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Monday, January 25, 2010
Like New 4 HP Outboard
After an hour or so over at Rick's place (no, not the one in Casablanca) he had my little 4 horse power outboard motor running. Replacing the old fuel with fresh, cleaning the spark plug, and a few minor adjustment was all it took to fire it up for the first time. It has corrosion issues on the exterior and the prop is bent but otherwise it will do the job. Today, with a surprise day off, I ran around looking for a few parts. A new prop for one thing. The old one will work in an emergency but a new one is needed. I also sprayed a lot of penetrating oil here and there around joints and moving parts.
I stood the engine up and loosened the lower unit oil plug intending to replace the oil since I have no idea when it was last done. I held a small bucket under the drain and waited. Nothing! I loosened the filler plug and waited. Nothing! As far as I could see there was not a single drop of oil in the lower unit. I'm no expert, but I'm pretty sure that is not a good thing. I replaced the drain plug after carefully cleaning the corrosion around the hole and the plug. Then I slowly poured fresh oil into the filler hole and poured and poured. It doesn't take a lot to fill this space, but I sure hope filling it will save the engine.
I replaced the spark plug with a new identical on and tossed the old one since it was pretty fouled and quite rusty. I bought two so I have a back up if and when I need it. I finally was able to pull the old zinc off the lower unit. I took penetrating oil and a bit of a wait for it to do its job. I ordered two new zincs from Clearwater Marine, again I got an extra. When I can I am buying two of every replacement part. Sometimes you need one and aren't in a place where you can get one easily and sometimes they need to be ordered and that can takes valuable time. Nice, very helpful folks over at Clearwater. I even bought a can of good zinc chromate primer paint and a can of Mariner gray. There are several places on the engine housing that have suffer from corrosion, in some places down to the metal. So I am scrubbing and steel wooling these areas. Then a couple of primer coats and follwed by a coat or two of the gray. Where I have done it, it is looking pretty good. Considering I am doing it outdoors and not in a pro paint shop, it looks very good.
I asked Clearwater about a new prop and they want $106 for a new one. So I thought I'd look around for a used one first. Pacific Marine down on Holly Street will be my first stop. If they don't have one I'll go ahead and order a new one.
One last thing. A discovery actually. I noticed a small but familiar symbol stamped on the engine in a couple of places. Then it occurred to me that they are the symbol for Yamaha products. I asked the fellow at Clearwater about this and he told me that for a time Yamaha had made a good part of the Mariner's engine. I hope Yamaha's reputation for quality was also imprinted on my engine. Time will tell.
My wife came downstairs looking for me about 9 o'clock last night figuring she'd find my in the family room watching TV. She was surprised to track me down in the garage still carefully cleaning the grease and oil off off another section of the engine housing. Can't wait to get home tonight and get back at it.
Feels good to accomplish something on my own probably saving myself quite a lot of money. And Rick, I know you read this quite often and get a few laughs. But a big thanks to you and your lifetime of knowledge about boats. I owe you, buddy!
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Everything is awesome
Has the mood in the book trade ever been so different to the mood of the nation? As the UK faces the uncertainty of Brexit, the possibility of another general election and the likelihood of a sustained period of economic weakness, the book business could hardly be in ruder health. Nielsen-recorded print book sales are up (again); the number of independent booksellers is on the rise—and those who responded to this magazine's survey were positive about festive trading, and the future; and there is a freshness about the end of year charts, with new faces such as Sally Rooney and Gail Honeyman jostling with the old favourites.
When I remarked on the trade's vibrancy to a friend last week, he said I looked surprised. He was right: HMV's fall into administration just after Christmas shows how another future could have been possible, while the news that Amazon paid £63m in business rates is yet more evidence of how the odds are stacked against the high street.
But perhaps I should be less amazed—the book market has long behaved unusually. It is broader than we think and more resolute than we acknowledge. The big books are not as dominant as they might be—compared to, say, cinema, where just 100 films make up 99% of box-office takings, the book market's top 100 titles account for less than 10% of all takings through the tills. Meanwhile, the number of authors doing very well is on the rise: for an eighth consecutive year the number selling at least seven figures through the Nielsen-measured market has increased. It is now 127.
Furthermore, while there is a tendency to focus our attention on the action at the top of the charts, what lies beneath is equally important. The books beloved of indies (new and old) are not those same titles that dominate in the chains, partly out of necessity because smaller bookshops cannot compete on price, but also simply because customers' tastes are diverse. The lesson from Waterstones' HMV years was that book buyers did not like identi-kit shops: they still don't.
Two decades of Amazon retail has also re-shaped how we buy books. As readers, we expect to be able to get everything—from deep backlist to reprinted classics to bestsellers—quickly and in whatever format we desire. And importantly, we expect choice. For years we have rolled our eyes at the phrase "range Christmas", where no big bestseller dominates trading, not realising that this has become a core strength, possibly even part of the DNA.
Not everyone will agree with this. To some publishing appears homogeneous, the hits humdrum, the choices illusory—and the Publishers Association's second workforce survey, showing how publishing is lagging behind society in terms of its make-up, will only reinforce these views. And they have a point. We cannot truly diversify what we publish until we make diverse those who make the publishing decisions, those who sell the books and those who write them.
But we shouldn't let the truth of this get in the way of the facts of the marketplace: the building blocks are strong.


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ICLG.com > Legal Articles tagged with Singapore
Latest news
Commercial Dispute Resolution EXCLUSIVE: Singapore disputes team exits RPC for Drew & Napier
Litigation and arbitration heavyweight Siraj Omar SC and his team of eight will join Singaporean firm Drew & Napier from RPC's local joint venture, while the UK firm has made its 2019 promotions.ICLG Staff Writer | 03 May 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution Spring arbitration round-up
The deadline looms for the international arbitration community to have its say in a survey led by the Commonwealth's Office of Civil and Criminal Justice Reform; SIAC appoints a new head of North-East Asia; and the New Zealand Arbitration Amendment bill passes third reading.ICLG Staff Writer | 03 May 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution Simpson docks at Stephenson Harwood
Shipping litigation and arbitration lawyer John Simpson has formally joined Stephenson Harwood's Singaporean venture after almost two decades at Ince & Co.ICLG Staff Writer | 02 May 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution Mapping best practice in arbitration
The Commonwealth reaches out to arbitrators, as it seeks information about the scale and scope of arbitration across member jurisdictions.ICLG Staff Writer | 11 Apr 2019
ICLG News High Court of England and Wales recognises Singaporean debt restructuring
Singapore's moratorium law for companies facing debt restructuring has been recognised by the High Court of England and Wales.ICLG Staff Writer | 04 Apr 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution Hey, big spender: Burford Capital reveals 2018 results
Burford Capital's 2018 results saw the third-party financier cross the billion-dollar threshold of deployed capital amid a de rigueur performance that saw it smash its own market records.ICLG Staff Writer | 13 Mar 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution US parties top SIAC's foreign user ranks
In its recently announced 2018 figures, case numbers at the Singapore International Arbitration Centre were down, while its total sum in dispute grew considerably and for the first time ever, parties from the United States were top among foreign users.ICLG Staff Writer | 12 Mar 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution SIAC appoints new South Asia head
With parties from India ranked top among foreign users of the Singapore International Arbitration Centre, a new head for the South Asia region has been appointed to continue its growth.ICLG Staff Writer | 13 Feb 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution Singapore's Chief Justice opens legal year
Marking the opening of Singapore's legal year 2019 this week, Chief Justice Surandesh Menon appoints new Special Counsel and welcomes Lord Mance as an international judge of the Singapore International Commercial Court.ICLG Staff Writer | 08 Jan 2019
Commercial Dispute Resolution Getting into the Asian arbitration game
With a new arbitration centre and a change in attitude, could Japan finally compete with Singapore and Hong Kong on the international arbitration stage?ICLG Staff Writer | 14 Dec 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution Pillsbury bolsters Asian litigation practice
A partner with considerable experience representing Chinese clients in high-stakes banking litigation has joined Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman in New York.ICLG Staff Writer | 27 Nov 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution Due process paranoia in international arbitration: a valid concern?
