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A free & fun day for the entire family!
Spend the day at Camp Newman in Santa Rosa! Join our camp team and PJ Library® for our 8th Annual Family Fun Day
Bring your friends and family for an entire day of fun in the sun with camp activities like:
- Arts & Crafts
- Field Games, like Ga-Ga, Frisbee, Soccer & More
- Nature Walks
- Hike to the Star – the hill overlooking camp
- A visit to our animals and Kibbutz – our sustainable farm
- Camp Tours
And this year – with the event scheduled to coincide with erev Yom Ha'atzmaut, the 70th anniversary of Israel's Independence Day, you can also enjoy Israel-themed activities complemented by PJ Library books – for example:
- Use your "Passport" to tour the sites of Israel, like our own Kibbutz, and then read, "Ella's Trip to Israel," by Vivien Newman.
- Discover treasures in an archaeology dig, and then read, "Jodie's First Dig," by Anna Levine.
- Place a message or prayer on the Western Wall, and then read of a spider's trip to the Kotel in "Sammy Spider's First Trip to Israel," by Sylvia Rouss.
At the end of your visit, all families will receive a special bag of goodies from Camp Newman and PJ Library.
Bring your own picnic or enjoy a camp BBQ for $5 per person! We'll also answer any questions about our summer camp. All ages welcome. Invite your friends and grandparents to join you!
Free Admission. Please RSVP below!
How to Get Here
For Directions to Camp Newman, click here.
About PJ Library®
PJ Library® sends free monthly Jewish books and music to children through age eight. To sign up, visit PJLibrary.org.


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A history of the pioneering settlers also spans the region which, today, is rich in cultural treasures and memorabilia of a vibrant, multi-layered past. Each town in Australia's south west has a unique story to tell and many have local museums, parks and monuments which are a wonderful source of information. We recommend the following historic sites.
Wonnerup House
On the edge of the Vasse Estuary Wetlands, 22 kilometres east of Busselton is Wonnerup House. Built by the Layman Family, it is an important surviving example of early farm pioneering in Western Australia. There is a stately homestead (build 1859) and earlier house (1837) which was later converted into a dairy, plus a kitchen, stables, and blacksmiths workshop, teacher's quarters and school for visitors to wander through. These National Trust buildings have all been carefully restored, many with original items and furniture still on display.
The Old Courthouse, Busselton
The heritage listed Old Courthouse Arts Complex was built in 1854 and is the oldest building in Busselton. Comprising a courtroom, jail cells, stable, post office and bond store, it offers a compelling insight into life nearly two centuries ago. For those interested in history, ask at the visitor centre for information about the Heritage Park and Trail.
Leeuwin Lighthouse
Located on the tip of Cape Leeuwin, where the Southern and Indian Ocean's meet, stands mainland Australia's tallest lighthouse, which is still in operation today. It was built in 1896 to provide a safer passage for ships carrying timber from the nearby then-bustling port of Hamelin Bay to England. The brilliant white lighthouse allows visitors the rare opportunity to take a tour of a working lighthouse that guards one of the world's most dangerous shipping lanes. Close by, the old Water Wheel was constructed in 1895 during the building of the lighthouse when a spring was tapped to provide fresh water for the workers. Having turned to stone over the years, it is now one of Augusta's favourite attractions.
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This Park provides an insight into the logging heritage of Manjimup and surrounds. The Park contains a café, museum, historical hamlet, vintage machinery and a blacksmith's forge. A testament to the timber heritage of the town is the One Tree Bridge, which as its name suggests is a bridge made from a single karri tree and has survived since the early pioneering days.
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The impressive ship on the Albany foreshore is a full-scale replica of the Brig Amity, which brought the first settlers and convicts to Albany in 1826. Climb aboard and go below the decks to follow the story of the Amity's journey from Sydney to King George Sound. Albany's Convict Gaol, built by convicts in 1832 as their own prison, is today an interesting museum.
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hello all
we are busy converting an old access database to an adp for reasons that are not to be mentioned..
anyway their is an old macro that when you press a function key specified the macro runs no matter where you are in the database.
it sits silently in the backgound and is not attached to anything.
is there any way of doing this in vba?????? we do not want to have to use the on key press event on every form in the database.
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there's no official way of doing this via vba. you could possibly use the winapi and place hooks but i wouldn't reccommend on that. just keep the macro part to a minimum and directly call into vba via the runcode action.


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Hi janiek13 I am new at this so I apoligize for the wait.
