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Building a home without the usage of timber is just impossible. From making furniture to window and flooring to framework, timber is the essential thing that cannot be avoided. At present age, we use timber for multipurpose uses. Building construction or any type of construction is just not possible without using timber. People prefer timber for many good reasons, like its appealing texture, smooth touch as well as smell. If you are one of those who want to make timber flooring and roofing in your house instead of concrete floor and roof, then you need to find out the place to in Melbourne buying timber in great discount.
How to Find Out Reliable Timber Dealer?
It is really not a big deal to find out timber seller in Melbourne at the present time. The question is to find out the place where you can get best deals of timber in huge discount. There are many timber suppliers or woodlots that assure you to provide your tons of timber maintaining quality as well as law. But the main fact is to locate timber seller who is trustworthy and honest to customers. When you are confused to choose best timber dealer, you can go online. Benefits of online shopping of timber are
• you can select texture, color, and price of timber sitting at home
• you will get your timber deal at your doorstep without depending on the third person.
• You can directly deal with timber dealer without the interference of middle man.
At online timber shops, you can do research finding out the reliable timber dealer with the help of customer reviews and rating. You can buy timber in great discount from online stores instead of physical stores.
Quality Checking Prior to Timber Dealing
When you have already located your seller who wants to provide discount timber Melbourne, you need to check out some essential points before finalize your deal. Let us have a glance on the points.
• Check whether the seller has a license or not.
• Confirm whether the seller continues business maintaining forest rules and regulations or not.
• Check whether the seller asks for any extra on dealing.
• Ask your timber seller how he delivers your requisite timber.
• Check the dealer has his own truck, or you need to rent a truck for delivery.
• Check the timbers are dried or just cut.
• Check the seller provides you timber at the right price or not.
• Check properly that the timbers are reusable or not.
Hence, it is better to buy timber from a reliable supplier who will never cheat on you, and the quality of timber will be assured.
Cheap in Price & Superior in Quality
There are many reasons that people consider timber in the place of other material in time of making a new home or renovating the existing one. Now the question is why people count on timber comparing to other material. An assortment reasons are there that people choose timber floors, decking as well as furniture instead of other materials. Timber is superior in quality, hardwood and durable. It has great texture and available at discounted price, and timber is environment-friendly.
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Helping Your Toddler Through The Dreaded Shots5 Jul 2016 | 11:21 pmThere are few things that a parent dreads worse than having to force their child to do something painful that is actually good for them. Once you have done the research and made the decision to immunize your child you are then left with the impending dread of taking them for said shots or the […]
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Recipe: Campfire BBQ Ribs22 Aug 2016 | 1:00 amAre you ready to make the best BBQ ribs for Summer time?�These are fingering licking good!What you will need:3-4tbs. Chiavetta's1 bottle of BBQ sauceRack of ribsCouple shakes of ParsleyCouple shakes of�PaprikaMix the sauces and spices in a bowl and add the rack of ribs.�I let this marinade for about an hour.You can cook this on a bed of coals or along the outside away from the flames.�Place the rib side towards the coals first.I cooked these ribs over coals and away from the direct flames.Continue rubbing your BBQ mixture.�This helps keep the flavors in and the meat from drying out.If you have sides to cook on the fire throw them on before you flip the rack of ribs.Once the underside has cooked get ready to...
Weekend in NYC19 Aug 2016 | 12:30 am�Small trips have really taken over our Summer this year. Getting out of town for a weekend can be so relaxing and fun I truly recommend it! I had some work to do in the city which is about 6 hours from where we live. Such a trip can take a toll if you are not prepared! Here are some great suggestions for a weekend in NYC.�When I stay for an extended period I often stay in surrounding areas (Secaucus, NJ) and then ride the tram or train in town. This helps save money on accommodations and we do not have to drive in downtown NYC. Since this was a short trip I decided to stay near my work and any activities we would be doing. Try the Library hotel! It is conveniently located near Bryant Park, the library and...
3D Pens from IDO3D Review18 Aug 2016 | 10:53 amI was so excited when the IDO3D pen came out and you could draw vertically! This is opening a whole new artistic development. I see so many great 3-D video drawings on Facebook and think "I want to do that"!�I received a free product to facilitate my review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the FTC Regulations.The kit comes with a few pens�equip�with different colors to help you create works of�art. I will say I slacked on the photos because we enjoyed this after dinner. Sometimes when you get so wrapped up in a project you forget to capture every moment!�My son tried...
My Summer Mom Hack: HP Instant Ink17 Aug 2016 | 11:34 amHP has been my go-to Mom hack for the Summer! I signed up for the HP Instant Ink program and never looked back...�The kiddos birthdays are during the summer along with other family members. It is the season of weddings, family reunions, social parties and the occasional graduation party! I cannot imagine having to go to the store and constantly buy supplies, cards, invites, photo inspired gifts now that I have been reaping the benefits of completing all this from the comforts of my OWN home!What is HP Instant Ink you ask? A convenient service that keeps track of your printer ink levels and sends ink when you are low accordingly. I choose the $2.99 a month plan (they have several different choices). In my...