Eric Tuchmann, general counsel and senior vice president of the American Arbitration Association, discusses a recent IBA report and case law that suggests concerns by arbitral tribunals about due process challenges may be inflated.Eric Tuchmann | 26 Nov 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution JAMS expands ADR reach in China
The formation of two new alternative dispute resolution panels will increase JAMS' reach in China and Chinese engagement with international arbitration and mediation.ICLG Staff Writer | 26 Nov 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution American opportunities abound
Boies Schiller Flexner grows in Los Angeles while Covington & Burling swells female partner ranks and adds an of counsel in London, as two US law firms maintain their distinctive hiring strategies.ICLG Staff Writer | 05 Nov 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution Meeting the challenges of Belt and Road
Reporting from Hong Kong Arbitration Week, CDR finds that while China's Belt and Road Initiative should create dispute resolution opportunities, it is clear that Chinese parties will demand greater use of mediation.ICLG Staff Writer | 30 Oct 2018
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Litigation funder expands into Australian market, while an internal promotion sees Charlie Morris secure an enhanced brief as chief investment officer, spanning Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.ICLG Staff Writer | 25 Oct 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution Reed Smith looks to Asia and the US
The Chicago office of Reed Smith has expanded with the addition of a former first assistant state's attorney for Cook County as a partner, while a counsel has joined its Singapore office.ICLG Staff Writer | 24 Oct 2018
Commercial Dispute Resolution SIAC strengthens China ties
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The scoop on Odd Mom Out… Dirty Knees PLEASE!
Dear Diary,
I've decided this has to be a diary where I record the crazy shit I live through on a day-to-day… SO I am a mom on the UES of Manhattan… Yes we live in Midtown BUT all of the activities are Upper East Side, SO… I find myself calling myself an UES mom… FML!
Yesterday I was training to get the final fucking 15 that is now 20 and by Monday will be 25 off and after I saw a music class assembling, I actually registered for a pass so I was like hey, I'll join them. Me and my 2 beastlings proceeded to walk over and unprepared I lay out all I have my muddy yoga mat! as the moms and nanny's sat on their huge mats did one offer me a seat? HA!
SO my beautiful boy in his yellow pants is a crawler and wants to move so he GOES! (Its post rain on mud BTW) 5 minutes later he is COVERED in mud! Love it!!! as hes a boy and he needs to be… The crowd of angry moms and nannies watches and stares as if he was committing a fucking crime by being a muddy baby… FROM THEIR CLEAN MATS!
As he goes to visit a mat and leaves the woman uses her hand to sweep his mud… LADY YOUR IN THE PARK ON THE GRASS YOU IDIOT!
So my yoga mat, 2 kids and sober self finished the class and went on our way to drown our troubles at Burberry…
This is not that complicated, you see a person in need, HELP… You see someone with out a blanket, OFFER… But I guess there is only room for SO MUCH UGLY on one blanket… LOL
So to the mom that is there with no mat and dirty knees APPLAUD YOURSELF! Better to show up dirty to the party than not show up at all!
SAVE ME Rose' from the moron idiots! Drink it off I say! Just be happy your the baddest bitch in the room and DRINK IT OFF!
Other than this happy to report all is grand, I should be reporting more often BUT these beastlings are keeping me BUSY!
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Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN) organised birdwatching to meet The International Biodiversity Day 2010 on 22 May 2010 at Suryavinayak and Setidevi community forest. There was huge participation of around 116 students from four different school of Bhaktapur and Panauti and members of BCN.
All were divided into four different groups. Each group was lead by different bird experts: Vimal Thapa, Yubraj Basnet, Sarbendra Pachhai, Rajendra Gurung and Jyotendra Jyu Thakuri. Students were taken to different part of the forest for birdwatching and it last for three hours. Students were shared with information about the importance of the day as well as value of biodiversity in our life.


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Rain and Shine
This past weekend when I went to the Montgomery Mall to get shoes, I was trapped by a sudden furious downpour. It seemed perfectly beautiful and hot on my trip up and fine in the store, but I could hear thunder coming from somewhere when I was almost done. When I went closer to the doors after finishing my purchase I was able to see the giant rainstorm in progress. I wasn't about to go outside in this or drive, so I returned to the mall to just browse about and waste time until the storm passed. I wanted to check out the animals at the pet store, but I couldn't find it and I think it might be gone now. I checked out some more shoes, clothes, games, and food before finally heading back to my exit. It was mostly clear now so I ventured off.
The trip home proved to be more difficult than the one to the mall because the downpour left a lot of flooding behind. My first route was slow and I went through several rushing water areas but when it got super slow and I saw what was ahead I decided to turn around. There was quite a nice little river now flowing over the road that people were slowly treading across and I wasn't about to try it. I doubled back and found a new route. This one quickly brought me to another stand still of traffic and I had to assume that meant there was another flooded road ahead and I turned around again. My third route proved to be nice and clear and I was able to make it home.
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New Yorkers know to steer clear of the city's rats for a multitude of reasons, one being that they can carry diseases. Now, a new study out of Columbia University is reminding residents of another rodent to be wary of.
Mice in New York City carry disease-causing bacteria, some of which may be resistant to antibiotics, according to the study.
The study, published Tuesday in the journal mBio, looked at New York City house mice as "potential reservoirs for pathogenic bacteria" that may spread to humans.
"From tiny studios to penthouse suites, New York City apartments are continually invaded by house mice," lead author Simon H. Williams, a research scientist at CII, said in a statement. "Our study raises the possibility that serious infections—including those resistant to antibiotics—may be passed from these mice to humans, although further research is needed to understand how often this happens, if at all."
Scientists at the Center for Infection and Immunity at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health collected 416 mice over the course of a year from residential buildings throughout the city.
These researchers then analyzed the droppings from these mice and discovered that they carried several gastrointestinal disease-causing bacteria, including E. coli, Salmonella, C. difficile and more. Researchers also found evidence of genes exhibiting antimicrobial resistance to several common antibiotics.
