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Christmas is such a special time for the church to study and be excited about the birth of our Savior that we didn't want to cancel the Christmas season in order to go straight through The Story. So for the month of December we are keeping with tradition and studying, as well as preaching on the birth of Jesus. For these special 5 weeks that include the Advent season, Rodney Norvell has edited 5 stories from scripture related to Jesus birth that are taken from the 5 sermons that Wade Leonard will be preaching on during December and also Rodney has written coordinating Sunday School Lessons. So even though we are not in the book, there is still a story and lesson each week that matches the sermon. Remember beginning on January 5th we will return to our schedule of The Story and we will be on Chapter 12-The Trails of a King.
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December 1, 2013 - The Story of John the Baptist
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December 15, 2013 - The Story of Joseph the Adopter of Jesus
December 22, 2013 - The Story of the Inn Keeper
December 29, 2013 - The Story of Simeon's Prophetic Praise and the Story of the Prophet Anna's Testimony
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The critical mind is tempted to make something of the coincidence that two books on feces have come out in relatively rapid succession. Last year there was English-born biologist Ralph A. Lewin's Merde, and this year there's Dominique Laporte's History of Shit. The two books couldn't be less alike. Lewin's is in the tradition of inspired British amateurism. You imagine the author with his pith helmet, the native bearers, the close call with the leopard testy over having to abandon its still-warm scat. Merde is made to be quoted at cocktail parties: "Polly, did you know the Maori have 35 different words for feces?" "Nigel, really!"
Laporte's book is solemn. It's a Prolegomenon to Any Future Crapping. He wrote it in his 20s in 1978 (and died in 1984 at age 35). Nadia Benabid and Rodolphe el-Khoury have now translated it from the French and added what seem like new photographs and illustrations, although this is not mentioned anywhere in the book, which is handsomely — indeed ironically — designed, with a furry black cover and the word shitdye-cut into it with gold ink. Laporte writes in the intellectual tradition of Jacques Lacan and Roland Barthes, Frenchmen who wrote like Germans. According to el-Khoury, it is in parody — the book is an extended jeu d'esprit, a tease, a fart — but it's hard to tell. Histoire de la Merde is divided into six chapters with alluring names — Chapter 1: "the gold of language, the luster of scybala"; Chapter 2: "cleaning up in front of one's house, heaping against the wall."
Within this academic white noise is a theory. According to Laporte, the re-imagining of feces was an inevitable part of capitalism's rise. Waste became productive night soil. The bourgeoisie could now use everything to increase their wealth, including their own droppings. He begins his book with a discussion of two French-government edicts issued in 1539, one mandating that French be used in all official documents, the other that Parisians build cesspools in which to store their waste products for eventual shipment to farmers. According to Laporte, the modern bourgeois state could not have been born without these two parallel efforts: the purification of language and the extraction of hidden value from the citizenry's digestive efforts. Both were part of the rationalization, optimization and standardization of the ragged culture handed down from the Middle Ages. It was then that "doing your business" acquired its dual meaning.
Once Laporte has established this thesis, he shows how it played out over the centuries. Those familiar with the Annales school of history will recognize the model — a dogged attempt to extract the meaning you want from documents no one else has ever heard of. To read such books is, in essence, an act of faith, faith that the writer is not making it up, faith Laporte sorely tests. Take, for instance, his reflections on the quite wonderful mid-19th-century character Pierre Leroux, who, in order to prove that the amount of feces humans generate will always assure that there is fertile soil to grow sufficient food to feed them — The Lion King's circle of life in the dung heap, more or less — took "an old iron mortar" down to the banks of the Thames. There he mixed charcoal, ashes and brick with his urine and excrement and used the mixture to bring forth, triumphantly, a small plot of green beans.
In keeping with the laws of parody — push what is familiar one step further — Laporte makes information painfully difficult to excavate from his prose: "Leroux translates the most primitive of creation myths in which the earth gives birth to itself into the socialist ethos of 'pulvis es, et in pulverum reverteris' — the dream of a world in which man, the microcosm of God, can ensure his subsistence through a daily defecation that reenacts divine creation." Another sample: "Since the 16th century, capitalism has persistently trapped the city in the Möbius strip of a discourse whose very unity is predicated on a division that can only be dialectically related." John Updike called Barthes' S/Z a "nearly unreadable book about reading"; History of Shit is a book about going to the bathroom that's impossible to read on the toilet.
Ralph Lewin's Merde, by contrast, with its slender size and sanitary white cover, is made for the toilet tank. Subtitled Excursions in Scientific, Cultural and Socio-Historical Coprology, it breaks down into short, straightforward chapters: "1. Terminology and Cultural Attitudes. 2. Physical Features: Shapes and Sizes." Here's a sample sentence from the latter, a kind of tour of the wrong end of the animal kingdom: "Turds may be single (hares), composite with faceted segments (sheep) or clumped (rabbits, pigs, and pronghorns)." And Lewin keeps going through elk, foxes, coypu, right up the chain to giraffes. From there Lewin explores how humans and animals differ in their attitudes toward defecation, gives us interesting facts about toilets, chamber pots and sewage systems through the ages, and so on. It's a kind of Everyone Poops for grown-ups.
Neither Laporte nor Lewin indulge in sophomoric wordplay. That's a virtue. But what I was hoping for was something less theoretical or impish, something more matter-of-fact. There are all those questions from childhood that never get answered. Why that color? Why the different shapes and smells? Why are bowel movements so (occasionally) pleasurable? I was hoping for something a little more like David Foster Wallace's short story "Brief Interview #42 06-97, Peoria Heights, IL" in which he adumbrates the alchemy of "soft plopping sounds . . . slight gassy sounds [and] little involuntary grunts" by which food is transformed. (On the other hand, maybe not. A little of this goes a long way.)


