This is the Google trend for the search query “Quadratic formula”
It repeats in the same pattern every year. Down in summer, up in September, down again in December and up again in spring time before going down again in the summer.
And so it goes on forever.
We asked twenty strangers to kiss for the first time….
voldemort calls harry ‘weak’ while he literally cannot kill a frickin 15 yr old boy. i could kill a 15 yr old boy.
A bright ice cap of frozen water covers the North Pole of Mars. In the winter, thin coverings of carbon dioxide and water frost covers this area and these frosts finally disappear at the end of the Martian spring season.
Caption: Shane Byrne/HiRISE
In this image, the winter frosts are about to disappear and we can begin to see the surface features of the ice. The ice cap would be a bad place to get lost: it’s one of the smoothest, flattest places on Mars so there are no landmarks visible. The surface features are gently rolling hummocks (or small mounds) and hollows about a meter (3 feet) in height and about 20 meters (60 feet) across. This monotonous landscape continues for hundreds of kilometers in every direction with this same repeating pattern.
Scientists do not know what makes this pattern so uniform over such large distances; we acquire HiRISE images like this one to look for small differences in these icy features from one place to another. Understanding this surface can help us understand the current climate and meteorological conditions at the North Pole of the Red Planet.
everyone is getting into relationships and growing up and im just getting lazier and finding more tv series to watch
kitten wiggles ears while eating
♕ Mother of Dragons.
I can’t be happy without him.


We were asked by one of our VC clients to come up with a fun and engaging workshop to help attendees wind down after an intense 2 day virtual summit. It was a truly global event with attendees beaming in as far afield as Argentina, India and the Canada.
We provided all attendees with their very own terrarium kits and at the end of the summit they were asked to unbox, unwind with a nice glass of wine and create their very own little ecosystem from the comfort of their own front rooms. The work shop was live streamed from the amazing Botanical Boys workshop in Coal Drops Yard, in London’s Kings Cross.
With the help of our production partner KSS we were able to provide a professional two-way audio and video feed live from London to the global audience via the online event streaming platform; Welcome.


Position: Key Defender / Forward
Recruited From: Marble Range / PAC
First NFC game:
SANFL Games: 0
SANFL Goals: 0
Bio: One of the new group of players to the senior squad, Tom and younger Brother Lachlan hail from the Marble Range Football Club on the west coast. A border at Prince Alfred College in 2016, Tom is comfortable at either end of the ground and will be a part of the SA State Under 18 squad.


