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Morning Tea or Lunch on Buderim
Well you have a choice to make and what a choice.
But everything keeps changing...heaps of coffee shops....real estate agents...and hairdressers (most of the latter closed Mondays)
I really like Chopping Block situated about in the centre of town. They cook with butter not horrible margarine. They have baby quiche and a vegetarian wrap (beautiful warm vegs in the middle). And their coffee is good too.
Then Buderim Cafe with outdoor tables set in a beautiful courtyard is another good choice.You can view their offerings in a cabinet to make your selection. Goulash and lamb curry and rice are my favourites. And you can buy a dress from Gingers boutique while you wait.
And I must mention Rosies. Oh NO Rosies will soon be closed !I used to enjoy a toasted cheese sandwich while sitting on the very comfortable couch. Sometimes my friend joined me for a chat If you look through my travel pages and see me with a green handbag...well Rosie sold handbags!....Rosies is now called BARE ....but bare it is not...I enjoyed my two visits there just recently and serves specialty teas.... very special...see my review.
Nothing is forever
Near to Rosies WAS the cup cake shop(closed), Now there is a little place selling beautiful silks..."Flirt" where the cup cakes used to be!..The Vet, and a Bootmaker are there still.
And you must not miss the very special Le Baroque with its elegant tea room. Open for morning tea, lunch, and dinner at night( some nights). Le Baroque has a tip of its own under restaurants on Buderim. Le Baroque is up the other end of town...but walking between the two shopping arcades is easy enough.
- Food and Dining
- Family Travel
- Historical Travel
Visit Nambour R S L
Nambor RSL is only 20 minutes drive by car from Buderim so it is a good place to go for a night out.There are three RSLs close to Buderim...Nambour, Maroochydore, and Caloundra but we like Nambour the best.
There is dancing and music most night, but there are poker machines every night!
I enjoyed the main Restaurant meal and we have another meal sometimes in a small Italian place.. There is also a children's room.
Free WiFi is available.
Browse Books on Buderim and enjoy Suse Foods
This is a very special complex with Ballinger's of Buderim, Books of Buderim +61 (0)7 5445 1625, and Suse Foods sharing this popular little spot at the top of town
Ballinger's boasts of Unique Gifts & Imported Collections. Chinese Antique Furniture & Artefacts. L'Erbolario Italian Herbal Cosmetics and CHAMILIA "Jewellery that Defines You".....
You then walk through to Books of Buderim ...and they have a FB page you can read here This is one of the best bookshops you will find around in my opinion....lots of choice and they will help you find that special gift. Books on Buderim hosts book launches from time to time..
Books on Buderim are open for a while on Sundays
Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Sat: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Sun: 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
And now you are ready for that coffee...or an enticing piece of cake from Suse who is located on the patio. Sometimes she has a few nibbles you can taste.
Suse is a chef and caterer for parties, events, and offers gluten free baking.
- Family Travel
- Road Trip
Krauss Locomotive to be on Buderim.
Restoration has just been completed on the Krauss locomotive used between Palmwoods and Buderim between 1914 and 1935.. Two engines were used at the time the other being the Shay ...
The Krauss engine is presently hidden away on private property .
If you are an engine buff contact me to help arrange a viewing of the Krauss..
But I will update this tip when the tram has been relocated to a special place on Buderim Mountain for all to see.
David (wisedancer) has a number of photos of early Buderim such as this one.
Today (2013) there is a walk along part of the old track.
You can find this charming walk hidden away between Buderim and Forest Glen. The track is built on the right -of-way of the tramway as it descends through the rainforest to the base of Buderim Mountain. Major highways now block the rest of the original track to Palmwoods.
The journey of the walk is 1600m return.
In its heyday, 1914 to 1935 the tram ( pulled by Krauss and Shay locomotives ) brought visitors from Brisbane via Palmwoods to Buderim Mountain.
To find the walk first locate Mons Road , Buderim then note where Mons Road joins Telco Road. By car easy or a bit of a walk.
Address: Ask at Old Post Office
- Historical Travel
- Trains
Soak up Buderims History
BUDERIM...Sunshine Coast Australia
A great way to soak up Buderim's History and heritage is to take a walk....yes the Sunshine Coast Council have just launched 'Walk Buderim' (2012) which is a self guided town walk which rediscovers some of the colourful history of Buderim including the events and characters who helped shape the growth of our town.
You will discover where the name Buderim originated.......and much more.
A map and a list of historic sites are available at The Old Post Office and Pioneer Cottage.
- Budget Travel
- Historical Travel
Go to Church on Buderim
So you are on holidays and are looking for a Church. Well I thought we had three(3) from which to choose. But how wrong I was. Just look at this list!
St Marks Anglican Church Buderim 7-17 Main St,
Phone:(07) 5445 2060
Catholic Church, King St BUDERIM QLD 4556
Phone: (07) 5443 3488
Buderim Uniting Church Cnr King St & Gloucester Rd Buderim
Ph: (07) 5443 9469 or (07) 5445 2921. Rev. Nigel Damant Sunday Services: ...