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This isn't my video, but everyone need to watch the last thirty seconds. (1:50 onwards). It will make your day so much better.
CTB were tasked with observing a weapons exchange between the Russians and the Takistan army, to see who was selling and who was buying. The Takistan Rebels caught wind of the deal and decided to interupt the exchange. CTB next task was to locate the weapons, identify the cache and destroy it, among the 3 fighting factions.
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Gambler 1-3 is tasked with destroying a known insurgent IED factory that is heavily defended.
In this mission step out of my normal role as a Platoon Sergeant and I take up the role of an AAR(Assistant Automatic Rifleman) in Gambler 1-3-C Fireteam lead by LCpl M. Evans. My Platoon Commander, Capt Steel, is taking the role of AR(Automatic Rifleman) for 1-3-C.
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Since my first Dark Days character died to a bug, I made a new one that spawned in Elektro. So I decided to give zero fucks and raid Elektrozavodsk for everything it was worth. This ended up being a huge stealth session for me(anyone that's watched my previous videos knows how amazing I am at stealth) with a big, big payoff.
This is far from my first ArmA or Day Z video, but I just discovered this thread. I'm going to start posting here regularly when I make new videos. I really hope everyone enjoys. Feel free to PM me with any comments/requests.
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Funny moments in ArmA 2.
It's official. This game is meant to play with friends or it's not fun at all.
A lot of people have jumped straight into Dayz and not touched the core game, here are a couple of videos in a series of short missions designed to show you some of what you are missing. (start with part 1)
I also have Domination tutorial videos on my channle, a lot of new players asking me the same thing over and over, so I explain nice and easy for you. Subscribe and like on Youtube for more videos.
Part 1 : Intense fire fight in Takistan (iraa) I show you how to move forward and use cover/smoke
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Some questions on Leyte and Palawan
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Some questions on Leyte and Palawan
Hello allBeen reading through many posts here and am glad to get some good info. I'll be in the Philippines early february for about 8 days, and like everyone else, it's difficult to decide where to go in what seems to be a beautiful country. Ideally I'd like some mountain time and some beach time, but Banaue area will have to wait as it's too much travelling. I have a few random questions:
1. Is there anywhere else that has some good opportunities for hiking? Preferably not so far from the coast. Guess I'm not talking "trekking" but some afternoon day hikes to see wildlife, big trees and scenery. Does Palawan have good hiking?
2. Is there anywhere else in the country that has the kind of limestone islands like Palawan, but is easier to get to and easier/quicker to get around?
3. Biliran in N. Leyte sounds good from what I've read in Rough Guides (sorry LP!), but haven't seen any posts about it here. Any thoughts?
4. Padre Burgos in S. Leyte sounds good for diving (have to do some killer diving while there) but what else is around that area? Again - how easy to get around that region? Would Biliran to Padre Burgos be doable in 8 days and what's to see on the way?
5. Motorcycle hire - keep reading about this. Does this mean you need a motorcycle licence or are we talking more like scooters with one gear?
6. Kind of like the sound of Siquijor and Sipalay - again is this area doable in 8 days?
Much appreciation to all who post on here.
You don't need a motorcycle license for the short time you are there. You don't specify your country on your profile but I'm guessing a western one so no probs with the license. What you will generally get is a 3 or 4 speed automatic (meaning no hand held clutch) 3 to 500p/day is usually the price for a 125cc, often open to negotiation. An example - http://www.nice-bike.com/ In smaller places it's likely there will just be some person approach you with rentals.5
You don't need a motorcycle license for the short time you are thereBut if you want travel insurance to cover you then you do usually need to be licensed to drive a motorcycle in your home country. That's what every single travel insurance policy we have ever had has stated.
Agree with surfboy's suggestions, with 8 days you can only really do two places otherwise you are going to be on the road too much and risk only seeing the inside of different forms of transport!
Biliran is a nice enough island and I liked my 10 days or so there, but there's not anything really compelling about it. Tourist infrastructure is not at all advanced and there's no decent beach really anywhere on it, which explains why there is no real high-class resort on the island with a pool like other islands with 'beach appeal' tend to have. I'd do Negros, Siquijor over Biliran any day, if you only have eight days and Palawan is must, just go there and don't bother going anywhere else.8
Biliran in N. Leyte sounds good from what I've read in Rough Guides (sorry LP!), but haven't seen any posts about it here. Any thoughtsI have been to Biliran several times. This is a picture of Agta Beach taken from my favourite accommodation, the VRC resort
Biliran has hot springs, cold springs, waterfalls, yellow sand beaches, volcanos but I am not aware of any volcano trekking, a cemetery where you can see human skulls and bones, caves used by the Japanese during the second world war, mini rice terraces, diving and snorkelling from the small islands nearby.
You can fly into Leyte at Tacloban and catch a van to get to Biliran. You can drive to Biliran as it is joined to Leyte by a bridge. It will take about 2 hours to the capital Naval. There are ATM machines in Naval.
I believe I would be happy to live there. However, I wouldn't spend 10 days there, as a tourist, but it is worth a few days.
Motorcycle hire - keep reading about this. Does this mean you need a motorcycle licence or are we talking more like scooters with one gear
Yes. You need to have a licence to ride a motor bike or motor scooter. Your foreign licence is good for 90 days. The motor scooters I have ridden have 3 or 4 gears.