Due to the popularity, I suspect, of the WITCHVOX website, it’s taking months and months to publish a single article through the editing process. I cannot even begin to express my respect for the attention to detail of the staff of this website to read every single posting to ensure all things correspond with the goals and objectives of the body. The down-side, of course, is that in some of the more fluid projects, like the creation of any community, the article contents are no longer accurate or necessarily conclusive after six or eight or ten months. That, however, is not necessarily a bad thing either. If you, my audience, were to read the posting-dates, add six months for good measure, and plot a time-line, it would be reasonable to plant a scene of how the project changed and had grown. No pun intended. That said, This is a new update for a huge, fresh chapter in the Tir Tairngire Ecovillage; one that changes all the rules.
Allow me to explain the time-line a little bit so we may begin on the same page, as it were; since 2002 the 44 acres (17.8 hectares) that the ecovillage would one day be built upon has been opened, in spirit, to me. My father owns the deed that had been passed on to him by his father and his grandparents. This land is in St. Fintan’s, Newfoundland, Canada, in an unzoned region of rural area without a town council, municipal water or sewer. We DO have Newfoundland Power poles with Eastlink cable television, telephone and high speed internet, though eastlink is not quite as far down the road as my site, yet. That isn’t even the big news!
As of August, 2012, I have applied for a Crown Lands Lease, through the Dept of Lands for the procurement of deed for an additional 44 acres, including a service road, adjacent to the property in question. Both blocks are 100m (~330′) wide, and 1700m (just over a mile) long; a total of 200m in new width. The service road was built by the Newfoundland Department of Forestry to act as a “woods road” for those who use with pulpwood permits. If I secure this property, after a long battle with the Newfoundland Department of Agriculture, I will also secure private ownership of this road. The lease is for agricultural purposes, and has very strict rules; but that’s a battle for another day. The lease will be annual, and less than $100.00 per year for all this land.
This new change has allowed us a significant greater opportunity with new rules. We cannot build permanent structures (such as residences) on the crown land. It must be devoted to disposable uses, such as barns, sheds, greenhouses, which can be dismantled easily and readily should the land change hands (which I have no intention of letting that happen). Also, there must be a needs analysis, an environmental impact assessment, and many other documents that I wanted to have anyway. Furthermore, certain acreage must be CLEARED each year. Trees removed, de-stumped, and ultimately, topsoil destroyed. Farming in Canada is a terrible burden on the soil, “Industrial Monocropping” is a blight upon the farming community. I need to establish a firm foundation of permauclture, hugelkultur (likely using ridges, swales and raised-beds) and forest gardening. I want to have strips and clearings among the wooded crownland section, with boardwalks, and so on.
Now, the logistics. Each road is named for a tree, in alphabetical order. Ash, Birch, Cedar, Dogwood, Elder, Fir, Ginko, Holly, Ironwod, Juniper, Kiwi, Larch, Maple, Nectarine, Oak, Pine, Quince and Rowan. Each is a branch, a right-hand turn, off of the “Main Street” which is the woods reservation. Each road, or “(Name) Place”, is 200m long, and bisects the entire property. These will be professionally built dirt roads, dug down and bedded properly. The relatively low traffic on the roads will help with longevity, may even consider lime-stabilization to add some life to the project’s infrastrcture.
Now, Ash and Birch place will not have any homes on them. Ash is separating The Grove (The wooded section between the asphalt highway and the property within) and Caili Park (the 600′ by 300′ playground). Birch place separates Caili Park and the first of the farms and homes, and will have three infrastructure buildings on it. These will be a headquarters/office place, and maybe a dorm for visitors. From then on, Cedar (3rd) through Quince (17th), the design suggests 6 seasonal cottages per “place”, each on a 10,000 sqft block of land. This land is designed to accommodate the 2-3 bedroom cottage (perhaps 20′ x 20′ or a little larger), with or without basement, as well as the workspace which will be significantly larger, as much as 50% larger than the home. These will be where the cottage industries are facilitated; pottery (Solar-electric kilns and Leach-type kick-wheels, blacksmithy (using solar-electric induction forges, rather than coal or LPG), carpentry (hand-tools and organic paints, pitch and so on), Herbalism (with devoted greenhouses, homeopathy, and masters making simples, tinctures and salves, as well as preparation of herbs, spices, potpourri, and other pagan-y goodness, and food preparation and preservation), an aide station where animals and humans alike can discover healing, we need industries for textiles (a spinner to weave our plant and animal fibers into spools, a facility for our knitters and knitting machines, as well as a seamstress, tailor and looming equipment). Six workshops will exist inside each neighborhood for redundancy and attention to detail. As the community grows, the workshops will specialize more and more until a master sits on every stool.
In the mission to spread the word of our mission, to provide a cohesive advantage and the why to the ecovillages what, we created the idea of the Ecovillage foundation. At the date of this article’s composition, August 18th, 2012, that goal is very much alive. The Tir Tairngire Foundation will be an official non-profit sister organization who’s sole mandate will be to catalog and distribute the research data, free of charge. But we need income to purchase that which we cannot harvest on our own site, such as electrical cable, solar cells, specialty woods and technology like the Induction Forge, and so on. To that end, myself and Karen Wilcox-Gorman had been discussing farmers markets targetted at the population at the South Western corner of the island of Newfoundland, from Deer Lake 200km north of the site, to Port Aux Basques 100km south, and all points in between. Upwards of 50,000 people live in this region, and we will have access to much of those who are willing to travel to these events. In the discussion of how to go about it, we wished to keep our solid assets as low as possible, as well as the required man-hours. We wished to not be burdened by property and real estate in several locations, and then the burden to afford them becomes an issue, by way of staff, supplies and insurances, to speak nothing of the purchase or construction cost. The solution was rather simple: Trucks.
The conclusion was that if we were to purchase a 40′ moving truck, similar to the models that UHAUL issue regularly, which employ disk brakes rather than airlocks to avoid certifications, we could have mobile farmers markets. Fueled, possibly, by our own harvested biodiesel, we could maintain them in-house as best we can (understanding the pollution and garbage “expenses”), and mobilize them as we see fit. We can find sites to park them, and modify them as we wish, with all the artisan and craftmanship of the old gypsy caravans. Hydraulics could move the modified walls out to form canopies, and lower decks to form a bridge. The entire inside could be designed much like the old grocery lots, where customers make requests and the GROCER (not a cashier) serves them individually. Several people could man (at the risk of sounding gender-biased) each side of the mobile unit, and each morning the staff of that day could stock the vehicle with only the freshest produce and crafts. In the winter we could facilitate craft shows, selling preserves, pottery, fabric and woodworking. In the summer we could sell berries, baked goods, and so on. Cash-only, or trade for other resources. Imagine the assets we could accumulate, and the connections, if we can feed a starving family who is willing to harvest proper timber from the woods on their pulpwood permits for use in our lumber mills? We would not only be facilitating a service to the community, but also keeping our needs met in the process. As mobile, we can get around certain legal issues, and can move with the markets, including large public gatherings like Canada Day celebrations, Salmon Festival, Strawberry Festival and Blueberry Festival (You really have to be a Newfoundlander to appreciate the SCALE of these events)
Each household is built upon a 10,000 square foot area, and no more than 600 feet away, have access to a 10,000 square foot farming area. The building lot is where any animals will be lodged, on a rotating grazing operation designed my myself and Karen, which will be adapted to each type of animal. If a household wishes to raise 50 or 100 chickens, they can have a huge area of nearly 8000 square feet to free-range them to the best of the earth’s fertility and the animal’s tastes. Make it ducks, turkeys or geese and the numbers change, but the area stays the same. Each lot is a carbon-copy in perimeter, but each one will be custom designed for our needs. Further, each farming lot will be designed for a very specific purpose, be it hugulkultur for raising basic-needs crops, like all the vegetables required by the neighborhood to survive, en-mass, with enough surplus to sell at the farmers market. All members of the neighborhood will share in the responsibility of tending to those fields. Each additional field will be designed a little differently, perhaps growing industrial crops, or a vast area of greenhouses designed for medicinal herbs that cannot grow in our local soil/climate, or a field of fruiting trees. We cannot forget that whatever we grow for ourselves, we must also grow animal food for our pets and our livestock; I’ve made that mistake (in my calculations) before. Each neighborhood of 6 cottages will have 6 industries and 5 fields; the 6th field will be a parking lot with a loading zone for the Market Truck and 13 spaces for cars, carts, trucks or similar.
In the mission to discover what animals we intend to raise, we wish to keep the land-use as fundamental as possible, that means no animals with HUGE food-conversion ratios like horses (perhaps MUCH later when we really specialize in our assets) and animals that require large pasture land like cows. We will, instead, devote ourselves to more mobile animals like chickens, goats and perhaps pigs. Animals that can be free-range, but are less fundamentally based upon grazing. This is one means for us to reduce our carbon footprint and require less actual tangible land for our living expenses, as it were. We also require to have multi-use animals were possible, where chickens lay eggs, can then be slaughtered and the feather/down can be used for many purposes. I have even read that chicken leather is a commodity in some cultures. We expect to only use heritage breeds that do not require heavy medication and inoculations, hardy and cold-tolerant. Tamworth pigs, for example, and icelandic goats.
Pets are an issue, and allergies notwithstanding, we wish the use of animal labour as well as any other sort. Certain breeds of dog, for example, are only happy when hauling; Malamutes are an example as they are larger and slower than Huskys and fit our purposes fine. We will employ dog carts for the non-winter months and slays for the snowy season. It has also been discussed to build ratio-belted wheels to turn a circular sawmill in which we train our dogs, in teams, to turn the drive-wheel that runs belts, pulleys and gears to the action below the blade, to saw our lumber in a nearby assembly. The dogs will love the exercise, and we can brush them for the short-staple fibers for our warmest sweaters. Under negotiation with a woman in St. Petersberg, Russia for future models to her animals, a specialty breed of Canadian Black Wolf and Alaskan Malamute. These animals can stand 7′ tall when on hind legs, and are larger than either of the two breeds, a trick of genetics I suppose. These animals, based upon my research, can be raised and trained very acutely to act as a household animal or a sled-dog, as well as a guardian of flocks and homes. No one would dare cross a flock of chickens with a 200lb black wolf hybrid sleeping on a large stone in the center of the field. Qalipu, a Newfoundland First Nations band, native status which I will soon have, allows animals with mixed wolf-domestic heritage. So all bases are covered there.
In the quest to connect us enough with the outside world to make use of it’s economy (while it exists). I have designed a system of WIFI repeaters using solar and lithium ion batteries to allow wireless access for desktops, tablets and smartphones. We wish to connect ourselves with the earth in a tighter bond, but we will still have families that we will require attention. We also have the assets of people in the community having the freedom to make their own videos, and I would like to encourage many of them to make a daily blog on the ecovillage youtube channel (http://www.youtube.com/user/robingosse?feature=mhee). People commenting about their day, the weather, the harvest, all these things collected and re-distributed would help enlighten an audience about the sort of life we choose, CHOOSE to lead. I am sure that many of the members of WitchVox would wish to live in a lifestyle resembling the ecovillage that I envision, perhaps not our exact flavor, but definitely a nourishing juice of the same variety, rather than the bile feed to us by our consumerist economy. It also allows us to use free VOIP telephone calling using a locally run linux server attached to the grid internet. It will allow problem-free communication with the outside world without the monopoly from Aliant Telecommunications.. As long as the world wide web (and ironically, Eastlink Communications, but we could use any provider we like, by rights, if we involve satellite communication but our weather is prohibitive to that idea) is available to us, we have communication with the world. We wish to have online sales, a website and e-commerce solution to allow us to reach a broader audience.
I have recently come upon a website called WWOOF, World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms, and there is a Canadian branch. There are a number of great opportunities that we can provide people who are potential WWOOF volunteers. We could formally partner with the organization, and each of our members could, with dual-allegiance, become wwoofers using their mandate. Understanding that everyone is a volunteer will legally ease matters. Another matter is the “new” vision, or the new phrasing, of the arrangement for which the community members will be organized. I’ve fielded (no pun intended) a great many questions about how this portion will be run, and I think that I have a solution, partly inspired by WWOOF International.
All of the cottages will be known as “Seasonal Cabin Accommodations” where our “Worker Volunteers” will stay during their variable length contracts. Before planting season begins, each worker will be assigned quarters in one of our 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom cabins. Some variety will be allowed with the design of these structures, but we are also following the “tiny house” movement, and Jay Shafer’s Tumbleweed Houses especially (Seriously, check them out if you have not already). Each worker will be provided zero expenses while living among us, which includes home heating fuel, electricity, what medicine we offer, telephone communication (though no cellphones will be provided, nor shall they be prohibited), rent, clothing, pottery goods, blacksmith goods, etc. All will be “included” with the “package”. They do their work which will, of course, require training at no expense to the volunteer, and they will work their contract of six months or whatever the term will be.
In cases where we have farming staff, perhaps we have university graduates who wished to work on the farm for the summer, or high school graduates who wished to take a “year off” before university. They can live among us at no cost to themselves, get all the training they require to do many specialty, artisan-level crafts and learn to tend-farm. They can leave with a new sense of well-being and accomplishment at the end of their contract or sign on for the winter when the hard-core craft-work takes over where the harvest left off.
If any money is to change hands, it will be in the form of a stipend which will be of variable quantity depending on the surplus for that term (be it a month, a season or a year). There has been debate as to whether every community member will be given a household computer as part of this agreement, or if communal workstations will be available, or even if everyone gets a “company smartphone”, but those issues are still being discussed with the existing founding body. It is entirely likely that our volunteers may ascend the series of elected committee bodies from their neighborhoods (15 or 16 committees oversee neighborhood decisions and bring them to the founders committee) or their trades (each trade will have a committee with each member who has a trade in their neighborhood, and can bring those decisions to the founders committee) and so on. Everyone in the settlement has a voice, even if that voice is “No opinion”.
It is my hope that we can get a community that does not see money-matters as being as important as they are. It has also been discussed that a “reward” for service to the community will provide full repayment of student-loan debt, or credit card debt, and so on. When we have community-clout to cover off those expenses, perhaps in exchange for longer term-of-service-contracts (TOSC’s) to pay off the investment, we could provide a really solid and viable options to people buried in debt. They can change their lives and their thinking in one motion. Perfection.
We also discussed building a series of scholarship funds, when we have the assets. Speaking with local universities (Memorial University of Newfoundland and it’s campuses) and colleges (College of the North Atlantic and it’s campuses) to establish a fund where exceptional minds who seek to live this way as reflected by their academics, can receive FULL funding (we’d only end up paying it down anyway) in exchange for continued academic excellence, summer workterms at the ecovillage site, and extended TOSC’s in exchange for the bursary. I would also like to extend this scholarship fund to other nations, to offer those of other cultures the opportunity to live here, work here, learn in our schools and among our villagers. Also to take the lessons of permaculture and a degree in environmental science, for example, back to countries like Kenya, Zimbabwe, Berma, etc. We can then learn as much from them as we have to teach, and the cultural diversity can grow.
Only through sharing the gifts that we are able to provide can we make the global community grow. We can teach the lessons learned here, in Newfoundland, with other cultures and other communities, provinces and countries to provide a more cohesive understanding of our research. Permaculture is not magic, though it can sometimes seem that way. It is a lost art, a skill we learn from nature, and all of humanity deserves to learn from the same powerful teacher. Please join me in my mission, help with the Ecovillage Project as best you can by sharing these articles and the youtube channel videos with your peers.
I will close by saying the words that I pray mark my final resting place, “Without support, there can be no community.”