Churches of Christ In Queensland
1 Lakeshore St
North Buderim QLD 4556
(07) 5476 7085
Buderim Gospel Chapel
2-12 Glenmount Rd
Mons QLD 4556
(07) 5445 6417
Church at the Riverwalk -
75 Jarrah Rd, Buderim QLD 4556 - (07) 5445 3498
Assemblies Of God
Crosby Hill Rd BUDERIM QLD 4556 (07) 5445 3699
Goodlife Community Church Office
100 Buderim Pines Drive BUDERIM QLD 4556 View Map and More Details.
07 54781766
Immanuel Lutheran Church Buderim
Forest Dr (off Paveways Dr/Wises Rd)
Buderim QLD 4556 Australia
Telephone: 07 5445 6894
Grace Christian Church
Corner Of Toral Drive & Stringy Bark Rd, Phone:(07) 5445 8933
Web: http://www.gracechurchbuderim.com.au
Chancellor Park Community Church
Scholars Way BUDERIM QLD 4556 View Map and More Details
(07) 5478 9807
Agios Ministries
17 Barkston Circuit BUDERIM QLD 4556 View Map and More Details
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07 54769444
Kings Christian Church is on the corner of Crosby Hill Road and Tanawha Tourist Drive Buderim, QLD, Australia 4556. Tanawha Tourist Drive, TANAWHA
Alexandra Headlands;
St Andrews Maroochydore Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church of Australia is part of the Christian Church throughout the world, and the Maroochydore congregation is based at 45 Okinja Road, Alexandra Headland.
Rev Jens Norved: 5443 7073
website here
Uniting Church
Alexandra Park Conference Centre (off Mari Street) includes a small indoor chapel and a larger outdoor chapel or open air cathedral. This features a stone pulpit relocated in the 1980's from Cathedral Hill the original site of the Cathedral. Services are conducted by visiting groups for their group members and both are available for hire.
website here
Churches Close to Alexandra Headland
Anglican Church
St Peters, Church St, Maroochydore. Ph: 5443 2133
Assemblies of God
8/27 Evans St, Maroochydore Ph: 5452 7161
Baptist Church
Maoorchydore Baptist Church & Community Centre, 186 Wises Rd, Buderim. Ph: 5443 1582
Catholic Church
Stella Maris Church, Baden Powel Drive, Maroochydore Ph: 5443 3488
Church of Christ
Churches of Christ in Qld, 1 Kaleshore Ave, North Buderim Qld 4556
Goodlife Church
Goodlife Community Church, 100 Buderim Pines Drive, Buderim. Ph 5478 1766
Harvest Church
Harvest Christian Centre, 12/125 Sugar Rd, Maroochydore South Ph: 5444 6558
Lutheran Church
Immanuel Lutheran Church, Forest Drive, Buderim Ph: 5445 6894
Uniting Church in Australia
Mooloolaba Uniting Church, 6 Meta St, Mooloolaba. Ph: 5478 3912
Maroochydore Uniting Church, 6 Millwell Rd, Maroochydore. Ph: 5443 9469
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Main Road or Tuckwell Court
Ph.07 54453394
And yes I compiled this page bit by bit from various sources so I hope it helps
- Family Travel
- Budget Travel
A Place for a Party
Well the Lions Park on the top of Buderim proved to be just the place for a party. You will see from the photo the grass is a bit brown at the moment but the trees are still green. The view is magnificent ...in fact this is where we watched the sun rise on New Years Day in the Year 2000.
There are places to sit...some shade and a couple of barbecues and a place for kids to play.
A little bit of history written on the plaque tells us that in 1942 the 37/52 Australian Infantry Battalion trained right here prior to leaving for active service in New Guinea.
Parking is not great if there are a few cars..
- Budget Travel
See the Art Display at Art Nuvo
You will love the art work in this Gallery owned by Andrew and Olivia Banks featuring the work of local and interstate artists.
* high quality works
* warm, friendly, and tasteful setting
* new work continually transforms the gallery
* diverse range of established artists which includes many local artists
* custom framing
Maybe my daughters art will be on display there one day.
- Arts and Culture
Every year, towards the end of January, the Ginger Factory, now located at Yandina holds a FLOWER FESTIVAL, showcasing the BEAUTIFUL GINGER & HELECONIA FLOWERS GROWING IN THEIR GARDENS.
Some of Australia's leading garden gurus are here, and you can ask them about problems and details on growing gingers and heliconias.
There are many Ginger plants all flowering in hundreds of colours, shapes and sizes.
With ideal growing conditions in the weeks leading up to the annual festival, the quality and variety of flowering species is excellent.
I never knew there were so many different varieties of Ginger, and the flowers are very unusual and stunning!
Not only can you admire them, but there are plants and flowers for sale.
Best of all, GINGER FLOWER FESTIVAL ACTIVITIES ARE FREE, and include a full program of guest speakers, entertainment, gardening and cooking advice.
Australia Day long-weekend is when the show is on.
Just a short 20-30min drive from Yandina, or 20kms.
More on my YANDINA page.
- Festivals
The Buderim Ginger factory was originally located in Buderim, but it is no longer
Just a short 20kms away, now at Yandina, you will find the factory in a lovely setting.
They say,.....Come for the day, there is a Cafe and Take away meals available, delicious Ginger icecream, souvenirs, train ride and more.
In the area around Yandina, you will see paddocks of Ginger growing, it actually could be mistaken for Sugar cane.
GETTING HERE.....TAKE THE M1...(Bruce Highway) and watch and follow the signs in Yandina.