I am enrolled in Kapalan University which is an online program in an accredited college. My degree plan specifically refers to criminal science. When I found myself at the cross-roads having to start over I decided that if I am going to do this, I am going to do something I want to do. I want to be one of those few people who say they love their job. I don't care as much about the money as long as I can be somewhat comfortable. Really I just want to help and make a bit of an impact. There is so much evil in the world and I'd like to see if I can help bring down some of these individuals who invoke terror on the innocent and helpless. Thanks for asking.
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Do you mean a degree in criminal justice? I do have a bachelors in criminal justice, I went to UCF and graduated with my degree. I would think that you have similar opportunities where you live. If you are talking about the forensic side of criminal justice, then you would enter a slightly different program. Most universities have counselors to help you along. I hope that answered your question.
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Career switch from Web design to DB finally!!!
Hello everyone
Just wanted to share this idea with all the DB gurus and beginners which i am thinking since two weeks, and it is keeping me a bit confuse so i thought to share it in the forum.
After graduation i started my Oracle Developer diploma from an institute and my dream was to get the OCP cert. but some how due to my web designing hobbies on the side i got a good job in one of the companies in UK, that makes me think that i should give a try in web design as well, but in this way i got far back from my Oracle studies, so i thought maybe its God's will, i keep doing my job in web design and multimedia, and its about 6 years i have been working in this web field and seems like i am stuck at one point and evry company i joins i start doing the same thing and no upgrades at all.
And i have realized that this field gives me no security in my career and it is TIME to switch. And i have decided to collect ebooks from the internet for learning the SQL PL/SQL again and willing to give the DBA certifications for Oracle 10g God willing. For that i have one of my friend who will accompany me as well.
Now i ask the gurus and friends one question that Is it a good step to switch from Web designing to ORACLE DBA or should it be ORACLE DEVELOPER?
Please can anyone counsel me in this case, I will be really thankful.
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Being an intern can be hard work, sometimes you gotta chill out and take a nap. Forewarning, you're at the bottom of the totem pole, of course you're going to get made fun of.
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Julie Stahl | Jerusalem Bureau Chief | Friday, November 2, 2007
"The UN and Anti-Semitism, 2004-2007 Report Card " gives "mixed grades" to the United Nations for the overall way the international body has handled the issue of anti-Semitism, said Hillel Neuer, executive director of the Geneva-based NGO, U.N. Watch.
The report notes that globally, anti-Semitism is on the rise. The State Department's 2005 "Report on Global Anti-Semitism" says that there has been an "increasing frequency and severity of anti-Semitic incidents since the start of the 21st century."
According to Tel Aviv University Stephen Roth Institute for the Study of Contemporary Anti-Semitism and Racism, anti-Semitic attacks have been on the rise since 1989 and hit a 16-year high in 2006. And Doudou Diene, the U.N. expert on racism, told the U.N. Human Rights Council in June about a rise in anti-Semitism.
"Founded upon the ashes of the Holocaust, the UN as a global organization has a unique role to play in combating the alarming resurgence of this age-old scourge," said Neuer.
In 2004, the United Nations addressed the issue of anti-Semitism in a historic meeting.
At the time, then Secretary General Kofi Annan noted that the U.N. had "a human rights agenda that fails to address anti-Semitism denies its own history."
This is the first time since then that anyone has examined the U.N.'s progress, Neuer told Cybercast News Service in a telephone interview.
And while Neuer noted that the report gave high marks to the U.N. for its new Holocaust commemoration activities and for the Security Council's condemnation of Iran's Holocaust denial, he noted that the negative messages are "much more frequent."
Among its findings, the report charged that High Commissioner on Human Rights Louise Arbour neglected to take any "noteworthy" action against Holocaust denial or any other form of anti-Semitism.
That is particularly "disappointing and cause for concern" since she is charged with overseeing the U.N. efforts "to protect human rights and fight fascism," it says.
A statement sent from Arbour's office to Cybercast News Service, stated that, "The High Commissioner for Human Rights has continuously condemned the multiple forms of intolerance and discrimination, including anti-Semitism, racial discrimination, and xenophobia.
The High Commissioner, it said, had "used the various tools and mechanisms at her disposal, including through support to the relevant special procedures mandates, to denounce and demand reforms in these areas, as well as reminding States of their obligations to promote and protect all human rights, everywhere and at all times," the statement said.
Neuer said that repeated attempts to obtain a list of her statements against anti-Semitism from her office went unanswered.
During its first year, the U.N. Human Rights Council, itself, issued 10 condemnations, which were all directed against Israel, Neuer said.
Exposing the lie
Many diplomats say privately that they feel they must give support to the Arab states in backing anti-Israel resolutions but the resolutions are silly and nobody pays attention to the resolutions anyway, Neuer said. "But that's a lie."