D A N V I L L E
Pathways for Veterans is proud to announce a fund raising campaign in support of a National Healthy Living Project at their newest location in Danville, California. This unique San Francisco Bay Area location will provide veterans with disabilities access to hydroponic, aquaponics, and organic growing with today’s latest teaching technologies. Pathways believes in a comprehensive approach to Health Care where recreational activities, yoga, art, meditation and even gardening can improve the veteran’s overall well-being. The Pathways Victory Garden provides a means to release stress, relieve PTSD symptoms, participate in rehabilitation activities, while learning about healthy nutrition. Our Danville project will allow Bay Area veterans to experience firsthand horticulture education/therapy along with participating in other Pathways programs designed to heal the “wounds of war”.
Sunset Sustainable Farms is a one-acre nursery located in Danville, CA that is reinventing itself as a working farm through the use of aquaponic and organic growing techniques. It has 16,500 sq ft of covered greenhouse space, a small retail farm and nursery stand and is located on a major Bay Area freeway. It is adjacent to the retail and residential areas of numerous high net-worth communities as well as the greater San Francisco Bay Area. It’s location within 15 miles of both the Oakland and Concord VA Centers and within 5 miles of the Pathways training facilities in Castro Valley make it an excellent site to provide organic farming and aquaponics training to veterans.
Sunset Sustainable Farms is a 3rd generation nursery that was opened in Oakland by partner Judy Sandkuhle’s grandfather in 1906 after the San Francisco earthquake. It was expanded to Danville in 1923 and Judy’s father took over in the late 1930’s. Judy took over in 1985 and moved to it’s current location. She graded the land, built the greenhouses and has been running the business ever since. Judy has been involved in the industry her entire life, began here career working for her father, later received a BS degree in Ornamental Horticulture from UC Cal Poly, went on to run her father’s wholesale division for 10 years, then on to the nursery business for almost 30 years.
Partner Nick Ratto was first introduced to aquaponics 5 years ago. He immediately saw the efficiencies and societal benefits of developing these food growing systems. Prior to joining Sunset Sustainable Farms he had developed a business building backyard aquaponics systems, selling parts and accessories and holding training classes. His background includes the development and management of several residential/commercial window cleaning businesses, technical project management within the corporate tech industry and owner/operator of a yacht repair business. He has made numerous long distance sailing trips through Mexico and the Caribbean and participated in the 2008 Singlehanded Transpac sailboat race from California to Hawaii.
Sunset’s partners provide a unique set of experiences that would benefit veterans as they adjust to life outside of the military.


BBR Optometry has been named as one of the key sponsors of the Borderlines Film Festival 2018
One of the UK’s most significant independent film festivals is to be supported by Hereford-based BBR Optometry as a key sponsor, it has been announced.
The Borderlines Film Festival, which covers Herefordshire, Shropshire and the Marches, attracted over 19,300 attendees to its event in 2017, making it a significant national UK film event.
BBR Optometry, based at St Owen Street in Hereford, will be one of the main sponsors in 2018, as the festival plans even more opportunities for attendees to see films that are yet to be released into the mainstream.
“Reaching out to people throughout the region and beyond, the Borderlines Film Festival has grown into a significant event, one that we’re very pleased to be supporting with our sponsorship,” said Nick Rumney, owner and chairman of BBR Optometry.
“Visual arts such as this allow people to view films that they might not otherwise go to see, bringing new audiences to the different genres of film put on by the festival organisers.
The festival’s location in smaller, rural venues throughout Herefordshire, Shropshire and the Marches also ensures communities that might not have access to cinemas and other such facilities can participate and engage with such an event which is now of significant national importance attracting over 19,000 people to the 2017 festival.”
BBR Optometry will be the key sponsor of the main evening showings of Ghost Stories on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 March. The film stars Martin Freeman and Paul Whitehouse among others. It is based on a West End play brought to the big screen focussing on the supernatural and attempts to debunk it.
The Borderlines Film Festival 2018 will take place between Friday, 23 February and Sunday, 11 March at venues throughout the region.
More details can be found here.


Telephone (Call or Text)
Located behind Brotula's restaurant.
From the parking lot entrance, follow along the right side of Brotulas (restaurant is on your left) and proceed down the hill and down the dock directly in front of you. Turn to your left and the TradeWinds is the second (and last) boat on your right. Look for a white boat with red stripes and this sign:


