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Joys of Research with Guest Skye Alexander

News Flash: Skye’s lucky winner is Liz Milliron!

Edith here, writing from the dark days of northeastern MA in mid-November.

But that doesn’t matter when you have a fun new historical mystery to dive into! Please welcome today’s guest, a former denizen of our region, who shares a few areas of research she enjoyed while writing her newly released Never Try to Catch a Falling Knife. Skye is offering an ebook version as a giveaway to one lucky reader.

Here’s the blurb:

August 1925. Jazz singer Lizzie Crane and her troupe land a plum job that could give them their big break in show biz: a week-long engagement celebration for the daughter of a wealthy industrialist to a Russian count. But before Lizzie can enjoy her good luck––and the amorous attention of her employer’s son––she finds the group’s saxophonist stabbed to death. Police suspect her and her musician friends and place them under house arrest, where they’re at the mercy of the very people who have the most to lose if the murder is solved. As Lizzie delves into her slain colleague’s mysterious past, she discovers secrets worth killing to protect and risks her own life in the process.

The Joy of Doing Research

Writing historical fiction requires doing a lot of research, which may sound tedious to some people. But once I started delving into the Roaring Twenties for the first history-mystery in my Lizzie Crane series, Never Try to Catch a Falling Knife, I was rewarded with all sorts of fascinating facts, fads, and trivia.

For example, I learned that Prohibition didn’t outlaw drinking alcohol or serving it in your home, only making, selling, and distributing it were illegal. In the 1920s, police roamed beaches performing “modesty checks” on women bathers by measuring the distance from the bottoms of their swimsuits to their knees. Charles Lindbergh, before he became famous for flying across the Atlantic Ocean, performed air acrobatics in barnstorming events across the central U.S.––his risky demonstrations earned him the nickname “Daredevil Lindbergh.”

The Devil’s in the Details

Because mystery readers are sticklers for accuracy, I had to make sure I got the information right. To that end, I sought resource materials that would provide the details I needed. I purchased a 1925 Sears catalog that showed what ordinary people wore, the products they used, and how much things cost in those days. I bought old postcards, newspapers, and magazines. I downloaded period menus from restaurants to learn what people ate then––Jell-O, it turns out, was considered a classy dessert because it meant the person who served it owned one of the new refrigerators. I found vintage maps on eBay, including a hand-drawn one of Greenwich Village in 1925 that indicated which ethic and cultural groups lived in which areas, and one of New York in 1926 that showed which elevated railways were being transitioned to subways.

To familiarize myself with Jazz Age slang I turned to slang dictionaries including Tom Dalzell’s Flappers 2 Rappers and The Writer’s Guide to Everyday Life from Prohibition through World War II by Marc McCutcheon. There I learned that the convertible one of my characters drives was known as a “breezer” and that a hot-blooded young woman was called a “bearcat,” which became my protagonist’s nickname.

To augment my Sears catalog, I sought fashion advice from style expert Debbie Sessions at Vintage Dancer, who gave me a course in 1920s clothing. To expand my knowledge of jazz, I listened to old recordings and watched performances of Louis Armstrong, Al Jolson, and other jazz greats on YouTube. I read books, stories, and plays, and watched movies from the period. What fun!

The Personal Touch

On a few occasions, I talked with elderly people who shared personal stories. A gentleman in his nineties whose parents had owned a grand resort featured in Never Try to Catch a Falling Knife recounted his family’s tales of the good old days spent there. Another man whose father worked in the film industry in Los Angeles in the 1920s explained how early records were made. And a woman centenarian told me how ladies tended to their personal hygiene.

Settings are important to me, and the locations in my books are based on actual places. Crane’s Castle in Ipswich, Massachusetts (former summer home of the plumbing magnate Richard Crane) served as inspiration in Never Try to Catch a Falling Knife. The second book in my series, What the Walls Know, takes place in an eerie seaside castle much like the Gothic Revival home of inventor John Hays Hammond Jr. in Gloucester. The Peirce-Nichols House in Salem, Massachusetts, designed by Samuel McIntire in 1782, served as the prototype for the mansion in book three The Goddess of Shipwrecked Sailors. For the sake of authenticity, I visited every house, restaurant, hotel, museum, train station, store, library, factory building, cemetery, and park I’ve written about, from Boston’s Gardner Museum to Salem’s Old Burying Point Cemetery, from New York’s Penn Station and Carnegie Hall to the fishing docks of Gloucester, Massachusetts. If it’s mentioned in my books, and if such a place still exists––for sadly some have been destroyed––I’ve been there.