Best Buy Experience at BlogHer 2016 #GalaxyNote717 Aug 2016 | 8:38 amBlogher16 �has been the most captivating experience for my career thus far. I �connected with companies, brands, fellow bloggers and products that help my every day life run smoothly. Being a on-the-go, busy Mom and travel writer has left me burning the night oil. Working on my phone has just become part of the norm. I found some amazing features on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 that I am dying to share with you all!The�reviewer has been compensated in the form of a Best Buy Gift Card and/or received the product/service at a reduced price or for free�The�Samsung Galaxy Note 7, I learned houses:—the new S Pen, you can write, draw, edit and record your thoughts, capturing to-dos, brainstorming ideas and...
Des Moines Parent
Host a Party with BounceDM + Awesome Giveaway!24 Aug 2016 | 7:00 amLooking for a fun event for your kid's birthday party? Bounce DM & Des Moines Parent present a fun way to stay active, laugh at each other, and exert tons of energy. You're guaranteed to be laughing while playing, and while watching. Bubble Balls Suits provide a fun and safe experience that takes social events to the next level of fun. Youth Groups Birthday Parties Corporate Events Fundraisers Social Gatherings Bounce DM will be giving away our Package #1 ($300 value). This includes 10 balls for 1 hour of fun. We will come to your party set up the field, inflate the The post Host a Party with BounceDM + Awesome Giveaway! appeared first on Des Moines Parent.
Des Moines Social Club Jr.: After School Arts-Based Program!23 Aug 2016 | 7:00 amArts-based after-school care now incorporating STEM to make STEAAM! Every day after school, students in Kindergarten through 5th grade enjoy a wide variety of fine-arts based programming; including music, dance, visual, literary, and even circus arts! This year we're adding even more to our after school program by bringing in elements of STEM! (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and allowing children to explore a different world through the arts. We strive to create a fun, supportive environment for students to build cognitive and creative skills. Times: 3:00 – 5:30 PM Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 1:30 – 5:30 PM Wednesday We meet every The post Des Moines Social Club Jr.: After School...
Stonyfield Farm Tour 201622 Aug 2016 | 7:00 amHey guys! You may all know, by now, how much I love Stonyfield! I have been so blessed to be a part of an amazing group of bloggers that make up Yo-Getters and Clean Plate Club. A few weeks ago I was selected, with 12 other Stonyfield bloggers, to fly to Vermont and take a tour of a few Stonyfield's dairy farms (all expenses paid, may I add!!) This was such an amazing experience and I am so thankful to Stonyfield fo r allowing me to participate. I learned so much about Stonyfield. Stonyfield is so much more than just The post Stonyfield Farm Tour 2016 appeared first on Des Moines Parent.
Healthy Fats & Healthy Snacks for Learning & Focus20 Aug 2016 | 7:00 am� Healthy fats are critical for many functions within our body, especially our kids and our teenager's health. Fats are required for us to properly function, but since our bodies do not produce essential fatty acids, we must get them from good food sources. Healthy fats increase cognitive/brain development, which occurs at a massive rate between conception and age 3; additionally healthy fats support kids during all of their childhood and teenage years especially around focus and learning. Healthy fats are also essential for so many additional functions within our and our children's body such as energy, metabolism health, absorbing The post Healthy Fats & Healthy Snacks for Learning & Focus appeared...
Healthy Back for a Healthy Back to School16 Aug 2016 | 4:53 pmSchool Physical – Check; Dental Screen – Check; Vision Screen – Check; Subluxation and Posture Screen – ??? It's that time of year again, when we are preparing our kids for back to school. This means all the health and wellness checks and physicals need to be up to date. When was the last time you had your child's posture and nervous system checked? How about being checked for subluxations? Today, Dr. Jennifer Thompson, a pediatric chiropractor serving the greater Des Moines communities, is discussing why getting your child's posture checked is so important for their overall health. She will The post Healthy Back for a Healthy Back to School appeared first on Des Moines Parent.
Brain, Child Magazine
Sometimes, I Yell12 Aug 2016 | 3:54 am� i started studying yoga and meditation when my boys were still young. I used to joke that I'd still yell at them, but at 5:00 pm rather than 4:00 pm. By Diane Lowman My mother was a screamer. If she thought we did not hear her, did not understand her, or did not change our behavior quickly enough, she just shouted louder. I know, now, that she shrieked to be heard. To be acknowledged. It had nothing to do with toys on the floor or the still-full dishwasher. I, beaten down by the raised volume, vowed to be different. To speak softly, without the big stick. But, as often is the case with parenting traits, we inherit them, whether we want them or not. My outbursts may have been neither as frequent nor...