There is plenty for the whole family to do, and its a learning experience as well, I'm sure you will enjoy, we keep on going back!
Please check out my YANDINA page for more info.
Meet the Friendly Folk
Well ever since I was delivered from the bubble wrap and paper, folk on Buderim have been very kind. They found some little nik nacks so I could decorate my woolly coat, took countless photos, and then arranged for me to meet lots of Virtual Tourist people from the Sunshine Coast.
There was even a roving shepherd to help mind me.
So if you are looking to meet friendly local folk come up to Buderim Mountain.
Nature walks on Buderim
There are a number of beautiful walks. First there is the charming Foote Santuary walk.
A little bit tricky to find but ask a local or call in to the old Post Office for directions.
Another rainforest walk leads form near Harry's Restaurant(bottom Lindsay Road) to the top of Buderim in Quorn Close. From here you can easily find Buderim Village.
And last but not least follow what is left of the old tramway track.
You can find this charming walk hidden away between Buderim and Forest Glen. The track is built on the right -of-way of the tramway as it descends through the rainforest to the base of Buderim Mountain. Major highways now block the rest of the original track to Palmwoods.
The journey of the walk is 1600m return.
In its heyday, 1914 to 1935 the tram ( pulled by a Krauss locomotive ) brought visitors from Brisbane via Palmwoods to Buderim Mountain.
To find the walk first locate Mons Road , Buderim then note where Mons Road joins Telco Road. By car easy or a bit of a walk.
- Photography
- Birdwatching
- Jungle and Rain Forest
Visit BUDERIM
Buderim, with its mild climate, is located on and around a volcanic plateau, about 600ft above the Pacific Ocean.
Leafy streets, lined with Poinciana & Jacaranda trees and flowering shrubs, lovely homes and gardens, excellent far reaching views, make this a very pretty spot to visit. There is a lookout in town, with picnic tables and toilets.
Major features are the Buderim Forest Waterfall Walk and Foote Sanctuary.
It is located a little more than 10 minutes from famous beaches such as Mooloolaba, Maroochydore and Alexandra Headlands.
A Little bit about Buderim..........
The last 100 years has seen Buderim transformed from a timber-getter's resource, to farmland and for a time the centre of the largest Ginger Factory in the southern hemisphere. This is the main source of Buderim's fame.
Well, the Ginger factory is no longer in Buderim. . . it relocated to Yandina, over 20 years ago!
Make sure you take the short drive and visit, well worth it!
From the small hub or "village" as it is known, this town has grown across the plateau and the escarpment, and is still growing.
Come and visit, enjoy morning or afternoon tea at one of the many Cafes, and go for a stroll along the street!
- Hiking and Walking
- Road Trip
Visit the Pioneer Cottage, built in 1880, and see how a family lived in Buderim over 100 years ago.
This is an original house and museum, and is a living piece of the local history.
Built from pit-sawn cedar and beech around 1880 by one of Buderim's original residents, J.K. Burnett, which has the main thoroughfare named after him!
Nowadays the cottage is cared for by the Buderim Historic Society and is listed by the National Trust and National Estate Register.
You are able to see rooms furnished in period decor and displays of historic Buderim memorabilia.
It has an excellent display of old items from the past, and you can also climb the stairs and have a look at the two Attic Rooms.
Its quite interesting to have a look around.
ADMISSION IN 2009 was $5
LOCATION...............Ballinger Crescent (off Ballinger Road at the top)
OPEN..................... Daily 11am-3pm.
- Historical Travel
- Museum Visits
Maroochy Regional Bushland Botanical Gardens
Maybe not all that well known is this beautiful spot filled with ferns and palms and even a lagoon. It is set on 82 hectares of land off the Tanawha Tourist Drive..
There are no picnic facilities or even rubbish bins but as long as you take your rubbish away you are welcome to barbecue or enjoy a "cuppa".
There are toilets
Now for the surprise
You will need to walk uphill from the first parking area of the Gardens to find some quite magnificent sculptures set along a bush path. Well worth a look.
From the website:
Free guided tours are provided by the "Friends" volunteer guides.
The tours run every Friday at 10.00am, except for public holidays and they do not run in December and January.
These walks are an interesting way to learn about the plants and their stories, and the history of the gardens. Trained guides will conduct the walks, which are taken at a gentle pace for approximately one hour. Bookings are not required. Just meet the guides at the entrance to the gardens near the car park.
Group bookings can be arranged by phoning Margaret on 5445 3375.
Enjoy your visit.
But it is a little tricky to find.
Just west of Buderim off the Tanawha Tourist Drive you will find Ilkley Road and off that Foleys
Road and then Palm Creek Road. Coming from Brisbane you do not turn up Crosby Road to
Buderim itself but drive straight ahead. If you reach Forest Glen you have gone too far.
- Family Travel
- Birdwatching
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FamiLab Biohacking Meetup
Sunday, February 19, 2012 from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM (EST)
Event Details
The FamiLab is starting a Biohacking Lab!
We are shooting for BSL1 safety guidelines first, which basically entails a walled room with ventillation, non-absorbant countertops, and a no food-or-drink area. This allows us to do some pretty standard things, like culture E. Coli in agarose petri dishes, and awesome things like genetically engineer it to glow.
That glowing part hopefully happens soon!
Topics also of interest:
- population studies
- hydroponic gardening
- dinoflagellates and algae
- genetic testing for practical purposes
Let's see where our second meeting takes us!