You can hike on defined trails from Sabang, Palawan to the underground river, I recommend starting out early in the morning, its cooler. Other than Sabang beach you will see 3 others along the way. The one across the small river in Sabang, there is one near the ranger cabin and the underground river beach. The monkey trail was closed last time I hiked there, its the better one with lots of concrete stairs. The jungle trail has some caves off to the side, but it can get muddy.10
- I went to Biliran during my trip in the 'phils, yes it has all the things sibbick mentions, but I dont think any of them are that great. The diving is much better elsewhere in the Phils, and there's only a few tourist-oriented resorts to stay. One of them was really nice though, a big sprawling place with 3 swimming pool on the edge of the sea. Cant remember the name but its north of Naval, near Almeria I think. Springs can also be found anywhere in the phils.
- Tacloban, capital of Leyte, is an interesting city to stay in, where you'll see very few tourists around. Here's a good recommendation for limestone features aka Palawan nearby. Take a jeepney from Tacloban to Basey around the bay (actually on Samar island), where you can organise a tour to the nearby national park, it costs around $50 per boat. Very beautiful trip, and usually only visited by Filipino tourists. I cant remember the name, but it will certainly be in your guidebook.
- Padre Burgos is also a great choice for diving and all the other things mentioned above, I went there after Tacloban. The reefs are very beautiful, and your boat will likely be the only one out there. There's a few nice resorts right on the water, Peter's dive resort is a good recommendation. You can also hike to some remote beaches there. Get a van from Tacloban to Maasin city, and then find the little pick-up truck things that will run down there, or hire a private tricycle.
- Palawan is not known for hiking, but you can find some trails around Sabang. Please be aware of the crazed, aggressive monkeys there, I'm not joking!
- I think your other questions were answered well enough by the other posters. Just want to mention too, all the great things like island-hopping, swimming with whale sharks, sailing and even diving are all dependant firstly on the season and weather, and secondly on numbers. The whole vessel to get there must be paid for, and in un-touristed places (like Padre Burgos), there isn't always enough people to go. El Nido in Palawan is somewhere where you can do an island-hopping trip every day, but then you must share it with dozens of other boats full of tourists and all the problems that brings to pristine environments.
Thanks for all the good information - I still can't decide where to go though! Those monkeys in Sabang must be related to the one that stole a packet of biscuits out of my hand in Borneo in 2001. When I first started reading about the Philippines I thought I had to go to at least one of Banaue area/Palawan/Apo Reef. Now it looks like I'm better off not going to any of those (due to time/travel constraints) and just booking a ticket from Manila to Dumaguete or Tagbilaran and figure it out from there in an area where travel is somewhat easier and there's lots to do.12
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I have been to Biliran several times. This is a picture of Agta Beach taken from my favourite accommodation, the VRC resort.that's where I stayed too 10 weeks ago for a week. Good resort and certainly good value, if a little bit gone to seed and not maintained all that well - like so many resorts in the Philippines. THey were great. Didn't mind us cooking in the room and let us use their fridge and freezer for free. Though I'd recommend it as a place to stay the VRC hasn't actually got a beach of its own although you can swim in the sea there using their concrete jetty. The beach is the resort next door, whose name I forget also not bad but not as good as VRC, which is the resort with the three swimming pools mentioned in reply 11.
The crazed monkeys?!? The rangers in the Puerto Princesa park told me to carry a stick both times I hiked to the river. Rarely did I see any monkeys and the ones that let themselves be seen were shy. Not agressive at all.


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Archive for February 20th, 2013
New budget gives raises to Medina County workers
MEDINA — Medina County commissioners Tuesday approved a 2013 budget calling for spending $34.5 million, about 2 percent more than last year.
Commissioners said much of the increase will go for pay hikes for county employees, who haven't seen raises in five years.
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YORK TWP. — Matt Cox, Curtis Kinney, Nick Prest, Mike Bacho and "Pistol Jim" Vealey are the only seniors on the Buckeye boys basketball team, but they've rarely played together in a game.
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AKRON — The Ellet boys basketball team had a surprise for Highland in a late-season, non-league matchup.
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Fairview Vancouver Pub
898 Broadway West, Vancouver, BC, V5Z 1J8
604-872-1262 Fax: 604-872-2270 | Website
A casual and enjoyable evening of live music awaits at Fairview Pub.
Ambiance | | Live Music, Lounge, Pub |
Music Genres | | Jazz, Reggae, Rock, Blues, Funk/Soul |
Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa, Cash |
Neighbourhood | | Vancouver |
Cross Street | | Fir Street |
Profile Last Updated: October 23, 2008
At the cozy Ramada Inn on Broadway, the Fairview Pub is a low-key venue that showcases talented musicians every week. The weekly line-up could include anything from blues and jazz, to classic rock and funk. Dressed up in forest green accents on the dark-cherry walls, the appealing decor is a welcome hub for music lovers of all tastes and ages. The variety of live acts draws a gamut of spectators, with twenty somethings usually showing up for the rock bands and a more mature crowd for the weekly jazz night.
Booze to Stay or to Go
The chameleon-like bar also puts on good Monday night football events, with New York striploin and Big Rock brews on special. The brew and grub is worth mentioning: there are around 18 different beers on tap, and the menu offers popular choices, such as fish n' chips, burgers, steak and pasta. The best thing about this live act venue is the no-fuss atmosphere. There is no waiting in lineups and the drinks are affordable. If you're in the mood to enjoy a good brew at home, there is also the Fairview beer and wine store located just 50 feet from the bar; but if you decide to catch a show at the bar, you are not likely to regret it. Check the bar's calendar for upcoming special events.