Get a Real Job11 Aug 2016 | 4:26 amBy Rachel Pieh Jones Minnesota winters are brutal on stay-at-home mothers with young children. It is so hard to get outside. Slippery sidewalks, slushy roads, kids who take twenty minutes to get bundled up and only then announce, "I have to pee!" The winter my twins were infants, I felt nearly suffocated by the early darkness, the cold, the isolation. I needed to exercise and to get out of the house. I started taking the twins to the Mall of America. It was a thirty minute drive on a non-snowy day and the mall had four floors, each an entire mile in circumference. I never shopped, we couldn't afford anything but diapers and the basic groceries that supplemented our WIC coupons. I walked. The mall was...
This Is Where You Belong10 Aug 2016 | 6:38 amBy Beth Eakman Book Review: This Is Where You Belong by Melody Warnick (Viking 2016) After years of serial relocation, Melody Warnick and her professor husband, Quinn, thought they'd found a permanent home in Austin, Texas. They had two young daughters now, so they bought a house, made friends, and settled in. But only two years later, Quinn was offered his dream job in Blacksburg, VA, and the family was on the move, again. Warnick, a freelance journalist who's written for publications like Parents, O: The Oprah Magazine, and Psychology Today for a decade or so, found herself in a quandary familiar to moms. What was best for her kids—putting down roots—made her want to run. She did not love the...
Beach Days10 Aug 2016 | 4:04 amBy Sarah Bousquet In July I take my daughter to her first swimming lesson. We walk from our house down to the beach, where a young instructor and a few other neighborhood 2-year-olds meet. Tiny feet trod the path of my youth, hedge-lined, the bricks sprouting crabgrass. It's the same beach where I spent every summer of my childhood. The same beach where my dad grew up. A history stretching back seventy years. I never expected, after all this time, to return to my hometown, but here we are, in a house that wakes to salt air and birdsong, a stone's throw from memory. My daughter is a little fish, just like me. She runs into the waves unafraid, despite encounters with small crabs, barnacled rocks, slippery...
Raising My Black Son9 Aug 2016 | 4:21 amBy Suanne Schafer Twenty years ago, I adopted an interracial child—I'll call him M—thinking a mother's love could overcome all barriers, even racial ones. Twenty years later, I'm not sure I did my son any favors. I'm a white mom trying to figure out how to raise a black child in a hostile—and potentially lethal—environment. M came up for adoption during my fourth year of medical school, the unwanted love child of a sixteen-year-old white mother and a black seventeen-year-old father. Unable to take her mixed-race baby home to her blue-collar family, the young woman kept her pregnancy secret from everyone except her mother then gave the baby up for adoption. My family was tickled to have a...
Family Vacations US
Celebrate the Old West in Cheyenne, Wyoming24 Aug 2016 | 2:41 amCheyenne offers families an experience that is truly unique. It embodies the spirit of the Old West but there is more to this iconic destination than just boots and spurs. (Although there's plenty of that.) Here's a great way for families to sample Cheyenne's Old West spirit. Cheyenne Gunslingers See gunfights, western skits, and other Wild West activities in Gunslinger Square, 15th & Pioneer, in downtown Cheyenne. Along with their shoot outs, the Gunslingers relate some local history during their shows, provide comic relief. Every performance begins with a safety demonstration. All of the shows are family-oriented and free. You'll have a lot of excitement and laughs....
Fort Matanzas National Monument22 Aug 2016 | 5:44 amThis is a guest post written by Kristina Mobley Similar to Isle Royale National Park in Michigan, Fort Mantanzas requires visitors to travel by boat. Located just outside of St. Augustine, Florida, the oldest city in the United States, you can take a step back into history. The History of Fort Mantanzas Imagine the fever of discovery with constant battles for land in the New World. Florida, like countless other areas, was a field of conflict. Once St. Augustine was discovered and claimed, they built forts to guard the city from pirates, raiders, and other countries. Fort Mantanzas watched the southern river for any approaching ships. Over time, the need of protecting the river diminished and this fort...
Our National Parks Round-Up20 Aug 2016 | 9:09 pmWe have had a great time, sharing our National Park knowledge with you. Hopefully, you have found it to be useful and you will put it to work! Start with the sites close to your home and work from there. There are so many National Parks that it will take a long time to conquer them all. In case you missed any of the posts here is a round up of all of the parks that we covered during the month of August, the 100th anniversary of the parks coming into existence. We haven't even begun to scratch the surface of all of the parks that there are to visit, but we'd like to think that one day we will! In no particular order, here are the parks that we covered this month! Our National Parks Coverage: Fun Things to do...
Fun Things to Do in Yellowstone National Park for Families19 Aug 2016 | 12:00 amYellowstone National Park is huge, covering more than two million acres across Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. It was not only the first national park in the United States but also the first national park in the world. Without Yellowstone and the precedent it created, beautiful wilderness areas like Yosemite may have become a luxury development and, without the example our first national park set, many of the world's protected lands may have otherwise been exploited. If Yellowstone is on your vacation to-do list, take a look at 10 things to do for family fun at Yellowstone National Park. Stay in the park or as close as you can to the park entrance There are 9 in-park lodging facilities as well as...