The United Nations is one of the most trusted institutions and regarded as a premiere voice around the world. Countries and terrorist organizations like Iran, Syria and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad regularly use the U.N. resolutions as justification for their actions, Neuer said.
In 2003, the General Assembly passed one of its annual resolutions criticizing Israel over the Golan Heights but failing to mention Syria's previous use of the strategic plateau to shell Israeli farmers or Damascus' present support for terrorist organizations.
Damascus proclaimed that "this reflected Israel's isolation ad proved that our causes are just and enjoying broad international support," the report said.
Iran, too, has made use of the U.N. statements.
At an annual Iranian celebration of "Al-Quds Day" protesting Israel's control over Jerusalem, Ayatollah Hashemi Rafsanjani announced that "Today the Palestinian scene is the setting for the struggle of Islam against infidelity. It is the scene for the Jihad of the Muslims."
"To prove that the world supported his cause, he dedicated the largest part of his sermon to a detailed recitation of UN resolutions against Israel, including those 'urging Israel not to be present at Al-Quds [the Arabic name for Jerusalem]," the report states.
So while voting for anti-Israel resolutions may seem to be meaningless, it can actually have an anti-Semitic effect, Neuer said.
Campaign to change meaning of anti-Semitism
The report, Neuer noted, details what he called an "ongoing and very persistent" campaign to redefine the meaning of the word anti-Semitism, to include all Arabs since they are "Semites," thereby discounting the meaning as being against the Jews.
"At the September 2007 session of the UN Human Rights Council, Pakistan took the floor on behalf of the 56-strong Islamic bloc to declare that 'a cruel form of anti-Semitism' is 'Islamophobia," the report says.
"The intent is very clear," said Neuer. It is used to deflect any accusation of anti-Semitism against the Arab nations and allow them to justify their actions against Israel.
Among its recommendations, U.N. Watch called on U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to take a leadership role in the fight against anti-Semitism, encouraged the U.N. to continue to hold Iran accountable for its anti-Semitic incitement and adopt a definition of anti-Semitism that would not allow political developments to be used to justify anti-Semitism.
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Sant Jordi, Saint George's day
Sant Jordi, Saint Georges day
The Saint George's Day is celebrated in Catalonia and it is named as "El día de San Jordi".
The legend is known as "Saint George and the dragon". Once upon a time, in a city in Turkey there was a big pond where a dragon lived. The dragon terrified all the people it met. The citizens decided to sacrifice a sheep each day in order to calm the angry dragon down. When there were no sheep left, they had to start sacrificing humans.
At one day, after the people were angry that never a royal family member was selected, the king's daughter had be sacrificed. Saint George showed up and tried to stop this by hitting the dragon with its lance. One the dragon died a rose grew from the dragon's blood. George gave the rose to the princess.
On 23rd of April in Catalonia men give a rose to women and women give a book to men. For this reasons this day it is also known as "El día del libro" (the day of the book) and "El día de la rosa" (the day of the rose). The rose tradition goes back to medieval times and the tradition of giving book dates back to 1923 when a bookseller started to commemorate Shakespeare and Cervantes, both died on 23rd of April.
Barcelona will celebrate this holiday and Las Ramblas and rambla catalunya will be plenty of roses. Book stores and cafes organize readings by authors and street performers and musicians will animate the streets of the city.
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New large-scale photographic works by Douglas that focus on locations of the 2011 London riots....More
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One mariner is missing as the floating storage and offloading vessel Cilacap/Permina Samudra 104 caught fire in Java Sea.
The incident occurred yesterday morning (local time) about one nautical mile south of Kotabaru (South Kalimantan, Indonesia). The vessel had 22-man crew onboard. Twenty one were successfully evacuated, the one missing is believed to have been trapped in the engine room.
According to the owner of the FSO, the vessel had 45,000 kilolitres of gas oil. The cause of the fire is yet to be defined but it is belived to have started in the engine room. An investigation has been launched by the Kotabaru police.
FSO Permina Samudra 104 (IMO 7378585) is owened by Pertamina, the Indonesian national oil company (Jakarta-based). The DWT 84,701-tonne vessel was built in 1975.
