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ID#4869 The Anglican Parish of Euroa
1A Clifton Street
Euroa, Victoria 3666
Located behind St Paul's Anglican Church, Euroa, Victoria
The Reverend Patti Matthews
Patti Matthews
Completed 6th February 2012
-36.755255° Lat.; 145.574433° Long.
ID#7238 Euroa Secondary College
Artistic Installation; School or Educational Centre
The coloured bricks that mark the path each contain a unique personal mandala/circular design. These bricks were carved and handglazed by approx 400 school children and community members over a school term. The project was funded by a Victorian Department
Cambell St.
Euroa is a small town in North Eastern Victoria. It is two hours drive from the Melbourne CBD.
Suzie Bates
Email: suziehigherground@gmail.com
Suzie Bates/Fiona Cooper/Lisa Shortridge
Suzie Bates/Fiona Cooper/Euroa S.C students
ID#5561 Labyrinth Lane
Hotel, Guest House or B+B; Private Garden or Property; Retreat or Conference Centre
110 Gardenvale Road
Gardenvale, Melbourne, Victoria 3185
Bayside Melbourne - 15 minutes by train on Sandringham line to Gardenvale Station then 5 minutes walk or 15 minutes drive from CBD along St Kilda Road, turn left at Gardenvale Road, one before North Road intersection. We are 100 metres along in one of Melbourne's hidden laneways!
Phone: 61 407553386
Email: info@labyrinthlane.com
http://www.labyrinthlane.com
Open to the public: first Sunday of each month: 7-11am & 1-3pm - first Sunday following Solstice & Equinox for a twilight walk
Please email for details and also for onsite accommodation.
Chartres style 7 circuit
Ross MacKinnon & Geoff Rodda
ID#8183 St Francis Xavier Cathedral
Labyrinth - St Francis Xavier Cathedral
56 Cathdral Ave
Geraldton WA 6530
Located in the Cathedral Forecourt
Gerry Eastman
Email: monsignorhawes@gmail.com
http://monsignorhawes.com
Fr Robert Cross together with Cathedral Project Architect, John Taylor
Crothers Construction
ID#5666 Jen Trevenen
30 Aspen Road
Gidgegannup, Western Australia 6083
Jen Trevenen
Phone: 0895-746220 Mobile: 0429-207764
Email: jennis@reachnet.com.au
Jen and family
ID#7555 Wendi Rose Reiki
24 McIntyres Road
Gin Gin, Queensland 4671
Just north of Gin Gin turn right into Damascus Road. Follow it up and over the water channel. You'll come to a road on the left called McIntyres Road. We are the second gate on the right #24. Head straight down the driveway, not to the house on the left.
Wendi Guy
Email: skywendi33@yahoo.com
https://www.facebook.com/Wendi-Rose-Reiki-Crystal-Healing-808748162622981/
gold coin donation
ID#6224 St Faith's Anglican Church
St Faith's Labyrinth
4-8 Charles Street
Glen Iris, Victoria 3146
St Faith's Parish Office Pash
Phone: 61 3 98895086
Email: office@stfaiths.org
http://www.stfaiths.org
Gobarup, Victoria 3559
The labyrinth is located in the North Central region of Victoria approximately 40km NE of Heathcote in the Goldfields region.
Meg Phillips
Email: meg@megphillips.com.au
http://megphillips.com.au
Contact me for availability and precise location
15 metres across, approx 600 steps
ID#5721 Anglican Parish of Gosford
3 Mann Street
Gosford 2250
Alex Nouragas
Email: anggos@bigpond.net.au
http://anggos.com.au
Usually open Monday-Thursday 9am - 3pm and on weekends when times may vary. Please call to check, as the church space is used a lot by community groups as well as the church community
12.6 metres
ID#7443 High Country Maze
Public Park or Garden; Tourist Attraction
678 Piries Goughs Bay Rd
Goughs Bay, Victoria 3723
Tracey Shipley
Email: dean@highcountrymaze.com.au
https://www.highcountrymaze.com.au/
Weekends from the Victorian School holidays until the Queen's birthday weekend other times for group bookings via appointment
4-circuit
Dean Shipley
ID#7250 Gifford Place Labyrinth
Gifford Place
Greenleigh, Queanbeyan, New South Wales 2620
Cedar Prest made this labyrinth from available materials on site after a workshop at Rachum
Lizzy Smith
Email: ithaca@netspeed.com.au
Cedar Prest
-35.35° Lat.; 149.24° Long.
ID#4751 Health 'n' Harmony
Labyrinth Meditation walkers; September 2011
22 Bradley Street
Grenfell 2810
From Sydney, take the Western highway to Bathurst and continue on the Mid-Western Highway to Cowra, and continue on this same highway until you reach the nearby town of Grenfell. Continue on the highway until you reach the Grenfell Caravan Park, turn right here into Bradley Street.
Christine Convery
Email: info@healthnharmonygrenfell.com
http://www.healthnharmonygrenfell.com
Christine and John Convery
$5pp
Angel Wing Labyrinth
Mr. Mark Healey
Three circuit labyrinth
Harwood Island, New South Wales 2465
Lynda Chisholm
Email: desmondd@optusnet.com.au
Dreampt
Des & Lynda
1/4 acre approx.
ID#7337 Melbourne Reiki Centre
Retreat or Conference Centre; Spa or Treatment Centre; Travelling Labyrinth
Melbourne Reiki Centre small classical labyrinth
105A Riversdale Rd
Hawthorn 3122
Our centre is located in Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia near the corner of Glenferrie & Riversdale Rds. We are a Meditation and Reiki Centre and use the 2 labyrinths we own in our meditation classes, private bookings, workshops and they are also available for hire.
Deborah Dalziel
Email: deb@melbournereikicentre.com.au
http://www.melbournereikicentre.com.au
There are two canvas labyrinths are available for hire from us or you can book with me via email and we can arrange for you to connect with the small one in our centre. Making an appointment is essential. Please do not turn up to see the labyrinths as we may be with other clients. Hire is available and bookings in our centre to walk the small labyrinth are possible during our opening hours. Hire can be arranged outside opening hours, please contact us for details. We include within the experience meditation and helpful guidelines for your personal walking experience.
varies based on use
5-circuit classical inspired pattern
Paths of Peace
commissioned and used since 2015
Melbourne Reiki Centre 20 foot labyrinth
Hawthorn, Victoria 3122
There are two canvas labyrinths are available for hire from us or you can book with me via email and we can arrange for you to connect with the small one in our centre. Making an appointment is essential. Please do not turn up to see the labyrinths as we may be with other clients. Bookings in our centre can be made to walk the small labyrinth during our opening hours. Hire can be arranged outside opening hours for both the 12 and 20 foot labyrinths, please contact us for details. Suitable for Adults and children.
Chartres style 7-circuit by Paths of Peace.
ID#4460 Healesville Labyrinth
Public Open Space; Public Park or Garden
Old Railway Station Park
Healesville, Victoria 3777
Old Railway Station Park, at the start of the Healesville-Kinglake Road.
https://www.facebook.com/healesvillelab
Concentric 7-circuit
Jon Coe Design
Excel Bruni
-37 39 22° Lat.; 145 30 5° Long.
ID#4726 Rainbird Lodge Garden and Labyrinth
8 Rainbird Close
Heatherbrae, New South Wales 2324
Two hours north of Sydney on the Pacific Highway
Joanne Gamer
Phone: 61 0412871798
Email: jgamer@tpg.com.au
Joanne and Graham Gamer
Semi circle classical labyrinth - grass path and flower beds.
35 x 25 meters
ID#6153 Heidelberg Repatriation Hospital
Jessie Mary Vasey Labyrinth, Founder of the War Widows Guild. The labyrinth's construction was funded by the War Widows Guild.
190 Banksia Street
Heidelberg West, Victoria
Entrance through gate 10 Banksia Street near the corner of Waterdale Road and Banksia Street. A classical style of labyrinth has an Australian look and feel. As you enter the labyrinth a stone mosaic of the southern cross provides a warm invitation to walk and the inset mosaic seating in the low height stone wall embracing the labyrinth offers an invitation to stay awhile. The mosaic seating, depicting flora and fauna of the seven Indigenous seasons were assembled by Alphington Primary School students.
Steven Wells
Email: Steven.Wells@austin.org.au
http://www.austin.org.au
Simon Normand and Indigenous elder Aunty Joy Wandin-Murphy
Simon Norman
Officially opened on the 11th November 2013
-37.7570094° Lat.; 145.0472855° Long.
ID#7886 Hervey Bay Botanical Gardens
Beautiful Hervey Bay Labyrinth
62-105 Elizabeth St., Urangan
Hervey Bay, Queensland 4655
The labyrinth is situated in the tranquil surroundings of the Botanical Gardens, a short walk from the our wonderful Chinese gardens. Our labyrinth is a 3 circuit structure, with ample space for disability access and is surrounded by beautiful native trees and feature a standing stone in its centre, for special occasions.
Customer Service Botanical Gardens
http://frasercoast.qld.gov.au
The Gardens are open 6.30 am to 8 pm daily
Zonta Club of Hervey Bay and the Fraser Coast Council
Hervey Bay Botanical Gardens
Labyrinth at Old Graham, Hovells Creek
3021 Frogmore Road
Hovells Creek NSW 2603
Private labyrinth behind locked gate
John & Liz Baker
Email: john@jreabaker.com.au
Open only on occasion of Open Garden events
The labyrinth is in a sheep paddock on the Old Graham property
Replica of 'Julian's Bower', a medieval turf labyrinth at Alkborough, Lincolnshire, UK, which has the same layout as the Chartres labyrinth
Stones laid out in a sheep paddock
-34 6 5.21° Lat.; 148 52 45.65° Long.