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"nice, very clean, and comfortable"
My daughter had a softball tournament and this hotel is just what she needed for a good nights rest. Even took the championship the following day!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
it was ok . the room was very comfortable and nice.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
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"Close to Bungee America"
Stayed here for pricing and was expecting a dive. It honestly wasn't bad at all. I travel a lot for running events and have stayed at expensive motels/hotels and this place was one of the better rooms. I only use it to sleep and rest and there's nothing more that I expect from a place like this. Working shower, big clean bed, and working ac. Staff was […] also more welcoming than high end hotels I've experienced! Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
This was the first time I had ever stayed at a Motel was very reluctant but going with a group of friends bungee jumping during the day and we all just needed a place to sleep for a short period of time this sounded like a good idea and cheaper then spending double the amount and being in the room for less then 8 hours. Have to say I was very happily […] surprised check in was quick and easy and the front desk person was polite and nice. Room was better then I expected all in all Great stay... Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Simple but nice & clean inside"
I was very doubtful about this hotel reading the reviews but after arriving we imediatley realized it had been a good desition for the amount of time we were going to be in there. Pleasant staff. Clean room. Able to check in late with reservation. You get what u pay for. Only reason i did not give it a five star was for the lack of blankets. Other than […] that it's good. Skaityti daugiauTikri "Expedia" svečių atsiliepimai
"fire alarm"
Fire alarm was beeping all night . And the night we arrived there were helicopter circling the area looking for three fugitive. I don't think we will stay there .Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"good value"
This was a very decent room, in a very quiet neighborhood. Room was updated and very clean. Bed was comfy, and the room had a flat screen tv. Internet access was great. I had two minor complaints. There didn't seem to be an elevator, and they placed us up on the second floor, in the farthest location from the stairs. Also, the staff is very disorganized. […] They couldn't find my reservation for at least 10 minutes, and continued looking through drawers and in folders, until they finally came up with it. I noticed that there was a previous complaint about this, and instead of showing them my reservation, I waited to see how long it would take them. Also, they never smiled . It wasn't a deal breaker, but it would be nice to see a better reception. Very pleased with the room and internet access, and I got no hassles about filling up my cooler with ice. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Worked out great very cheap and close to relativesTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
This was the worst experience ever, the fridge didn't work upon arrival, I had to move it myself because the lady refuse, the toilet seat was broken in half, they never came to fix it like they promised, the pillows were hard as rock, had to go buy some at Big Lots, the bed was hard as rock also, the towels were like paper thin and rough, but the worst […] of all was the front desk staff, they were extremely rude! Even though I tried to make the best of it, they would not even smile or say good morning to you, and don't even ask about the breakfast, very watered down coffee and some apples that were old, and cereal without milk, oh! and some sort of individually wrapped very cheap pastries. Went to the 99 cent store and bought yogurt. I must say that the cleaning lady was very polite and she kept the room clean,, she was the best of the hotel. Please don't stay there! Also there was an arrest in the morning. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
Check in is a problem at 11:00 am. Counter clerk was unable to find my reservation after check her file 3 times. I needed internet to get online to show her my booking record, she replied "we don't have internet". I have to go to parking lot to use cell phone to get online which I was able to show her my booking. After all struggles, she said now she […] found my booking. Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Got The Job Done"
This is a great place to stay if you aren't looking to spend a lot of money. The room was as clean as could be expected, and the beds were comfortable. I think we received a great value for the money.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Close to our destination"
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"Not what was stated!"
Traveling with my daughter and her family and they checked in before me. The 1st room they were given was filthy and had to request a different room! That room was ok, but not enough towels for all of us and when I requested some in the morning they stated I would have to wait until their cleaning staff came in at 9 -10 am. I saw them earlier then that […] and requested the towels but they would not give them to me and they had them on their cart. I ended up being late to my grand children's baptism do to this! When we booked the hotel it stated: "The motel serves a complimentary continental breakfast."! What a joke, coffee - small cups, old corn flake - no milk, tiny cream filled chocolate chip cookies & apples! "Budget Inn La Puente features tour/ticket assistance." Where? "Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas." Wi-Fi would not connect on any of our devices! "The front desk is open 24 hours a day." Yes, but what good are they is they can't even provide what you are missing in the room, like towels! No listings provided in the room for the satellite TV service and very hard to find stations to watch! They say it is under new management but I cannot honestly recommend this place! Skaityti daugiauTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"not worth it"
Pretty bad, I will never stay there again. even they offer me for freeTikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Einfach aber sehr sauber"
Zimmer sind einfach eingerichtet dafür sehr sauber. Preis war sehr günstig sodass wir später das Motel noch ein zweites mal anfuhren.Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
"Ikke andet end problemer"
Rigtigt dårligt hotel Internetet virkede ikke og køleskabet virkede ikke. Personalet i receptionen var løgnagtige. Kan overhovedet ikke anbefales!!Tikras "Hotels.com" svečio atsiliepimas
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The Arsenal Folding Gaming Storage Ottoman has two (2) under-lid controller holders that can hold Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii controllers. The ottoman holds up to 46 games, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs in the base. It is a tasteful additional to any room, and it is stylish and easy to clean.
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I love its just what I needed.
By s4sutler100
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I use it to store my games.Sould be alittle bigger.
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Made the family room look much cleaner by hiding the games and controllers.
is good
By uly
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is easy to asamble and to store all the games and controlers .
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It's great enough storage for xbox, wii, and accessories !