 In the process of writing my Lizzie Crane series, I’ve learned about clipper ships, crossword and jigsaw puzzles, art forgery, pipe organs, bootlegging, Ouija boards, merry-go-rounds, elevators, and many other things I didn’t realize I wanted to know. And every day I discover something else.

Readers: Share your story about the Roaring Twenties or another era in the past. I’ll send one commenter an ebook version of my new book.

Skye Alexander is the author of the Lizzie Crane series of historical mysteries, published by Level Best Books (LBB). In 2003, she cofounded the original version of LBB with fellow authors Kate Flora and Susan Oleksiw. She has over forty fiction and nonfiction books to her credit, her stories have appeared in anthologies internationally, and her work has been translated into more than a dozen languages. After spending thirty-one years in Massachusetts, Skye now lives in Texas with her black Manx cat. Visit her at

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  1. Now I’m fascinated by all the stuff you researched. I do love history, so I think I would really enjoy looking at all that. It would be trying to get it right on the page that were terrify me.

    And your new book sounds like so much fun. Congrats!

    1. I didn’t know I liked history until I started writing this series. I hope you’ll give it a try. Thanks for your kind words.

  2. I’m old, but not old enough to have memories of the 1920s. However, I love the Jazz Age and would have definitely been a flapper. I also love all the research you have done. I’m not a writer, but I research all kinds of stuff (including visiting as many places as possible) just for the fun of it. Hammond Castle and the indoor pool area is a gas. I’m not familiar with this series, but would love to win a copy of your latest book. Congrats on book #3.

  3. SKYE: Thanks so much for sharing your detailed research process into the 1920s for your Lizzie Crane mysteries. I agree that discerning readers can pick up even the most minor errors, so I salute your thoroughness and determination in working so hard to portray the 1920s as accurately as you can.

    I don’t know much about the 1920s, except associating certain words from that era: Prohibition, flappers, jazz and speakeasies. I have a mystery author friend who has just written a new book with historical elements from the 1920s. Her modern-day sleuth, Dr Hope Sze, is taking a romantic getaway at a 1920s inn in Windsor ON where she encounters ghosts, stories of Al Capone and stories of Prohibition mayhem.
    The book, White Lightning, is being released on December 1.

    1. I should have added that Melissa found it very frustrating to do in-person research for this book. She wanted to visit historical buildings/places in Windsor and nearby Detroit MI but the pandemic had the Canada-US land border shut down since 2020. In the end, I think Melissa was able to take some time off from work (she is an ER doctor in eastern Ontario) to go on a research field trip this summer to Windsor (but not Detroit).

  4. Wow! What a fun trip down history lane. I share your excitement of hunting authentic bits that make the story. The onsite visits coupled with grand cyber excursions generate not only facts, but amazing ideas for future stories. I love the universities with free online archives of high-resolution photos and daily newspapers. Thanks, Skye!

  5. Welcome, Skye! Since I write a series set in the 40s, I have to chase down that book on slang.

    My dad’s grandmother (would that be my great grandmother?) would go to Canada during Prohibition and smuggle bottles of whiskey back in the door panels of her car. She then sold it for a nickel a shot from her kitchen. One night, so goes the story, there was a knock on the door. When she opened it, it was the Chief of Police from her town and the head of customs at the Peace Bridge. They wanted a drink. LOL

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  6. Your research sounds fascinating! I love history and learning about how people used to live. Now, it’s funny you mention about jello because I know my nana had had an icebox early on but when we’d go to visit, she’d upgraded to a Frigidaire. She always served us jello with cream, which was something I always found to be odd but a great treat. Now I know she must have considered that quite a fancy dessert!

  7. Research is wonderful! Now I have to read your books – who could resist.

    While I wasn’t born in the 1920s my father was born in 1917. He was a lifelong jazz aficionado and often told the story of walking from his home in Yonkers to Harlem where he would sneak into the Apollo and listen to the music. One of his childhood friends – Ella Fitzgerald. They would often make the trip together, but only when they both had money for the train!

  8. Thanks for joining us today, Skye. As you know, I loved the book.

    Historical research is the best! When I started writing my Quaker Midwife mysteries, I had no idea how much I would love becoming an amateur historian.

    I took a behind-the-scenes tour of the Crane mansion one year, which went into the places where the servants worked: the kitchen, the luggage elevator, the hidden staircases. It was fascinating, and I used a lot of it in Murder on the Bluffs, my second Lauren Rousseau mystery.

  9. Welcome, Skye! I love the roaring twenties. My grandparents came into adulthood then and I remember my grandmother’s heavy flapper dresses and ostriche feather fans in the trunk in her basement.

  10. I had an aunt who was a 1920’s Flapper and could dance the Charleston. She was told by her parents to go to school and agreed that Beauty School was the place for her. She was ahead of her times and always used a purple rinse on her hair. It seemed a little strange to younger me, but then I came to understand that it was just her personality. She made great pies, so was a favorite when we all gathered to have Sunday dinner at my grandparent’s home.