Visiting Lincoln's Boyhood Home17 Aug 2016 | 9:07 pmThis is a guest post written by Kristina Mobley Growing up, I remember learning about our national history and the impact that Abraham Lincoln had. We reviewed everything from his birth to his death. So, in order to get a greater understanding, we took a day trip to a local national park – Lincoln's Boyhood Home. Fun fact, Lincoln grew up in southern Indiana. Indiana National Park: Lincoln's Boyhood Home When you first pull up, you notice that it's a settlement nestled in a field surrounded by woods. Although this historical farm doesn't have any original buildings from Lincoln's time, it has been recreated to represent the era. Also, this National Park is on four of the original 160 acres owned...
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Reading and Writing Skills Every 1st Grader Needs #BacktoSchool25 Aug 2016 | 1:00 amReading and writing are very important for your first grader. Your child was taught the basics back in kindergarten, but now that first grade is here, you can expect even more emphasis to be placed on the language arts. This year, your child will be taught reading and writing skills that every first grader needs […]
22 Rules for Teachers of the Past #BacktoSchool24 Aug 2016 | 5:38 pmRules for teachers of the past were a touch more strict than the rules those our teachers of today must follow. Here are two examples of rules for teachers of a bygone era. 1872 Rules for Teachers Teachers each day will fill lamps, clean chimneys. Each teacher will bring a bucket of water and a […]
Safety tips to discuss with your teens24 Aug 2016 | 1:00 pmThe sales are over, the school buses are back on the road, and teachers are settling into their classrooms. Our children are catching up with the friends they have missed over the summer, teachers are getting to know their new students and parents are settling down into the term-time routines. It is a fun time […]
5 #BacktoSchool Tips to Make Life Easier for First Graders24 Aug 2016 | 11:00 amBack to School is always a time of excitement, upheaval and trepidation and going back to school can be hard on the kids too! Is your child heading into first grade this year? There are some things you can do to make life a little easier on your first grader when they go back to school. […]
#BacktoSchool – Tips for a Healthier School Year24 Aug 2016 | 1:00 am4 tips for healthier school year Packing a back-pack the proper way, wearing the right types of clothing to food safety for packed lunches, keeping your kids healthy throughout the school year doesn't have to be a big deal! These four tips will help to keep your kids healthier this school year – and are […]
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Best Buy Tech Home in Mall of America23 Aug 2016 | 7:46 amHave you thought about all the way that modern technology can help make your home more convenient. Best Buy is bringing the latest in home technology to their new Tech Home in the Mall of America. Upon visiting, you can touch and try smart home technology products in a homelike environment. Best Buy Tech Home Presenting sponsor, Samsung SmartThings, shows you how you can make life easier with modern technology — and control and monitor it from anywhere… using your smartphone. Through live demos and expert Blue Shirt and Geek Squad Agents, you can learn how to fully bring your own connected home to life. Not to mention, Best Buy's Geek Squad Agents can bring the experience to life by getting your...
New Herdez Instant Refried Beans Perfect for Serving at Any Meal19 Aug 2016 | 12:00 pmWhen I think about the traditional Mexican meals I enjoy, I can't think of a single one that doesn't include a side of refried beans. In fact. my dad insists on having beans with every meal. Refried beans are a staple for breakfast, lunch and dinner in Mexican dishes. Now, Herdez® Instant Refried Beans make it even easier to prepare your family's favorite dishes at home with home-cooked taste in a restaurant quality serving. Mexican Pizza In just 5 minutes, the new Herdez® Instant Refried Beans can be on the table and ready to eat. In today's busy world and need for instant gratification, that means convenience! Plus, you can find the refried beans in four great flavors to suit any of your mealtime...
What Parents Need to Know About Invisalign Teen19 Aug 2016 | 10:30 amWhen Jaden began her Invisalign Teen treatments, I felt pretty informed before going in. Partnering with Invisalign, I had traveled to San Jose to visit their corporate offices and really learn all I could about the product. I read up on all of the available documents and watched as many videos as I could. Therefore, I was confident in the process and knew it would be perfect for improving her smile. But, not every parent has that kind of opportunity. What Parents Need to Know About Invisalign Teen Now, Invisalign Teen does an incredible job laying out the facts and passing along information to parents. And as we start the last phase of Jaden's treatment, I feel like I can better understand and share what...
Big Fat Notebook Gives You Notes from Smartest Kid in Class17 Aug 2016 | 12:22 pmThis past weekend, we had an "official" graduation to middle school moment when Jaci moved up at church. Considering we homeschool, the transition "in the classroom" is not quite as apparent for us. But, making that move over to youth was a big step for her. For Jaden as well because that now means they are both in middle school! Big Fat Notebook Fortunately, through a partnership with Workman Publishing, we are prepared at home to begin our studies with the Big Fat Notebook. Basically, these five books are the only books you need for each main subject taught in middle school: Math, Science, American History, English Language Arts, and World History. Imagine you were given the notes of the best...