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Jotheeswaran, A. T., Dias, Amit, Philp, Ian, Patel, Vikram and Prince, Martin. (2016) Calibrating EASY-Care independence scale to improve accuracy. Age and Ageing, 45 (6). pp. 890-893. ISSN 0002-0729
Philp, Ian (2016) Assessment of older people in Primary Care. In: Panchana, Nancy A., (ed.) Encyclopedia of Geropsychology. Springer Reference . Singapore; Berlin: Springer, pp. 1-6. ISBN 9789812870810 (In Press)
van Kempen, Janneke A. L., Schers, Henk J., Philp, Ian, Olde Rikkert, Marcel G. M. and Melis, René J. F.. (2015) Predictive validity of a two-step tool to map frailty in primary care. BMC Medicine, 13 (1). ISSN 1741-7015
AT, Jotheeswaran, Dias, Amit, Philp, Ian, Beard, John, Patel, Vikram and Prince, Martin. (2015) Identifying common impairments in frail and dependent older people : validation of the COPE assessment for non-specialised health workers in low resource primary health care settings. BMC Geriatrics, 15 (1). ISSN 1471-2318
Brandão, Maria, Sousa, Liliana, Philp, Ian and Cardoso, Margarida. (2015) Portuguese older people's self-perception of their (in)dependency : a cross sectional study. Journal of Aging and Innovation, 4 (1). pp. 3-17. ISSN 2182-6951
Philp, Ian. (2015) The contribution of geriatric medicine to integrated care for older people. Age and Ageing, 44 (1). pp. 11-15. ISSN 0002-0729
Pinar, Rukiye, Ergün, Ayşe, Erol, Saime , Kurtuluş, Zeynep, Gür, Kamer, Sert, Havva and Philp, Ian. (2015) The adaptation of the easy-care standard assessment instrument into Turkish and evaluation of psychometric properties among Turkish older people. Nobel Medicus, 11 (2). pp. 85-92. ISSN 1305-2381
Ward, Anthony B., Chen, Christopher, Norrving, Bo, Gillard, Patrick, Walker, Marion F., Blackburn, Steven, Holloway, Laura, Brainin, Michael and Philp, Ian. (2014) Evaluation of the post stroke checklist : a pilot study in the United Kingdom and Singapore. International Journal of Stroke, 9 . pp. 76-84. ISSN 1747-4930
Sharifi, Farshad, Najafi, Baharak, Fakhrzadeh, Hossein, Noroozian, Maryam, Naderimagham, Shohreh, Philp, Ian, Masood Arzaghi, Seyed, Alizadeh, Mahtab, Shoaee, Shervan, Hassannia , Tahereh , Sheidaei, Ali, Moradi-Lakeh, Maziar, Farzadfar, Farshad and Larijani, Bagher. (2014) National and sub-national trend of prevalence and burden of dementia in Iran, from 1990 to 2013 ; study protocol. Archives of Iranian Medicine, 17 (12). pp. 816-820. ISSN 1029-2977
Philp, Ian (2013) Late life ageing. In: Davies, Martin, (ed.) The Blackwell companion to social work. Hoboken: Wiley Blackwell,. ISBN 9781118451762
Mavrodaris, Angelique and Philp, Ian. (2013) Reducing antipsychotic prescriptions in primary care : a healthcare perspective. Journal of Public Mental Health, Volume 12 (Number 1). pp. 32-42. ISSN 1746-5729
Politynska, Barbara, van Rijsselt, René J. T., Lewko, Jolanta, Philp, Ian, Figueiredo, Daniella and De Sousa, Lilliana. (2012) Quality assurance in gerontological and geriatric training programs : the European case. Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, Vol.33 (No.1). pp. 39-54. ISSN 0270-1960
Olde-Rikkert, Marcel G.M., Long, Judith and Philp, Ian. (2012) Development and evidence base of a new efficient assessment instrument for international use by nurses in community settings with older people. International Journal of Nursing Studies . ISSN 0020-7489
Clarkson, Paul, Hughes, Jane, Abendstern, Michele, Sutcliffe, Caroline, Tucker, Sue, Philp, Ian and Challis, David. (2011) Involving specialist clinicians in policies for integrated care. Journal of Integrated Care, 19 (6). pp. 14-22. ISSN 1476-9018
Michel, J. -P., Gusmano, M., Blank, P.R. and Philp, Ian. (2010) Vaccination and healthy ageing : how to make life-course vaccination a successful public health strategy. European Geriatric Medicine, Vol.1 (No.3). pp. 155-165. ISSN 18787649
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Chess set (from Mexico) and board and Chinese characters wood wall hangings.
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Ink drawing, signed, 21X11.25
Electroplated, All the round, 7104, spoons marked Rogers Oneida, Proposal
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Wood children china cabinet, 22.5X15X36.25, and children china set, cream sugar marked Noritaki.
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Island Lake, by Nita Engle, 802 of 950, 17.5X14.25, damage to back of frame.