The Great Ocean Road is a popular tourist attraction in Victoria, Australia. It is most popular as one of the most scenic driving routes in the world, not just in Australia. Indeed, this is one of those spots in the world wherein the drive is as worthwhile (even more) than its destination. The Great Ocean Road is also an important historical memorial since it was built by soldiers to commemorate those who have died during the war. If you are planning to visit Victoria, make sure to book yourself into one of the Great Ocean Road walking tours and it is guaranteed to be a trip you won’t forget.
About the Great Ocean Road Walking Trail
A walking trail that was developed along the Great Ocean Road was designed to make it easy for tourists to explore the area on foot. The trail itself, which you’d be able to explore during Great Ocean Road walking tours in VIC, stretches to over 100 kilometers in length. Hence, the walking trail can range from 1 day and up to 4 days for those who truly want to relish the sights along the way!
Several tour companies offer VIC Great Ocean Road walking tours for those who are interested. The trail starts at the Apollo Bay and makes its way to the Otway National Park. There are also several hike-in camps available for those joining the tour to spend the night in or have a break from the walking tour. Before you can join the Great Ocean Road walking tours, you need to register first and book in advance so you can use one of the camp sites on the trail.
The walking trail provides a view of the coastline, which is not visible to those who are driving from the Great Ocean Road. Hence, it provides added incentive to those who partake in these walking tours as you get to enjoy unique views not available to those who are simply driving along the route. During your traverse, you will also be able to experience various wildlife in the area including koalas, reptiles, various bird species, wallabies and echidnas in their natural habitat.
Sights and Attractions
The best Great Ocean Road walking tours in VIC provides you with astonishing views, which has resulted in the Great Ocean Road being named as one of the world’s most scenic routes. The Cape Otway Light Station is one of the most iconic lighthouses in the Great Ocean Road. Hence, you can take a stop along this area, which is the oldest surviving lighthouse in Australia. This lighthouse was built during the mid-1800s so it is yet another historical memorial that is worth checking out during your walking tour.
Another must-visit sight during your walking tour is the Bells Beach. The coastline at the Great Ocean Road is undeniably pristine and breathtaking. Hence, take a few minutes off at the Bells Beach relishing the beautiful, golden sands and crashing waves.
Finally, the Twelve Apostles is the most distinctive attraction in the Great Ocean Road. Get an up-close view of these natural limestone rock formations during your walking tour.
You may have a common concept like millions of other people that food vans are a new generation mobile catering variation. However, you trace back the origin or the initial use of food vans way back to 1866, that is, 148 years ago in Texas. It was essentially used to cater for the food requirements of hungry cowboys who went for long cattle rearing sessions in fields. However, these new generation food vans Sydney wide have emerged on the streets to cater to the quest for yummy and delectable dishes for everyone in the city.
Passing by a food van and resisting the delicious aroma of a wide variety of foods is very difficult. However, nowadays these food vans are also hired for catering events as well so as to offer the guests a different palatable treat on their plates.
If you have a niche in foods and cooking or food related works, you can think about food vans. There are more than 150 active food vans Sydney wide. In Sydney, the popular food culture associated with food vans offers Jamaican cuisine, Mexican, American, Chinese and Greek cuisines. Every food van offers exclusive menus. Therefore, if you are thinking of starting your own business, then you need to research a bit about what other vans are offering in the area. Keep your menu different from others in your area so as to attract attention of the customers.
Checklist before Starting
· Most of the Sydney food vans require personal food-safety supervisor to monitor that the food is being prepared and served hygienically. If you do not secure hygiene parameters, you may be busted by the food department.
· Every city in Australia maintains the norms and regulations of food safety and hygienic food preparation rules enacted by the government.
· Moreover, you also need to check your menu accordingly so as to stick with the dishes that can easily be prepared on the go. You can find food vans in Sydney, which offer such menus and create your own distinctive menu.
· Besides, you also need to get all your licenses cleared and food safety certifications ready along with evidence of proper insurance documents and records.
· Moreover, just preparing food in a short time is not enough; you also need to maintain hygiene, ensure proper packaging, garnishing and taste.
According to a study of 1000 Australian food lovers, bloggers and chefs, the Australian crowd is looking for more variety and options in food vans Sydney market has today. One of the emerging trends in food fascination among the new generation of Australian crowd is gourmet dining experience, which would be scrumptious as well as affordable. Therefore, you can utilize the Internet as an essential tool to go through some food surveys, studies, trends in Sydney. Moreover, you can also come up with new cuisine varieties, which are yet not available in Sydney. However, in such cases, keep your investment restricted and judge the appreciation of the crowd about your menu to expand your business further. See more at Sydney Food Vans
It is certainly a dream of every potential migrant to have a smooth entry into the host country. This more often than not, is not the case. Most countries have stringent immigration rules and regulations that tend to frustrate the efforts of an immigrant who means well, hence making the dream of moving to that country, nothing but a mere dream. So even though these countries have a myriad of opportunities to offer, their immigration laws tend to make entry into and inhabiting within their borders next to impossible. Australia, which is the country in the spotlight in this article, hasn’t been left behind when it comes to tough immigration laws and lengthy immigration processes. This is where the LWS Migration Advisory, with excellent migration agents Perth can offer, comes into the picture. “Who are these migration agents? What do they have to offer?” are some of the questions this write-up is going to answer in detail, if you are patient enough.
Competent Migration Agents Perth can Offer
LWS Migration Advisory is an esteemed member of Migration Alliance body of Australia. They offer a wide range of migration package solutions that are tailor-made to suit the needs of any potential migrant. They boast of a taskforce of well seasoned and highly qualified experts ready to offer you the best quality services that you as their customer, deserves. The LWS Migration Advisory offers quality services of migration agents Perth has.
What are their services?
This firm offers very many services to their customers to suit their needs, and these include the following:
This package is designed specifically for those who have survived through their Visa application and still want to ensure that the deal is sealed; by doing this, the migration experts can keenly go through and review the application and avoid any hitches and loop-holes. After the thorough analysis, the experts will provide a report on the visa application presented.
The Economy Service Pack
This package is tailor-made for those confident enough to complete comprehensively a visa application by themselves with minimal or no guidance. It will now be up to the professional migration agents Perth to complete the visa application process for the customer by performing pre-stated special roles in its completion. Depending on how complicated the visa application is, these tasks that the migration agents Perth do vary from one application to another. This will be preceded by a two-hour briefing that is detailed and descriptive in order that you the customer may understand their role in the successful completion of your application.
The Premium Service Pack
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Taking a cruise along the Mekong River to travel from one country to another is a great way to experience Southeast Asia. As one of the most important river systems in Asia, the Mekong River has played an important role in the history and culture of the land. If you are planning to travel from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh, why not consider taking a cruise along the river?
Here are some tips to prepare you for your luxury cruise from Cambodia to Vietnam. These tips will ensure that you will enjoy the cruise without worries or hassle:
• Before you even depart to cruise Cambodia, consult a physician about necessary health and safety precautions. You must also check if there is a need to take any vaccines.
• Be extra careful when drinking water as you travel via cruise from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh. You must carry your own bottled water at all times and refrain from drinking from unreliable water refill stations. Your cruise ship might have its designated water refill stations. You should only refill your water bottle from these sources and never do it elsewhere.
• There are a variety of cruise options available from half day to full day and cruises that last for several days. Therefore, you need to choose the length of the cruise accordingly, especially if you intend to visit other parts of Cambodia and surrounding countries.
• You need to book your river cruise along the Mekong River from the month of November to February. The weather is cooler (although still hot) and the rainy season had ceased at this point. Hence, it is safer and it will be more convenient for you.
• Choosing the best Mekong river cruises Cambodia has to offer with various liners can be difficult. After all, the cruise itineraries are mostly the same. You need to determine your choice based on the reliability and reputation of the cruise company, as well as the freebies that you can enjoy along the cruise (such as free meals and stops along the cruise).
• With that said, choose a river cruise itinerary that is suited to your interest. For example, if there are specific sights or attractions that you want to see, make sure to look for cruises that cater to that. See more at Compagnie Fluviale du Mekong
• When depositing your valuable items, always store them in a safe deposit box and do not just leave them in your cabin. If you have items that you are afraid to or won’t risk losing, it is best to carry them with you and leave other items in the cabin.
• Avoid wearing flashy jewelry when you are out and about, especially in tourist dense areas.
The travel from Siem Reap to Phnom Penh via cruise will provide you with a new perspective about the cities. Moreover, time flows at a different pace when you are on a cruise guaranteeing that you will be able to make most of every moment. Make sure to take note of the tips above for your own safety and to make the experience memorable. For more details, just visit http://www.cfmekong.com/siem-reap-phnom-penh-3-days.html
According to an article dated 26th March, 2016, in Sunshine Coast Daily, this year Noosa was fully booked for school holidays. Every year Noosa sees many visitors, but this year has been an exception because even school children flocked the Noosa beaches. This makes Noosaville a world-famous surfing destination praised for its beautiful expansive beaches and bays that are colorful. For anyone visiting the area, accommodation options are limitless. They range from resorts, hotels and exclusive inns to beaches, motels, and holiday homes. The decision on the ideal accommodation, therefore, can be overwhelming. The good thing about this, however, is no matter, which part of the area you will be in, you are assured of some kind of Noosaville holiday accommodation.
As a holiday experience is largely dependent on the kind of place you will be staying at, it’s very paramount that any honeymooner or person on holiday finds the ideal place to spend their holiday nights. Additionally, the needs and wants of people on holiday accommodation cannot all be the same, as they vary. Here are pertinent questions you should ask yourself to help determine the right choice of accommodation for you.
