the largest coastal city between New Orleans and St. Petersburg, Florida), beach culture runs deep in Mobile. Singer-songwriter -- and beach life aficionado -- Jimmy Buffet spent part of his childhood here and played some of his first gigs in the city. Bring your seersuckers and flip-flops, and you'll fit right in.
Also known as the Azalea City, for the vivid flowering bushes that blanket yards and parks in the spring, Mobile boasts a mild subtropical climate with high temperatures in the 90s during the summers and 60s in the winters. Be sure to bring an umbrella: Mobile is wetter than Seattle with approximately five feet of rain each year.
Hanging Around
Mobile's downtown and riverfront has evolved into a full-fledged tourist destination, with an eclectic array of shops, restaurants and museums within a five- to 10-minute walk of the cruise terminal. Both Fort Conde Museum and Welcome Center and the Cooper Riverside Park are less than a quarter mile from the port, as is the 90,000-square-foot GulfQuest maritime museum, which boasts a gift shop modeled after a sunken Spanish galleon and interactive exhibits showcasing marine archeology, Gulf marine life and shipbuilding. GulfQuest boasts the only restaurant immediately overlooking the Mobile River; called The Galley, it serves local specialties such as shrimp and grits, and mahi-mahi prepared a variety of ways.
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Dauphin Street: With its wrought-iron balconies and eclectic array of restaurants, art galleries, boutiques and bars, Dauphin Street -- in the historic heart of the city -- often draws comparisons to New Orleans' Bourbon Street. But it is decidedly more calm and family-friendly. You're more apt to run into families attending events such as ArtWalk, rather than wild revelers -- although those certainly are present at times. Held the second Friday of each month (except in February), ArtWalk is a festive gathering of artists, craftspeople, musicians and food trucks. Nearby galleries open their doors and offer complementary wine and cheese, while vendors sell their wares on the street.
Crescent Theater: While exploring Dauphin Street, be sure to check out this historic, intimate theater that shows independent and locally produced films and serves wine and beer. Be sure to arrive early to score one of the theater's ultra-comfortable leather recliners. (208 Dauphin Street, 251-438-2005; open seven days a week, hours vary)
Three Georges Southern Chocolates: Established in 1917, this is one of Dauphin Street's best candy shops. It offers favorites such as pralines, heavenly hash and pecan pie, as well as gift baskets. (226 Dauphin Street, 251-433-6725; Monday to Thursday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.)
Wintzell's Oyster House is another landmark on Dauphin Street; it serves an impressive selection of Gulf seafood including its famous gumbo and West Indies Salad (chilled lump crabmeat and onions marinated in an oil and vinegar dressing). You can spend hours reading the witty sayings of founder J. Oliver Wintzell, which cover the walls from floor to ceiling. (605 Dauphin Street, 251-432-4605; Sunday-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.)
William & Emily Hearin Mobile Carnival Museum: Discover the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the United States at this museum where visitors can browse full-size replicas of parade floats and displays showcasing dazzling costumes -- crowns, jeweled trains and scepters included -- of Carnival kings and queens of yesteryear. The museum is wheelchair accessible and offers lively guided tours. (355 Government Street, 251-432-3324; Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.)
Church Street Graveyard: An historical cemetery surrounded by handmade brick walls with an iconic gate made of Mobile-wrought iron. It contains elaborate monuments covered in moss, dating as far back as the early 1800s. Joe Cain, the man said to have founded the modern celebration of Mardi Gras in Mobile in 1832 (more than two decades before New Orleans), is buried here. In early spring, both his and author Walter's graves are adorned with sparkling plastic beads from the most recent Mardi Gras parades, which take place in February and March of each year along with their more famous New Orleans counterparts. (On four acres adjacent to the Ben May Main Library, 701 Government Street)
USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park: Here you'll find the the USS Alabama, which saw major action in World War II in the South Pacific, as well as other vessels and aircraft from WWII to more recent conflicts. (2703 Battleship Parkway, 251-433-2703; April to September open daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., October to March open daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Christmas Day)
History Museum of Mobile: Located in the Old City Hall, this museum has both permanent and touring exhibits. (111 S. Royal Street, 251-208-7508; Monday to Saturday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.)
Mobile Museum of Art: Art lovers will want to check out this museum, which features an array of permanent, traveling and seasonal exhibitions. (4850 Museum Drive; 251-208-5200; Tuesday to Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.)
Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center & IMAX Theater: This museum offers breathtaking IMAX films, prestigious touring exhibitions and permanent interactive exhibits popular with kids. (65 Government Street, 251-205-6893; Tuesday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.)
Bellingrath Gardens and Museum Home: Located approximately 25 miles south of the port, Bellingrath has more than 60 miles of lush grounds to view a dazzling array of foliage such as the azaleas for which the city is famous. (During the holidays, they have elaborate light displays.) The home itself was built in 1935, using bricks salvaged from 1800s Mobile buildings, and is filled with antiques. (12401 Bellingrath Gardens Road, Theodore, 251-973-2217; open daily 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.)Farther Afield: The Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay offers wonderful shopping, particularly in Fairhope, a historical burg overlooking Mobile Bay with a downtown that has a wealth of quaint shops and restaurants. Beyond that are Alabama beaches with their crystal blue-green waters. A little over an hour to the west is the Mississippi Gulf Coast, providing a wealth of seafood restaurants and casinos, most of which are concentrated in Biloxi.
Getting Around
On Foot: Attractions such as GulfQuest, the Exploreum, Fort Conde and downtown are within walking distance of the Mobile cruise terminal.
By Taxi: Should one want to venture further afield, there are a variety of options. Cab companies include Yellow Cab of Mobile (251-545-3265), for which the one-way fare between the airport and cruise terminal is approximately $40, and recent arrival Uber, which has become a popular option among downtown revelers as a way to get around.
Mobile's restaurant scene is expanding and evolving, with an impressive array of ethnic offerings joining the Southern cooking and seafood mainstays for which the area is famous. Barbecue restaurants also continue to multiply. Many of the city's best restaurants, from fine dining to bar food to fusion, can be found within the confines of downtown.
Mama's on Dauphin: This restaurant offers reasonably priced Southern favorites such as red beans and rice with locally made Conecuh sausage, chicken fried steak and collard greens. Owned and operated by the same folks who run The Galley, Mama's also has seafood platters and specialties such as crab cakes. (220 Dauphin Street, 251-432-6262; Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., closed on the weekends)
Spot of Tea: Farther west, try breakfast, brunch or lunch at this local favorite, which has been serving up house dishes such as Eggs Cathedral (an English muffin topped with a crab cake, scrambled eggs and a sauce made with blackened Mexican grouper and crawfish) since 1994. You can also enjoy al fresco dining overlooking Cathedral Square, the park for which the dish gets its name. (310 Dauphin Street, 251-433-9009; Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.)
The Blind Mule Restaurant & Bar: This eatery is another popular brunch and lunch spot just off Dauphin; it's known for its hand-made fried cheese planks and, on Sundays, brunch specialties such as The Hangover, a giant pancake filled with Conecuh sausage and topped with a fried egg and bacon. (57 N. Claiborne Street; Monday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesday to Thursday, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. to 4 a.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 a.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.)
OK Bicycle Shop: On the west end of Dauphin you'll find this historic bicycle shop-turned-bar. Recently, the bar has expanded to include the Dauphin Street Taqueria (think gourmet tacos and items such as housemade chorizo queso dip) and Liquid Sushi, which offers interesting takes on sushi. (166 Dauphin Street, 251-432-2453; Monday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 3 a.m.)Moe's Original B Que: If barbecue is what you're after, there is no place else to be than Moe's, right across the street from the OK Bike Shop at the intersection of Dauphin Street and Springhill Avenue. (701 Springhill Avenue, 251-410-7427; open daily 11 a.m. to 2 a.m.)
Where You're Docked
The Mobile Cruise Terminal is a two-story, 66,000 square-foot facility with an attached 500-space parking garage. The garage has six covered pick-up/drop-off lanes and is accessible via four elevators, an escalator and stairs. The terminal is within minutes of numerous banks and ATMS, hotels, restaurants and other attractions. It is a half-mile from Interstate 10, and six miles from the junction of I-65 and I-10. To herald the return of Carnival, the terminal is working with the city's architectural department to unveil a new look featuring artwork and a new color scheme. Wi-Fi is available.
Watch Out For
Name pronunciation: Just as New Orleans natives scoff when out-of-towners say "New OrLEENs," Mobilians prefer you pronounce their city's name properly: "MOH-beel," rather than "moh-BILE."