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Wood, trapezoid shape, water stains, 24X16X25.5
Ceramic figures of Chinese men and more
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Decanters and more. 3 trays.
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Wild Rose Marsh, by Nita Engle, 403 of 950, 20X15
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Paris - The Left Bank, name illegible, 17.5X21.25
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Wood, condition, 18X13X42
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Tureens, covered ceramic bowl, chafing dish
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Wood, very good condition, 45X25X76, Sony CD changer CDPCE375, Yamaha DVD player DCDC996, Panasonic VHS all not tested. In basement.
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As I sit here on this mid-afternoon, warm day in July sipping on my coffee in the confines of my own apartment living area, it literally astounds me of the issues in America. On a much grander scale, world issues are much more complex and serious than some of these trivial problems we Americans encounter daily.
Kendall Jones– Who is she? But firstly, who cares who she is! The memes, tweets and Facebook posts I've seen about this girl literally blow my mind how wrapped up our society is over some Texan cheerleader going on wild hunting adventures. Her main goal is to probably get some media attention and a reality show (like everyone else). How clique and boring.
Hobby Lobby– This issue actually had to be address by congress. Sad. It kind of reminds me of the whole steroids in baseball thing that was tied up in congress for months on end (which, by the way, didn't solve a f**king thing because players are still getting popped regularly for performance enhancing drugs. Not to mention it was a total waste of money). Businesses/corporations don't seem to have any freedoms anymore. Target can't tell its customers who carry guns around to not carry guns around and Hobby Lobby can't tell it's employees it will not provide birth control within the benefits unless they get some official ruling from the government. Hobby Lobby is a known religious business. People know this.
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Will this ssd work for ps3
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Yes, it will work. Although it won't fit very well.
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You need a 7.5mm laptop top hard drive thats used for super slim laptops for a perfect fit but you can use 9.5mm ones
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That's a good price and yes it'll work.
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So, you are visiting Perth, the capitol of Western Australia. You have already visited the main sights of Perth CBD, and perhaps even taken a day trip out to the wonderful food and wine region that is the Swan Valley. So now what?
No trip to Perth is complete, without a visit to Fremantle. Fremantle can be easily accessed from Perth via the city's great public train line.
Fremantle is famous as a day tripping destination not only for tourists to Perth, but also for all the city dwellers wanting to get away from the bustle of the CBD. Blessed with good food and drink, plenty of waterfront, and oodles of great boutiques, shops, and galleries – Fremantle will easily keep you occupied for a day or two.
Morning – Fremantle Markets
If you are coming from Perth, the train will only cost you a few dollars from central Perth. This is the same train line which also passes Cottesloe beach. If you were not able to visit the beach on the 24 hour guide to Perth, you may want to stop off here in the morning before heading on to Fremantle.
When you arrive in Fremantle and begin to walk into the central CBD area, you will pass by some really great boutique gift, food, and clothing shops. Stop and do a bit of window shopping now if you want, or you can wait until after you visit the information centre to grab one of their specifically tailored maps.
The information centre offers free maps with walking tours of Fremantle, with something to interest everyone. There is an art gallery walk, a shopping walk, and even a beer and wine walk, among many others. (Stay tuned for our in depth guide to Fremantle breweries – coming soon!)
After you kit yourself up with a bundle of information, head straight to the central Fremantle markets. These indoor markets offer pretty much everything under the soon. From fresh fruit and veg, to art and souvenirs, to great little eateries. Don't miss the cupcakery. Just don't.
Early Afternoon – Fremantle Prison
After a hearty breakfast at the markets, you may want to cross over the the Sail and Anchor to relax with some of their premium beers. Or maybe just across the street to the atmospheric Monk brewery… Full reviews of both these breweries coming soon!
After you are sufficiently fed and watered from the markets, head up the hill to the Fremantle prison. Western Australia was not forced to have convict labour, but instead they chose it. The Fremantle prison was built in 1831 and was used up until 1991 when a scandal involving a riot, arson, and a fire truck not being able to fit though the front gates forced it into closure.
The prison offers several types of tours daily, and it offers a great insight into what life was like for these convicts. Some of the most surprising things for me was that people who were late paying their parking fines, and multiple murderers were both housed in this building, late into the 20th century. When you see just how basic, and old the prison is, you will understand my shock.
Tours range in cost between $18.50 and $59. One of the best tours available is the tunnels or the torchlight tour.