What is your budget
First, consider what can you afford? Knowing your budget is the greatest weapon in helping to arrive at the accommodation option that will suit you. It will help narrow down your list. How many nights are you hoping to spend? Are you planning to transfer to another place to suit your itinerary? Since there are some hidden charges that sometimes inflate the noosaville accom, be on the lookout for these. Also, make sure if you are ready to spend on luxurious services that only luxurious hotels can offer or will you be fine with a place that will go easy on your bank account.
What kind of holiday are you planning
Are you going on a holiday full of activities that will involve plenty of time away from your Noosaville holiday accommodation? Or perhaps you would prefer to spend a lot of time in your quiet hotel room in an all-inclusive hotel that you will have everything you need on standby? Is eating outside your kind of fancy? Or would you prefer a holiday house Noosa offers that will minimize your need for seeking restraint meals? These will help you arrive at the best accommodation choice that will suit your needs.
What kind of facilities do you need
Here is where you bring all your likes and interests forward to determine the best places that will provide you with the satisfaction you are seeking from an ideal getaway. Are you a water-sport enthusiast and love swimming? How about stuff like Wi-Fi, gym? Are they a must have? Go with an accommodation option that provides most of the things you take an interest in or at least near the sites where you can enjoy those activities. If you would like to cook for yourself during the holiday, in that case, any of the holiday homes Noosa offers with equipped kitchen spaces would be a wise choice.
By factoring in pertinent questions as you decide on the ideal Noosaville holiday accommodation you would fancy, you will arrive at the best accommodation option for your needs with minimal stress.
When you hear about Algarve, the first thing that comes to your mind is Golf. Yes, there are a number of instances where Algarve is mentioned as the golf capital of Portugal. However, the reality is that if you experience a ride on Segway Algarve offers, you will find that this place has lots more to offer other than just using your Tee! This is also the opinion of Paul Chappell, who mentions that Algarve has lots more to offer than just golf, in his article published at dailyrecord.co.uk on 16th April 2016.
Different attractions in Algarve
If you love stunning sea beaches, rocky coastlines and a beautiful city, there is no doubt that Algarve should be your next holiday destination. The coastline is alluring that will enchant you while you spend some time there. And if you want to explore the beaches or enjoy the city, look out for Algrave Segway Tours.
Apart from the beaches, you can enjoy nature at Ria Formosa Natural Park, Alte, Faro Island, Quarteira, Sagres, and Alcoutim. All these places have their own charm, and they are the best places to spend some quality time in Algarve.
If you love bird watching, then Rai Formosa Antional Park is the ideal place for you. Go there, and move from one place to another with Segway Algrave operators offer and enjoy the typical birds found there.
In Quarteira and Alcoutim, you will find great harbors, but what is most special there is the cuisine. You can enjoy it and also take a look at the nearby shops and destinations.
You can also spend some time at Faro Island that has a beautiful landscape and wonderful horizon. You can enjoy the sunset on the horizon sitting right on the beaches.
Just enjoy the Algarve on a Segway
So, if you are planning to enjoy the lovely city, Algarve, the best way to do so is on a Segway. There are lots of Algrave Segway Tours that will help you choose your destination and enjoy every part of the city.
If you are wondering what a Segway is, then search online, and you can find images of a two-wheeled electric vehicle that offers a very ecofriendly way to enjoy the nature. For traveling through a Segway, you will need to control your equilibrium. For intending any chosen direction you have to lean backward, forward, or to left and right so that you can move the Segway on the roads, in the direction you want. It is perfect for travelling on roads with less traffic and even on the sidewalks.
Segway Algarve tours offer an experience that will make you feel enchanted as you can easily travel from one place to another with the help of it. With it, your trip will become more interesting. However, before you start using it on the roads or going from one place to another, make sure that you are trained on using a Segway Algarve operators offer. It will not take much more time than just ten minutes.
Finally, to conclude, it can be said that a tour to Algarve will become extraordinary when you enjoy it on a Segway.
The old adage of killing two birds with one stone makes more sense in the world of volunteering and tourism combined. A fitting name for it is voluntourism, which involves travelling the world while doing some good work as a volunteer. For instance, volunteering abroad has gone a notch higher to give travelers opportunity to see the world while providing some useful service.
Rapid growth in voluntourism
If you have the desire to travel around the world while offering some good service, then you should consider volunteering abroad. The concept of traveling and volunteering is not new in the modern world. Many organizations around the world now consider placements for willing travelers around the world. For instance, you can merge your vacation period with opportunities for volunteering in Cambodia.
Opportunities are endless from tutoring in elementary schools to working in agricultural farms. Consequently, you will be able to learn more about the community and its people. In addition, you hone your skills and build your experience in the field of practice.
Duration of volunteering
The time you take during voluntourism varies from one community to another. For example, if you volunteer in Cambodia, the duration can be as short as one week or as long as several months. It is advisable to plan your trip well with assistance from your placement organization.
Opportunities for volunteering
The main goal of volunteering abroad is to make a difference in the lives of other people. After all, why would you leave your community to serve a distant community in another part of the world? Well, opportunities for volunteering are numerous. Mainly in developing countries, they include:
· Teaching in elementary schools
· Building schools and health centers
· Offering religious studies
· Helping with community projects
As a volunteer, you choose your area of interest. The best opportunities are those that aim at improving the lives of indigenous people. Besides, when you decide to offer volunteering services, you should engage a reputable non-profit organization with a good reputation. Such organizations provide the safest opportunities. For example, if you desire Cambodia travel and volunteer opportunities, they can arrange for your travel and provide more information on the destination. Sometimes you may have to undergo a short language orientation so you can be able to communicate effectively with the natives. Charitable organizations are always on the lookout for volunteers. By combining vacation travel and some volunteer work, you can touch lives in another part of the planet.
Benefits of travel and volunteering
In addition to the fulfillment you get as a person, you develop a lasting relationship with the people you serve. This can lead to more opportunities in future. Besides, combining travel and volunteering opportunity is cost-effective. It would cost more when you arrange for the two events separately.
Volunteering is rewarding because you touch the lives of other people. All the same, you should find out more about your destination before you travel. With a good organization by your side, you are likely to find a fitting opportunity for your skills. Visit http://www.volunteering.org.au/volunteer-abroad.html today!
นับตั้งแต่ปี พ.ศ. 2552 ธนาคารกลางแห่งประเทศไทยพบว่าการเติบโตของราคาคอนโดมิเนียมในประเทศไทยพุ่งสูงขึ้นถึง 60% โดยการเติบโตนี้มาจากจำนวนชาวต่างชาติที่อาศัยอยู่ในประเทศไทยที่มีความต้องการที่พักระยะยาวที่เพิ่มมากขึ้น อีกทั้งที่มีความต้องกา ลงทุนคอนโด หรือธุรกิจอสังหาริมทรัพย์อื่นๆ
ศูนย์ข้อมูลอสังหาริมทรัพย์ (The Real Estate Information Centre: REIC) ในประเทศไทยได้ทำการสำรวจกับธนาคารอาคารสงเคราะห์เพื่อตรวจวัดความต้องการพัฒนาที่ดินเพื่อการพาณิชย์และอาคารที่พักอาศัยในพื้นเขตเศรษฐกิจพิเศษ โดยเขตเศรษฐกิจพิเศษนี้จะอยู่ที่นราธิวาส อรัญประเทศ เชียงราย หนองคาย สะเดา และเขตอื่นๆ ที่มีประชากรอาศัยอยู่อย่างหนาแน่น ผลสำรวจพบว่านักลงทุนต่างชาติสนใจลงทุนในอาคารที่พักอาศัยและอาศัยพาณิชย์ ตราบใดที่นักพัฒนาที่ดินยังคงดำเนินการซื้อที่ดินอย่างต่อเนื่อง ราคาที่ดินในเขตสำคัญหลายๆ แห่งในประเทศไทยก็จะยังคงมีราคาสูงไปเรื่อยๆ เช่นกัน ความต้องการลงทุนคอนโด หรืออสังหาริมทรัพย์อื่นๆ ในประเทศไทยยังคงมีสูงแม้จะมีปัจจัยภายนอกอื่นๆ เช่น การคาดหมายราคาที่จะเพิ่มขึ้น 4.9% สำหรับที่ดินทำเลทองในกรุงเทพฯ พร้อมคอนโดมิเนียมใหม่ๆ
ด้วยปัจจัยข้อเท็จจริงที่เป็นความก้าวหน้าในธุรกิจนี้หลายๆ ข้อ ไม่แปลกใจเลยว่าเหตุใดชาวต่างชาติจึงคิดว่าเป็นสิ่งที่ฉลาดหากจะใช้เงินไปกับการลงทุนในประเทศไทยที่มีศักยภาพดีๆ เช่นนี้
เมื่อ เดินทางท่องเที่ยวเป็นกลุ่ม คุณต้องคำนึงถึงทั้งความปลอดภัยและความอิสระ กับทัวร์ไกด์คุณสามารถสนุกสนานโดยไม่ต้องคิดถึงจุดหมายปลายทางที่จะไปต่อไป หรือคิดถึงตาราง แต่ทัวร์ดังกล่าวอาจถูกยับยั้งและไม่มีห้องพอสำหรับคุณที่จะได้ท่องเที่ยวใน ทัวร์เอเชียหรือทัวร์ยุโรปของคุณ นี่คือข้อดีและข้อเสียที่คุณควรนึกถึง
บางกิจกรรมกลางแจ้งที่ดีๆ เช่น การเดินเขา กีฬาผาดโผน หรือการล่องแก่งจะไม่สามารถทำได้หากไม่มีไกด์ทัวร์
Southeast Asia, particularly Thailand, has grown in popularity in terms of tourist destinations in the region. One of the reasons why Thailand is popular among tourists is the fact that it is relatively inexpensive to travel here. But if you are looking for volunteer overseas opportunities, Thailand is also a great destination to explore. There are several impoverished areas in Thailand that are in need of volunteers.
If you are looking for programs to join in and volunteer in Thailand, you can choose from the following available programs:
This is probably one of the most common programs available for those who wish to embark on Thailand travel to volunteer. English is not the first language in Thailand. However, the government is slowly realizing the benefits of learning to speak English fluently in order to stay competitive. This is why teaching English is a common type of work demanded from volunteers in Thailand.
One particular school in the small village of Ban Thin Dung is Phon Phisai Elementary School. This school is in need of volunteers who are willing to teach English to its students. There are several other poor communities within the area that have children who cannot go to school or need teachers for English. As a volunteer, you can render your service to them so you can help the community in some way. This is a good option of volunteer Thailand opportunity for those with a passion for teaching.
Aside from learning how to speak English, the poor communities in Thailand will also be in a better position to succeed with the knowledge on new technology and computer use. If you are interested in using computer and information technology, this is a worthwhile volunteer opportunity. The lack of funding and IT teachers has prevented the growth of the IT industry in the country, especially among the youth. You can therefore impact the future of these children by teaching them about computers and information technology. It is a small investment today that will enable them to reap the benefits down the road.
If you are not the teacher-type, there is another special cause that you can partake in when you volunteer overseas in Thailand. Deforestation and poaching is a serious concern in Thailand. In fact, it has endangered the lives of the gibbons that live in the forest. This is true not just for gibbons but the people who live near the forests are also at risk.
You can therefore volunteer to do tree planting activities and other programs to save the Thai rainforest. This is a great volunteer opportunity for individuals who are also nature advocates or outdoor adventurers. It is crucial that the state of the rainforest is preserved because there are so many lives that depend on it. In fact, it is one of the things that Thailand is most proud of when it comes to their tourism industry – the natural beauty of Thailand.
Regardless of which of these programs you choose when you volunteer overseas in Thailand, you will probably learn more than what the locals will be able to learn from you.