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We purchased this storage ottoman because we needed more casual seating options in our small game room. It also helped that it was on clearance at the time. What we found was a functional and stylish way to store games, controllers (Wii), and a couple strategy guides on a cube that is both sturdy and lightweight. Setup was a snap, and they even provide a small Phillips head screwdriver to install the clamp-style controller holders within the lid. We find the lid fits very tight, which can be good if you move the ottoman around a lot. But the thick vinyl sides make it easy to grab onto while prying open the lid, and we've already begun to notice some loosening as we continue to use it. The price was a bit high, but you get a quality piece. And they include everything you need to get started, so overall we are happy with this product.
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i have a lot of games for my consoles and overall the storage on it is pretty good holding 46 games. i need two of them for everything i have. overall i love the thing. hides everything until i need it. the only thing i dont like about the box is that the lid has to be taken straight off or your controllers get caught and will potentially rip off the holder with the tiny screws that come with it. i've almost ripped them off a couple times at first trying it out. if there was a little bit more space around the top i would love this product with no problem.
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My little brother loved his birthday gift. As soon as he opened it, he set it up. Now we just sit down and relax because his games aren't all over the place! :)
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Great product love it not only great storage space for video games but also any other little toys you want to keep out of the way. It's very stylish yet functional... Love it and above also else I got a great deal on it ...
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MSR Houston Karting Events are the perfect way for your organization to engage in friendly wheel to wheel competition. Whether your organization is searching for an internal team-building event or a client focused event, karting provides your organization with a very budget friendly vehicle to engage large groups. Depending on need, Karting Events with our high performance karts, capable of speeds reaching 45 mph, can be designed to last anywhere from an hour to all day.
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Introduce your clients or colleagues to a world that many have observed, but few have the opportunity to participate. A majority of people in our society drive every day, but only a minority ever has the chance to drive performance vehicles on a professional road course. Use our Performance Courses to reward your team or deliver a truly unique client relation experience.
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POLICE are warning travellers not to leave their cars if they become stranded in remote areas of Australia.
It follows the death of 33-year-old Brian Gadd in the NSW outback earlier this week.
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The Herald Sun reports Mr Gadd, from Ballarat, was travelling with a 24-year-old woman and a 21-year-old man when their Hyundai Excel ran off the road into scrub about 150km from Broken Hill, in the state's far west, about 12pm on Tuesday.
The following day, Mr Gadd was found dead about 1km from his car, which the group had abandoned at a dam known as the Bondi Tank, on private property in Langawirra Station, near Mutawintji National Park.
An aerial search had detected the car at 8pm the previous night, hours after the woman made a mobile phone call to triple-0 to say they were lost before the call dropped out.
The call had bounced off a phone tower about 35km east of the dam, allowing police to trace the car's location.
However, all three passengers had, by that point, walked in different directions.
The woman walked 20km west through the night until she reached another private property - a sheep station in Acacia Downs - and raised the alarm at 9.40am.
A ground search then located the body of Mr Gadd and the male survivor, who walked 15km northeast from the watering hole and was suffering from exposure and severe dehydration.
Superintendent Brad Hodder said the circumstances surrounding the crash and the man's death were being investigated, with a report being prepared for the Coroner.
"Had they remained with the vehicle, they would have been located at 8pm the previous night," Supt Hodder said.
"I'd say (they separated) just to go and get help."
He said the three were dressed "scantily" and without adequate provisions for the night, other than some water, and were completely unprepared for the "extremely hot" conditions and rough terrain they encountered.
He said it was too early to say whether charges would be laid over the crash, or whether drugs and alcohol were involved, but the death was not being treated as suspicious.
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Mollys Cottage
Main living area upstairs
Kitchen open plan
Narrawallee Beach 300 metres stroll
front deck
Main bedroom upstairs
Main bedroom downstairs
Molly's cottage location
Main bedroom downstairs
Bunk room upstairs
TV room downstairs
Narrawallee beach
Nautical theme throughout
Narrawallee beach
view north front deck
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back deck view to mountains
Mollys Cottage at night
MOLLY'S COTTAGE Has had a facelift !!! Inside and out !!!
It's modern design offers spacious, comfortable accommodation and is perfect for two families or couples.
4 Bedroom, 2 Bathrooms, 2 Living areas inside, Decks front & back.
2nd TV + X BOX /controllers and games. DVD player and DVD's for adults & kids.
Sleeps 10
Max Adults -6
Max Children -4
Enjoy Ocean and Mountain View from the sunny decks.
Sleeping includes 4 rooms-
2 Queen size beds
1 trio bunks
2 sets double bunks
**Please be aware that tariffs on calender may vary**
Please note, COUPLES and FAMILIES only.
Sorry NO large group bookings / NO Schoolies bookings.
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Please read on to see what our past guests have said...
Hi Marion July
It was lovely as always! Thank you so much again.
We had great weather which doesn't matter at Molly's as it is a lovely spot and would have loved to have relaxed with red wine and read a book! but we surfed (husbands did!), ran the beaches, walked and went horseback riding! Again-a great weekend, thank you!
We appreciate you following up on our stay and look forward to another stay soon!
kind regards
Please add this to your online guest book: December
'We had a great time at Molly's Cottage. On vacation from London, I very much enjoyed being woken up by sun streaming into my top floor window and the sounds of Kookaburras. We did lots of cooking and the kitchen was equipped with all the appliances an aspirational Jamie Oliver type could ask for. It was large and spacious and on the rare occasions that we were not at one of the beautiful beaches nearby, it was great to just crash with a book inside or on one of the spacious balconies.'
Hi Marion, January
We had a great holiday. Mollys Cottage is well positioned and suited us ideally. We arrived stressed and in need of some R&R and left feeling relaxed and fit & healthy again. There is no doubt the house helped contribute to our enjoyable break and we would be happy to rent the property again.