Lunch – Fish and Chips
When I asked for tips on OurOyster.com's facebook page for Fremantle, the masses all cried out that Fish and Chips at the wharf were not to be missed. (Thanks to Mel, Peter, Lis from LisTravelTips, Christopher, and Coral for the great tips! ) The helpful ladies at the tourist information office pointed us in the direction of several award winning restaurants, but in the end we chose to go to Cicerellos. This venue is not only right on the water, but their award winning fish and chips are available even to those on a strict budget. The portions are also huge, so Lauren and I were able to share one serving and still be more than satisfied.
Late Afternoon
After enjoying a late lunch at Cicerellos you may want to head over to the Little Creatures brewery to sample some of their unique beers (full review coming soon in the guide to Fremantle beer), or you might want to take a break in the nearby park.
After a full day of markets and historical tours, relax your soul with a short tour of some of Fremantle's great offering of art galleries.
Alternatively, for those not artistlcally inclined, a great way to aid in the digestation of your fish and chips is a walk along the waterfront. Fremantle's waterfront has great walking paths, a great way to enjoy the golden hour as the sun lowers over Fremantle – one of Perth's cutest little suburbs.
For those wanting to check out Fremantle, but who want to stay inside of Perth, a good accommodation option is Old Swan Barracks. This hostel is conveniently located in Northbridge only a few minutes walk from the train station from where you can catch a train to Fremantle. Our stay was sponsored by Base Backpackers, who provided the base jumping cards which we redeemed for our accommodation at Old Swan Barracks.


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Fall back in time with a stay at the Tugu Hotel Malang, which houses an extensive and eclectic range of antiques and artwork spread throughout the entire hotel. Its timeless collections and elegant rooms create a tasteful and interesting blend of history and hospitality, drawing guests into the myths and stories of East Javanese culture.
The Tugu Hotel is based in the cool and hilly town of Malang, an Old Dutch colonial settlement filled with heritage sites and archaeological relics. The surrounding countryside hosts many tea and apple plantations as well as the stunning sites of the Mount Bromo National Park.
Each room within Tugu Hotel holds a truly unique story for guests to discover, from the traditional East Javanese atmosphere of the Babah suite, to the South East Asian contemporary bohemian feel of the Devata suite. Modern luxury and traditional relics are combined throughout the rest of the hotel as well, creating a real treasure trove for history and art-lovers.
Tugu Hotel arranges a host of activities to entertain their guests including poolside cookery classes, bike rental and a local flower arrangement course. Their atmospheric Apsara spa offers many relaxing options, including their signature treatment which combines a traditional dance performed by Apsara dancers and an ancient Javanese deep tissue massage, providing the balance of both Yin and Yang within this single treatment.
With a range of restaurants available, Tugu Hotel caters for Chinese, Javanese and French tastes, as well as boasting its very own bakery. Guests are also invited to enjoy a complimentary high tea in the Tugu Tea House where they may sample a variety of Javanese delicacies accompanied by locally grown tea.
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By Josh Barr
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Playing against a top opponent and perhaps the Washington area's top post player, Gonzaga forward Ian Hummer acknowledged that last night's game represented a special opportunity. Hummer, a 6-foot-6 senior who has committed to play for Princeton, was a key player on last year's City Title championship team, but the chance to show his skills against third-ranked Bishop McNamara and its star center, Talib Zanna, was exciting.
"To go against him is a real treat," Hummer said, relishing the rare chance to play against a taller opponent.
And while Hummer certainly had plenty of help on both ends of the court from junior guards Tyler Thornton and Cedrick Lindsay, it was his play that helped the seventh-ranked Eagles to a surprisingly easy 67-41 victory over the visiting Mustangs in a Washington Catholic Athletic Conference game.
Hummer finished with 17 points and nine rebounds, leading Gonzaga (13-2, 5-1) to its sixth consecutive victory.
"He has a future in front of him and to have a big game against him, in the future I can say, 'I did well against that man who's dunking on all those people,' " Hummer said, noting that the 6-9 Zanna has accepted a scholarship to play for Pittsburgh.
Zanna had 11 points, 13 rebounds and 3 blocks for the Mustangs (11-3, 5-1), but he was in foul trouble throughout. While trying to stay on front of Zanna on defense and force him to go to his left, Hummer adjusted to be more aggressive on offense, continually going to the basket.
"When a good player knows the guy guarding him is in foul trouble, he is going to attack him," said McNamara Coach Marty Keithline, whose team plays at second-ranked DeMatha on Friday. "Ian attacked him tonight."
Hummer also benefited from strong play by Gonzaga's guards. Lindsay scored 14 of his 16 points as the Eagles surged to a 28-19 halftime lead. Then Thornton, who was scoreless in the first half, scored eight of his 10 points during a 15-2 run in the third quarter that burst the game open. The two also played a big role on defense as Gonzaga Coach Steve Turner instructed his players to pressure the ball on the perimeter and not allow easy passes into Zanna, who averages 15.9 points and 14 rebounds per game.