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Bigger, finer, but no less attention to detail for Hale in 2022
This year has seen us step up the size of projects we've won at Hale and work with architects that we have admired and wanted to work with for some time.
Two exclusive Surrey new builds
In the spring we secured two new build contracts in the Surrey countryside. The first, with international architectural practice, Ascot Design, is the largest private home we have constructed to date: a 9000 sq ft plot with 400 sq m of glazing, an open plan layout and contemporary finishes. Alongside garages to accommodate multiple vehicles and an outdoor swimming pool, the property will also include a basketball court and dedicated golf simulation room.
Our second Surrey new build project secured in the first quarter of 2022 is for a Scandi-inspired home designed by award winning architects, interior design and landscaping experts HollandGreen – another new architect relationship for us. With an emphasis on clean, modern lines and contemporary details, the 6,000 ft property incorporates several sustainable features including solar PV panels, smart home technology and an airtight, thermally efficient building envelope.
Attention to all details
This year has seen us continue our attention on the fine details of luxury building projects, not just the aesthetically eye catching and glamourous, but also the seemingly mundane and discreet. Adopting a fabric first approach using insulation and airtightness to prevent energy loss, and installing heat recovery ventilation systems for adequate ventilation, is our preferred approach for energy efficiency and wellbeing for the homeowner. It's one we are keen to stress as more important – and fundamentally more successful – than attention-grabbing 'bells and whistles' such as ground source heat pumps.
With the desire to include many contemporary hard surfaces in the home – from polished concrete floors to kitchen work tops – acoustics has also become an important focus in the design process of new builds and refurbishment projects, particularly those located in the city.
For the refurbishment and extension project in Ealing that we acquired in the summer, we are working with acoustics specialists to minimise external noise by excavating the inside length of the front wall to limit vibration from buses and reduce traffic noise from the main road location. Meanwhile, in the rear extension to the property, we are installing a BASWA acoustic system, fabricated using laminated composite layers of hemp and recycled materials, to create the sound-absorbent ceiling. The refurbishment also includes the installation of acoustic glazing.
Although such features don't have the same 'wow factor' as the spiral wine cellars, Italian bathroom tiles and cinema rooms we have also installed in properties this year, they really are the cornerstone of comfortable – and luxurious – living.
The year of garden rooms
Another key feature of our London refurbishment and extension projects in 2022 has been the addition of garden rooms. We returned to a property we had previously extended in Denmark Hill, South London, to further extend and refurbish the home and add a new art studio for the client, who is an illustrator. The room looks out onto the newly landscaped terraced garden, features a green roof, and has solar panels installed to generate energy for the whole house. We also added an Accoya-clad garden room to a property we have extended this year in Herne Hill. These rooms are much-desired additions to luxury homes following the surge in working from home since the pandemic, providing light-filled, creative spaces that are ideal for separating the living and working environment – without the pain of a commute.
The right people are paramount
We rely on a team of experts and carefully selected partners to deliver our projects, so establishing the right people is vital for us. We welcomed Contracts Manager, Christian Pond, back to the fold this year, after a brief hiatus. With more than 20 years construction experience and a meticulous attention to detail and client care throughout the design and build process, we are happy to see Christian back where he belongs! Alongside Christian, Contracts Manager Jos Gibson joined us from a London-based development company and brings with him a degree in Architecture as well as experience of heritage, new build and refurbishment project management. Claire Jenkins came on board as our Buyer, building critical relationships with suppliers and ensuring we have all the detailed information and materials in place for our portfolio of projects.
Looking to 2023
With the first year of 'normality' after the pandemic, we have been pleased with the calibre and range of new projects we've taken on this year and look forward to working with like-minded architects going forwards, on luxury homes with quality that lasts.
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Inspired by the very famous ballet "SWAN LAKE" by Čajkovskij, Palmiero interprets the character of the beautiful princess transformed into a swan by the spell of an evil sorcerer and much loved by Prince Siegfried. With this jewel Carlo Palmiero symbolically expresses the power of love. The beauty and the strength of the feeling that animates Odette, in the wait to become again the beautiful girl that she was, are evinced by the sensual movements of the design Unique piece, originated from a careful handwork. It is a brooch with a delicate design, conceived to be a jewel to wear and collect. A wax block is entirely hand-modelled, then decomposed into several parts: from the wings expertly perforated to express lightness, to the long and sinuous neck, to the head as realistic as possible and then assembled and set from the hands of expert artisans. A profound message of love and virtuosity for this masterpiece, on which designers and artisans have worked continuously for several months. Fully made of gold and covered by almost 29 carats of very precious white and black diamonds and yellow sapphires, that complete the magic of this beautiful jewel symbol of harmony, purity and innate elegance. A PALMIERO jewel.