When & Where
1355 Bennett Drive
Unit 129
Sunday, February 19, 2012 from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM (EST)
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FamiLAB is Orlando's Community Lab aka Hackerspace aka Makerspace. Following the philosophies of the worldwide hackerspace movement, FamiLAB's mission is to promote the sharing of knowledge through the creation of safe and fun spaces to learn. These physical and virtual spaces contain the tools, materials, and expertise that rapidly accelerate learning.

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On this week's Tech Weekly podcast with Aleks Krotoski, we hear from Rohan Gunatillake, who is on a mission to fix our growing dysfunctional relationship with technology with some cleverly designed tech. Rohan's Buddhify 2 app is designed to allow us to meditate even when we are busy working in our frenetic tech work environments.
Staying on the theme of apps, Aleks is joined by Guardian tech reporters Samuel Gibbs and Alex Hern along with Stuart Dredge, the Guardian's apps editor, to discuss the European Commission's recently published report on the App industry in the EU.
We look at the UK's leading app developers' efforts to assist those affected by the recent storms in the UK by holding a flood hack day.
And finally we look ahead to the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week where Mark Zuckerberg will no doubt be trumpeting Facebook's app success.


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expertise and advocacy in healthy living through good nutrition
and regular physical activity, he is also the author of more than
150 publications in the scientific literature, and the editor of
four books, including A Guide to Your Child's Nutrition.
Panel Members: Dr. Deanna M. Hoelscher, Ph.D., R.D., L.D.,
C.N.S.; Dr. Cheryl L. Perry, Ph.D.; Dr. Guy S. Parcel, Ph.D.
Dr. Hoelscher is the Director of the Michael & Susan Dell Center
for Advancement of Healthy Living at The University of Texas
School of Public Health, Austin Regional Campus. She has been
Principal Investigator of the Texas site CATCH grants, and the
Incorporation of More Physical Activity and Nutrition (IMPACT)
grant, a NIH-supported study examining the effects of a
behaviorally-based school health program on osteoporosis risk
factors in children, as well as the School Physical Activity and
Nutrition (SPAN) Project, and the School-Based Nutrition
Monitoring Project, a CDC and USDA funded study to develop
surveillance tools for schools and schoolchildren. Dr. Hoelscher
is currently working on projects to document the dissemination of
the CATCH program across Texas, to evaluate the effects of
nutrition and physical activity policies on child health, to
elucidate the interactions between genetic factors and dietary
behaviors, and to study the inter-relationships of dietary and
physical activity behaviors and biological and psychosocial
factors in children.
Dr. Cheryl Perry is Professor and Regional Dean at The University
of Texas School of Public Health, Austin Regional Campus. In
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About Haemacure
Haemacure Corporation is a specialty biotherapeutics company developing high-value human plasma-derived protein products for commercialization. Haemacure's research and development effort is driven by its proprietary plasma protein extraction technology to develop next-generation products, including surgical haemostats. Haemacure's lead product candidate, Hemaseel(R)HMN, is a fibrin sealant to enter pivotal Phase II/Phase III clinical trials during the first half of calendar 2009. Haemacure's second product candidate is thrombin, a component of its fibrin sealant, now in preclinical stage. Follow-on development will focus on the use of fibrin sealant in aesthetics, adhesion prevention, combination with biomaterials, drug delivery, regenerative medecine, skin graft fixation for burn injuries, and wound healing. Haemacure has identified eleven additional specialty proteins and enzymes in one if its two plasma fractions and seeks to advance these proteins and enzymes through partnerships with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. Haemacure is headquartered in Montreal, Canada and operates offices in Sarasota, Florida through a wholly-owned subsidiary. The Corporation is traded under stock symbol HAE on the TSX.
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Ila J. Banks, 57, of 208 Gregory Road, Willard, hit a deer Thursday on Townline Road 26.
The following motorists hit deer Friday: James A. Hazelwood, 50, of Sandusky, on Ohio 61; and Robert A. Stockmaster, 66, of 3145 Sylvia Court, Willard, on Ohio 103.
Joshua L. Gilbert, 28, of 1725 Greenwich Milan Townline Road, was charged with failure to control and driving under the influence Friday. He went off the right side of Greenwich Milan Townline Road while heading north, hit a ditch and overturned. North Central EMS transported him to Fisher-Titus Medical Center with serious injuries. Gilbert was treated and released.
The following motorists hit deer Saturday: Barbara M. Mesnard, 62, of 1895 Hettle Road, Monroeville, on Townline Road 26; and Wendy A. Kidd, 50, of 4581 Fayette Road, New London, on Ohio 60.
Jeffrey Kidd, 42, of 994 Ohio 61, Monroeville, was charged with failure to control Saturday after he went off the right side of Ohio 103 and hit a ditch.
Wayne T. Houghlan, 67, of Wadsworth, was charged with failure to control Saturday after he slid on some ice on U.S. 224, hit a sign and stopped in a field.
Timothy C. Reed, 34, of 181 Beelman St., Plymouth, was charged with failure to control Sunday after he hit an icy patch on Ferry Road, went off the left and hit a ditch and tree. The sport utility vehicle then overturned onto its top. A friend took him to Mercy Hospital of Willard with minor injuries.