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HIGHEST mountain in Thailand.
We rode it yesterday and I took along the drone. 214km in total.
Here is the strava data.
Here is a quick youtube vid about it.
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Ahmedabad is huge and diverse, and it does not fail to cast a spell on anyone who travels through it. Visitors to India are charmed, inspired and bemused by its diverse sights, sounds and smells – it is a holiday destination unlike any other in the World. The Indian subcontinent is perhaps the only destination in the World where in a two week holiday, you can do a high altitude trek, do a wildlife safari in a National Park, spend a night lazily cruising the backwaters, ride a Camel in the desert, spend time gazing at the Taj Mahal, and still have time to relax on a beach !! India has all this and much more …
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E. Jay from the Solomon Islands
From the Ends of the Earth to Fire in the Night in Kansas City
Eleazar Jimmy Riria (E. Jay) grew up in the Solomon Islands (a small group of Islands in the South Pacific). His grandma taught him from the Word of God and how to pray when he was young. Recently, E. Jay journeyed from his small island nation to Kansas City to participate in our Nightwatch internship, Fire in the Night. Before he came to Kansas City, E. Jay was involved in leading worship in a small village, Fa’arau, at the Fa’arau House of Prayer. Like our prayer room in Kansas City, the Fa’arau House of Prayer’s worship and prayer never stops. A team from the IHOP-KC Nightwatch led by Rick Rupp went to Fa’arau to feed and clothe the poor, give away instruments for the house of prayer, and share the love of Christ. Once Rick got to know E. Jay, he raised funds to bring him to Kansas City.
In Fire in the Night, E. Jay learned the value of reading, praying, and singing the Word. He looks forward to returning to the Solomon Islands to share all he has learned. He desires to preach from what he has learned and teach children in his village many of the songs he sang at IHOP-KC.
Last month, E. Jay joined the worship team I sing on in the Nightwatch. It has been so fun to sing with him and get to know him. I know God is going to do so much through this man of God! I believe Isaiah prophesied of the very day we are living in, “From the ends of the earth we hear songs, ‘Glory to the Righteous One’” (Isaiah 24:16). I saw it in Haiti every morning when 1,000 gathered to pray in that island nation. Now E. Jay will be a part of making that a reality in the Solomon Islands.
To connect with our Nightwatch team visiting the Solomon Islands in August and to learn more about their vision to drill wells for the poor visit www.RickRupp.com
After two years of living in the inner city, I am moving back to a house closer to our main missions base. I am doing the majority of my ministry down there as I pray and sing in the Nightwatch and work with IHOP-KC’s LIFE Initiatives Department. Over the past few months, the long commute has been difficult to afford and manage. I am continuing to minister in the inner city at Hope City once a week. I am going to miss living in the inner city!
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Tube nerds in Islington must be a happy bunch: there’s a goldmine of Underground history in the borough, with all sorts trivia to be unearthed (sometimes literally) at many of its stations. So being partial to a spot of tube-geekery myself, I did a bit of research into Islington’s stations and came back with more fascinating facts than I ever expected…
Article originally published at Islington Pepople
Most recently, we’ve had the campaign to rename Archway station as ‘Whittington’, after the area’s most famous occupant.
Islington residents have been campaigning for the name change for years, and according to Going Underground’s Annie Mole, they got a ‘sort of yes’ from Boris Jounson in August of last year. But the present-day Mayor told residents not to hold their breath, and the only change most Archway dwellers have noted recently is the regular closure of the station on weekends!
And then there’s Arsenal, which is the only station on the Underground to be named directly after a football club, changed from Gillespie Road in 1932.
Two of my favourite tube factoids are to do with escalators on the Underground: the longest of which can be found in our very own Angel station. At 197 ft (60m) it takes 80 seconds to carry passengers up or down, so if you’ve ever felt like you were taking the longest escalator ride of your life while emerging from the Northern Line at rush hour, you were probably right.
Holloway Road station, meanwhile, briefly played host to the first escalator on the whole of the Underground system: a bizarre, spiral-shaped contraption that was built in 1906 but deemed unsafe and never used. It was then apparently forgotten for the best part of 80 years, before an engineer discovered it gathering dust in the station’s second, dis-used lift shaft during a routine inspection.
The spiral escalator, devised by American inventor Jesse W. Reno, was an experiment that could have been taken up all over the underground if it had been successful, and would presumably have saved a lot of space in stations. But its trial at Holloway Road seems to have been enough to bury the idea forever.
Looking at some of the old photographs found in the abandoned shaft, it’s easy to see why the device was considered too dangerous for public use: passengers would have stood on a very narrow walkway, possibly with no handrail, and with no steps to climb in the event of a breakdown. Some have speculated that the escalator was based on a fairground ride that was in use at the time. The first fully-functional, non-hazardous escalator was installed at Earl’s Court five years later in 1911.
Highbury & Islington Station, now a 1960s concrete box, was once a grand old building that looked almost like a mini version of Waterloo. With pillars and gothic arches, the original Highbury Station could not look more different from its lowly reincarnation as Hi&I Tube.
There are some fascinating eyewitness accounts from Highbury residents caught up in the blast, which came from a V1 bomber that crash-landed at the North end of Upper Street, taking out shops, gardens and the part of the station that has now become the ‘Famous C0ck’ pub.
Observant commuters entering Highbury & Islington station to this day can see a small relic of the earlier station: look to the left of the entrance, between the station and the Famous Cock, and you’ll see one solitary column that was never taken down.
Do you have any fascinating facts on underground Islington you’d like to share with us? We’d love to hear them.