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What is going on with the Omaha Lancers?
What is going on with the Omaha Lancers? – Additional Questions
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How long does a ice hockey game last?
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How much do NHL player skates cost?
What is going on with the Omaha Lancers? The coaching staff of the USHL's Omaha Lancers resigned Thursday and, according to sources, players are expected to boycott upcoming games amid massive budget cuts and outbursts by management which led to head coach Chadd Cassidy's departure from the team just four months after he was hired.
What league are the Omaha Lancers in?
United States Hockey League
Did the Lancers win last night? A 55 Shot Shutout By Kevin Pasche Lead The Lancers To A 1-0 Victory Over The Force.
What time is the Lancers game today? All Lancers Friday games are set for 7:05 PM and Saturday home games are scheduled to begin at 6:05 PM and Sunday games with a start time of 4:05 PM.
Omaha Lancers/Locations
A standard NHL game is 60 minutes long divided into three 20-minute periods. If a regular season game is tied, it goes to a five-minute overtime period where the first team to score wins the game.
1. Red Wings vs. Montreal Maroons: 176 minutes, 3 seconds (6 OTs)
Date: March 24, 1936.
Score: Red Wings 1, Maroons 0.
OT winner: Mud Bruneteau.
Round: Stanley Cup semifinal.
You should wear multiple layers to a hockey game or at least a pair of jeans, a long-sleeved t-shirt, and closed-toe shoes. Sweaters, jerseys, hats, gloves, scarves, wool socks, and hoodies are also good options. Professional games are around 60-65°F (15-18°C) and local rinks are colder than that.
First up we're looking at the '16 yard hit' or the '16' for short. The 16 yard hit is a free hit for the defense 16 yards (for those of us who live in the metric universe, that's 14.63 meters) from the base line after an opposing player hits the ball over the base line or commits a foul within the shooting circle.
How long do hockey games last in real time? From the moment of puck drop until the end of the game, you are looking at approximately 2.5 hours of game time. Some games may last longer (or shorter) depending on various circumstances mentioned below.
NHL games are 3 periods of 20 minutes each, plus two intermissions. The clock only runs while the puck is in play. At the end of regulation if the game is not tied, you're looking at 2.5 hours, plus or minutes a few minutes. Check nhl.com for more information.
A game of ice hockey is 60 minutes long, excluding overtime or shootout in professional hockey. The game is broken up into three periods, and this format is used in almost every level of hockey. However, periods can range from 12-20 minutes long, depending on the age group.
While regulation is sixty minutes across three periods, hockey fans can expect around 2.5 hours of entertainment when watching an NHL game. However, NHL playoff games may take more time due to the commercials and additional overtime periods.
What Time Should You Get to a Hockey Game? Many fans like to arrive at the game about 30 minutes before the puck drops. That'll give you time to find your seats, get your concessions—maybe purchase a little hockey attire—and settle in. Remember: an empty arena will be cooler than a full arena.
If you are going to a professional hockey game, the temperature in the arena will be between 60F (15C) and 65F (18C). You will be comfortable wearing a light jacket or hockey jersey. Whereas, recreational rinks are quite a bit colder and temperatures are often 55F (12C) or cooler and require heavier clothing options.
Play shall be resumed promptly following each intermission upon the expiration of fifteen minutes and thirty seconds (15:30) (or seventeen (17) minutes for nationally televised games) or a length of time designated by the League from the completion of play in the preceding period.
Some players will take a shower during the intermission to feel revitalized for the upcoming period. Other players choose to meditate, closing their eyes, staying silent and visualizing their success for the remainder of the game.
The reasons are obvious: Tape makes a stick easier to hold. Tape "softens" the blade, making it easier to corral a pass, lets the puck linger in your cagey control, or allows you to snap a precise wrister through the five-hole. Tape protects the blade, helping it survive the brunt of your cannonading slap shots.
Some players will sharpen very frequently, such as every 2-3 hours of ice time, while others go for an entire season without sharpening. If you're unsure of where to start, try getting them sharpened after 10 hours of ice time, and then adjust as you feel is necessary.
NHL players do not pay for their own equipment. Typically, manufacturers will pay NHL players and provide them with free gear in exchange for promotion.
Skates, which cost $700 per pair, are equally customizable. "Your skates and your stick are the most important part of your equipment," Davidson-Adams said. "These guys have to have full control because this is what wins championships — skates and sticks. If you can't skate and you can't shoot, you can't do much."
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Today i'm sharing all my favorite things from February.
Everybody, Always – This has been my favorite book i've read this year, so far. I highly recommend it.
Try Treats – I bought the monthly subscription service back at the end of December as a Christmas gift for the kids. We really have loved getting the treats from a different country every month. February we got treats from Ireland and they were fantastic!!
Teaching Textbooks – In February we switched my oldest son from Math-You-See to Teaching Textbooks and it's been wonderful. He was really struggling with Algebra 1, even after watching the DVD lesson he would end up needing tremendous help with his worksheets. Finally we decided to make the switch and it's been really great. He is understanding his math so much more!
That's all for my February favorites. I hope you enjoyed this blog post.