A previous study of rats in New York by CII investigators found some of the same pathogens, according to the university, like E. coli and Salmonella, both of which can be associated with food poisoning, and C. difficile, which causes symptoms like diarrhea and colitis, or inflammation of the colon.
New Yorkers tend to be too focused on rats, said Dr. W. Ian Lipkin, a senior author of the study and a professor of epidemiology at the school of public health, because they're larger and more likely to be seen scurrying in the subway or alley.
"However, from a public health vantage point, mice are more worrisome," he said in a statement, "because they live indoors and are more likely to contaminate our environment, even if we don't see them."


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Blog Archives
GW Ogre Firebellies
These Firebellies were ordered a month ahead of my deadline for painting them, which should have been enough time….right? Well due to GW taking their sweet time, some unseasonable ice and snow, and just general shipping issues the models didn't arrive until after lunch the day of my deadline. Needless to say, that was a problem! Somehow, I got them done in time, however, but I'm going to have to remember this the next time I have to order Finecast from GW on a deadline…
Anyways, here they are! Just a basic Standard level paint job with OSL, but I think the effect brings a lot to them!
Ogre Slaughtermaster with Spellbook conversion
Here are final shots of a recent commission for a Warhammer Ogre Kingdoms Slaughtermaster with a gnoblar converted to hold a spellbook. It was a fairly simple conversion once I found a gnoblar with a mostly flat back. I just had to make the wooden stand and straps and find a suitable book. The book is from a Space Marines vehicle kit.
WIP Ogre Slaughtermaster
Converted Ogre Hunter
Upcoming projects!
I'm going out of town for a few weeks, so I probably won't be able to post much (if at all) during that time, but before I go I'll put up a picture of a converted Ogre Hunter I've been working on. When I get back I have a commission for a beautiful Reaper Alastriel! It's definitely one of my favorite Werner Klocke sculpts, and I'm really happy to have a reason to paint one.
Ogre Kingdoms Ironblaster
I just finished this Ogre Ironblaster. I was going for quick and simple, but this model is pretty much impossible to do quickly, lol. Also, all of those little details are just begging to be snapped off! I really like the model, but I'm not too keen on having to assemble another one for a little while! It was nerve-wracking, lol.
In the next couple weeks I have a Lizardmen commission to complete – Skink Priest, Tetto'Eko, and skirmisher movement trays.
I will take step-by-step photos and post a how-to about the movement trays!
Before all that, however, I need to finish the Ogres project with the Limited Edition Bruiser/Tyrant.
Games Workshop Ogre Kingdoms Maneater unit
Reaper Miniatures Kagunk, Ogre Boss
The last one from that massive Maneater unit…
He has one of those unfortunate cast-on broccoli bases, and since he is metal it can be tough to remove cleanly. Instead, I think I managed to make it blend into the cork base pretty well.
Games Workshop Ogre Kingdoms Araby Maneater
Games Workshop Ogre Kingdoms Ninja Maneater
The symbols on his sword say "Iron Skin."


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How to Troubleshoot Ford Freestar Window Problemsby Alibaster Smith
The Ford Freestar uses electronically-controlled windows. These windows are controlled by a small motor instead of a manual crank. When the windows don't work, there are several potential problems that you can troubleshoot. Replacing the window control module and motor assembly should only be done after you've determined what the problem is. If a replacement window module is necessary, it can be purchased from most auto parts stores.
Step 1
Open the fuse panel underneath the steering column by pulling down on the fuse panel cover.
Step 2
Use the fuse diagram to locate the fuse for the power windows. Then pull out the fuse in the fuse panel using the pullers on the fuse panel.
Step 3
Examine the fuse. It should not be burned or damaged in any way. If the metal strip inside the fuse is broken, replace the fuse with a working one of the same amperage.
Step 4
Check to make sure you do not have the window lock on. The Freestar uses a power window lock to prevent accidental window operation when desired. However, with the window lock on, you cannot operate the power windows.
Listen to the window motor. If the motor sounds strained, the motor is starting to burn out. It will need to be replaced soon.
- "Ford Windstar, Freestar, Mercury Monterey Repair Manual 1995-2007;" Jay Storer, Jeff Kibler, John H. Haynes; 2009
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Alex Robertson
Alex Robertson, An Account of Our Beloved Friend's Passing: An Unthinkable Threat to Planter Well-being
By Erik Brinkman
By now many of you know that our good friend and sage colleague Alex Robertson has recently passed away. As a community we are here supporting each other through the immense grief and shock -- shock that BC's opioid crisis could take someone from our midst who we never would have thought was vulnerable. I am writing this account to honour his memory by shedding some light on the details of the week surrounding his passing as best I can and perhaps his passing can be a learning event for us to help mitigate this tragedy from repeating itself.


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As I enter this state of limbo–no job on the horizon, no idea where I'll be living in the next 6 months–I'm finding that I'm more anxious than optimistic. I always have a plan. I always play it safe… until now. Life is too short to spend it worrying about the future, when I should be fully engaged every day building toward the future I want.
So here it is: 5 ways that negative voice in my head is already putting a damper on my summer, and what I plan to do about it!
1. Lament how short it is.
Summer break just started, and I'm already dreading the end. How can you possibly enjoy the freedom of summer if you're already counting down the days? My plan is to give myself something to look forward to, so that I can focus on the positive instead. Camping on the 4th of July, a few relaxing weekends on the beach, and maybe a short road trip to a new city–let the anticipation begin!
2. Pressure yourself to do everything!
I love my lists, so naturally the first thing I did when planning out my summer was to write down the many tasks and projects I hoped to complete in my free time. I even drew up a daily schedule outlining how I would complete these tasks. I stepped back to admire my planning, and suddenly got a sinking feeling in the pit of my stomach. Sure, I can spend my days searching for a job, planning for the wedding, cleaning out that second bedroom, and get back into a regular work-out routine–but somewhere along the way I lost the spirit of Summer! The antidote: make plans to do the important things, but leave some white space on your planner!
3. Feel guilty about relaxing.
I feel good when I'm productive. I feel guilty when I'm not. Sometimes I actually have to write things like "go for a walk!" or "call your friend!" on my to-do list so I can give those beneficial activities a place in my life.
4. Panic when things don't go according to plan.
This isn't just a summer problem, but the fastest way to suck the joy out of any positive experience is to be rigid about it. Life is unpredictable, so keep an open mind and go with the flow!
5. Punish yourself for not doing enough.
I grew up in a family where "No dessert until after dinner" and "You can't play outside until you finish your homework" were iron-clad laws. This mentality translated into me setting obstacles for myself: "Don't make fun plans until you've cleaned the entire apartment," or "You can't leave the house until you've finished X, Y, and Z." It's good to be disciplined and set goals for yourself, but these strict conditions often backfire. Instead of feeling motivated to work hard, I start to feel discouraged and am more likely to procrastinate–plus, with my schedule clear, I have all day to get things done, right? Why rush? It's much better make plans for the afternoon–you'll naturally feel pressured to get your work done before the deadline when you have something to look forward to! And if you fall a bit behind schedule? Let it go! There's always tomorrow.