Thanks Jonathon & Janie
First of all, I would like to thank you for providing such a lovely
house.I quite enjoyed visiting Narawallee and surrounds.
Many hours spent at the beach or relaxing on the deck.
Thank you very much and I look forward to staying with you again in the future.
Hi Marion, February
Just wanted to Thank you for a lovely stay ay Molly's cottage we had a
wonderful time & in such great accommodation not even the rain could
dampen our spirits.We will definitely be coming back.
Cheers Jason
Hi Marion, March
We enjoyed our stay and I would recommend Molly's Cottage to family and friends looking to rent a beach house.
Hi Marion, March
Thank you for the stay at your wonderful house and thank you also for the prompt solution to the fridge playing up. We really appreciated it.
Thankyou again.
Sarah and Lyndon
Thank you Marion, Easter
We had a wonderful time - great location.
Once again, Thank you.
Janelle Jack
Thanks, Marion, April
Our stay was great, despite the weather.
Best Regards
Dear Marion, April
Definately enjoyed the stay at the cottage!
Thanks again, Nicolle
Hi Marion, June
We really had a great time at Molly's cottage. The house is great!
Regards Gaelle
Marion July
We enjoyed the weekend at Mollymook & found the house a great place to stay - very homely, clean, comfortable and well fitted out.
We are happy to recommend it to others.
Thanks Pauline
Hi Marion, July
We had a lovely stay with great weather. The house was ideal for the
collection of people we had.
Kind Regards
Hi Marion, September
We had a fantastic time at Mollys Cottage. What a great place.
Thank you and regards
Jane P
Thank you Marion, October
we had a lovely time and thank goodness Molly's Cottage had so much room -we had rain every day and the kids all had their own space!
Michele M
Hi Marion, October
We had a lovely stay. The house was great, with everything we
needed, and such a short stroll to beautiful Narawallee Beach. Gorgeous.
Thank you so much and warm regards
Jane W
Hi Marion, Nov
Had a great time - you have a wonderful place.
Thanks Again Stuart & Maria
Hi Marion Nov
We really enjoyed our time spent at your fabulous beach pad.
Thanks again James
Dear Marion, Nov
Thank you so very much for such a wonderful place to stay. We had the most relaxing time and I have come back to a rather busy job quite refreshed!
I have already told anyone who would listen that it's a great place to stay!
Best regards,
Hi Marion, Dec
Thank you for having us stay at Mollys Cottage. We had a great few days the house was gorgeous - and great location!
Merry Christmas
Thank you Marion, December
we thoroughly enjoyed our stay - we also had some great
Regards Jeanne
Hi Marion, January
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Molly's Cottage and look forward to
returning soon.
Hi Marion, Feb
We really enjoyed our stay at Molly's Cottage. It was the perfect place
for a bit of R&R and we will definitely be returning in the not too
distant future.
Thank you very much
Regards Alex
Hi Marion, Feb
We had a great stay. Thanks so much!! The house is in a great location.
Take care
Dear Marion, Feb
We had a relaxing and pleasant stay; it was just what we were seeking.
Kind Regards
Marie Antionette
Hi Marion, Feb/March
We had a fantastic time and would definitely stay again (and make sure we stay for longer!).
Thanks for arranging everything, we especially like the key pad system which takes the hassle out of picking up and dropping off keys.
Kind regards
Marion March
We were over the moon after staying at your lovely cottage. THE cleanest and best equipped we have ever come across. Close to Narrawallee where we surfed and walked. We sure will be back. And Rick Stein at Bannisters was lovely for lunch on Saturday.
Thank You again Susan & Leigh.......
Hi Marion March
Thanks for letting us stay at your wonderful beach house. We had some good weather, small but surfable waves and a great time.Thanks again and I have forwarded the details of the house to several friends.
All the best.
Hi Marion, April School holidays
Thank you had a wonderful time, very comfortable and really
appreciated the finer touches.
Thanks again
Philip M
Hi Marion, April School holidays
Thanks so much for a wonderful stay, the house was just perfect for us and is beautifully maintained and decorated. We will be back at some point in the future without a doubt.
Thanks and regards
Carolynne, Stuart, Matilda, India, Scarlet and Harry - And visiting
Grandparents from England!
Good morning, June long weekend
We absolutely, thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Thank you again - my family and I had a delightful weekend.
Kind regards,
Susannah T
Dear Marion, August
We enjoyed our stay at Molly's Cottage. The weather was beautiful and your place was excellent for us last week-end. My wife and I were accompanied by
our long-standing friends and my daughter and partner
and their two boys. I had a swim in the sea at Mollymook beach on Saturday and I certainly enjoyed the warm shower afterwards.
The boys enjoyed the Kookaburras and Lorrakeets and Parrots on the back verandah.
Molly's Cottage is very handy to the shops in Tallwood Ave and to the beach and we all enjoyed our time at your warm, snug place.
Best Wishes
Hi Marion, Oct
We had a lovely time at Molly's Cottage. The house was great and very well equipped.
Thank you very much
Dear Marion, Oct
We had a great weekend, your cottage was just lovely so clean & everything we needed was there. And thanks for arranging such perfect weather.
Six ladies had a great weekend.
Kindest regards.
Thank you very much for that offer, the weather was not the best, however the house was beautiful and were sure to come there again!
Hi Marion, Dec
The house was great. We had an awesome time and the weather came good for the whole weekend. Couldn't have asked for more.
Thanks Shane
Dear Marion Jan
Many thanks, we did enjoy our stay at Molly's Cottage- it's very well set up for groups and lovely and clean.
Cheers Marg
Hi Marion, Feb
We had a very nice stay at Molly's. We spent a lot of time at both beaches and really enjoyed just relaxing. The house is ideal for a family.