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In this photo provide by the Tierpark in Berlin, Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019, shows the female ice bear Tonya with her nameless cub. The young female ice bear was born on Dec. 1, 2018 at the Tierpark zoo in the German capital. (Tierpark Berlin via AP)
Berlin's polar bear cub growing fast, public debut soon
The bear was born Dec. 1 and weighed 8.5 kilograms at her first checkup
Feb. 26, 2019 6:10 a.m.
Berlin's Tierpark zoo says its polar bear cub is almost ready to be introduced to visitors.
The zoo on Tuesday released new photos of the as-yet-unnamed female cub and her mother, Tonja. The bear was born Dec. 1 and weighed 8.5 kilograms (18.7 pounds) by the time of her first medical checkup nearly two weeks ago.
Zoo director Andreas Knieriem says that keepers are very satisfied with the cub's development and Tonja is a good mother. Mother and daughter will probably make their first appearance in the bears' outside enclosure — and see visitors for the first time — in mid-March.
The Tierpark has the same management as Berlin's other zoo, which was home a decade ago to celebrity polar bear Knut.
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With a valid contact lens prescription, you as a consumer can buy your lenses from a number of different places—an eye care practitioner, optical chains like Lens Crafters, warehouses like Costco, online retailers, over the phone, or by mail.
If you choose not to buy your lenses from your eye care practitioner (ECP), it is up to you to be extremely aware of whom you are buying from. Contact lens sales are strictly regulated by the FDA and FTC (Federal Trade Commission), but not every retailer abides by these regulations. Find out the best places to buy contact lenses, below.
There are several things you should take into consideration before buying contact lenses. For example, your insurance company may offer you discounts or benefits when you buy from a specific seller, such as your eye care provider.
Coupons, rebates, and other deals offered by the seller, manufacturer, ECP, etc.
What Is The Importance of Having an Rx?
You cannot get into any legal trouble by purchasing contact lenses through any retailer without a prescription, but the retailer can. Still, many retailers continue to sell lenses to anyone who wants to buy them. To make sure your eyes remain healthy you should not order lenses with an expired prescription.
Also, it is not a good idea to stock up on lenses right before the prescription is about to expire because your eyes may already have changed. It is much safer to be rechecked by your eye-care practitioner.
If you have not had a check-up in the last year or two, you may have eye problems that you are not aware of. This could result in the wrong prescription being given to you, which could damage your eyes.
There are pros and cons to buying contact lenses from any source. Many people look for the best prices and deals, but it is also wise to consider availability, customer service, convenience, and insurance coverage.
Eye Care Practitioners offer professional services and bundled packages that include things like the office visits and care products. Prices can vary from one ECP to another, but some of them are able to sell you larger quantities at comparable prices and offer timely shipping. If you look hard enough, you should be able to find an ECP who offers such deals; you should also be able to find an office that is open later hours and on weekends.
Online Retailers allow you to buy at any time of day, any day of the week. This convenience can have consequences though, if you are not careful in your selection of a retailer. Only buy from an online retailer that you trust or that has very good reviews from a majority of its customers.
Online retailers can make mistakes and ship incorrect prescription contact lenses. Some have terrible customer service, and some may even try to cut costs by sending out almost-expired contact lenses.
Besides the huge risk you are taking, the other drawback is the extra expense of shipping your lenses. Plus, you will not have the convenience of getting them right away unless you pay extra money for overnight shipping.
Optical chains like Lens Crafters and Walmart are a great place to buy your contacts, since most locations are able to fit you for your lenses on-site. They also offer eye exams and usually have a large supply of lenses on site at affordable prices.
If you already have a current prescription and need lenses immediately, you can purchase your lenses right then and there. Another convenience is that these types of stores tend to be open later in the evening and on weekends.
The drawback to buying from these retailers is that they tend only to carry the most popular brands, and prescriptions that are not carried have to be ordered.
Big warehouses like Costco and Sam's Club have optical departments similar to those you find in the optical chains. They usually have an ECP on site, along with a wide variety of lenses, longer hours of operation, and the convenience of purchasing and receiving your lenses that day.
If you find a web site you think is illegally selling contact lenses, you should definitely report it to FDA or FTC. If you do not get the exact lenses you ordered, you should report the problem directly to the company that supplied them.
You should not have a problem like this buying from your ECP or from an optical chain or warehouse. Be careful of online retailers—there is no direct contact with the company, and getting the correct contact lenses can take hours of dealing with customer service.
Another important thing you should consider once you receive your lenses—and before you wear them—is the label. There are specific items that are required by law to be on the label. If any of these items are missing, you may have a problem.
It may seem like a lot of information to double check, but remember, it is your vision, not theirs. All these items are specifically regulated by the FTC, and a seller can get into a great deal of legal trouble if they are not properly labeling lenses.
It is also illegal for any seller to sell to you without a current or up-to-date contact lens prescription. Be wary of any contact lens retailer that does not verify your prescription. Such actions warrant FDA or FTC notification.
Do you have lenses in my prescription available right now?
How long will I have to wait for my lenses if they are not available now?
How much will my lenses cost, including costs for shipping and fitting?
If I do not want to buy from you, which places do you recommend I look?
What should I look for when comparing places to buy my contact lenses?
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Do you offer any rebates or coupons if I buy from you?


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I have a group box with radio buttons on a form, and I only want to select data in a database based on the radio button selection. I have made all my connections. How can this be done?
With radio buttons, you'll need to respond to the CheckedChanged event. That event is triggered whenever the radio button changes state. In the event for a particular button, you'll know the button being changed and from that you can update the data display as appropriate.


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Live mussels cannot be frozen because they will not keep properly. Although mussels should not be frozen when they are alive, they can be frozen after being cooked. Cook mussels and remove the meat from the shell. Place mussel meat in an airtight container and cover the mussels fully with the broth in which they were cooked.This storage method can help make mussels last between three and four... Tap any mussels that are still open and discard any that do not close after being tapped and rinsed. Set aside. Set aside. In a large kettle, combine parsley, white wine, and shallots, and bring to a boil.
Re: Keeping yabbies alive « Reply #13 on: Thu 31 Oct 14:24 2013 » yeah bigboat- that sounds the best method to me ,so the yabbies are not so stressed and their natural environment is "mirrored'as closely as possible.no one mentioned whether the large or small were easiest to keep alive.
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"I gave Charlie her protection charm today. I wonder who cursed her."
"It is sad that her family didn't teach her better."
"Or him. Shouldn't we try to find out who it is? Stop their magic from becoming corrupted."
"There is a reason magic is passed down in families. We teach each other, we watch, we take care of our known. We do things differently from family to family, and we respect that."
Indeed. For example, only Aster's family - well, some of them like his Gran at least - is prepared to tolerate a male trainee witch like himself. And of course, not everyone has a family to teach them anything at all, which is the unfortunate case with our 'hidden' witch here. Not to make excuse for evil behaviour, but, you know, role models and all that.
So, new girl in town Ariel, stuck with yet another foster family, has serious trust issues and a shadow self to back up her bad attitude. Aster's non-witch friend Charlie is trying to make friends with Ariel, as that's just the lovely sort of person Charlie is, but so far, all she is getting for her troubles is some serious shadowy spectral spooking.
Much like THE PRINCE AND THE DRESSMAKER, this is actually really about being tolerant of differences, encouraging acceptance of diversity and building friendships with people who aren't simply exact copies of yourself, rather than any sorcery-based shenanigans, though there's just enough of that to cast a spell on proceedings.
It's definitely aimed at every element of the all-ages audience, so don't expect anywhere as sophisticated a storyline as THE PRINCE AND THE DRESSMAKER or NIMONA. It's much more comparable to the likes to REAL FRIENDS, MAKING FRIENDS and pretty much anything written by Raina GHOSTS Telgemeier.