No. 7 Gonzaga 67 No. 3 McNamara 41
Slowed Down: McNamara guard Rashad Whack, a George Mason recruit, did not start after injuring his left ankle in a game on Saturday. He finished with eight points, including a pair of three-point bank shots and seemed to favor the ankle.
Tough on D: Gonzaga held its third consecutive opponent to less than 45 points.
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From becoming the 1st Runner up in West African Idols, she has now risen to be our Queen of AfroPoP. Omawumi has shown the world that once you put your mind to it, you can certainly do it.
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Rain eases wildfires in Colorado
Rains have cooled Colorado's deadly wildfires, but more than a dozen blazes elsewhere in the West have continued chewing through bone-dry pine and brush as firefighters keep a nervous eye for fireworks and other hazards.
Wildfires in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado sent haze and smoke across Colorado's Front Range, prompting air-quality health advisories as firefighters warned of growing fires in sparsely populated areas.
In Colorado Springs, there was good news in the fight against the most destructive fire in state history.
Light rains that fell overnight helped calm the Waldo Canyon Fire, which has scorched 28 square miles, killed two people and destroyed almost 350 homes.
Firefighters predicted full containment of the fire by Sunday, with more rain, cooler temperatures and higher humidity predicted through the weekend.
The forecast was not as kind in eastern Montana, where a mammoth 380-square-mile fire in Custer National Forest is gobbling up pine, juniper and sage with help from gusty winds. The fire has burned 16 homes.
Firefighters gave the blaze "extreme" growth potential, with wind gusts up to 45mph predicted. Temperatures are expected to reach over 40C.
As firefighting efforts continued, holiday fireworks were cancelled across the region. Colorado officials were calling off holiday displays from Fort Collins to Colorado Springs, while police were warning of hefty fines for people caught violating personal fireworks bans across the region.
Residents in some parched areas were joining police. In one Colorado Springs neighbourhood, a homemade sign read, "FAIR WARNING: Anyone using or allowing use of fireworks in this neighbourhood will be dealt with harshly! And that doesn't mean just by the police!"
The National Interagency Fire Centre in Boise, Idaho, which co-ordinates wildfire-fighting efforts nationwide, said 45 large fires were burning, including 36 in nine Western states. In Colorado alone, three fires have destroyed more than 600 homes and killed six residents.


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Numerous celebrities vowed they've be crossing the border and moving to Canada if Donald Trump were to win the election, but now that he's actually the president-elect will they make good on their promises?
One celeb who is backing down on her threat to move to Vancouver in the event of a President Trump is Lena Dunham, and the "Girls" star explains why in an Instagram post.
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"Today I received a letter (yes, on paper) that read 'don't let the door hit you on the ass when you cross the border into Canada.' This is actually one of the more polite notes I've gotten recently, and I'll survive it just fine," she writes. "And you know what else I've realized I can survive, as a Jewish pro-choice sexual assault survivor with a queer family member and a belief that we are all exactly & beautifully equal?"
She concludes on a hopeful note. "I can survive staying in this country, MY country, to fight and live and use my embarrassment of blessings to do what's right," she adds. "It's easy to joke about moving to Canada. It's harder to see, and to love, the people who fill your mailbox with hate. It's harder to see what needs to be done and do it. It's harder to live, fully and painfully aware of the injustice surrounding us, to cherish and fear your country all at once. But I'm willing to try. Will you try with me?"
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A Hull woman gave an undercover Athens-Clarke police officer $200 to buy an untraceable gun so he could murder the woman's husband, son-in-law and another man, a Clarke County grand jury stated in an indictment returned this afternoon.
Ivy Jean Davis, 66, is charged in the indictment with five counts of criminal solicitation to commit murder and three counts of criminal attempt to commit murder.
She was arrested May 7 in northern Clarke County as she drove away from a meeting with a cop posing as a hit man, Athens-Clarke police said.
The indictment states that in addition to the money, Davis gave the officer a photograph of Sammy Drummond and directions to Drummond's home.
Drummond is Davis' son-in-law, according to police.
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The other intended victims were Wallace Davis and Billy Harrison, the indictment alleges.
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MEXICO CITY, March 29 (Reuters) - Mexican state oil giant Pemex said on Tuesday that engineers were in the process of restarting a catalytic plant at the company's Salamanca oil refinery.