No citation was issued Sunday immediately after the collision between the vehicles driven by Michael J. Finch, 34, of 2626 Boehler Road, Monroeville, and Harold M. Pifer, 59, of 4157 Everingin Road, Monroeville, near an Everingin Road private driveway. Pifer, who was attempting to turn east onto Everingin Road, accused Finch of going left of center. Troopers said Pifer failed to yield to Finch.
Nikki L. Ferguson, 28, of 624 Hettle Road, Willard, charged with driving under the influence today after she hit a fallen tree on Snyder Road.
Assisted North Central EMS with a possible stroke patient at 11:06 a.m. Saturday at 117 Whittlesey Ave. Returned to station at 11:45.
Dispatchers canceled a 1:17 a.m. call Sunday call to assist North Central EMS while firefighters were on the way to 408 Old State Road. Returned to station at 1:47.
Assisted North Central EMS with a patient having chest pains at 6:47 a.m. Sunday at 80 Norwood Ave. Returned to station at 6:54.
Assisted North Central EMS with a patient at 10:45 a.m. Sunday at 3 Laurel Lane. Returned to station at 11.
Assisted North Central EMS with a patient at 5:32 p.m. Sunday at 175 Shady Lane Drive. Returned to station at 5:42.
Jordan R. Whinnery, 21, of Sandusky, was arrested on three local warrants Friday at the Erie County Jail. He was charged with failure to pay fines and costs and failure to show proof of counseling. Whinnery currently is in custody at the Huron County Jail.
Brian Wildman, whose age was unavailable, of 19 Grand Ave., Apt. 6, was served three summonses and charged with failure to file a city income tax return in 2003, 2004 and 2005.
An area motorist reported scratching the panel under the passenger side bumper Friday when his 2005 GMC hit a skateboard rail in the road on North Garden Street. Police advised the two male juvenile suspects of possible charges in connection with putting items in the roadway.
Ashley R. Barber, 20, and Jamie A. Barber, 19, whose addresses were unavailable, each were issued a summons on petty theft in connection with a Westwind Drive business loss prevention officer seeing them attempt to steal a grocery cart from the store Friday. The car contained mostly clothing, laundry detergent, toilet paper and other personal items.
A Park Avenue resident reported someone put his 1994 Pontiac Firebird in neutral and pushed it down his driveway into the street Saturday. There was no damage and nothing was missing.
Andrew F. Olaniyan, 33, of 56 Parsons St., was arrested and charged with domestic violence in connection with punching a woman in the mouth and assaulting her 13-year-old son Saturday on North Pleasant Street. He currently is in custody at the Huron County Jail.
Ricky Mullins, 31, whose address was unavailable, was released after posting bond on an undisclosed warrant Saturday.
Lindsay Bungard, 20, of 1 Dudley Blvd., was charged with failure to control Saturday after her car turned sideways and slid on the snow and ice when she attempted to slow down for stopped traffic on Milan Avenue. She went left of center and sideswiped the vehicle driven by Joanne F. Montana, 39, of 66 Chapel St., Monroeville.
A Gallup Avenue resident reported the theft of her wallet, which contained $75 in cash, a child support card and food stamp card, from her purse at an East Main Street business Sunday.
A Chatham Street resident reported the theft of two 7-inch Polaroid televisions, headphones and other accessories from his Ford Expedition on Sunday. The man recently bought and installed the TVs, which were hanging on the back of the front bucket seats, for his children to watch during trips.
A Linwood Avenue resident reported the theft of his amplifier from the trunk of his 1993 Pontiac Grand Am and about 10 compact discs from the front of the car Sunday.
An area resident turned in a Sanyo cell phone found in the parking lot of a Whittlesey Avenue business Sunday. The Franklin Street resident later picked it up at the police station.
David M. Weimer, 29, of 38 E. League St., was charged with disorderly conduct in connection with a domestic dispute Sunday and was released to his father.
The Sandusky Police Department reported having Candace M. Wilson, 21, of 37C Gallup Ave., in custody on a local warrant Friday. She was charged with on count each of trafficking in marijuana and trafficking in cocaine. Wilson currently is in custody at the Huron County Jail.
The pastor of the Willard Church of God received a report from a female church worker that a male and female suspect were pounding on the church doors Friday.
An area business employee reported a juvenile threatened to commit suicide Friday on Sylvia Court, Willard.
An area resident reported seeing a suspicious tanker truck with two hoses in the river Friday on West Peru Section Line Road, Monroeville.
A Holiday Drive, Willard, resident reported a suspicious vehicle was there for about two hours Friday.
A Fitchville River Road, Wakeman, resident reported a custody dispute Friday.
An Ohio 601 resident reported someone attempted to break into her garage Saturday.
An Ohio 61, Plymouth, resident reported the theft of her vehicle from the rear parking lot of the apartment building Saturday. The car was unlocked and had a spare key in it. The state Highway Patrol reported finding the vehicle on Plymouth East and Townline roads with a broken window and its column stripped.
A Cleveland Road business employee reported someone drove off without paying for gasoline Saturday.
An Eaton Road, Wakeman, resident reported finding a license plate from a vehicle that did a U-turn Saturday.
Dispatchers were advised of an alarm activation at a Greenwich Milan Townline Road business Sunday.
A Peru Olena Road mobile home park manager accused a resident of pushing him while they were talking about park rules Sunday.