How do you get yourself in the right mindset to enjoy a vacation? What tips and tricks do you use to get the most out of summer?


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text: How can you beat the summer heat? Water balloons can help, but play it safe Posted in Beyond Finances on June 28, 2019 If you've ever spent a summer in the Atlanta area, you know how very hot Atlanta summers can get. But what can you do to beat the heat? If you're not near a pool or other body of water, you're options may be limited. But there is an option – fun and refreshing water balloons! Water balloons have come a long way with the newer balloons easy to fill and self-sealing, which means no more tying them off by hand. And they can be purchased online and other retailers such as Target and Walmart and won't break your finances. Normally water balloons are just a sign of some summer fun, but they can be dangerous. Here are some safety rules to help keep the injuries away. 1. Don't throw too hard. In fact, it's more fun to toss them like an egg to see how long you can make them last. The anticipation adds to the fun. 3. Don't aim for the face or any other sensitive areas of the body. Instead, aim for the ground just in front of your target. That way you get the maximum splash coverage. 3. Don't use slingshots or other devices. They make aim and control a lot more difficult and injuries more likely. 4. Don't have a water balloon fight on a surface that will become too slippery when wet. Also, check your surroundings for anything else that shouldn't get splashed. Make sure to define the area of play. 5. Make sure all phones and other electronic devices are put in a safe and dry area before playing with water balloons. 6. Once the balloons pop, clean up any leftover balloon pieces and residue that could pose as a choking hazard for younger children and dispose of the balloons properly. 7. Those who are allergic to latex should not use balloons. 8. Children should be supervised at all times when playing with balloons and water balloons. Water balloons are just one way other than a pool or body of water to keep cool and refreshed during the hot summer months. Tell us how you like to beat the summer heat. Leave your idea in the comment section of this blog post.


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I still get excited about it even though a dull boring grownup bit in my brain keeps iterating that ne'er again shall I have the utterly relaxed Thanksgiving of my youth which, the dull boring grownup bit of my brain drones to me, was so exciting because SOMEONE ELSE WAS PAYING FOR IT. All I had to do was insist on baking things I thought looked fun and partially grate my thumb into a cucumber salad and scrape half the skin off my face in a hammock 'incident.'
Ah, carefree youth.
It's hard to make Thanksgiving (and Christmas) feel significant so far from home and family. My family does well for holidays. Full and abounding and joyful to the max, and Nate's family is those things anyway so I imagine they get that Thanksgiving spirit nailed down too. On the other hand, it's a pretty grand opportunity for Boy and I to be our own family for our first year at it. Choices: lament the missing-out of home traditions, or pioneer our own? (I always wanted to be a pioneer. oh man. it's becoming real. I AM LAURA INGALLS [FROM THE BOOK {illustrations by Garth Williams} NOT THE TV SERIES WHICH WAS GARBAGE I TELL YOU, GARBAGE].)
But that is just what marriage has turned out to be, constant movement forward into unknown territory. Sometimes it's amazing and sometimes it's hard and confusing, but mostly it's Life, and I love it.
As it's a distinctly American holiday neither I nor the Boy have off work on Thursday, but our schedules permit us to have lunch together, and oh, I have plans. Plans that involve the possibly-expired box of Stove Top we found in a foreign foods market on Geoje Island months ago, a whole chicken to be purchased out of a truck that parks in our neighborhood every Wednesday night, and the little pies they've just started selling this season at Paris Baguette. And we will make a salad, and mash a potato or two. It will be me and Boy. Me cross-legged on the bed, him in our lone chair pulled up, our wee tray table precariously loaded with a one-off-from-the-Pilgrims feast. We'll be a day ahead of the football and parades, but we'll be thankful.
I'm thinking about ways to show thankfulness (like with my amazing job that at this point in the semester I lack allllll the motivation to do), and maybe on Thursday I'll do a list. and some pictures! maybe! even! hooray!


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By Kevin Henry The attempt by the DUP to amend Northern Ireland's equality laws to allow religious business owners to refuse services to LGBT customers if it is "facilitating" an act against their religion is an attempt to enshrine a right to discriminate into law. This attempt to drive society backwards would make it perfectly acceptable under the law for ...Read More »
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Just like the Catholic Church and the Irish and British States before them, Sinn Féin and the IRA have been exposed for covering up sexual abuse in order to protect its own members and their organisation.Read More »
Paisley's legacy: peace or bloody division?
How will Ian Paisley, who has died at the age of 88, be remembered? As the firebrand preacher who stoked the fires of conflict in Northern Ireland or as a peacemaker and the partner in government of Martin McGuinness? Many people struggle to make sense of what appear to be entirely contradictory phases in his life. Most of the media, ...Read More »
Gerry Conlon – victim of capitalist repression & fighter
The death of Gerry Conlon in Belfast has been met with mass sympathy across the world as people are reminded of the vile injustice of the British capitalist state against the Guildford Four and the Maguire Seven.Read More »
North: Elections show mass disillusionment with main parties
The local and European elections in Northern Ireland has shown a deep disillusionment with the main parties and what constitutes politics.Read More »
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1984 State Papers: Plans for bloody repartition revealed
Every year, British cabinet classified files from 30 years previous are made public. While it would be wrong to assume that such documents tell the whole story, they do provide an important insight into the thinking of the ruling circles on key issues of the time.Read More »
Haass talks failure – Sectarian politicians cannot find way forward
The scene seemed set for yet another 'landmark' deal in the history of the peace process. The negotiations continued into the early hours of New Year's Eve. Yet – despite six months of work and 33 days of negotiations and much fanfare – the talks process led by US diplomat Richard Haass failed to reach agreement between the five Assembly Executive parties on how to deal with parades, the past, flags and emblems, with only the nationalist parties endorsing the final draft proposals.Read More »


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Growing milling wheat on marginal soils high up in the Cotswolds requires greater accuracy, as well as more fine-tuning, when it comes to nitrogen applications.
Last season proved to be no exception for grower Dan Powell, with cold temperatures in March making it necessary to use a generous hit of early nitrogen to get crops off to a good start and maintain tiller numbers.
Mr Powell, who has the added challenge of farming 900ft above sea level, points out crops usually start growing a bit later at Hartley Farms than in most other parts of the country, making nitrogen planning a key part of his fertiliser strategy.
See also: Video: How to properly set up a fertiliser spreader
"We often split the first dose into two," he says. "The aim is to get across the whole farm quickly, so that tiller numbers don't suffer and yield potential isn't limited. A little and often approach works best in most years."
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The thin, Cotswold brash soils dictate the farm's 600ha of cropping, which includes winter wheat, winter oilseed rape and winter and spring barley.
Wherever possible, quality markets are targeted, so any yield limitations from the soil type can be offset by a higher grain price and premium-earning opportunities.
Mr Powell has a target wheat yield of 10t/ha, but has to be realistic about crop prospects in a dry year.