What the Elderly Should Never Wear, and Other Stupid Advice13 Aug 2016 | 6:18 amApparently, it has been nearly fifteen years since the last time it was appropriate for me to wear short dresses, hoop earrings, or leopard print, including (I presume) leopard print in the previously-thought-to-be-innocuous accessory format. I am 45 years old. I really had no idea. I have learned this, however – this and much, much more – thanks to a spate of helpful lists that have all but filled my Facebook feed. These lists offer women over 30 a variety of pointers regarding all of the things they are doing wrong, or might do wrong, or might consider doing wrong in the future. It is probably my own fault. You click on one thing, and . . . well, even at this advanced age I know that the...
So This Is Where We Are, Now7 Aug 2016 | 6:57 amLate night phone calls are the worst. Everyone knows this. They don't call you in the middle of the night to tell you you've gotten that big promotion or won the Publisher's Clearinghouse Sweepstakes. It's rarely ever a friend calling just to chat, or if it is, you should stab that friend immediately. So, right. Late night phone calls are never good. Late night phone calls from my dad's nursing home are even worse than that, and not because I'm worried something bad might happen to him. Quite the opposite. I mean, I worry about him in a general sense, but never once has it occurred to me that something might happen to my dad that would result in a late-night phone call. If you knew my dad,...
Eating Competence, Part I22 Jul 2016 | 8:14 amSo I've gained a little weight. When I say "a little," I mean somewhere in the range of 30 pounds over the past two years. That was on top of the roughly 20 extra pounds I've been cushioned with since 2009, when my youngest child was born. None of these pounds have come easily. No, they've been the result of hours, maybe whole days spent counting calories, points, steps and serving sizes. I've exercised nearly every day. I've read books and magazines. Several times I've ordered a medium DQ Blizzard instead of a large. Clearly, my methods are coming up short. This shouldn't be surprising. It's been shown again and again that food restriction – or dieting, in its many forms – does not...
Flicker and Fade10 Jul 2016 | 5:54 amIn the beginning, the flickering is so subtle that it's almost subliminal. A forgotten word, a moment of confusion; nothing that can't be chalked up to something else. A senior moment. My dad and I were talking one day, and he started a sentence with, "My wife says…" As if maybe I wasn't familiar with his wife. "You mean, Mummy?" I asked. "Yeah," he said. "Right." He looked momentarily confused but recovered nicely. "So Mummy said…" Well, that was weird, I thought, but then we moved on, the conversation got back to whatever it was supposed to be about, and, whatever. He'd always been a little goofy. "It's not like Daddy was ever normal," I remember saying...
I Will Smile When You Find a Way to Amuse Me, Pal3 Jul 2016 | 4:49 am"I just like to smile – smiling's my favorite!" That is not me talking. That is Will Ferrell playing Buddy in the movie Elf. I would never say such a thing, at least not seriously, but I smile every time I hear it in the movie because it is cute and amusing. I smile at a lot of cute and amusing things. You know what isn't cute and amusing? When people tell me to smile for no reason other than I guess they feel it is a nice way to spread good cheer. Or perhaps they have taken a job as the new Commissioner of Facial Expressions. I don't know. It is truly all a mystery to me. It's not like I never smile. As I've already said, I smile when things are cute or amusing; once in a while I even smile...
Kids Safety Network
Happy Meal Fitness Bands Recalled After Kids Were Left With Burns25 Aug 2016 | 6:11 amMcDonald's is recalling millions of fitness bands that had been given away in Happy Meals after complaints that they burnt children. The fast-food chain said last week that it would stop distributing the bands in Happy Meals. Now it's recalling 29million of them in the U.S., and 3.6million in Canada. The company, based in Oak Brook, Illinois, received more than 70 reports of incidents after children wore the bands, including seven reports of blisters, according to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Casey Collyar, a mother from Arkansas, claimed her son had been burned by the device and posted pictures of a red mark on her child's arm. She wrote on Facebook: 'If your kids have this happy meal toy do...
Build Your Own DIY Baby/Pet Safety Gate24 Aug 2016 | 7:18 amHowdy! About a month or so ago, we swapped a couple rooms on the first floor of our house (former playroom became office, former wasted space room became playroom). The new playroom was off the front entry, and had a large opening that we needed to barricade. French doors would have been a great solution EXCEPT they are pricey, and I didn't really want to close the room off entirely. And to buy a gate for that width?? Forget it! So expensive, and I really didn't even like the smaller ones we already had. Enter my genius hubby. I used to tease him about not being very handy, but I have to say…he's really coming around. He fabricated this DIY GATE (Baby or Pet…take your choice!) and it...
New Vaccination Law Sent Home Hundreds Of CA Children Today23 Aug 2016 | 5:30 amParents can no longer use personal or religious beliefs as a reason not to have their kids immunized. Scores of California students may be sent home on their first day of school because of a new vaccine law that took effect this year. The new state law took effect July 1. Now, parents can no longer use personal or religious beliefs as a reason not to have their kids immunized. This school year, kindergartners and seventh graders must show proof of immunizations. Monday WAS the first day of school for kids in Oakland. Hundreds of them were expected to be sent home. "There could be a few hundred kids that are not immunized and so we'll be encouraging them as quickly as possible to get out there," said...