While you're exploring Big Sky, be sure to stop in to Jill Zeidler Ceramic Art Studio + Shop. Located in the Big Horn Center on Highway 191 near the entrance to Big Sky. Visit her as she creates her fun, colorful stoneware pottery in her studio. And in the gallery, you will be sure to find the perfect gift for any occasion - weddings, housewarming or something special just for YOU!
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Toronto, Canada, April 12, 2018 Home Care Assistance - Toronto/York Region (www.homecareassistance-toronto.com), the leading provider of non-medical, in-home senior care in the Greater Toronto Area, is announcing that they'll be hosting an educational brain health series this spring.
The hour-long events are geared toward helping people gain a better understanding of the nuances of various brain diseases, especially dementia, and how these conditions can impact the lives of patients and their loved ones. Dementia, particularly Alzheimer's disease, is one of the leading causes of death in the elderly in North America.
"As much as researchers are constantly working hard to find a permanent cure for dementia and even find ways of preventing it from developing, there are still far too many unknowns about this relentless and enigmatic disease," says Brian Shevel, president of Home Care Assistance - Toronto/York Region. "Every patient's experience is unique, and they can all exhibit different symptoms at any given time."
There are currently three seminars scheduled as part the series. The first one, which is entitled Heads Up! For Healthier Brains, will be presented by The Alzheimer's Society of York Region on April 18, 2018 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. It focuses on understanding and learning how to recognize the warning signs and symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia, as well as obtaining a diagnosis and helping people get adequate care as soon as possible.
"Most families are simply ill-equipped to deal with the drastic mood changes and physical aspects of dementia," continues Shevel. "Our goal with this education series is to educate as many people as possible and enlighten them enough to find practical coping mechanisms that benefit both themselves and their elderly loved ones."
The second seminar, which is called Communication and Behaviours will take place on May 23, 2018 from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. It examines the different ways in which Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia can affect the patient's communication skills, their daily lives, and their overall behaviour from one moment to the next. The goal of this session is to demonstrate the merits of having a professional caregiver look after your loved one who's been diagnosed with dementia.
Finally, the third session, which takes place on June 27, 2018 from 6:00 p.m. to 7 p.m., introduces attendees to the Find Your Way® program, which was created by the Alzheimer's Society of Ontario with the intention of increasing awareness about the risks of wandering. The aim of this program is to give loved ones the resources to be able to recognize the warning signs that their loved ones might wander off and prevent it from happening.
Refreshments will be served during each seminar.
"At Home Care Assistance, we take the well-being and health of our patients very seriously," concludes Shevel, "We sincerely believe that educating their loved ones and providing them with the proper resources and support they need is of the utmost importance."
Home Care Assistance Toronto/York Region provides top-of-the line in-home part-time and full-time care to elderly people throughout Ontario. All of their caregivers undergo extensive training and they help elderly patients maintain their independence so that they can continue to live comfortably at home.


If there's ever a time when you need to buy tons of stuff all at once, it's when you're expecting your first baby. The problem is that it's hard to know which items you'll actually find useful once the baby arrives, and which ones will sit around unused.
I just went through this, so I have lots of experience with baby products. And I'm here to pass the knowledge on to you. Here are the items my wife and I found most useful when we became first-time parents.
while you're at it, because things can get messy.


Baby shower gift..went GREAT with the lamp I made for this special family on this special day.
Dr Seuss. Never a disappointment.
Wocket in my pocket was one of my favorite books when I was a kid, so I was super happy to find this pop up version for younger kids. My son is only 6 months old but he loves this book. It's very cute.
This book has been one of our favorites. My son is now 2, but has been 'reading' this book since he was a newborn, When he was younger, it was fun to make the objects on the page move for him. Now, he loves making them move on his own. It's a cute story, and Dr. Seuss' rhyming is great for development.
We have lots of Dr.Seuss books in our library and this is one that gets read a lot. the kids enjoy it so much ..
Dr. Seuss - THEODOR SEUSS GEISEL—aka Dr. Seuss—is one of the most beloved children's book authors of all time. From The Cat in the Hat to Oh, the Places You'll Go!, his iconic characters, stories, and art style have been a lasting influence on generations of children and adults. The books he wrote and illustrated under the name Dr. Seuss (and others that he wrote but did not illustrate, including some under the pseudonyms Theo. LeSieg and Rosetta Stone) have been translated into thirty languages. Hundreds of millions of copies have found their way into homes and hearts around the world. Dr. Seuss's long list of awards includes Caldecott Honors for McElligot's Pool, If I Ran the Zoo, and Bartholomew and the Oobleck, the Pulitzer Prize, and eight honorary doctorates. Works based on his original stories have won three Oscars, three Emmys, three Grammys, and a Peabody.From the Hardcover edition.


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eProductivity Weekly Tip: September 17, 2010
The Ultimate Productivity Solution for Lotus Notes™
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Weekly Tip: 2 Quick Ways to Link New Actions to Existing Projects
Linking items together such as projects and next actions is one of the most powerful features of eProductivity. It provides a way to see a project and all related items in one place so that you have everything you need to get the job done. Items available to be linked in eProductivity include projects, actions, contacts, emails, and calendar entries.
This week we're going to look at two ways to link new actions to existing projects. This is helpful if you know that a few specific actions will be needed to complete your project, beyond just the next action. eProductivity allows you to quickly create and link these additional actions to your existing project. Here's how to do that.
1. Use the "After creating..." menu
Inside the Action form, there is an "After creating" menu available as shown below. This menu is similar to the menu found on the Additional Mail Options bar inside the Email form.
Note that the "After creating" menu is only available for new, unsaved actions. Once the action is saved, the "After creating" menu disappears; however, the similar "Link To" menu then appears.
So to link a new action to an existing project, follow these steps:
1. Create a new action
2. Select "a link to an existing project" on the "After creating" menu
3. Fill out your new action with the relevant information such as subject line and context
4. Save the action
Once saved, eProductivity will then pop up a box asking which existing project you'd like to link to. Follow the prompts to link the new action. (See this tip for hints on how to quickly locate the desired existing project).
Now, if your "After creating" menu is not showing up, you can enable it by clicking on the chevron button in the upper-right corner of the Action form.
2. Create an Additional Action from inside the existing Project
To use this option for creating a new action linked to an existing project, go inside an existing project. From there, click on the Linked Next Action button.
When you click this button, a box will pop up if you already have a Linked Next Action assigned to this project . For this example, we're assuming you do have a Linked Next Action and you're just trying to create a new Additional Linked Action (otherwise clicking this button will being the process of creating a next action).
On the box, select the Create Additional Action button. You will then begin the normal process of creating a new action, only it will already be linked to your existing project.
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So there you have it - two easy ways to create new actions and link them seamlessly to existing projects.
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Lightning Strike – Wiikman
When Lighting's starting netminder, Shemmy Odrobny, got injured during a preseason friendly, Pete Russell moved quickly to bring in Miika Wiikman, a known quantity to fans of the Elite League, as he played the previous two seasons with Nottingham Panthers. A quick look at Wiikman's Elite Prospects page shows that he has been lucky enough to play hockey across the world, in Finland, North America and Slovakia, as well as the UK.
How were you still available at to cover for injury? "Panthers didn't want to keep me", he said. "I would have loved to stay there, in Nottingham. I had no offers after the season ended, and nothing in the Summer. Pete called to see if I wanted to come and play in Milton Keynes and I thought, why not? I came here for six weeks to cover for Shemmy. I love it here in the UK. I had two great years in Nottingham and it was just a decent decision to come back." He continued, "I didn't know anyone on this team, although I've played against some of them, but I just wanted to play hockey again."
In terms of experience, you've played in the league for two years now, so what can you offer a team hasn't? He explained, "I've played against these teams, which means I'm one of the most experienced guys on the team. I think I am pretty calm out there, so hopefully I calm the guys down a bit. We've got a lot of guys who haven't played in this league before, and I'm helping them make that transition."
It's hard to imagine why anyone would want to be a goalie, when there are fewer team spots, and arguably a lot more responsibility. What made you make the decision to move into goal? "Everyone tried it when we were young and I thought it was fun, you know making glove saves. I guess I just was the best at it on our team. It was the best thing I knew when I was a kid."
Was it your intention to use hockey to travel the world? Wiikman laughed "It's just destiny. You never know what is going to happen in this profession. when I moved to Finland and played there for four years, I thought might get stuck there. Then I moved to North America and tried to make the NHL but I failed. I got close with three seasons in the AHL, then went back to Finland. You just never know how things are going to go."
On the ice, the team are looking good at the moment, what is our secret to winning? "It's not a secret, it's just hard work. We play smart, we've got a good defence and that can take you a long way."
With Wiikman being here initially on a six week contract, the conversation turned to the possibilities of life after hockey. He said, "If I can't continue here I'd hope that someone else picks me up, or I will have to retire. I can't wait all season for a contract! I'll have to get a job, make money, somehow. I'll take anything! I'm not old, but I can't wait for too long, I've got a wife and two kids back home, so I've got to support them!"
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Q: I want to provide constant 24 AC volts to an inductive load using transformers - regardless of "brown-out" (low voltage) to the primary I want to provide constant 24 volts AC to an inductive load using a transformer - regardless of "brown-out" (low voltage) conditions at the primary and I am not sure it is possible. During the summer months where I live it is common to have low supply voltage issues, the 208v supply dropping to 200. I though if there was a way to regulate the 48 v output voltage of two 24v transformers, secondary's  wired in series; then if the primary voltage drops there would still be plenty of voltage on the secondary. Of course this device would have to be a variable self adjusting resistance, adjusting to its own down-stream voltage... a simple resistor obviously  would not work.
Is this even possible without redesigning a U.P.S. wheel? Has anyone ever heard of such a device? This is electro-mechanical equipment using standard 24 volt AC controls and contactors to operate compressor motors. The motors can operate with the reduced voltage, but the contactors and control board in this unit are sensitive to a drop in the 24 v.