Currency & Best Way to Get Money
The United States dollar is the only currency accepted in Mobile. You'll need to find a nearby ATM if you need to withdraw cash.
English is the language spoken.
Best Souvenir
Look for Mardi Grad beads, doubloons, cups and masks from the Mobile Carnival Museum gift shop, or Wintzell's "Fried, Stewed and Nude" (a reference to ways you can eat their oysters) T-shirts or koozies from the restaurant.
For More Information
On the Web: Mobile Bay Convention & Visitors Bureau
Cruise Critic Message Boards: Gulf Coast Homeports
Independent Traveler: Southwest Travel Guide
--By Kaija Wilkinson, Cruise Critic contributor
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Was Old Students' early season success just a flash in the pan or can Dan Coombs' men return to form?
The answer will arrive tomorrow when they fight to protect 249 runs against a formidable Shepparton United batting line-up at John Riordan Oval.
Students playing coach Coombs has thrown the gauntlet down to his men, demanding to know if they are contenders or pretenders.
''Obviously we've lost our last couple, so it's really important we prove we can still compete and get back on track with a win, but it won't be easy,'' Coombs said.
''I think 250 is about par, so we'll have to bowl well, we know we've got guys who can take the wickets and if we're not taking wickets, it's about building dots.
''The new ball will be important, if we can get a couple of early ones we can have a look at their middle order and put some pressure on them.''
United skipper Chris Rendina admitted the Cricket Shepparton one-day final on Sunday was in the back of his players' minds, but said they were still determined to get the job done tomorrow.
''Our number one focus right now is to make 250 runs on Saturday and if we transfer our batting form from the one-day game into the two-day game, we should be able to do it,'' Rendina said.
''We just need to add a little bit more patience to our batting and spend time at the crease and I'm confident the runs will come.''
The United top order has been on fire this season with Rehan Bari (419 runs at 69.8), Rendina (213 runs at 42.6) and Josh Lawrence (151 runs 30.2) all in red hot form.
''A few of us have made runs this summer, so we've definitely got the batting power to get the job done, we just need to stay patient and keep our wickets intact,'' Rendina said.
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''We haven't really taken the half chances this season, which we'll definitely need to do on Saturday because they've got quality batsman and if we give them chances, they'll make us pay,'' he said.
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|Town Panchayath
Jain Temple Manjeshwaram
|Nickname(s): The land of seven languages
|Coordinates: 12°43′27″N 74°52′27″E / 12.7243°N 74.8743°ECoordinates: 12°43′27″N 74°52′27″E / 12.7243°N 74.8743°E
|Named for
|Manjula Kshetra
|• Body
|Block Panchayath
|• Total
|24.4 km2 (9.4 sq mi)
|Population (2011)
|• Total
|• Density
|1,700/km2 (4,400/sq mi)
|• Official
|Malayalam, Tulu
|Time zone
|Telephone code
|Vehicle registration
Manjeswaram (Malayalam : മഞ്ചേശ്വരം, Tulu : ಮಂಜೇಶ್ವರ) is a town at the northern tip of the Indian state of Kerala. It is situated 27 kilometres (20 mi) south of Mangalore city. It is a coastal town in Kasaragod district.
Language and Culture[edit]
Manjeshwaram is also known as "The land of seven languages"(i.e. Natives here speak Malayalam, Tulu, Beary bashe, Konkani, Kannada, Urdu and English) and there are also settlers who speak Hindi and Tamil languages. It is 27 km from Mangalore city. In 2007, the government set up a Tulu academy. It is historically known for its 1,200-year-old Srimath Anantheshwara Temple, which is mentioned in the Sahyadri Khand of the Skanda Purana. This is among the very few temples having a puranic background. Manjeswaram assembly constituency is part of Kasaragod (Lok Sabha constituency)
The Manjeshwar Census Town has population of 8,742 of which 4,178 are males while 4,564 are females as per report released by Census India 2011.
Population of Children with age of 0-6 is 1149 which is 13.14% of total population of Manjeshwar (CT). In Manjeshwar Census Town, Female Sex Ratio is of 1092 against state average of 1084. Moreover, Child Sex Ratio in Manjeshwar is around 995 compared to Kerala state average of 964. Literacy rate of Manjeshwar city is 92.91% lower than state average of 94.00%. In Manjeshwar, Male literacy is around 97.53% while female literacy rate is 88.75%.[1]
Villages in Manjeshwar Area[edit]
- Manjeshwaram,Vorkadi, Meenja, Paivalike and Enmakaje
- Mangalpadi, Kumbla and Puthige
The monsoon rains during the months of June to September. The spring season occurs during the month of November to January. The summer or dry season falls between the month of February to May. There is an unnamed river that joins the Arabian sea here, thus making the river and sea rich with water life.