"Like everyone else, we may achieve more than that.
"But as the soils are drought-prone, we are reliant on the right weather and moisture availability to get those yield levels."
Variety considerations
Last year, three milling varieties, Crusoe, Edgar and Skyfall were grown for Warburtons, which stipulates a lower grain protein of 12.5%.
The different characteristics of the varieties mean that a blanket approach with nitrogen was not appropriate – with Skyfall receiving more nitrogen than the other two.
"It's a higher-yielding variety which is not as good at using nitrogen as others, so we had to be a bit more generous," says Mr Powell. "It did make the grade at harvest 2016."
He works closely with Ross Leadbeater of CF Fertilisers, who starts the nitrogen planning process by taking N-min samples in late January or early February, to establish the amount of nitrogen available from the soil.
At the same time, he measures the green area index of the crops, to determine the amount of nitrogen already in the crop canopy.
"These measurements are then put through our nitrogen calculator," explains Mr Leadbeater.
"I also input the intended end market, the variety and the yield target, so that we can get a total nitrogen input figure for the growing season and then match the fertiliser products accordingly."
Fertiliser choices
While Mr Powell has a preference for granular compound fertilisers, there is also some use of urea on cereals and oilseed rape, to keep costs down.
This year, he is using KayNitro Sulphur (25-0-13-7 NPKS), which will save on the number of passes he has to make and should hopefully bring a grain specific weight benefit from spring-applied potash.
Variable rate applications are used for base P and K fertilisers, as the farm has been mapped, but a trial with variable rate nitrogen failed to show him any significant benefits.
Soil organic matter levels have been boosted over the years, with the use of sewage sludge and composts.
Mr Leadbeater explains nitrogen rates tend to be fine-tuned towards the end of season, with the help of a hand held sensor to do sap testing.
"Overall, we will apply anything from 225-300kg of N to the milling wheats, depending on the season," he reveals. "It's usually the last of the four applications that is altered, depending on yield expectation and rainfall.
"Just 50kg of nitrogen can make a big difference on these thin soils."
Efficiency of use
He adds that high pH soils do not have the same efficiency of nitrogen use, so using the industry standard figure of 60% is wrong.
"It's a bit lower, at around 55%, so that has to be taken into account." Doing sap tests at the flag-leaf stage has proved to be important.
"It tells us whether there's enough nitrogen in the plant and whether we are likely to get the required grain protein. If not, there's still time to put it right."
However, in a poor growing season, the last 40-50kg of nitrogen may not be required, he notes. "If the yield expectation isn't there, we'll drop the total back accordingly."
His final point is that for the Warburtons contract, all of grain protein content has to be achieved with nitrogen applied to the soil, not with a late foliar application to the ear.
"That's why the last application is so important," he says.


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Today I will be showing you how to add foil to your projects without the need of heat! This technique will work with most projects and it's really simple too 🙂
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We are making a really cute and fun mini album for Day 8 of this series. It's actually quite simple to make, but it looks really complicated. I like those types of projects the best, don't you?
These are super easy to make and if you have a bunch to make, then you'll have them done in no time! Here's how…
We have a special project today that also comes with a discount code for the papers and elements used to make them. We are also learning how to print on acetate with your inkjet printer! Yes, you heard that correctly!
I really enjoyed making these and can't wait to hang them on a small table top Christmas tree! They also look so cute lined up together on my desk and my daughter has already told me which one is hers 🙂
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July 1, 2013, Newark, NJ (ISN) – The Canadian Hockey League today announced that 101 CHL players were selected in the seven rounds of the 2013 NHL Draft held June 30 in New Jersey representing nearly 48% of the 211 drafted players.
The 101 CHL players selected includes a record 22 players from the CHL chosen in the first round led by MasterCard Memorial Cup MVP Nathan MacKinnon of the Champion Halifax Mooseheads who became the seventh straight player from the CHL to be selected first overall when he was picked by the Colorado Avalanche. 22 first round picks, including eight from the Ontario Hockey League, eight from the Western Hockey League, and six players chosen from the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, surpasses the league's previous high of 21 CHL players chosen in the first round of the 2011 and 1998 NHL Entry Drafts.
CHL Player of the Year Jonathan Drouin of the Mooseheads was the third overall pick to the Tampa Bay Lightning and alongside MacKinnon became just the fifth pair of teammates to be selected in the top-three picks and second straight following Nail Yakupov and Alex Galchenyuk of the Sarnia Sting selected first and third respectively in the 2012 NHL Draft.
A total of 57 CHL players were selected in the first three rounds representing nearly 63% of the first 91 players chosen which matches the 1995 NHL Entry Draft for most CHL players selected in the opening three rounds of the draft.
Of the 101 CHL players selected, the OHL led the way with 37 players, followed by the WHL with 33 players, and the QMJHL with 31 players selected representing a modern draft record and their highest total since 2003 when 38 QMJHL players were picked in the nine-round draft process.
"On behalf of the CHL I would like to congratulate all of our players and their families celebrating this special day," said CHL President David Branch. "The CHL development model is the best in the world and I would also like to congratulate all CHL teams and our coaching staffs who ensure that our league continues to be the number one supplier of talent to the NHL."
49 different CHL teams produced NHL Draft picks including the OHL champion London Knights who led the CHL for a second straight season with six players selected including three first round picks featuring Bo Horvat, Max Domi, and Nikita Zadorov. Also from the OHL, the Guelph Storm had five players selected including first round pick Jason Dickinson. The QMJHL had three teams with four players selected including the league champion Mooseheads with first round picks MacKinnon and Drouin, the Rimouski Oceanic with first round picks Samuel Morin and Frederik Gauthier, and the Baie-Comeau Drakkar who had their best NHL Draft result in franchise history. In the WHL, the Kelowna Rockets had four players selected along with the WHL champion Portland Winterhawks who share the league lead for the fourth straight season and become the WHL's all-time NHL Draft leader with 126 players selected since 1969 highlighted this year by first round pick Seth Jones.
All 30 NHL teams selected at least one CHL player led by the Winnipeg Jets with seven CHL players selected including first round pick Josh Morrissey of the Prince Albert Raiders, and followed by the Edmonton Oilers who chose six CHL players including first round pick Darnell Nurse of the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. Six different NHL teams drafted five CHL players each including the Dallas Stars, Detroit Red Wings, Los Angeles Kings, and three Canadian teams such as the Calgary Flames with first round picks Sean Monahan of the Ottawa 67's, Emile Poirier of the Gatineau Olympiques, and Morgan Klimchuk of the Regina Pats. The Montreal Canadiens also had five CHL players selected including second round pick and highest drafted goaltender Zachary Fucale of the Mooseheads, and the Vancouver Canucks with first round picks Bo Horvat of the London Knights and Hunter Shinkaruk of the Medicine Hat Tigers. The Ottawa Senators and Toronto Maple Leafs each selected three CHL players including first round picks Curtis Lazar of the Edmonton Oil Kings, and Frederik Gauthier of the Rimouski Oceanic respectively.