A: Rather than try to regulate the output of the transformers you could regulate the input to them.
There are plenty of commercial power line conditioners available that will keep the line voltage constant, which in turn will keep the output voltage of the transformers constant. You just need to find one that fits your power requirements.

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Protecting The Palm Beaches, A Tribute To Those Who Serve And Sacrifice
By Brian Mudd Jan 14, 2022
Photo: Los Angeles Police Department, California
Bottom Line: This weekly feature is designed to recognize those who've paid the ultimate price in service and to serve as a reminder of what our police risk to keep us safe. Here are the harsh realities regarding the rise risk in society for law enforcement.
491 line-of-duty deaths in 2021 including 50 in Florida
2021 was the deadliest year for law enforcement in Florida's history. The same was true across the country as the US set a record for LODs for the 2nd consecutive year. This included a staggering 60% increase in line-of-duty deaths in 2021. Given the remarkable rise in LODs in recent years, it's as important to support law enforcement as it's ever been, as the job of protecting us is as dangerous as it's ever been. We've lost these heroes thus far in 2022.
In Texas, Officer Chris Gibson died of COVID-19 contracted on duty. He's survived by a wife and two children.
In New Mexico, Deputy Bryan Vannatta died of COVID-19 contracted on duty. He's survived by a wife and two children.
In Georgia, Officer Richard Tostenson died of COVID-19 contracted on duty. He's survived by a wife and two children.
In North Carolina, Captain Reginald Smith died of COVID-19 contracted on duty. He's survived by a wife and four children.
In Illinois, Deputy Michael Queeney died of COVID-19 contracted on duty. He's survived by a wife and five children.
In California, Officer Fernando Arroyos (pictured) was murdered when he was ambushed by three suspects.
In Connecticut, Officer Diane Gonzalez died in an accident while responding to an emergency call. Diane's survived by three children.
As we reflect on those we've lost, please remember the families of our fallen as well. The average age of the fallen is 43, the average tour of duty – 16 years. In addition to losing 8 law enforcement professionals in the line of duty this year, there are 6 widows and 23 children who've lost a parent.
Remember to back the badge and spread the word. Media often aren't there for our law enforcement, but we can be. Let our police, and their families know we support them every chance you get. They need it, now more than ever, just as we need them more than ever.
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OE Accomplishments
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Grid Systems & Components
TRAC Program
Microgrids R&D
Energy Storage RD&D
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Gene Rodrigues Sworn In As Assistant Secretary for Electricity
WASHINGTON DC – Gene Rodrigues was sworn in today by U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm as the Assistant Secretary for Electricity for the Office of Electricity (OE).
OE leads the Department's efforts to develop next-generation technologies, tools, and techniques for the electricity delivery system to ensure an efficient, reliable, and resilient electric grid in the United States. OE engages stakeholders throughout the sector to provide solutions to technical, market, institutional, and operational challenges that go beyond any one utility's ability to solve. To accomplish this, OE brings together DOE's National Laboratories, the country's top universities and colleges, and the energy community to coordinate the intentional evolution of the future-ready grid.
In his written testimony before the United States Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Mr. Rodrigues stated "I fully recognize that the calling to serve our country is not just a civic duty, it is a high honor and a profound privilege."
Mr. Rodrigues continued that "[for] us to be truly effective in navigating the transformational opportunities and unprecedented challenges of developing a 21st century grid, it will take much more than just the expertise of any one person, or any one agency for that matter. As our energy network becomes increasingly complex and dynamic, we must ensure reliability, resiliency, and security across the entire energy system. And while there are tremendous opportunities for technological advancement, we must address the accompanying uncertainty and vulnerabilities with equal consideration and urgency."
Mr. Rodrigues is a nationally recognized expert in clean energy policy and programs with over 30 years of professional experience in the field. Prior to joining OE, Mr. Rodrigues was Vice President in the Energy, Environment, and Infrastructure practice at ICF, a global advisory and digital services provider.
He also garnered 23 years of industry experience at Southern California Edison (SCE), one of the nation's largest electric utilities. During his tenure at SCE, he represented the company in regulatory proceedings and held leadership positions over the company's portfolio of demand-side management programs and policies, which helped to ensure the provision of affordable, reliable, and resilient electric service for over 15 million people in Southern California.
Over his professional career, Mr. Rodrigues held leadership positions in industry nonprofit organizations, including most recently as a member of the board of the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, as the chair of the board for the California Efficiency & Demand Management Council, and as chair of the outreach committee for the bipartisan Alliance to Save Energy's Active Efficiency initiative. Previously, he served as the chair of the Consortium for Energy Efficiency and on the boards of the China-U.S. Energy Efficiency Alliance and California's Low Income Oversight Board.
In recognition of his industry leadership, in 2012 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency presented Mr. Rodrigues with its Climate Leadership Award for individual leadership.
Mr. Rodrigues is a graduate of the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, and Northern Arizona University.
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Q: Stopping a python program when an arbitrary key was pressed while the program is running I recently got to know about the python module signal. With that, we can capture a SIGINT and do what we want after capturing it. I used it as below. In that case I am just using SIGINT to print that program is going to be stopped and stop the program.
import signal
import os
import time

def signalHandler(signalnumb, frame):
    print("Signal Number:", signalnumb, " Frame: ", frame)
    print('Exiting the program...')
    os._exit(0)

signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signalHandler)

c=0
# Loop infinite times using the while(1) which is always true
while 1:
    print(c)
    #sleep for 1 seconds using the sleep() function in time
    time.sleep(1)
    c=c+1