Economy / agriculture[edit]
Economy of Manjeshwar is mainly attributed to agriculture and fishing. The region has got fertile land and rich water resources. Most of the people who own land cultivate coconut plantation. Crabs and sea shells are widely available and the people here have developed many special recipes with these beautiful sea food. About 95% of the population of Manjeshwar entirely depend on the city of Mangalore for their basic needs and hence the economy of Mangalore has direct bearing on the economy of this region.
- Govind Pai Memorial College, Manjeshwar [1]
GPM Government College, Manjeshwaram has been sanctified by the name of the legendary literary luminary Rashtrakavi Manjeshwaram Govinda Pai. In October 1990, the college got transferred to the present and permanent abode in the Hosabettu village of Manjeshwar, which forms the northern border of Kerala State.
- Other Schools and Colleges
- Govt. Higher Secondary School, Kunjathur, Manjeshwar
- Sri Vani Vijaya Higher Secondary School, Kodlamogaru.
- Sirajul Huda English medium high School, Manjeshwar
- Govt. High School, Bangra Manjeshwar
- Udaya High School, Manjeshwar
- SAT School Manjeshwar
Local roads have access to National Highway No.66 which connects to Mangalore in the north and Calicut in the south. The nearest railway station is Manjeshwar on Mangalore-Palakkad line. There is an airport at Mangalore.
Places of worship[edit]
- Chathurmukha Basati : This ancient Jain temple belongs to 12th century. This temple houses four idols of Jain gurus Adinatha, Shantinatha, Chandraprabha and Mahavira facing to the four directions.[2]
- Parswanatha Basati : This ancient Jain temple belongs to 14th century. Idols of Parswanatha, Padmavati Devi, Khusmandini(Ambika) Devi and Saraswati are present in this temple.[3]
- Shrimath Anantheshwar Gudi
- Shri Keertheshwara Gudi
- Shri Kanila Bhagavathi Gudi
- Shri Shanischara Mandir
- Shri Nithyananda Mandir
- Shri Kanwathirtha
- Sri Arasu Manjishnar Daivastana Udyawara
- Our Lady of Mercy Church Manjeshwar
- Infant Jesus Church
- Badriya Masjid
- Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Masjid
- Safa Juma Masjid,Kunjathur
- Karoda Masjid at Main Junction Manjeshwar.
- Bilal Masjid
- Firdous Masjid
- Pandial Jumma Masjid
- Muhiyiddeen Jumma Masjid
Manjeswaram assembly constituency is part of Kasaragod (Lok Sabha constituency).[4]
Manjeshwar is one of the areas with large number of HIV patients. 970 HIV cases were registered in Kasaragod district. Ten HIV deaths were reported from Kasaragod district within a short period of two months in 2016. There is no special facility or docotors for HIV patients in this area. HIV affected areas in Kasaragod include Dharmathadka, Nileshwaram, Manjeshwar, Bhandiyod, Vellarikundu, Kasaragod town and Padannakkad.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ "India 2011 census". Retrieved 25 September 2015.
- ^ http://ajaysekher.net/2011/05/13/jain-temples-manjeswaram-jainism-kerala/
- ^ http://ajaysekher.net/2011/05/13/jain-temples-manjeswaram-jainism-kerala/
- ^ "Assembly Constituencies - Corresponding Districts and Parliamentary Constituencies" (PDF). Kerala. Election Commission of India. Retrieved 2008-10-18.
- ^ http://english.mathrubhumi.com/health/health-news/10-hiv-deaths-reported-in-kasargod-dist-within-2-months-english-news-1.1315218
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Manjeshwar.