Loyal Dog Dies Saving Baby From Baltimore House Fire23 Aug 2016 | 5:08 amThis week a heartbreaking story emerged of a loyal family dog saving a baby from a fire. A Baltimore family's dog is being hailed as a hero for saving their eight-month-old daughter's life. However, the dog didn't make it. Erika Poremski went to her car Sunday night when she turned back to find her house engulfed in flames. She could hear her 8-month-old daughter Viviana inside. Firefighters got into the house quickly and came back out with Viviana. They found Poremski's dog, Polo, in the room with the baby – he was covering her with his body. "That way nothing got to her. She only had burns on her side because of it," Poremski said. "He stayed with her the whole time in the bedroom and wouldn't...
Stricter Parenting Results In Children Being Effective Liars23 Aug 2016 | 4:53 amAre you a strict, obedience-oriented parent, or are you more of a liberal, independence-fostering mother or father? If you're more the former than the latter, then science may have some bad news for you – your authoritarian tendencies are turning your children into liars. According to research by Victoria Talwar, a renowned expert on children's social-cognitive development at McGill University, strict parenting tends to result in offspring that really know how to deceive. By producing an atmosphere of inevitable punishment for any wrongdoing, the children of these parents learn how to lie in order to escape any punitive measures for their nefariousness. Talwar and her colleagues developed a test...
Cool Last Names HQ
Last Names Starting With Z15 Aug 2016 | 5:54 amList of the Most Common Last Names starting with "Z" ZZ ZantZamora ZavaroniZapata ZedilloZaragoza ZellerZarate ZelterZavala ZimmermanZeigler ZmichZeller ZookZepeda ZubarryZhang ZielinskiZiegler ZZ ZimmermanZamarron ZookZambelli ZunigaZambito ZallZambo ZalmanZambon ZaloudekZamboni ZaluskiZambrana ZamanZambrano ZamaniZammit ZamarripaZamora The post Last Names Starting With Z appeared first on Cool Last Names HQ.
Last Names Starting With Y15 Aug 2016 | 5:30 amList of the Most Common Last Names starting with "Y" YY YatesYoast YetiYob YippYocham YogoYochem YostYochim YoungerYochum YocumYock YoderYockel YodiceYockey YoakumYocom YY YamamotoYi YanceyYoder YanezYoo YangYoon YarbroughYork YatesYost YazzieYoung YbarraYoungblood YeagerYounger YeeYount The post Last Names Starting With Y appeared first on Cool Last Names HQ.
Last Names Starting With X15 Aug 2016 | 5:28 amList of the Most Common Last Names starting with "X" XX XavierXiong XanderXie XandersXin XavierXing XenakisXiong XenosXu XiXue XiaXiang Xiao � The post Last Names Starting With X appeared first on Cool Last Names HQ.
Last Names Starting With W15 Aug 2016 | 5:24 amList of the Most Common Last Names starting with "W" WW Wadd (British surname)Whitner WagnerWight WainwrightWilde WallaceWinchell WalshWinchester WarrickWinters WatsonWinthrop WeaverWire WellsWitt WexlerWixx WW WenzelWetzel WernerWhalen WertzWhaley WesleyWharton WestWhatley WestbrookWheat WesterWheatley WestfallWheaton WestmorelandWheeler WestonWhelan The post Last Names Starting With W appeared first on Cool Last Names HQ.
Last Names Starting With V15 Aug 2016 | 5:21 amList of the Most Common Last Names starting with "V" VV ValaValdes ValachovicValdespino ValadeValdez ValadezValdivia ValasekValdivieso ValbuenaValdovinos ValcarcelVale ValcourtValek ValderValen ValderramaValencia VV ValencianoValenza ValencicValenzano ValentValenzuela ValentaValera ValenteValeri ValentiValeriano ValentinValerio ValentineValerius ValentiniValero ValentinoValery The post Last Names Starting With V appeared first on Cool Last Names HQ.
Blog – What Ali Sees
Ali Saw It (pt 7): What's New in Family Travel This Week19 Aug 2016 | 5:18 amWhat's New in Family Travel This Week? So, what's new in family travel this week? Well, for this week's Ali Saw It, I have compiled the most inspiring (or unusual) family travel blogs I've enjoyed reading this week. If you are an experienced family adventurer, or someone who has just dreamed of taking the family on […] The post Ali Saw It (pt 7): What's New in Family Travel This Week appeared first on What Ali Sees.
Why You Must Visit William Ricketts Sanctuary With Kids16 Aug 2016 | 12:08 pmThis weekend we took a little road trip out of Melbourne into the Dandenong Ranges to William Ricketts Sanctuary… Surprisingly, I've lived in Melbourne for 11 years and had never heard of this place. But after reading a blog post by Smiths Holiday Road I felt like I needed to see it for myself. The blog author, Bron suggested that […] The post Why You Must Visit William Ricketts Sanctuary With Kids appeared first on What Ali Sees.