The plant at Pemex's fourth biggest refinery went offline at 5.15 a.m. ET on Tuesday morning, Pemex said in a statement.
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Welcome back to Week Two of our Summer Study, Conversation Peace by Mary Kassian. By now I am sure that, like me, this eye-opening study has begun to take root in your life and change your view of the words you use each day. It's not too late to get a workbook and join us!
My Momma always had plants in our house when I was growing up. She loved green plants as did my sisters. I thought they were pretty, but could not grow a passion for it. Over the years my Momma explained to me how important the soil, or dirt as I called it, was to the life of the plant. The soil was the foundation and it gave the plant what it needed to grow. Water and sunlight helped the soil to provide a good foundation for the plant. If the soil wasn't watered and the plant didn't receive sunlight, it would become dry and the leaves would begin to become unhealthy and maybe die. Now you have to understand that I am one that never liked to play in dirt, wanted no part in planting or gardening, but at the same time, I could not believe that "dirt" was so important to a plant's life.
Our lesson this week reminded me of this. In Luke 8:15, Jesus explains to His disciples about seed that grows on good soil will produce a good crop. The soil is the foundation, just like our heart is the foundation of our emotions. What is in our heart will become what we believe, what we say, what we think and feel. I realized that just like my plant, if I don't saturate my heart with the word of God, communicate with Him through prayer, protect it from negative outside influences it will ultimately become dry, hard and not able to produce good fruit or words.
Now in no way does this excite or motivate me to begin gardening, I still don't like to play in dirt (LOL), but this week's lesson did open my eyes to how my heart shapes the way I think, the way I view certain words and how I respond in certain situations. I want my heart to be healthy and to spew out words of life and love.
Our heart is a very complex, pumping many emotions, both good and not so good into our veins and ultimately manifesting out of our mouths. We must make sure that what we keep Christ as the center of our hearts so that He dwells there and what overflows out of our hearts has no choice but to be full of positive and uplifting words pleasing to God producing healthy, green crops. I believe that I can do it with God's help, do you?
I love our Memory Verse for this week, Psalm 19:14, "May these words of my mouth and this meditation of my heart be pleasing in your sight, Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer." (NIV) As I carried my verse with me all week, I was reminded to take notice and responsibility of what I would say, asking God to partner with me to make sure that my words were pleasing to Him. I started my day with this verse so that I could have the right focus when speaking with others during my day.
I want to share a part of one of my favorite quotes, this part says, "For beautiful lips, speak only words of kindness" (Audrey Hepburn) Remember this during the week as you continue to journey with us to transform your speech.
- Join a small for study and fellowship
- Pray through and memorize our Breath Freshener for this week: Ephesians 4:22-24
- Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to guide your tongue
- Look for positive changes in your speech this week, and thank God for them
- Read Week 3 in your workbook
- Visit the Conversation Peace website for more resources
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS FOR THE WEEK: (You can answer in your small group or post a comment here on the website if you do not have a Facebook account)
- What things in your life compete to be the center spot in your heart?
- Describe the image that comes to mind when you hear the word "overflow." (page 39)
- How have your speech habits changed over the years? On a scale of 1 to 5, are your words becoming more loving and kind or less? (1 = less loving and kind and 5 = more loving and kind) (page 64)
- Soil is the foundation of a plant's life, good soil gives the plant life, bad soil may cause the plant to die. Using our heart's as the soil in this analogy:
What ways can you change the quality of the soil in your heart to be more pleasing to God? (page 53-54)
This last question is for you to think about and answer during your devotion time:
PERSONAL REFLECTION: Look at the areas you listed as problem areas in your speech last week. Are you seeing changes? If you are, how will you continue? If not, what will you do to start making changes? What are the causes/root of your negative speech? Pray and ask God to continue to help you transform your words to be pleasing to Him.
Be Blessed,


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Casio QV-700 review
If only CASIO would take this camera, and with NO changes except update the resolution, and add a telephoto, a million would be sold.
It was my first DIGITAL, and it seems it will be my last. I have tried several of the "state of the art" current crop, and have found them all lacking.
I just returned a CANON A80...Completely UNSATISFACTORY.
I have encountered absolutely NO problems in the 5 years using the camera. I have taken, literally, thousands of photos, and have had no malfunctions. Battery life has been exceptional, getting 2-3 hundred shots per set of batteries.
Come on CASIO...give us another as good
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You'll not get an argument from me. I got my first 700QV in June 1998, a second a year later. I still use the first one regularly, and the other I keep in the car in case of need.
It has feature that no other can match... just needs higher resolution, but seldom really needed. HAve a CASIO TRY X when high resolution is needed.