- Birds eye view maps of Manjeshwar. (Courtesy: Wikimapia)
- Shrimath Anantheshwar Temple, Manjeshwar


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Optimal Crop Planning and Conjunctive Use of Water Resources in a Coastal River Basin
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- Sethi, L.N., Kumar, D.N., Panda, S.N. et al. Water Resources Management (2002) 16: 145. doi:10.1023/A:1016137726131
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Due to increasing trend of intensive rice cultivation in a coastal river basin, crop planning and groundwater management areimperative for the sustainable agriculture. For effective management, two models have been developed viz. groundwater balance model and optimum cropping and groundwater management model to determine optimum cropping pattern and groundwater allocation from private and government tubewells according to different soil types (saline and non-saline), type of agriculture(rainfed and irrigated) and seasons (monsoon and winter). A groundwater balance model has been developed considering mass balance approach. The components of the groundwater balance considered are recharge from rainfall, irrigated rice and non-rice fields, base flow from rivers and seepage flow from surface drains. In the second phase, a linear programming optimization model is developed for optimal cropping and groundwater management for maximizing the economic returns. Themodels developed were applied to a portion of coastal river basin in Orissa State, India and optimal cropping pattern forvarious scenarios of river flow and groundwater availability wasobtained.


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I used to take the bus everywhere and this app is an absolute must have. Get up to date info on where your bus is, and when it's expected at your stop. Figure out how to get from one side of town to the other, and what the fare is.
Great for finding what you're looking for and then helping you get there. One of the more recent updates now adds Metro Transit as an option for navigation. Helps you find your bus, what the best bicycle path is, walking, or driving!
I use the Navigation portion of Google Maps almost daily and love it.
Real time traffic information and updates on construction. A must have for anyone in Seattle, especially when we're working on our roads. Also has ferry information and the most accurate traffic info that I've seen so far.


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WIOMSA, with the support of a three-year grant from Sida, is studying how climate change affects the seas and coastal zones, and what adaptation measures will be most beneficial.
For nearly 20 years, WIOMSA, the Marine Research Council for the Western Indian Ocean has contributed to a better understanding of the region's marine and coastal environment; a region covering Africa's entire East Coast, as well as five of the Western Indian Ocean's island nations. Climate research however, is a relatively new area. WIOMSA, with the support of a three-year grant from Sida, is studying how climate change affects the seas and coastal zones, and what adaptation measures will be most beneficial.
"We have funded 12 different research projects in the region. For example, we have studied where the coral reefs are least affected when the temperatures rise, depending on how the warm water currents move along the coast. These areas have the greatest chance of survival, and therefore need to be prioritised as regards protection from overfishing and destructive fishing practices," says Julius Francis, at WIOMSA's secretariat on Zanzibar, outside Tanzania.
The mangrove trees' ability to cope with floods or increased sedimentation is another research project. This is aimed at identifying which species of mangrove have the greatest resilience to being planted in the most sensitive and vulnerable areas.
Climate change means long-term change. But the people in the poor coastal villages are more focused on how to cope with tomorrow than the situation in five years' time, according to Julius Francis. One of the projects will therefore look at the short-term fluctuations of the climate, and see how they relate to long-term change.
"Researchers have studied how the changed rainfall patterns are linked to the rising sea temperatures. Based on that, they will develop a model that can inform farmers if the rains will arrive on time. The impact of sea temperatures on monsoon winds is also being studied as many fishermen say that the periods with strong winds increase, reducing the number of days to go fishing."
The policy work is an equally important component, and at a conference held in Mauritius in 2011, politicians and researchers from the entire region gathered for the first time for an open discussion on how climate change affects marine and coastal environments.
"All countries in the region have their priorities, but many of the climate change challenges are of transboundary nature. That is why we are working to develop a common regional strategy for the whole of the region's oceans and coastal environments, together with UNEP and the UN's Nairobi Convention," says Julius Francis.
In order for climate change research to make a real difference, a long-term perspective is required. And ensuring improved cooperation between researchers and policymakers, so that the knowledge generated informs decision-making, says Julius Francis:
"We say to the scientists receiving funding, that they must think further ahead than simply having their results published in a magazine. In some of our projects we have been successful in doing this, and we receive recognition for being the region's leading research council with the largest portfolio of climate change-related projects."
Facts: WIOMSA and the Climate Change Marine research
For almost 20 years, Sida has supported marine research in East Africa and has contributed to the development of the Marine Research council WIOMSA, (Western Indian Ocean Marine Science Association), based on Zanzibar.
WIOMSA supports research in all countries, except Somalia,in the Western Indian Ocean region, (WIO). WIO is comprised of 10 countries: Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, South Africa and the island nations Mauritius, the Comoros, Reunion-France, the Seychelles and Madagascar.