A South U.S. 250, New London, resident reported a break-in Sunday.
Dispatchers were advised of an alarm activation at a Townline Road 151 business Sunday.


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Minnesota Senate Judiciary Committee Passes Marriage Equality
March 12, 2013 by Trevor Chandler, Associate Regional Field Director
Moments ago marriage equality passed through the Senate Judiciary Committee on a 5-3 vote, making history as the first time such legislation has ever passed a legislative committee in Minnesota. It was an incredible scene with overflow crowds filling viewing areas around the state Capitol in St. Paul. Ushered through by bill sponsor Senator Scott Dibble we now look to the House Civil Law Committee to pass the legislation later tonight, setting the stage for both bills to be moved to a floor vote later in the session.
HRC's own Sarah Warbelow gave testimony in favor of the bill, speaking about the dangers an unintended consequences of any potential compromise with civil unions. HRC has been hard at work as a major partner with Minnesotans United for All Families, helping activate tens of thousands of volunteers and supporters across the state to tell their legislators to do the right thing. On to the House!
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Hi guys,
I am having a very strange issue with a web app we are building in JSF 2.0. We have built a number of screens successfully with little issue with the JSF 2.0 framework.
HOWEVER, when attempting to implement an control we have only been able to get the column header and footer values (using facets) to render and all data even if hardcoded within the main body of the table will not show.
When viewing the rendered html source from the browser, it is discovered that where the dataTable body data should be there is only the following:
set of tags.
We have tried adding data by using a bean, through outputText tags and just plain old hardcoding.
I figure there must be something wrong with my environment but not sure. I have searched a lot on the forums with little success of someone having a similar issue.
Perhaps I am missing something glaringly obvious to the rest of you?
Here is a simple xhtml page I have put together using a dataTable that does NOT work for me in my environment:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Our website
Does anyone see anything wrong with this? Any help is appreciated please as it is now holding up getting back to the business of building the app.
Thanks in advance!
Message was edited by: cgruther51
I think the dataTable needs that you provide an "List" to be iterated. As you didn't set the "value" property of dataTable, no rows were rendered and because of this, you don't have a "tbody".
Try to pass a List of objects to the dataTable and you will see one line be rendered for each item of yout list.
I hope this can help you.
Hi, thanks for your response. I will do some research tonight on it.
In the meantime, if anyone has a very simple reference example I could look at for passing a list to a dataTable I would greatly appreciate it!
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Proust, Beckett, and Narration
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moreThis a comprehensive comparison of the narrative techniques of two of the twentieth century's most important writers of prose. Using a combination of theoretical analysis and close readings of Proust's A la recherche du temps perdu and Beckett's trilogy of novels, Molloy, Malone Dies, and The Unnamable, James H. Reid compares the two novelists' use of first-person narration in constructing and demystifying fictions of consciousness. Reid focuses on the narrator's search to represent the voice that speaks the novel, a search, he argues, that structures first-person narration in the works of both novelists. He examines in detail the significant impact of Proust's writing on Beckett's own work as well as Beckett's subtle reworkings of Proust's themes and strategies. This study is an important contribution to critical literature, and offers fresh perspectives on the crucial importance of the Recherche and the trilogy in the context of the twentieth-century novel. less
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Produce Safety Project and Safe Tables Our Priority survey demonstrates need for better integration and collection of outbreak data
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A survey of state health departments regarding their capacity to track produce-related foodborne illnesses found that the response and investigation of outbreaks varies greatly and can lead to delays in public-health response.
The survey was commissioned by the Produce Safety Project (PSP), an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts at Georgetown University, and conducted by Safe Tables Our Priority (S.T.O.P.). Thirty-nine of the 51 state and District of Columbia health departments responded to the survey, which asked about the types of questions and questionnaires administered to victims of foodborne illness, the time frame in which they were completed, and how states collected and stored the resulting data for calendar year 2007.
Despite the increase in the number of multi-state outbreaks of illnesses linked to fresh produce over the past several years, the data show that only 25 of the 39 states responding to the PSP/S.T.O.P. survey asked victims about specific produce items - even if the item was associated with a past outbreak.
"It is important to learn from our experience, and so it is surprising that many states are failing to ask about fruits and vegetables on their questionnaires given to foodborne illness victims," said Jim O'Hara, PSP director.
"The lack of food attribution data and especially attribution to produce is astounding considering the large burden of foodborne illness in the U.S.," said Donna Rosenbaum, the Executive Director of S.T.O.P. "And it all starts with finding out what the person ate. The public health system cannot find what it's not looking for or asking about. We certainly cannot fix the food safety system when we don't know exactly where and how the contaminated produce makes it int
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Using radiocarbon dating and samples of deep-sea corals snipped from the floor of the Pacific Ocean by a submersible, researchers from Stanford and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have discovered that deep-sea corals growing off Hawaii are much older than previously thoughtsome as old as 4,000 years.
The surprise finding is important in two areas, says Stanfords Brendan Roark, a postdoctoral fellow of Professor Robert Dunbar in the Department of Geological and Environmental Sciences. Roark will speak on the research Thursday and Friday in Boston at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
First, the finding suggests that harvesting of the oldest coral for jewelry should be banned by federal and local officials, he said. The long-lived corals grow so slowly that any level of harvesting is unsustainable; they take so long to grow that they simply cant replace themselves fast enough to survive even minimal harvesting.