Thanks & all the best
Marcus & Nicola
Hi Marion, Feb
We had a wonderful time at the cottage. The kids had a ball and gained so much more confidence with swimming every day on the beach. The house was perfect - location & facilities.
Dear Marion, July 2012
Thank you for a lovely stay, we all enjoyed ourselves in the cottage.
Kind regards Veronica
Dear Marion, Aug 2012
We had a fantastic time staying at your cottage, and will recommend it to others. It was great for our two families and we all felt comfortable.
Thanks so much
Cheers Julie
Just want to give you some feedback from our 4 night stay in your house. The house was very clean. It had all the amenities that we req, ample kitchen appliances, cutlery etc. the yard was a great space for the kids as was the tv area downstairs. The linen was perfect and very clean, the extra blankets were great. Everything looked really neat and tidy and not a cobweb in site!! Compliments to your cleaners.
I have my own cleaning business with 10 staff and was very impressed with the standard!!
Thanks very much,
Easter 2013
I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for what proved to be a
truly fantastic weekend.
The accommodation was perfect for our needs and very comfortable.
Molly's Location
Just 3 hrs south of Sydney and 2 hrs from Canberra. Mollymook is a beautiful beach side area located between Ulladulla and historical Milton.
When you turn off the highway at Milton you drive through picturesque lush pastureland, you are already relaxing.
Molly's is located 300m from South Narrawallee Beach and North Mollymook Beach
Narrawallee Beach is adjacent to Bannister Head and boasts a beautiful, safe (patrolled during summer, Christmas and Easter Holidays) and secluded beach which offers great fishing, swimming and surfing, for all.
The local shops are 300m away and include supermarket, bakery, gourmet deli, butcher, fish and chip shop, bottle shop, newsagency, chemist, and video shop.
The commercial fishing village of Ulladulla is 10 minutes away.
The local attractions are many and include,
Narrawallee Beach (300m) Mollymook Beach (300m)
Lake Narrawallee (1km) lovely swimming paddle boarding with a great picnic area.
Golf for all levels, Hilltop Chapionship course (Challenging 18 hole course) & Beachside (Social 9 hole course).
Walk or drive in the many National Parks
Horse riding at Milton.
Pigeon House mountain treck is a real highlight.
Deep Sea Fishing Charters.
Lake fishing or Water skiing at Burrill or Conjola lakes.
There are great Restaurants,
Rick Steins Award winning Bannisters Point Lodge Restaurant & Cocktail/ Pizza Bar approx 1 km from the house.
Newly opened TALLWOOD restaurant 200m's stroll offering amazing unique food a must try!!
St Isadore's in Milton unique fresh local produce, amazing food.(just recently missed out on a chefs hat) Tipsy Fig, Mrs Topps, Bacchus to name a few
Lovely Cafes BEACH HUT at Mollymook Beach, Pilgrims in Milton fantastic food and coffee.. and local Clubs that will suit all tastes and budgets close by.
Local seafood co op in Ulladulla
Bannister Point Lodge Day spa 1 km down the road with others located in Milton and Ulladulla
Art & craft shops located 5 minutes drive at the Historic quaint Township of Milton and fabulous local produce.
Specific events include,
Local Weekend Markets
Scarecrow festival (April)
Wine festival (August).
Settlers Fair (October long weekend)
We had a wonderful time at Molly's Cottage and one of our grand daughters from the USA, named Molly, loved the fact it was named after her. Your house enabled two of our three adult children and their families to get together with us in a part of the world we love. Your house is a special re treat for extended families, we had 6 adults and 4 children and the house worked a treat.
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lovely house, great location and we had amazing weather in late April. Perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of Sydney and have a good old fashioned beach holiday! Thoroughly recommend Molly's cottage and this lovely part of Australia
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Thanks Marion,We had a lovely stay, the place is perfect.RegardsMike
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Thank you so much for letting us stay at your place, we will definitely be coming again!
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Dear Marion - many thanks for our stay at Mollys Cottage. The house was perfect for us all, very clean and had pretty much everything we needed for the weekend. Thank you for making the booking so easy. We all look forward to visiting again ( in the sunshine!). This really is value for money!.
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lovely feel to the living area and within a short walk to beach and shops, great holiday house. Seperate TV and living area was good too.
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Chose Mollys cottage for our Christmas getaway and we were not disappointed. Plenty of space for 2 families. Beds were super comfortable. Heaps of kitchen utensils/crockery to go round. Local amenities were great and of course the beaches were glorious. Very relaxing. Look forward to our next stay!
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What a great place ! - lovely to sit on the deck in the morning sun, wander down to the beach - very comfy, clean and space for everyone to relax. Thanks
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A 28-year-old Sacramento man died Saturday afternoon in a drowning accident at Bucks Lake.
Nathan Randolph Ramirez was pronounced dead at 5:33 p.m., according to the Plumas County sheriff.
The sheriff's office was notified about 4:39 p.m. that Ramirez was reported missing.
He was about 100 yards from shore at the Bucks Lake 4H camp near Haskins Campground when he disappeared.
Several agencies responded to the call, including personnel from the sheriff's office, Bucks Lake fire, Meadow Valley fire, Plumas District Hospital, Plumas County Search and Rescue, the U.S. Forest Service and Enloe FlightCare.
Quincy resident Rod Powell, who was boating in the area, went into the water and located the victim. He pulled the man out of the lake and reportedly performed CPR for nearly 20 minutes.
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Jerry Hytken can spot it from across the room on other people: the slight shake of the hand and maybe the head, the vibrato when they speak.