A Guide to Melbourne's Most Fun Toy Store: Toot Toot Toys14 Aug 2016 | 12:31 pmA Guide to Toot Toot Toys – Melbourne's Most Fun Toy Store Are you looking for something different to do with kids in Melbourne? Parents in Melbourne are pretty spoiled for choice when it comes to family friendly activities. So, I shouldn't have been surprised when I stumbled upon Toot Toot Toys. But make sure that you […] The post A Guide to Melbourne's Most Fun Toy Store: Toot Toot Toys appeared first on What Ali Sees.
Ali Saw It: What's New in Family Travel this Week11 Aug 2016 | 11:53 amWhat's New in Family Travel This Week? So, what's new in family travel? Well, for this week's Ali Saw It, I have compiled the most useful and informative family travel blogs I've enjoyed reading this week. If you are an experienced family adventurer, or someone who has just dreamed of taking the family on a trip, […] The post Ali Saw It: What's New in Family Travel this Week appeared first on What Ali Sees.
Making Memories at Melbourne Zoo10 Aug 2016 | 5:37 amMaking Memories at Melbourne Zoo As a kid, my Mum took me to Sydney's Taronga Zoo every year. What I looked forward to most about these visits, apart from the breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour, was that each experience was always different. We never knew what animals would be playful, sleeping, feeding or hiding during […] The post Making Memories at Melbourne Zoo appeared first on What Ali Sees.


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1 room, 2 adults
1/a Bridge Street, Colchester, England, CO6 1NP, United Kingdom, 800-491-6126
White Hart Hotel, Colchester
3-star hotel in Colchester with restaurant, bar/lounge
- Free WiFi in lobby and free parking
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- 18 guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Rooftop terrace
- Business center
- Air conditioning
- Meeting rooms
- Tour/ticket assistance
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- Hair dryer
- Coffee/tea maker
- DVD player
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free self parking
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- Colchester Zoo (8.1 mi / 13.1 km)
- Braintree Public Gardens (6 mi / 9.7 km)
- East Anglian Railway Museum (7 mi / 11.2 km)
- Benton Hall Golf and Country Club (7.8 mi / 12.5 km)
- Towerlands Park Golf Course (7.9 mi / 12.8 km)
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White Hart Hotel, Colchester
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- This hotel has 18 rooms
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
There is no front desk at this property. To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property ahead of time using the information on the booking confirmation.
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- Government-issued photo ID required
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- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free self parking
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A beautiful, characterful hotel with tastefully modern facilities, in picture postcard rural village in wonderful countryside. Service was helpful, friendly and fun.
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A one night stay for a family wedding. We arrived at 15.00 hrs and left the following morning after a good breakfast.
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Nicely re-furbished
The recent refurbishment has made the hotel much more welcoming and has been done very well. The public areas, restaurant and bar areas are now very nicely decoreated and refurbished with new furniture and the rooms have all been redecoreated and bathrooms up-graded. The hotel overall is very much improved
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Quickly and easily view your live Cloud Camera feeds and manage your Cloud Routers from anywhere using a Wi-Fi or 3G/4G connection. Whether you're at the office, having an evening out, or away on vacation, the mydlink Lite app gives you access to your Cloud Cameras, Cloud Routers and NVR even when you're on-the-go.
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- View live video from your Cloud Camera, including a full-screen view. iPad users may purchase the mydlink+ app for multiple camera viewing.
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- Support remote viewing period of five minutes in relay mode. Helpful 60 second left countdown timer.
- Touch and drag to move your view around for non-PT cameras. Pinch to zoom in/out.
- Toggle camera's view modes between Night mode, Day mode, and Automatic mode.
- After initial settings on the mydlink website, you can enable/disable motion/sound detection from the app for supported cameras.
- You can talk back with 2-way audio support (for DCS-942L, DCS-5211L, DCS-5222L, DCS-2132L, DCS-2310L, DCS-7010L, DCS-6010L), and cameras will mute their microphones to avoid feedback during two-way audio communication.
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Not a store and not really Cobourg. It's a Northumberland based business but nevertheless it will be a loss to Cobourg. Owner/operator Chris Pelletier has been seen many times around Cobourg (and other towns). He was born in Northumberland and nine years ago he started a Community News and Information Portal for Northumberland. Based in Hastings, Chris travelled the county and wrote some news stories himself plus he included other stories with due credit - much like portals like Yahoo. He is moving to Winnipeg – because his wife's career takes him there - and on September 1st, 2016, his site is scheduled to shut down.