Second, a 4,000-year-old coral, having stood in the same place in the Pacific Ocean and imbibed of the waters for so long, holds within its skeleton clues about the conditions of the ocean over many centuries. Ancient coral may turn out to be the archives of the ocean, Roark said, a unique reference library of past climate changes that could prove useful in understanding future climate change.
The coral might further our understanding, for example, of how the oceans absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
These organisms are the equivalent of the bristlecone pine in the deep ocean, he said. They are placed in jeopardy not only by coral harvesters but also by deep-sea trawling and long-line fishing. Clearly a different frame of mind is needed, he said. Its not a renewable resource.
Roark and his associates found that Gerardia, commonly known as gold coral, can live for at least 2,700 years. It grows in tree-like fashion to several meters in height. Even older is the deep-wat
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From Kitchen to Cartography
Florent Morellet Talks About His Art
Ever since he dropped out of a college urban-planning program four decades ago to hitchhike across the United States, Florent Morellet has been on one long sabbatical. Since closing his beloved, eponymous Meatpacking District restaurant in 2008—bidding bon soir with theatrical parties fashioned after Elisabeth Kubler-Ross's five stages of grief—Mr. Morellet has not slowed down. He's become the subject of a documentary film, accepted an appointment to Community Board 2 and bored deeper into his own creativity.
On Thursday, he'll stage his first solo art show since hanging up his restaurateur's hat. The exhibition, "Florent Morellet: Come Hell or High Water," runs through Dec. 11 at the Christopher Henry Gallery in Nolita and features drawings and videos revealing the artist's topographical obsessions and photographic fascinations with cities, old stone walls, lakes and lichen. The French-born American citizen, who lives and works on Lafayette Street, spoke with the Journal about his art, the vitality of the city, and living with HIV.
How were you diverted from being a full-time artist into owning a restaurant for 23 years?
I didn't want to be an artist. It's a bit of a paradox: When your father is an artist, your parents say you are an artist and you say, "no." When I was 14 years old they caught me scribbling a map. They asked me what it was and I said it's an imaginary place and my parents said, "that's art." Now I understand why I didn't want to be an artist, because it was the family business. My father is one of the few living artists to be in the Louvre, where he has an architectural installation.
What is the significance of the name of the show, "Come Hell or High Water"?
It's an expression that I've always liked. It's so much a part of history, and the later work that I've been doing is playing with history. In the four drawings called "Local Warming," so much of my research is going through the arc of our civilization and there's so much Hell. I started dealing with the High Water before the Hell. I thought this is really a great combination because I played with raising the sea level. This is the first time I'm exhibiting in New York the drawings I did in Luxembourg. I don't know if you've ever been to Luxembourg but there's something very, very wrong about that city. It was built on a canyon, one of the only canyons in northern Europe and they should have moved the city when it grew. It has half a million people and only three bridges. They have the worst traffic jams. I thought the only solution was to flood the canyon and build a new city. So that is one of the High Waters. In other examples of High Waters, I used existing maps and painted or drew on the map itself.
The gallery, formerly a church, dates from 1865, and part of your show is on the wall of its bathroom, stone that has been cemented over, painted and repainted. Can you explain?
I am putting a frame around part of the wall itself. When you put a frame around something that everyone looks at every day, you are drawing the attention.You'll see; it is an incredible wall.
You worked as a bicycle messenger when you first came to New York?
Yes, I made $100 a day in 1978. Now I bike around the city with my camera. I love watching a city grow. It's a living organism, like a coral. A coral never dies. There are always periods in the history of a coral when it gets hollow, stops and grows again. We are mortal but our cities are immortal.
Besides cities, where do you find inspiration?
I have a lake house in northern New Jersey that I bought 21 years ago. It's great for hikes. It's on the edge of suburbia, in a green belt. There is so much visually going on in winter, especially here in the Northeast where there's so much weather. The surface of the lake changes constantly, and the water freezes in amazing shapes and forms.
You made waves when you displayed your T-cell count at Florent. Why was it was important to be open about your HIV status?
It was Tibor's [Kalman] and my idea, posting results of tests I had every four months. It's amazing how it became kind of historic. I wanted to show that the disease is not going to take over my spirit.
Do you miss the old days, when the Meatpacking District wasn't trendy and expensive?
Florent [the restaurant] became the poster child of people upset about change. In retrospect, I say thank you to my landlady and real estate. It's good to move on and be forced to do something different.
You were so gregarious at the helm of Florent. Are you different now?
I have stayed very private lately, because when I go out people are always asking the same questions: "What are you doing now?" I say I'm a full-time artist and then they say, "When are you opening a restaurant?" They don't like any city as much as the one they are missing.


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AmericInn Hotel & Suites Schaumburg
- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
Main amenities
- 128 guestrooms
- Indoor pool
- Room service
- 24-hour fitness center
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in the lobby
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Front desk safe
- Laundry service
- Meeting room
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- Woodfield Mall (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
- Legoland Discovery Center (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Schaumburg Medieval Times (3.1 mi / 5 km)
- Harper College (4 mi / 6.4 km)
- Heritage Park (4.3 mi / 6.9 km)
Woodfield Mall shopping
The AmericInn Hotel & Suites Schaumburg puts you in a convenient spot less than a mile from Woodfield Mall. You can take advantage of free shuttle service to the mall and shop at stores like Macy's and Nordstrom.