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One of the defining features of living in the Seattle metropolitan area is the incredible landscape we have around us. Only a short drive from the city, you can find yourself lost in a forest, on top of a mountain, or in the middle of a desert. The natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest is sometimes taken for granted by the people who live here.
The images in Erforsche – Explore are a sample of my own adventures around the Pacific Northwest. Some of these adventures took place in hikes that are only a five minute drive from my home. Other adventures took place in the North Cascades where you can find breathtakingly beautiful alpine lakes such as Lake Serene and Blanca Lake, where the snow is still present even late into the summer, North Bend which is home to the panoramic Mt. Si, The Vance Creek Bridge in Shelton, and the beaches at Ocean Shores.
These images are a reminder of the beauty that is always surrounding us here in the Pacific Northwest. They give the viewer the opportunity to contemplate their own relationship with the landscape here and suggest that they too can explore.


In 2003, with my strong intentions and the support of those close to me, I (Edwin Basye) started envisioning a new small community based on sustainable living practices, holistic health, and spiritual intentions. In December of 2003, I journeyed from Rochester, New York to the land that was donated for this project. Since that time, there has been slow but significant progress toward that goal. In late summer of 2004, Mike Fallwell joined me (Edwin Basye) as a guest at the Sanctuary with the goal of developing a new revolutionary windpower machine. Although we were not able to build a viable prototype because of scaling issues, Mike's ideas have been pursued by other windmill researchers.
We acquired many items from Windtree Ranch in 2004, which no longer had use for the items. Among these were a motorhome and three pickup-style camper units. Initially we powered the site with a generator acquired from a neighbor, but in the fall of 2005 we installed a modest solar system consisting of two 120-watt panels and six golf-car batteries, which has done very well powering lights, running a laptop computer, small 12V cooler, and various appliances and power tools. We later upgraded the solar system with a 3rd panel, to run a small refrigerator.
We now have a second solar system and our first experimental adobe dome, which is quite a success. So much so that we plan to build more larger ones.
We have also installed a koi pond.
About the Area
Douglas is a town in Arizona on the border of Mexico and is less than 50 miles from New Mexico. It seems to be on the verge of a significant growth spurt. It has grown from about 15,500 people in 2004 to about 17,000 today. A 500-home development is underway just outside of town, and homes were selling well until the mortgage crisis hit.
Douglas has generally mild winters but occasionally gets down to single digits. The winter of 2007-2008 was very mild -- our first hard frost date was December 10th. The winter of 2008-2009 was even warmer, with the first hard frost on December 26th! There is often a 35 to 40 degree temperature difference between overnight low and daytime high, so a rare cold morning of 10 degrees could end up being a fairly pleasant 50 degrees by afternoon.
The land is approximately 11 miles from Douglas. The land has many small ravines and one large central ravine where erosion has occurred, partially due to open range cattle over-grazing. The soil is generally sandy and rocky in spots, especially on the upper slopes. Some of the lower portions of the land have red clay mixed with rocks beneath the one foot of topsoil and decomposed rock.
All neighboring lands are approximately 40 acres but can (and a few have been) be subdivided into smaller (min. 5-acre) parcels.
The flora is dominated by mesquite, a leguminous (nitrogen-fixing) plant which has edible green beans in late spring. and mature beans during the monsoon season (July/August) which can be harvested and ground into flour. Mesquite can also be harvested for limited amounts of small firewood. Other flora include various wildflowers, sage, chaparral (creosote bush), grasses, cacti, century plants, and a few juniper trees and oak trees.
The notable fauna are deer, javelinas, coyotes, skunks, ringtails, ground squirrels, cottontail rabbits, jackrabbits, quail, red-tail hawks, owls, hummingbirds, many varieties of lizards including the Gila Monster, and rattlesnakes.


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Howdy from the home of Kansas State University, Manhatton KS! We have been having an amazing time on the road and have had great weather! Below is a link to a blog we just posted on the NET website. You can see a little bit more about our team and some pictures as well.
We have about another week in the land of Oz and then we will be heading to Texas. Today we have a day off so our team is running errands, catching up with family, and then going to get Mexican food tonight!


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Both playful and serious, themes of the imagination, memory and the natural world are explored.
We invite you to engage, conjuring personal thoughts and meanings.
Willa Downing — Rearranged Landscape With Wayward Clouds
During the recent catastrophic floods, as inundated rivers washed away mountainsides and redirected river flow, a flood victim living in Interior BC commented that the water has suddenly rearranged the landscape. The familiar has become strange.
Lesley Garratt — Forest Pendulum
It speaks to the idea of a timepiece as an indicator of the health of a forest.
With its vigilant stance and steadfast gaze,
It hangs in the balance of the forest ways,
It speaks of the present and rhythms to come,
The voice of the forest pendulum
tree bark, cones, mushrooms, lichen, raw wool, sticks, paint, wire, plastic mesh, lampshade frames
Marking the Earth – a South Surrey subdivision
But they say we cannot own land,
As the land owns us.
The map is not the territory.
A tribute to my mother Grace Lai Tong,
Who passed away in 2016:
Mysteries I may never know
Of her early life in China.
Her patient meticulous needlework
A constant in my childhood,
Continues to inform and inspire my practice.
Memory of My Mother
Turkish fold map, acrylic on paper
thread, pins, Coulter Pine needles
deconstructed book + mixed media
To conjure associations, hybridities, and hope, I have relied on heavily redacted sections of “Locksley Hall” by Alfred Lord Tennyson, 1835:
“Not in vain the distance beacons. Forward, forward let us range,
Let the great world spin for ever down the ringing grooves of change.
Mother-Age (for mine I knew not) help me as when life begun:
Rift the hills, and roll the waters, flash the lightnings, weigh the Sun.
O, I see the crescent promise of my spirit hath not set.
Ancient founts of inspiration well thro’ all my fancy yet
Comes a vapour from the margin, blackening over heath and holt,
Cramming all the blast before it, in its breast a thunderbolt.”


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Photography Exhibition of Rezi Tsetskhladze.
My photography is inspired by the nature of Georgia. I think that those ancient peaks and black contours that the visitors see in the photo are created with invisible force and conveyed as an artefact. While working, I felt a sense of mystery, comfort and serenity.
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Last week, I had the pleasure of attending an event with the theme of “Challenging the Narrative“. One of my favourite annual events, the 2018 Welsh Coaching Conference.
Chaired once again, by the irrepressible Dave Tee, this event continues to go from strength to strength. Dave’s passion & commitment is no doubt one of the reasons for that, together with the great team at USW Commercial.
Sadly, I was in London during the 2017 conference, but this year’s meeting garnered an enthusiastic crowd. From the hundreds, gathered in Cardiff City Hall, it was no surprise to hear that coaching in Wales is in rude health. Dave Tee kicked off the 2018 conference, by sharing some statistics on coaching in Wales, compared to other European countries. (more…)


So I said that I would take more advantage of the city that I'm near (Philadelphia, presently), and, even though I missed the Van Gogh exhibit (it was sold out!), I will.
But I also think it's important to keep broadening my horizons. And I worry that I'm getting...repetitive. I've been to Chicago dozens of times, and also lived there. I go to Boston and New York essentially monthly. I've been to London four times, including a several-month stint as a nanny. I'm considering going to Zurich for the second time.
But there are so many OTHER places out there. I haven't been to Sweden, or Spain, or Greece. I haven't been to Hawaii, or Alaska (or Nebraska or South Dakota, but...they are also not very high on the list of places I WANT to go).
It's just so EASY to go to the places I've already been. I have friends in Chicago and Boston and DC and Zurich. London is so natural to me, it feels like a cruel trick that I am not a native Londoner. But then, theoretically, I could feel that way somewhere else, but because I haven't been there yet, I don't know it.
So I'm going to try to go to one big new place this year. Just to try it out.