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Over the past year or so, Cobourg Council has mentioned Holdco as a source of funds – that's basically the dividend from the ownership of Lakefront Utilities Inc. (LUI) together with interest payments on the $7,000,000 demand note from LUI to the Town (at 7.25%). Rather than being free, these monies are actually the result of increased charges for electricity delivery that are paid by all electricity users in Cobourg. The Cobourg Taxpayer's Association (CTA) has repeatedly asked for detailed financial reports and justifications but they have not been forthcoming – or at least it's not clear how to find them. The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) oversees rates charged by Electrical Utilities and they say that "Utilities must apply for a full review of their rates every five years" and LUI has done just that. CTA has taken the opportunity to ask OEB for intervenor status in the hearings even though the OEB says the requested increase would only be typically $1.15 per month. The CTA request has been granted and hearings are now in progress. The other intervenors are Energy Probe and VECC (Vulnerable Energy Consumers Coalition)
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It's not just in Toronto and Vancouver, but also in Cobourg - prices are going up and many houses are selling fast. Local Real Estate Agent Dave Chomitz says that of two houses put up for sale, one will sell quickly. He points to low supply as the cause of the fast selling and even multiple bids. But the average price of housing in the area has increased. Statistics are gathered by the Northumberland Hills Association of REALTORS so there are few numbers that apply just to Cobourg but they do say that median house prices have gone up 21% in Cobourg over the last year.
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Candy Thibeau, the owner, says she can't afford to "keep pouring thousands of dollars each and every season into a line and cross my fingers that all business owners will remain ethical and find another line to order from." She says that she relies on offering unique items but other local store owners are finding out what line she is offering then go do the same. Her business model relies on offering "what you could not find anywhere else" – she calls this copying "unethical".
King Street Summer 2016 Update
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The CDCI West building was not wanted by the Town, the County or any other government agencies so it was put up for sale. Bids closed July 21 – no word yet on any result. The Quigley lot, complete with approved development plans, is still for sale at $2.5M and the 22 Queen Street property (also with approved plans) is still up for sale at $1M. The Park Theatre continues to slide into disrepair with about $130K owing in taxes (more below). Because of the interest in the health of Downtown businesses, I have listed the status of closed stores and businesses on King Street from Spring to Victoria Park.
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Cobourg's music community is showing their generosity by holding a benefit concert on Wednesday August 17 for local musician Saskia Tomkins. Saskia has been diagnosed with an auto-immune disorder called ITP (Idiopathic thrombocytopenia) which means that her spleen is killing her blood platelets. On August 17 Saskia will have her spleen removed and hopefully that will sort out her problem. The Benefit Concert is meant to help keep the wolf from the door for a few weeks while she undergoes and recovers from surgery. The musicians are donating their time and talent.
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Last weekend, Cobourg Police conducted a "'zero-tolerance' enforcement initiative along the waterfront." On August 8, Deputy Chief Paul VandeGraaf announced the initiative and said that police were able to lay 38 charges as they searched "the beach and parks for any infractions of the Liquor License Act, Town By-Laws and other related legislation." Their success was no doubt helped by the fact that the Police were in plain clothes and not on Segways.
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In March 2014, Council received the final report on a Transit Study that had been commissioned. It was quite comprehensive (see link below) and amongst other things, it recommended a fare increase. At the Council meeting on Monday August 8, the fees charged for various items in the town were up for approval (more on this below) and these included Transit Fares. Both John Henderson and Brian Darling wanted to know why the recommendations in the three year old study were not being followed – notably the fare increase. There have been some minor changes in the Transit system but mostly the study has been shelved. John wanted the study "looked at"; Brian did not dispute that prices might need to stay unchanged but wanted this to be a conscious decision and agreed by Council.
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In February 2016, Council decided to buy a "beach mat"; that's a strip of plastic laid over the sand and it's intended to make the beach more "accessible". That means it will be easier for people in wheelchairs, those using walkers and parents with strollers to make it to the water. It was installed Tuesday, August 9, and cost $13,000. Judging from usage on Wednesday, it was an immediate success – but mostly for regular people who seem to prefer it to walking on the sand – too hot maybe? See photo below.
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Council tonight passed a bylaw governing how a Council vacancy would be filled. With the recent resignation of Theresa Rickerby, Council selected Aaron Burchat without the benefit of a spelled out policy but now they have one. And they may be using it before long – Larry Sherwin confirmed to me that his house in Cobourg is up for sale and IF it sells, he will quit both his job and council and move to Kingston where he would be nearer family.
Victoria Square Report
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In April 2016, a committee was formed to oversee Phase 4 (that is, completion) of the Victoria Square project. That's the area that includes Victoria Hall – King to Albert bounded by Second and Third streets. A contract was awarded to the landscape architect who worked on Phases one to three, Miriam Mutton. She is reporting on the two recommended Phase 4 options at the Council meeting on Monday afternoon. These will then be presented to the public for a choice. At this point, no cost estimates are available.


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The reason I ask is I owned COD Black Op's less than 30 mins and was using Single player Zombie trainer and they banned my whole online access and that's only way to play Zombies. I want to buy Pay Day 2 but afraid to take chance on using trainer for Single player missions. I cannot really play Multi Player due to Disabilities and cannot afford to lose another $30 due to trainer use due to fact I live on SSI. Any Help would be greatly appreciated I actually bought Payday 2 but am requesting refund for I am scared to try and noticed Steam Compatibility Tool no longer working prolly from misuse.
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