Sida's support for research on climate change in the region's coastal and marine environments,amounts to a total of SEK 13 million for the period 2009-2011. An assessment on the extension of the support is in progress.


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*Discussed possible collaboration of LPU with Canadian Universities and Colleges for various study programs.
*Setting of Centre of Excellence in Hydrology and Bio-energy at LPU was also discussed.
Minister (Commercial) and Senior Trade Commissioner at Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, Ms Sara Wilshaw visited Lovely Professional University today. Mr Gurbans Sobti, Trade Commissioner Consulate General of Canada, accompanied Ms Sara. Visiting Canadian Minister utilized this opportunity to discuss possible collaboration of LPU with Canadian Universities and Colleges for various study programs. This discussion was extended to work towards setting up Centre of Excellence in Hydrology and Bio-energy at LPU. Both the dignitaries were accorded warm welcome by LPU Chancellor Mr Ashok Mittal &Pro Chancellor Ms Rashmi Mittal.
In her current role, Ms Sara is responsible for Canada's commercial relationship with India and the 8 trade offices Canada has located across the country. Having many years experience, and being the Director of Trade Commissioner Service Support division and Director-General in the Office of the Chief Trade Commissioner, Ms Sara is continuously making efforts in laying the groundwork for Canada's Global Commerce Strategy. She appreciated the research activities at the university and wished to have possible tie-ups with the university.
Trade Commissioner (Consulate General of Canada) Mr Sobti informed that Canada and Punjab are already doing trade in many areas. The possible collaboration with LPU will further strengthen this with ushering of many new opportunities in the areas of education and research.
Thanking the guests for their kind visit and considerations thereof, Chancellor Mr Mittal said: "We assure all co-ordination for pursuance of possible tie-ups and collaborative research works. With the establishment of Centre of Excellence in Hydrology and Bio-energy at LPU, we will strive to make our country a renowned leader in developing renewable energy techniques."
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After band was over I ran around the band room tidying things up. After I was finished I headed to the locker room to change for PE. I met Joseph there (strangely, he made it there before I did) We didn't do much. Ended up playing tag. PE with one person was better than with yourself, but it still didn't work very well.
After PE was over we changed back into our normal cloths, than headed to the Ballroom. I chatted with him, but he seemed a little nervous.
"So, how long have you been here?" he asked me. I stared at him for a moment, not really knowing what to answer.
"For as long as I can remember," I finally replied. The conversation was slow, with awkward silences. Did Aderyn do something to him? I thought.
We arrived at dance. Joseph sat down on the steps, while Aderyn and I held a conversation, sitting in the exact center of the room.
"Joseph seemed awkward and unsure when he was talking to me," I told Aderyn. She stared at me the same way I had at Joseph, but she was lucky, the bell rang right then. I stood up, like I do every day. Turned around with my arms wide and said,
"MARSHA!" I looked around, and couldn't see her. Joseph went up to Aderyn and quietly asked her something, and then she grabbed him and started to Tango. The music started about five seconds after that. Not knowing what to do, my shoulders slumped, and I shuffled to the steps and sat down. This class was no fun without a partner!


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All there I could feel was the darkness closing in around me, caressing me as I fell further away from the light. Then through the still calm of the blackness a jolt pulled me back to reality.
Slowly I could begin to feel things. A scratchy bedsheet against my legs, something strapped tightly to my arm and something else in the back of my hand. And in the background the steady bleeping of a machine.
I opened my eyes. Everything was blurred into one massive white mass. I blinked and a face appeared above me. Is this it? Am I finally with mum and dad?
'Hello can you hear me? Sam?' It wasn't mum. Her hair was all wrong and she looked far too young. I tried to push the image away and return to the darkness but it's slipping away and I can't go back. 'You're in hospital Sam. Can you remember what happened?'
I remember it all. The rain, the thunder and lightning, the massive empty hole in my stomach and the pain that went with it. I didn't want to remember. All I wanted was to forget.
'Can you speak to me Sam?' I could speak but I didn't want to talk, not to her, someone I didn't know who was only asking because it was her job. I rolled away from her, my body aching from the injuries I must have got when I fell.
'I just want to help you Sam. You need to talk to someone about this. You can't hide from it.'


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