How I started to love travelling
My family had moved back from europe in my early teens however to only relocate back in europe right after some years of hard experiences abroad in asia. The changes for me were quiet tough to swallow however with met experiences of the two different continental countries, i had managed to learned alot in short space of time as these both countries were quiet the opposite from one another in terms of language,culture, religion,weather and what not. While being in London i managed to visit the disneyland in my school days but my tooth liking for world travelling had already disappeared while i was still young at the moment. So what really changed the thought pattern and my perspective to travel more often to new different countries.
The answer simply lies with travelling more to newer destinations and my holiday tours to switzerland and turkey whom both were eye openers to what more there was available to see and i really enjoyed the weather in both of the countries as well as the sight seeing tours of the two destinations. If you are not that fond of travelling i would simply challenge you to try new destinations for travelling on holidays or just for relaxing and you will return to be amazed to re-learn that after all travelling can be really enjoyable.
I believed my travelling experiences were not only enjoyable but i learned so many new things about different cultures and the people that i met. Travelling seemed like really a positive thing to do and it seemed as if to grow & gain more quickly in mental strength, knowledge and experiences there was nothing better than travelling to newer destinations abroad! .
Travel safely and enjoy being part of new cultures , i hope to read your positive experiences and see how you react to the article as well as what are your experiences for travelling. Lets share!
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From driving to Mongolia in tiny cars to crossing India in tuk-tuks, amateur teams on extreme unsupported adventures organised by The Adventurists have used the unusual format of the trips to raise huge sums for charity despite the gloomy financial environment.
After 8 years and 8 different adventures 6639 people from more than 25 countries have now raised £3 534 790 for charity between 2004 and the end of 2011.
More than £850 000 of the total was raised in 2011 alone, apparently demonstrating that even in financially turbulent times the teams are able to prise open the charitable pockets of their friends, family and sponsors and help with The Adventurists mission: 'Fighting to make the world less boring and save a bit of it at the same time.'
The adventures include the Mongol Rally – a 10 000 mile drive from UK to Mongolia in 1-litre cars; the Rickshaw run - driving 3000km across India in a tiny tuk tuk and others, with no back up, no support and no set route. Each team has to raise a minimum of £1000 for charity which is donated directly, while a separate entry fee is paid to The Adventurists covers the event costs.
The official charity for the Rickshaw Run India is Frank Water. Founder Katie Alcott said: “The extraordinary support from Rickshaw Run teams over the past few years has raised almost £500 000 in support of our clean water projects in India, which provide guaranteed clean water to rural communities who suffer from both biological and chemically contaminated water.
“Over 100 000 people now have access to clean, fluoride free drinking water, making a profound and lasting effect on lives. Without doubt, this calls for an enormous THANK YOU to all Rickshaw Run teams past and present - incredible!”
The Mongol Rally – the original and largest adventure - has raised just under £2 million overall for charity. Fiona Geoghegan of Chrstina Noble Children's Foundation (CNCF), the official rally charity until 2011 said:
“Since 2006 the Mongol Rally teams have raised a stunning £695 000 which has contributed substantially to the running cost of the Blue Skies Ger Village in Mongolia, and will in fact allow us to continue to provide the high standard of care we pride ourselves on for the next couple of years, making The Adventurists one of our most valued donors.”
The Adventurists have launched a total of eight adventures, all designed to be intentionally difficult in response to the world becoming increasingly dominated by a hermetically sealed health & safety culture. Using a ladder is considered unacceptably dangerous and “adventure travel” means aguided tour up a mountain or staying in a hotel with less than four stars.
In 2004 six amateur teams set off to try and drive to Mongolia in tiny and unsuitable 1-litre cars with no back up, no support, no professional drivers, no set route and not a clue what would happen.
Four succeeded and the concept exploded in popularity with almost 1000 people in 400 teams expected to take part in 2012.
The Adventurists, based in the UK, was founded by Tom Morgan and continues to look for new adventures to help with the fight to make the world less boring.
In 2011 the first ASEAN Rickshaw Run took place in South East Asia and was recognised by the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) as an official event to highlight tourism and connectivity across the region. It was launched by the ASEAN Secretary General from the Secretariat building in Jakarta and finished in Krabi, Thailand.
In February 2012 the Pioneer edition of the Ice Run sees 10 teams driving Ural motorbikes with sidecars along frozen rivers in Siberia.
For more information about The Adventurists and to sign up for an adventure visit:


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With its walkable downtown flanked by abundant green spaces, Union Township offers the best of suburban living with a distinctly “city vibe.” A major university, easy access to the airport and to the City, and a strong sense of community bring many to this location. Corporate chains from Target to Olive Garden chose Union Twp. to locate their stores.
Titan Union is located in the middle of Union’s business district, with restaurants, stores, bakeries, coffee shops, and more right downstairs at your doorstep. The building design honors both its historic roots as a bank and its modern offerings.
Residents will enjoy Union’s festivals and community events. The Township is host for the annual Union County St. Patrick’s Day parade. Golf courses and parks offer plenty of outdoor fun. Kean University hosts cultural and educational events. Union is home to plenty of great food, including arguably New Jersey’s best hot dog at the Galloping Hill Inn, according to the New York Times. For arguably the best pizza in the region and beyond, try a slice at Cioffi’s.
Located just 17 miles west of New York City, Union Township is an easy commute to everywhere you want to be. At Titan Union, a shuttle picks up right by the building and takes you to the Union train station. There’s a bus stop for NJ Transit across the street. It’s a quick train ride on the Raritan line to Manhattan. NJ Transit also provides easily accessible transportation. Union Township is convenient to the area’s major roadways, including the Garden State Parkway, Interstate 78, and Routes 22 and 82, as well as to Newark Liberty International Airport.


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The electricity consumption and cooling issues are usually kept secret by large miners, so as is the exact location of their farms. Genesis, like Carlson and others, in accordance with their security policy, does not disclose the exact geographical location of its mining farms.
China is known for its numerous plants for the manufacture of video cards and ASIC miners. Consequently, the miners in China have the advantage of purchasing equipment at lower prices. The delivery of equipment is cheaper — or even absolutely free. China is amongst countries with the lowest price for electricity ,valong with Venezuela, Taiwan, and the Ukraine.
The most important factor in this matter is the decision of the Chinese government to encourage the industrial production of cryptocurrency by reducing the price of electricity consumption for the official owners of such farms. China has a huge population, which increases job competition. In the country, industrial cities have existed for a long time, with workers living without visiting the outside world at all. The same is practiced at mining farms, where system administrators are ready to live in dormitories near a farm for a relatively small salary, ensuring uninterrupted production of cryptocurrencies.
All these factors create a fertile ground for the deployment of the largest mining farms, like in Liaoning province. Its small city of Dalian is the center of mining in China and, probably, the whole world. It is a three-story mining farm with a specially designed ventilation system.
Currently, the farm in Dalian accounts for more than three percent of the hash rate of the entire Bitcoin network. Another Chinese province, Sichuan , launched an industrial farm near a hydroelectric power station. Since , the capacity of the farm has grown almost threefold and reached 12 PH. Other provinces, throughout China, are also not without their own large mining farms.
You can easily understand, when such a farm is nearby, because of the piles of obsolete mining equipment. The largest mining farm in Switzerland is located in the small village of Linthal in the eastern part of the country. Its owner, Guido Rudolphi , has already run a mining farm in Zurich but found the operating costs too high. After almost two years of searching, Rudolphi opted for Linthal, which offers the most attractive prices for electricity in the country.
The new farm, located in a former factory building, is considered the largest in Switzerland. Although the issue of cooling processors still remains relevant, Rudolphi insists that the possible financial benefit is not decisive for him. The world needs Bitcoin more for political reasons, he believes.
The owner of the farm compares the cryptocurrency with the internet of the s, when many people looked at this phenomenon with a great deal of skepticism. Russia is also among the countries in which large mining areas are located. The largest of these is believed to be located near Moscow, though the exact location of the farm is not disclosed. The power of the Moscow farm allows for the mining of approximately Bitcoin a month. To cool this amount of equipment, modern ventilation from Iceland is used.
Image source: Lazy-flyer. Major mining farms began to appear only a couple of years ago. In , these were farms of enthusiasts. Today, mining farms consist of large technological infrastructures with a regular staff of professional employees, like Coinmint , which combine into agglomerates at the site of former factories and hangars.
With the increased complexity of the network and the declining prices of cryptocurrency, individual miners are pulling out. However, those players who managed to deploy large-scale infrastructures will be able to provide an ideal balance of productivity and low cost. Биток и эфир держу до наилучших времён. Нужно учить Defi , любопытно. Всем привет. А какой веб вы используете для майнинга?
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This 100 year old lantern, from the
Sternwheeler "Mascot", was filled with kerosene, a fuel
used before converting to carbide. The type of kerosene used was
different from the kerosene of today. The lamp is actually the chimney
itself. The reflector nor the inside has no damage from smoke. The
kerosene of today would smoke up the lamp.
In the late 1880's to 1908, paddle boats,
or sternwheelers, would come up the side rivers to little towns like
LaCenter or Woodland to pick up produce and people. The boats only
needed a foot of water and even then, part of the year they couldn't
come up to LaCenter.
The Paeschels and McClellans and, of
course many others, used these boats. The two families lived in Fargher
Lake and View area in Clark County.
There were no roads at that time--only
Indian trails. In the beginning, when the Paeschels first came here,
they walked the 8 miles to LaCenter to take produce to Portland by boat.
Mrs. Paeschel tells about how hard it was to walk in wet and rain with 6
or 7 skirts on flopping around her ankles. Later they used oxen, as they
were able to get them and then horses and wagons.
There were many boats that used these
waterways for many years. The Columbia was full of boats.
"This lamp was given
to me from a friend of my husbands--Bob Horn. He told me either his
father or uncle was the Captain of the Mascot"
As told by Minnie McClellan who was born in Gervais, Oregon. At
one year of age, her family moved to Clark County where she has resided
for the past 83 years.