Last season, 99 CHL players were taken in the 2012 NHL Draft including 48 from the OHL, 32 from the WHL, and 19 from the QMJHL.
CHL Players Selected in the 2013 NHL Draft:
First Round (22 CHL players):
1. Nathan MacKinnon (Halifax Mooseheads) – Colorado Avalanche
3. Jonathan Drouin (Halifax Mooseheads) – Tampa Bay Lightning
4. Seth Jones (Portland Winterhawks) – Nashville Predators
6. Sean Monahan (Ottawa 67's) – Calgary Flames
7. Darnell Nurse (Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds) – Edmonton Oilers
9. Bo Horvat (London Knights) – Vancouver Canucks
11. Samuel Morin (Rimouski Oceanic) – Philadelphia Flyers
12. Max Domi (London Knights) – Phoenix Coyotes
13. Josh Morrissey (Prince Albert Raiders) – Winnipeg Jets
15. Ryan Pulock (Brandon Wheat Kings) – New York Islanders
16. Nikita Zadorov (London Knights) – Buffalo Sabres
17. Curtis Lazar (Edmonton Oil Kings) – Ottawa Senators
18. Mirco Mueller (Everett Silvertips) – San Jose Sharks
19. Kerby Rychel (Windsor Spitfires) – Columbus Blue Jackets
20. Anthony Mantha (Val-d'Or Foreurs) – Detroit Red Wings
21. Frederik Gauthier (Rimouski Oceanic) – Toronto Maple Leafs
22. Emile Poirier (Gatineau Olympiques) – Calgary Flames
24. Hunter Shinkaruk (Medicine Hat Tigers) – Vancouver Canucks
26. Shea Theodore (Seattle Thunderbirds) – Anaheim Ducks
28. Morgan Klimchuk (Regina Pats) – Calgary Flames
29. Jason Dickinson (Guelph Storm) – Dallas Stars
30. Ryan Hartman (Plymouth Whalers) – Chicago Blackhawks
Second Round (19 CHL players):
32. Chris Bigras (Owen Sound Attack) – Colorado Avalanche
33. Adam Erne (Quebec Remparts) – Tampa Bay Lightning
36. Zachary Fucale (Halifax Mooseheads) – Montreal Canadiens
37. Valentin Zykov (Baie-Comeau Drakkar) – Los Angeles Kings
39. Laurent Dauphin (Chicoutimi Sagueneens) – Phoenix Coyotes
40. Remi Elie (London Knights) – Dallas Stars
43. Nicolas Petan (Portland Winterhawks) – Winnipeg Jets
44. Tristan Jarry (Edmonton Oil Kings) – Pittsburgh Penguins
45. Nick Sorensen (Quebec Remparts) – Anaheim Ducks
48. Zach Nastasiuk (Owen Sound Attack) – Detroit Red Wings
49. Gabryel Paquin-Boudreau (Baie-Comeau Drakkar) – San Jose Sharks
50. Dillon Heatherington (Swift Current Broncos) – Columbus Blue Jackets
52. Justin Bailey (Kitchener Rangers) – Buffalo Sabres
53. Madison Bowey (Kelowna Rockets) – Washington Capitals
54. Philippe Desrosiers (Rimouski Oceanic) – Dallas Stars
56. Marc-Olivier Roy (Blainville-Boisbriand Armada) – Edmonton Oilers
57. William Carrier (Cape Breton Screaming Eagles) – St. Louis Blues
58. Tyler Bertuzzi (Guelph Storm) – Detroit Red Wings
59. Eric Comrie (Tri-City Americans) – Winnipeg Jets
Third Round (16 CHL players):
62. Yan Pavel Laplante (Charlottetown Islanders) – Phoenix Coyotes
63. Spencer Martin (Mississauga Steelheads) – Colorado Avalanche
64. Jonathan-Ismael Diaby (Victoriaville Tigres) – Nashville Predators
67. Keegan Kanzig (Victoria Royals) – Calgary Flames
69. Nicholas Baptiste (Sudbury Wolves) – Buffalo Sabres
71. Connor Crisp (Erie Otters) – Montreal Canadiens
72. Tyrell Goulbourne (Kelowna Rockets) – Philadelphia Flyers
73. Ryan Kujawinski (Kingston Frontenacs) – New Jersey Devils
80. Anthony Duclair (Quebec Remparts) – New York Rangers
81. Kurtis Gabriel (Owen Sound Attack) – Minnesota Wild
82. Carter Verhaeghe (Niagara IceDogs) – Toronto Maple Leafs
84. Jimmy Lodge (Saginaw Spirit) – Winnipeg Jets
85. Cole Cassels (Oshawa Generals) – Vancouver Canucks
86. Sven Andrighetto (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies) – Montreal Canadiens
89. Oliver Bjorkstrand (Portland Winterhawks) – Columbus Blue Jackets
91. J.C Lipon (Kamloops Blazers) – Winnipeg Jets
Fourth Round (14 CHL players):
93. Mason Geertsen (Vancouver Giants) – Colorado Avalanche
94. Jackson Houck (Vancouver Giants) – Edmonton Oilers
95. Felix Girard (Baie-Comeau Drakkar) – Nashville Predators
96. Kyle Platzer (London Knights) – Edmonton Oilers
101. Nicholas Paul (North Bay Battalion) – Dallas Stars
103. Justin Auger (Guelph Storm) – Los Angeles Kings
105. Nick Moutrey (Saginaw Spirit) – Columbus Blue Jackets
107. Dylan Labbe (Shawinigan Cataractes) – Minnesota Wild
108. Ben Harpur (Guelph Storm) – Ottawa Senators
110. Ryan Graves (Charlottetown Islanders) – New York Rangers
112. Zachary Pochiro (Prince George Cougars) – St. Louis Blues
114. Jan Kostalek (Rimouski Oceanic) – Winnipeg Jets
115. Jordan Subban (Belleville Bulls) – Vancouver Canucks
116. Martin Reway (Gatineau Olympiques) – Montreal Canadiens
Fifth Round (7 CHL players):
122. Christopher Clapperton (Blainville-Boisbriand Armada) – Florida Panthers
126. Brent Pedersen (Kitchener Rangers) – Carolina Hurricanes
131. Cole Ully (Kamloops Blazers) – Dallas Stars
135. Eric Roy (Brandon Wheat Kings) – Calgary Flames
138. Vincent Dunn (Val-d'Or Foreurs) – Ottawa Senators
139. Mitchell Wheaton (Kelowna Rockets) – Detroit Red Wings
146. Patrik Bartosak (Red Deer Rebels) – Los Angeles Kings
Sixth Round (13 CHL players):
152. Joshua Brown (Oshawa Generals) – Florida Panthers
154. Henri Ikonen (Kingston Frontenacs) – Tampa Bay Lightning
156. Tyler Ganly (Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds) – Carolina Hurricanes
158. Ben Betker (Everett Silvertips) – Edmonton Oilers
160. Myles Bell (Kelowna Rockets) – New Jersey Devils
163. Brendan Burke (Portland Winterhawks) – Phoenix Coyotes
166. Alan Quine (Belleville Bulls) – New York Islanders
169. Marc McNulty (Prince George Cougars) – Detroit Red Wings
170. Mackenzie Skapski (Kootenay Ice) – New York Rangers
171. Tommy Veilleux (Victoriaville Tigres) – Nashville Predators
172. Antoine Bibeau (Charlottetown Islanders) – Toronto Maple Leafs
176. Jeremy Gregoire (Baie-Comeau Drakkar) – Montreal Canadiens
178. Zachary Leslie (Guelph Storm) – Los Angeles Kings
Seventh Round (10 CHL players):
188. Gregory Chase (Calgary Hitmen) – Edmonton Oilers
189. Eric Locke (Saginaw Spirit) – Buffalo Sabres
190. Brenden Kichton (Spokane Chiefs) – Winnipeg Jets
191. Dominik Kubalik (Sudbury Wolves) – Los Angeles Kings
196. Kyle Burroughs (Regina Pats) – New York Islanders
200. Alexandre Belanger (Rouyn-Noranda Huskies) – Minnesota Wild
204. Tyler Lewington (Medicine Hat Tigers) – Washington Capitals
205. Miles Liberati (London Knights) – Vancouver Canucks
206. Mackenzi Weegar (Halifax Mooseheads) – Florida Panthers
210. Mitchell Dempsey (Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds) – Boston Bruins
Please visit www.nhl.com for full NHL Draft results.