Day trip to Chicago
For a fun day trip, you can visit the Windy City's best attractions, including the Magnificent Mile and the Navy Pier, which are 30 minutes from the hotel. If you're flying in, Chicago's O'Hare International Airport is 15 miles away.
Wake up and work out
A free breakfast buffet starts the day off right, and afterwards, you can head to the fitness center to keep up with your workout routine. You can also take advantage of the onsite business center.
Free WiFi and parking
Guestrooms feature perks like free WiFi and free parking during your stay. You might choose to upgrade to one of the select rooms that offers sofa beds for added sleeping space.
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- Standard Room, 2 Double Beds
- Standard Room, 1 King Bed
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- This hotel has 128 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 4 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Credit card deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
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- Pets allowed *
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply *
- 2 per room (up to 50 lb)
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- Rollaway beds available, charges may apply*
- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Free hot/cold buffet breakfast daily
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- Indoor pool
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Chris Parente is having a wonderful week.
He's taking Regis' chair as guest host on Wednesday's "Live with Regis and Kelly," airing locally at 9 a.m. on The Deuce (KWGN-Channel 2).
He's on the cover of OutFront Colorado as "Out and on TV," a shout-out to the first openly gay TV personality in Denver. That only took about 60 years.
"And I saved a bunch of money by changing to Geico," he tells me.
Parente does double duty on TV these days. He's a jokester on KDVR-Channel 31's 4 p.m. girlie chat show "Everyday" with Libby Weaver and Natalie Tisdale. Then he's on "News on the Deuce" with Kellie MacMullan at 7 p.m.
Parente won the guest-host spot through some audition tapes and audience support. Let's face it, this is a big break.
"I'm just hoping (Kelly Ripa) and I don't wear the same outfits," he says.
The producer called to tell Parente that "Channing" would be the big guest Wednesday.
"I thought, oh my God, Carol Channing is going to be on the show!" But no. It's Channing Tatum, the way- hot star of "G.I. Joe."
As for being on the cover of OutFront Colorado, Parente thinks the close-up of his mug isn't quite as sexy as last week's shot of a buffed-up dude.
"I look like Barney Fife," he says. "Somebody call me, e-mail me — I'm a lonely man."
A lonely man having a great week.
The naked city
. 303 Magazine hits the stands Wednesday with its first "gentlemen's" issue.
303! Call 911!
"This is something Denver has never seen before," says mag mouthpiece Jessica Hamel. "But it's very tasteful and classy. It's not Hustler, right?"
Well, I haven't seen the shots, but it sounds more like those camouflaged calendar shots than Larry Flynt.
The women are ages 24-53. Among the naked and the living: Kim Herman, co-owner of Matthew Morris Salon.
"When they asked me, I almost fell over," says Herman. "I'm 40, I have five kids and a grandson. If someone asks me to pose nude, I'm going to do it."
The release party for the issue comes down Thursday at Diamond Cabaret.
Dan Rather was in Aspen on Tuesday telling the faithful that journalism is in such a sorry state, it's time for the government to step in.
The Aspen Times quotes the former CBS newsman as saying "the newspaper business is in freefall" and that President Barack Obama should establish a commission on public media and independent reporting.
Maybe we can get a news czar?
City spirit
. Check out the Ginn Mill on Thursday night for a pinup party for the USO, with the "Betty Bluebird Late Show" starring Naughty Pierre. . . . Don't come a knockin' — the Ritz-Carlton was rockin' Thursday night with a guest roster that included Rod Stewart, Phish and Aerosmith. . . . Sez who: "I wish that I knew what I know now, when I was stronger." Rod Stewart
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18kt close 18KT: Karat (abbreviated kt or K) is a unit that indicates the purity of gold in the metal. 18kt is 75% gold. In Europe, 18K yellow gold is most favored and used in jewelry. Yellow Gold close YELLOW GOLD: Gold is a precious metal with a natural yellow color. It is quite soft and often alloyed with other metals to increase its strength. The purity of the metal is indicated by a unit called a "karat," with 24kt having the highest percentage of natural gold.
Brushed close BRUSHED: A low-luster finish with a very fine texture that looks as if it were applied with a wire brush.
Clip close CLIP: An earring that clips-on with a clamp backing, relying on tension and friction to hold it in place. Perfect for people who don't have pierced ears.
Hanging Length:
5/8 inch
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Sapphire close SAPPHIRE: A favorite gemstone of ancient priests and royalty, the sapphire radiates sophistication and grace. This prized gem comes in every hue of blue, plus the more unexpected shades of pink, yellow, green and orange, and is September's birthstone. (Color: Blue, Quantity: 6, Shape & Cutting Style: Round, Weight: 0.55 ct. t.w., Size: 2.4 mm)
All weights and measures are approximate.
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BackgroundYou play as the villianess, Millennia, who wishes to become immortal. To achieve this, you will have to steal the souls of people who are unfortunate enough to wander into your castle. You must lure them into your traps, and points are awarded by the style and creativity of your trap placements.
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- Genre: Tactical Strategy (PSX)
- Developer: Tecmo
- Publisher: Tecmo
Released North America Oct 7, 1998 Europe Mar 30, 1998 Japan May 30, 1998