"I can recognize it right away, and I'll walk up to people who have it," Hytken said. "I'm not embarrassed to discuss it with them. … It's something people need to know about."
Hytken remembers all too well not knowing why his right hand was shaking, until he was diagnosed with essential tremor 12 years ago. A former builder and interior designer, he paid little attention to the tremor until the shaking was so severe that his handwriting became illegible. He thought he might have Parkinson's disease; he went from doctor to doctor in search of answers. Meanwhile, he taught himself to write and eat left-handed.
In fact, essential tremor — also called "familial tremor," "kinetic tremor," "hereditary tremor" or, formerly, "benign essential tremor" — is frequently mistaken for Parkinson's, though it's a lot more common. Parkinson's affects about a million people, while some 10 million are thought to have essential tremor, according to the International Essential Tremor Foundation.
A thorough neurological exam will differentiate between the two, said neurologist Dr. Tim Braden of Knoxville Neurology Specialists, who will speak at a June 30 essential tremor seminar at Knoxville Marriott, sponsored by the national group.
"Most people believe that all tremor is Parkinson's disease," Braden said. "Most people don't understand the difference between essential tremor and Parkinson's."
Essential tremor usually begins in the arm, though it can move into the head, jaw and other areas over time. Gradually progressive, it may worsen with age, or it may "level off" at a certain point. The tremor isn't accompanied by Parkinson's symptoms such as stiffness, slowness, tremor while the body is at rest or difficulty swallowing, and it may worsen when the person feels stress. In about a third of the cases, it's hereditary.
If the tremor isn't severe enough to interfere with daily life, Braden said, it may not need to be treated. But if it is, he added, there are treatment options, including medication and deep brain stimulation, a procedure in which a surgeon implants in a patient a device that sends electrical impulses to specific parts of the brain.
As Hytken's tremor worsened, he ultimately opted for deep brain stimulation, since medications used to subdue the tremor can have troublesome side effects. Like many Knoxville-area patients, he got the implant surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center — it's not yet done in Knoxville — and the device is monitored and adjusted by his Knoxville neurologist.
Dr. Fenna Phibbs, assistant professor of neurology at Vanderbilt, also will speak at the seminar.
"It stopped the tremor in my hands and stopped most of the tremor in my head," said Hytken, who got the device two years ago. "Every time I turn it on, I'm just so amazed by it."
Though neither the surgery nor the medications are for everyone, especially if the tremor is not severe, just having a correct diagnosis is useful, Braden said.
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Halo 4: Game Includes Automated Bots for Multiplayer, According to Resume
We all know that many gamers are waiting for Halo 4, which is coming as an Xbox 360 shooter. So, we could understand how rumors could start flaring up about it. The new rumor has it that the game will come with multiplayer bots. As with many other video game speculations, this one rose up from an employee's resume. Brandon Layton has been working as programmer for Halo 4 starting July 2011. Some of his listed duties include the following:
- He worked on the automation using the language C# and in-game C++ for the creation of bots for a more challenging multiplayer.
- Using the C# language, he was able to create automated bots. These bots will be testing both multiplayer and single player/campaign environments.
- He customized a tool that made it possible for team members to make use of bots in their consoles the whole night. He used SQL database to allow simultaneous bot running.
If the above were really the duties of programmer Brandon Layton there could still be another possibility other than Halo 4 featuring multiplayer bots. The bots Layton have created make actually be used mainly and only as development tools that the team members can use to test maps.
The Halo series is known for its enemy AI, which is able to give gamers a lot of great, unique experiences. Coming from this AI to the use of bots to use for multiplayer teams is not such a big jump. Single player campaigns using bots are also possible. No wonder there are some speculations that are pushing the idea of multiplayer bots coming around for Halo 4.
Resumes can sometimes give out really great clues as to what developers are working on. However, at this point, there can be another interpretation to Layton's list of duties. What do you think?
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It appears as though Net10 is getting ready to launch another Android handset for its $45 monthly unlimited plan. As with most smartphones we're seeing prepaid carriers add, this is a 2011 model. That allows the carrier to offer the handset at a reasonable price, but it also means getting a handset behind the times. Still, the Galaxy S2 does have a dual-core processor, so it's ahead of many other 2011 models hitting prepaid carriers. There is no word on pricing or release date, though Phandroid expects it to cost around $350. I'd bank on it being a bit cheaper; that's a lot of hooch for a 2011 model.
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By Andy Choi
The initial order was for the delivery of an indefinite quantity of 86 MTRS MK 1 Mod 1 robots and the corresponding spare parts and accessories for $ 230 million. This model is designed on the same lines as the iRobot 510 PackBot model. iRobot plans to have the models delivered by the second quarter of this year.
Robert Moses, the President of iRobot, highlighted that the use of unmanned ground vehicles has grown steadily since the inception of the PackBot, ten years ago. He added that the PackBot would continue to ensure safety to the troops deployed on the battle fields. The PackBots are designed to provide safety to those in danger. So far, more than 4000 PackBots have been supplied to the military forces and other civil defense sectors across the world. The PackBots have been contributing in risky search operations such as bomb disposal, reconnaissance etc.
Source: http://www.irobot.com/
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It's possible to order a pc online.
It's possible to get it delivered at home.
But when it breaks the user must return it himself to the reseller.
Thus the user has to drive to the reseller or go to the postal office and
pack it up etc.
Maybe the reverse would be possible as well.
At the website you tell them what you need to transport back to the
reseller, the dimensions etc.
The delivery dude comes by with boxes.
You place the stuff in the boxes.
And he takes it back and returns it to the reseller.
Good idea ?