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The time has come.
The future of Strathcona will be decided in the coming months. So if you care about your neighbourhood, stop watching quietly from the sidelines and start getting involved.
The Flats Arterial Community Panel begins next Saturday, Jan. 19 from 9-4:30 PM at Dudoc Vancouver, located at 1489 Francis St. (just east of Clark). City Staff will finally be presenting detailed plans for the various options that afternoon. The public is invited (to watch, not participate). On Day 2, Sunday, Jan 20, city staff will be giving presentations on transportation performance and cost & constructability.
On Saturday Jan. 26, the Panel will be touring the various sites, starting at 9 AM at the Linear Park where Hawks meets Prior. Dan Jackson will be giving them a brief talk about Prior and access the Park.
On Saturday, Feb. 9, at 1:30, back at the Dudoc, Larry Chan, Mary Chan's son, will be giving the SRA's presentation to the Panel. Again, the public is invited.
Last week, the SRA sent the following letter to Mayor and Council. If you support any or all of these positions, we encourage you to follow-up with a personal e-mail. Tell them who you are and what you care about. Quantity matters, so don't assume your neighbours will look out for your concerns. I've listed e-mails for Mayor and Council after the letter.
If you're a resident and haven't joined the SRA yet, please do by clicking this link.
Jan 10, 2019
Dear Mayor and Council,
At the dawn of a new year and on the eve of the upcoming Flats Arterial Community Panel, we're writing to share with you the view from Strathcona.
The residents of Strathcona have been grappling for years with how to best align a new arterial and overpass with the future of our community. We are well aware that once built, it will open the gates for a substantial increase in rail traffic through our neighbourhood, as at-grade streets are closed and the Burrard Inlet Line twinned. For us, we could be a double whammy, dividing the community with transport corridors both north/south and east/west.
We are alarmed that despite a council motion to calm Prior St., passed in 2015 and reaffirmed in 2018, that Prior St. is back on the table. Who made this decision? Since when can Council motions be so cavalierly ignored?
The Flats Arterial Panel, organized and overseen by consultants from the U.S., appears, on their website at least, to be an ideal solution for collaborative community consensus-building. But, so far, reality has proven the contrary. The "resident" component is drawn from such a large area as to dilute the input of those directly impacted. Few Strathcona residents that we know even received the mailed invite to join. The "learning" process is dominated almost exclusively by city staff. Community groups with extensive knowledge of the issues have been all but excluded from participating. Our fear is that the Panel is an illusion of consultation whose real intent is to provide political cover for putting the overpass on Prior.
This is not an isolated instance of poor community consultation. Strathcona residents have not been invited to the table to discuss major upcoming projects that will negatively impact our health, safety and well being. We were not invited to the initial False Creek Flats Planning Group, not consulted on the Flats Creek Flats Rail Corridor Strategy, not consulted by the Centerm Port Expansion or St. Paul's Hospital planning groups, not even informed about the plan to twin the Burrard Inlet Line.
The message being sent is that neighbourhoods don't matter. People get in the way of progress.
We implore the new Council to change this. To that goal, we make the following requests:
1. We ask that Council honour its commitment to calm Prior St. so that our children, seniors and families can have safe access to Strathcona Park. We also ask that Council reaffirm the need and value for green space to our growing community and a developing False Creek Flats.
2. We ask Council to consider the arterial solution that we are recommending: National-Charles. It calms Prior, saves the park, and allows Produce Row to continue using Malkin to maneuver trucks. It was developed by a civil engineering executive and is supported by over 650 petition signers, as well as many community groups and local businesses. Please find it detailed in our report, A Better Way, attached below. We're happy to send hard copies upon request.
3. According to Metro Vancouver, the air quality in our area is the worst in the lower mainland. Nevertheless, the Centerm Port expansion has been approved with neither a federal nor provincial environmental assessment. By the Port's own internal review process, the increase in ship, rail and truck traffic is expected to double current particulate levels. The Provincial EAO has made it a permit condition that air quality be at least monitored. We ask that the City actively engage in the process of enforcing this condition and demanding mitigations before Federal safety levels are exceeded.
4. Transport Canada has allocated $22M to fund the doubling of the Burrard Inlet Line. CN plans to use these tracks to move all of its container traffic in and out of the expanded Centerm Port. This line runs within metres of heritage homes, an elementary school, and social and senior housing, including one of the largest social housing complexes in BC and a new 12 storey seniors care home. Since January 2017 it has been used by CN as both a corridor and a 24/7 freight train assembly yard. The predicted massive increase in rail traffic (an additional half million TEU's annually), along with planned street closures, will significantly impact air quality, noise, safety, access, and traffic flow. To our knowledge, the City has yet to develop a coherent response to these challenges, even though residential development directly beside the track is part of the City's plan for to meeting its housing goals. We ask that the City work with Transport Canada, the Port Authority, and CN Rail to ensure that operations and engine technologies used on the Burrard Inlet Line are compatible with a densely-populated urban neighbourhood, and to develop appropriate mitigations for the benefit of the community.
We understand that governing a city is difficult and requires hard choices to be made. But we also know that the heart of any city is its residents and the ultimate duty of every elected official is to do the right thing by them.