Now I want to give any signal from keyboard(for example pressing 'q') and as soon as signal was recieved, the python program should be stopped. Has anyone got some experience on how to do that? Any other method rather than using signal module (for example using multithreading) is accepted.
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Later I tried to use pynput module as suggested in one of a similar kind of question. For sure I have done a mistake. It doesn't work as I expected. It means with a key press, I couldn't stop the for loop from running.
from pynput import keyboard
import time

def on_press(key):
    for i in range(100):
        print(i)
        time.sleep(1)
        if key == keyboard.Key.esc:
            return False  # stop listener
        try:
            k = key.char  # single-char keys
        except:
            k = key.name  # other keys
        if k in ['1', '2', 'left', 'right']:  # keys of interest
            # self.keys.append(k)  # store it in global-like variable
            print('Key pressed: ' + k)
            return False  # stop listener; remove this if want more keys

listener = keyboard.Listener(on_press=on_press)
listener.start()  # start to listen on a separate thread
listener.join()  # remove if main thread is polling self.keyspython

Can someone point out how to do it using pynput in correct way?

A: This was my original implementation:
a = input('Press a key to exit')
if a:
    exit(0)

However, it seems that you need a piece of code that will allow for any key to be clicked and immediately exit out of the program, without hitting enter afterwards. This may be a better way to do that:
import readchar
print("Press Any Key To Exit")
k = readchar.readchar()

Hope this helps!

A: After carefully understanding about the threads and pynput module, I managed to stop a for loop (or any program which runs as a separate thread) using a key press callback.
from pynput import keyboard
import os
import threading
import time

loop_running = False

def on_press(key):
    print(dir(key))
    global loop_running
    #if key == keyboard.Key.delete and not loop_running:
    if ('char' in dir(key)) and (key.char == 's') and (not loop_running):
        t=threading.Thread(target=start_loop)
        t.start()

    #elif key==keyboard.Key.tab:   #if this is used, the attributes related to 'key' will be changed. you can see them since I have used a print(dir(key))
    elif key.char == 'q':
        loop_running=False

def start_loop():
    global loop_running
    loop_running = True
    for i in range(100):
        if not loop_running:
            os._exit(0)

        print(i)
        time.sleep(1)

with keyboard.Listener(on_press=on_press) as listner:
    listner.join()


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Scarlett – Live 09/13/2018
A revitalized lineup returns to the stage – Rock band Scarlett has made some official changes to their roster as they continue to refine their sound & push forward confidently to carve out their own place in the music-scene. One place they always feel right at home in, is in front of the audience gathered at MadLife Stage & Studios, where Scarlett returned to play once again after about six months or so since the last time we had them on our pages. Since then, they've made really significant changes, with lead-singer George concentrating solely on his vocals & leaving the guitar solely to Konstantine; Pete remains their bass slayer, but they've also made a transition to a new drummer, bringing aboard Joel Crawford. All-in-all, seems like they're making solid strides forward! Check out a live set below from the MadLife Stage just a couple weeks back when Scarlett came out to play a three-song high-energy set including their songs "Icarus" & "Prison Of Your Mind" along with a cover of Chris Isaak's worldwide hit "Wicked Game" through their own stylish-Rock perspective.
Find out more about Scarlett from their official website at: https://www.scarlettrock.net
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Cheesy Boy – "Jesus Jeans"
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Die Liste der denkmalgeschützten Objekte in Afritz am See enthält die denkmalgeschützten, unbeweglichen Objekte der Gemeinde Afritz am See.

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Kenmore dishwasher MOD# 665.13883K800 mfg by Whirlpool. Unit will not advance after in main wash. Checked heater / thermostat. Replaced main control. After replacing control, ran unit thru cycle. Unit worked properly / heater came on / advanced thru cycle properly. After 2nd load, unit is back to its old tricks and not advancing again. Had customer try again on quick cycle (cycle that I tested in) still not working. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Never-mind. Working properly. Customer had less than a great ability to tell time. Lost over an hour to prove me correct.


Leaving your car at Terminal Fusina is not only the most economical solution, but it is also the most comfortable and the most exciting.
With Terminal Fusina you can arrive in Venice by ferry, crossing the south lagoon, and get off in the city centre, only fifteen minutes walk from Saint Mark's Square, or in Lido Alberoni.
This is the first real excursion in the lagoon, but we have many others to offer to you every day.
The latest motorboat acquired by Terminal Fusina Venezia.
Big panoramic motorboat on two decks, a covered and an uncovered one.
SPEND AN UNFORGETTABLE NIGHT IN VENICE!!


With overwhelming support and enthusiasm from the public, the Town of Peterborough has built the largest solar array in the state (944 kW DC). The project was funded by a $1.22 million PUC grant, with the remaining $1.4 million in total project costs being covered through a long-term power-purchase agreement (PPA) with Borrego Solar. The array powers the Town's newly constructed wastewater treatment plant located off of Rt. 202 and helps to offset energy costs for other municipal buildings through a GNM agreement (Group Net Metering).
The project is anticipated the save the town an estimated $250,000.00 to $500,000.00 over the next two decades. This savings will be achieved through a long-term power-purchase agreement with Borrego Solar that enables the town to purchase power at a discounted rate (8 cents/kWh versus 14 cents/kWh) and new state rules regarding "virtual" net metering. "Virtual" net metering allows for the benefits of energy captured at one site (in this case the Peterborough WWTF) to be shared among other buildings not directly attached to the energy capturing site. This model enables a large-scale solar project to help offset the cost of purchasing energy elsewhere, as excess energy is captured and sold back to the larger energy grid.
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Technology Early Apple Computer Sells for $905,000 at Auction
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Early Apple Computer Sells for $905,000 at Auction
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This undated file photo provided by Bonhams shows a vintage 1976 Apple 1 computer that was among the items offered for auction on Oct. 22, 2014 by Bonhams auction house in New York. The vintage Apple computer, which was one of only 50 made in Steve Jobs's garage in 1976, sold for $905,000 at the auction. Bonhams auction house said the winning bid on Wednesday came from the Henry Ford Museum. (AP Photo/Bonhams, File)
A vintage Apple computer that was one of only 50 made in Steve Jobs's garage in 1976 sold for $905,000 at auction on Wednesday, far exceeding pre-sale estimates and outdoing a previous high price of more than $671,000 paid in Germany last year.
Bonhams auction house said Wednesday's winning bid, which includes its premium, came from the Henry Ford Museum.
The computer, which had been estimated to sell for $300,000 to $500,000, has an intact motherboard and a vintage keyboard and monitor. It also has a power supply contained in a wooden box and two tape decks, Bonhams said.
"The provenance on the Apple-1 is excellent and the condition is outstanding, so it was not surprising that it did so well," the auction house's specialist for the sale, Cassandra Hatton, said in a statement. "We are thrilled to have broken the world record for its sale, and are even more thrilled that it is going to a wonderful new home at the Henry Ford Museum."
An Apple-1 computer sold last year in Cologne, Germany, for $671,400. Apple, the maker of iPads, iPhones and iMac computers, is based in Cupertino, California.
The auction was Bonhams' first in New York City of items connected to science and technology. Another item sold was the earliest electrical keyboard, a Helmholtz sound synthesizer from 1905. There were a number of globes, books and other documents and a telescope from 1870. There also was a framed, painted portrait of Bill Gates.
This article appeared in print in the October 24th, 2014 edition of Hamodia.
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"Nothing came close to the sensational Neville Staple Band who really got the party started and had the masses dancing along" Anita Merritt-Exeter Express & Echo.
Neville Staple, Legendary front man of The Specials, Fun Boy Three and Special Beat, also known as The Original Rude Boy, is credited with changing the face of pop music not only once but twice. His celebrates a super 40-year career in the music business which is well documented and started out from the early days with Ray King, Pete Waterman, The Coventry Automatics and his Jah Baddis Sound System, before taking to the stage with The Specials during the famous 'Clash' tour.
Neville states, "I remember the massive reactions to the hit songs like Ghost Town, Too Much Too Young and Gangsters and fans still write to me about my rugged, energetic and fun stage presence. The way we brought ska to the mainstream was by mixing Jamaican music with the English style, which at the time was punk. A lot of young bands are now putting their own spin on ska -some with dance music and some with a rock beat. It's all good. The music just makes you want to dance. Even when singing about tough times, every-day things or bad things, the beat and the rhythm makes you want to move. I turn all our live shows into a massive party. The crowd love it and sing along to all the tracks!"
Neville's 2-Tone legacy is huge. 2-Tone fused traditional ska music with punk rock attitude, energy and musical elements. The movement helped to transcend and defuse racial tensions in Thatcher-era Britain. The actual black and white chequered imagery of 2 Tone has become almost as famous as the music itself.
"It isn't hard to work out why The Specials lack energy on stage, it's because Neville Staple took it with him" – Steve Oliver – Nottingham Post
Neville Staple continues to write and produce music and along with his wife and manager, Christine Sugary Staple, he works with schools, charities, university and youth groups providing talks, performance tips, music lesson guest-tuition and fund-raising activities. In his hometown of Coventry (where 2Tone music was born), he is celebrated as a Living Legend. He worked with the Lord Mayor to support Coventry in winning the 'City of Culture 2021' bid and was recently presented with a 'Lifetime Achievement Award,' during a special performance with the children of Foxford School. Now as patrons of the historic Albany Theatre, Neville and his wife continue to work with inner-city children on various creative projects. Neville's work and performances are regularly screened on mainstream TV.
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Well. I have been doing Permission to Play for a couple of weeks and I am very happy with my junk cardboard art journal. I was a bit torn – I waffled back and forth between just the pages with inspirational or thought-provoking quotes, mostly related to my diagnosis of statin-induced necrotizing Myosotis/NAM and a proper journal, which I could write in. I never really bought in to the scribble journaling concept, as I like to be able to look back at my thought and see if I've progressed, or learnt anything – hard to do if the text is just scribbles. And fitting in text on a page I had already decorated a bit as part of the P2P process didn't work easily for me either.
Lo and behold, my morning email from Carolyn!
Use a supply you have lots of on hand.
Then slotted these between the pages.
The idea is that I can write on the outside and/or the inside when I want to, and I can easily add more folded pages as or when I want! So if a quote prompts me to write, more than once, the journal will evolve with every new insertion.
I don't have any choice whether or not I have Parkinson's, but surrounding that non-choice is a million other choices that I can make.
I slightly altered it by substituting [what I have] for Parkinson's. It was too good, too inspirational, to pass up.
I should have taken photos of all the pages before adding the inserts. Oh well.
The book rings, rather than the painted ribbon tied for the binding, works better for me.
quotes and sentiments. I hope that is okay?
You have a wonderful junk journal.
You inspire me! Thank you!!!
I tried looking up your diagnosis and Google doesn't explain it very well. Could you explain it to me? I will put you on my prayer list. Love your site.
It isn't simple to explain. Extreme muscle weakness, to the point of immobility is close enough. Triggered by taking statins. Glad you enjoy my stuff and thanks.


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Here is the first full trailer for Coco, the film Disney/Pixar is offering up this Thanksgiving, and it will remind you of the 2014 Guillermo del Toro-Jorge R. Gutiérrez pair-up The Book of Life, which bowed from Fox. Coco is also a 3D animated family film that features La Muerte or Day of the Dead as its storyline. Day of the Dead is a Mexican and Latin American holiday honoring those who have passed. In both cases, the lead characters end up in the world of the Dead.
This one is directed by Pixar talent Lee Unkrich (Toy Story 3), co-directed by Adrian Molina (story artist on Monsters University) and produced by Darla K. Anderson (Toy Story 3). The lead character, Miguel, is voiced by newcomer Anthony Gonzales. Miguel dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt), though his family has a ban on music.
Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself magically transported to the stunning and colorful Land of the Dead following a mysterious chain of events. Along the way, he meets charming trickster Hector (Gael García Bernal), and together, they set off on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel's family history.
The film opens November 22, the day before Thanksgiving. Disney/Pixar's threequel Cars 3 opens June 16.
The Book of Life grossed $50.1M domestically and $99.7M worldwide when it came out in October 2014.


Step Twelve completes this part of our journey. Through this process we've been changed, we have experienced a spiritual awakening, our lives are now an expression of God's will. As we go about our daily life we look for ways to demonstrate this new confidence, showing our commitment to recovery and our growing awareness of God's presence in our lives.
Sharing our life experiences is sometime difficult, we must be sensitive to whom we tell our story and how much we share. Not everyone is ready to hear our recovery story. Practicing first with an accountability partner or sponsor is always good. The more we tell our story, the easier it gets. And with that ease, the emotional pain that we may carry today will be relieved.
Though much progress has been made we haven't completed our journey to wholeness. That won't happen in this world. But as we continue our growth we must daily be aware of the principles that will enhance our walk with God. Each of the Twelve Steps is a vital part of fulfilling God's plan for our life. And as we experience daily challenges that try to pull us away from God, we must use the steps as tools for coping rather than falling back into old patterns.
Step One ~ Reminds us of our powerlessness.
Steps Two and Three ~ Show us our ongoing need for God's help.
Steps Four through Nine ~ Guide us through self-examination and making amends.
Steps Ten and Eleven ~ Help us avoid slips and keep us in touch with God.
Step Twelve ~ A milestone showing our commitment to God's will for our recovery.
The most important part of Step 12 is the hope rooted here. By sharing our story we give others hope for freedom from addiction. It's possible for life to be good again. As we prepare to tell our story, we shouldn't compare ourselves with others. It's not having some big dramatic story that give it value; it's the end of the story that counts.
Post reminders around the house related to spiritual growth. In my role as a wife, mother, writer, minister and now grandmother, the tools of my work, whatever that work may be, play an important part in my spiritual growth. Here's what's on the reminder card I keep posted in the kitchen. It's adapted from St. Benedict's Rule of Order.
Go forward now, intentionally pressing into each day, committed to give and do your best. Trusting God is by your side, changing you into the new creature He designed you to be. Don't not tell your story. There is someone who needs to hear it. Anyone can argue theology or doctrine. But who can argue with what God has done in your life? No one!
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