Strathcona Residents Association '
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Welcome to Lake Thomas Villa, the highest quality waterfront villa offering the perfect Florida vacation. Enjoy amazing lake views, a private deck, and an extensive garden with exotic resident wildlife, whilst you relax in this executive home with private pool and games room. Conveniently situated just 10 minutes from theme parks and retail shopping - a unique vacation experience. (Ref: 3462)
Robbins Rest - 3 Bed/ 2.5 Bath (Sleeps 7)
(Owned by: Janet Bibizadeh)
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Villa Overview
|General details
|Owner's name
|Janet Bibizadeh
|Robbins Rest
|Number of bedrooms
|Number of bathrooms
|Maximum number of guests
|Breakdown of beds in the villa
|King size beds
|Queen size beds
|Twin / single beds
|Bedroom 1
|King size bed
|Bedroom 2
|Queen size bed
|Bedroom 3
|2 single beds
|Wi-fi / Internet available
|Private pool
|Pool is south facing
|Games room
|Stroller / pram
|Crib / cot
|High chair
|Conservation view
|Lake view
|Washer / dryer
|Linens included
|Use of a safe
|Beach chairs
|Beach towels
|Beach umbrellas
|Fishing rod available
|It is your responsibility to check with the private owner as to the nature and availability of these amenities.
For privacy reasons, the marker on the map shows the Robbins Rest community location and not actual villa location.
Lake Thomas Villa nestles at the foot of Lake Thomas a beautiful warm springs natural lake, and is a luxuriously furnished executive 3 bed 2.5 bath home, with private south facing pool. It has a huge garden, with 450ft. lake frontage providing spectacular views of the lake and conservation to the right. Relax and enjoy watching the resident wildlife from the comfort of the villa or from the screened private pool overlooking the Lake. Our guests are welcome to view the lake from the villa's own private deck. We are sure you and your family will enjoy the unique vacation experience our much-loved family home has to offer.
Supermarkets, cash dispensers, gas stations, fast food outlets, restaurants (providing home delivery), and golf courses, are all no more than 5 minutes drive from the villa.
LIVING AREA: the LIVING ROOM has wonderful views over the lake and pool, and is luxuriously furnished with 40" TV providing Netflix, a DVD player, and ceiling fan. The room is complimented by original artwork and an intricately carved leather suite and coffee table. A child safety alarm is provided on the patio door leading to the pool.
KITCHEN: the KITCHEN is fully equipped for all your needs with a 4 ring stove, oven, and microwave oven. Also provided is a dishwasher, fridge freezer with ice maker, waste disposal, blender, electric kettle coffee maker, glassware, china and cutlery. Laundry facilities consisting of a washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and ironing board are also provided for your convenience.
DINING ROOM: the DINING AREA overlooks the pool, lake, and conservation area, it is open plan to the kitchen and seats up to 8 people around a beautiful dining table delicately inlaid with mother of pearl. A child's high chair is provided FREE of charge.
BEDROOMS: the ENSUITE MASTER BEDROOM overlooks the lake, has a ceiling fan and is fully air-conditioned, with an intricately carved king size bed and luxurious bed linen, and a TV.
The 2nd BEDROOM has a queen size bed with luxury bed linen, TV, ceiling fan, and air conditioning.
The TWIN BEDROOM has a 'hippy chic' theme, luxury bed linen, TV. A cot, and stroller are available and provided for your convenience FREE of charge.
GAMES AREA includes full size pool table, foosball/soccer table, and table tennis table.
POOL DECK AREA: The private screened pool overlooks the lake and the villa's extensive garden with private deck, it is SOUTH FACING and gently warmed by the sun all day. 4 loungers, 2 chairs and 2 tables are provided on the pool's deck area. Relax and enjoy the pool whilst you watch the lake's abundant wildlife, in the evenings you can sit w and listen to the unforgettable sounds of Florida as the sun sets over the lake.
GARDEN, LAKE, AND DECK: The villa's location situated on the edge of Lake Thomas is what makes this home so unique. Surrounded by an extensive garden with its own private deck, palm trees and Florida fauna, you are in the perfect place to experience first hand amazing lake views and the Florida wildlife only found in natural lakeside habitats such as these. Guests are welcome to use the private deck as the perfect place for viewing this magnificent lake.
AMENITIES: Part of a small community known as Robbins Rest, and ideally located in a small cul-de-sac directly off Ronald Reagan Parkway consisting of just four homes, Lake Thomas Villa is situated within 5 minutes drive of the I-4 Champions Gate Exit 58, and just 10 minutes from the Disney theme parks. Old Lake Wilson Road is nearby, providing direct access to the 192, whilst Kennedy Space Centre or the coast is only an hours drive away. We are sure you will enjoy the unique vacation experience this family home has to offer and warmly invite you to experience the sights and sounds of Floridas natural delights, whilst conveniently combining your stay with all the thrills of Orlando's theme parks.
Rental rates (per week - for the home - NOT per person)
For a personal quote tailored to your holiday plans, please fill in the enquiry form below.
To give you an idea of possible prices, the owner has indicated the following:
Low season prices from $750.00 / £585.00 per week.
Peak season prices from $950.00 / £735.00 per week.
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Returnable Security Deposit: £200/$300
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Everett Lloyd Webb, 67, went to be with the Lord on Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 10:54 pm. He was born on August 23, 1952 in Tyler, Texas to James Everett Webb and Jessie Mae Whisenhunt Singletary. While a humble man of few words, his quiet strength was often profound. He enjoyed the serenity of fishing and found the outdoors a great source of peace. Everett took joy in being supportive with family, at work and in casual interactions. He was often sought out for comfort and to lead a prayer. Everett's voice resonated with a heavenly frequency. He was a strong man of God, a deacon in the church, a loving and devoted husband and father. He often sacrificed to ensure the well-being of others. Everett was fond of Science Fiction, Westerns and B-movies and relished travel and adventures. He liked practical jokes. Everett will be dearly missed by all that knew and loved him.
He is preceded in death by his parents: Stepfather Robert Franklin Thomas "Daddy Mutt", Mother Jessie Mae Whisenhunt Singletary, and Sister Martha Sue Brown.
Everett is survived by his wife of 42 years, Sharon Lynn Webb, children Matthew Jefferson Webb and wife Danielle, Jason Everett Webb and wife Ashley, and daughter Monica Rene Webb, sisters Cynthia Ann McConahie and husband Don, and Wanda Jean Webb, grandchildren McKenzie Rae Webb and Addilynn Faith Webb, and a host of extended family and friends.
A visitation for family and friends will be held on Saturday, November 9, 2019 from 11:00 am to 11:30 am at Harvest Time Church of God, 495 S Diamondhead Blvd, Crosby, Texas 77532. Funeral services will immediately follow at 11:30 am. Interment will follow in Sterling-White Cemetery, 11011 Crosby-Lynchburg Road, Highlands, TX 77562.
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Truly Scrumptious Fabric Tea and Cake Banner Sign - 38cm - Talking Tables
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Truly Scrumptious Fabric Tea and Cake Banner Sign
This fun and floral banner from Talking Tables looks great for all spring and summer parties. Whether you're throwing a tea party-style celebration or just want something pretty to hang in your kitchen, this floral fabric sign is perfect. In the centre, gold writing reads 'Everything's better with tea and cake', surrounded by a print of pink vintage style flowers.
• Set the scene for a tea party
• Fabric hanging banner
• Measures 30cm x 38cm
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