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  11. Here are Skye’s replies to most of you. She’ll try again later!

    Mark: I didn’t know I liked history until I started writing this series. I hope you’ll give it a try. Thanks for you kind words.

    ginnyjc: Thanks, Ginny. I would’ve been a flapper too. I agree, Hammond Castle is pretty amazing.

    Grace: Thanks, Grace. I hope your friend’s book is a big success.

    Grant: It’s been fun for me. I agree, the university and newspaper archives offer a lot of great photos and info.

    Liz: What a great story about your great-grandmother. She must have been a very cool person.
    Kathy: Thanks for sharing your experience with Jell-O and your nana. It’s funny to us now, but I think you’re right that she considered it a treat.

    Kaitcarson: How interesting that your father and Ella Fitzgerald were friends! I wish I could’ve talked to him about jazz–he must have had wonderful stories.

    Barbara: I’d love to see your grandmother’s flapper clothes! I’m trying to find some to wear when I give talks.

  12. Skye, this series sounds terrific. I love historical mysteries and admire your thorough research into the places and language, jazz and customs of that time. Maybe I’ll visit some of these places, too. This book is going straight onto my TBR list. Glad you visited with The Wickeds today.

  13. I love historical fiction and stories about that time. I would love to win your book. My parents were just kids on the 20’s and 30’s so don’t have any real stories. My mom did go to NYC and worked as the bottom half of the magic act sawing a woman in half ai Coney Islsnd in about 1931.

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Conflict in El Dorado

Player versus player, commonly abbreviated PvP, involves players fighting against each other instead of NPCs. The player's secret society dictates who is the enemy or the ally, easily identifiable by uniform.

The rules of engagement are set and regulated by the Council of Venice who control the interactions of the three societies by dictating the rule-set and location of each battle. At each location, the three factions battle for control ancient relics.[1][2]

There is no open world PvP and there will not be separate server rule set for PvP and PvE.[3] PvP style shenanigans were mentioned at PAX 2009 by Ragnar Tornquist including defacing property and swapping faction flags.[4]

There are Fight Club areas in various areas of faction headquarter cities. You can participate or watch the fights from safe viewing zones.

The results of non-Fight club PvP activities will result in faction wide rewards that include buffs or bonuses as well as vendors. The effects that bonuses and buffs will have are still being tested; possibilities include basic stat increases or XP bonuses. Vendors will appear in society headquarters based on the results of battlefields and warzones.[3]

A recent interview with Martin Bruusgaard we learn that players will not be able to join persistent PvP until they hit a certain society rank, "That's approximately… after Egypt." In the same interview Martin mentions that they have a way of calculating brackets for the arena style PvP based on tiers, where your tier is determined by your chakra and weapon skills so that all players within the same tier have the same combat potential.[5]

Battlefieds, also called arenas and mini-games, are matches of instanced PvP, each having certain rule sets about team size and winning conditions. Factions bonuses and buffs from battlefields will contribute toward winning warzones.[3] More about arena game-play in The Secret World - PvP interview" given by Ragnar Tornquist and Martin Bruusgaard to Gamereactor at GDC 2011.[6] Some short views of gameplay in the MMO Reporter Press Panel view from PAX 2011 as well.

Main article: Fusang Projects

Warzones are persistent zones with 100 players, exact numbers are unknown as some write-ups say 100 where as Ragnar, in the Gamespot interview said, "100 or more."[9][10][11] Each faction spawns in a different area of the map and players are required to meet several objectives while holding off competing factions. The faction that controls the persistent territory gains faction-wide bonuses and provides players access to new items.[9][10]

The Fusang Projects, formerly known as the Chinese Temple, introduced at gamescom 2011, requires players to gain control of "ancient relics that contain great magic."[11] The objectives for the zone include gaining control of anima wells, which allow the faction to create anima charges, powerful spells capable of doing large amounts of damage, which are used to blow open the temple gates while holding off the other faction attempting to complete the same objectives. Then attackers must make their way to the heart of the temple, holding off defenders, where an ancient automaton, from the third age, must be battled and disabled. An attack on the temple is successful when the automaton changes from the defending faction's color to the attacker's. At this point the attackers would hold 2 of the 3 objectives for the war zone, which is still officially held by the defenders.[9][10][11][12][13] Watch the walkthrough shown to the press at Gamescom and PAX 2011, provided by the MMO Reporter Press Panel.

This will be the only Warzone available at launch, the developers want to see how well it does and avoid spreading out the PvPing population too quickly.[5]

Fight club scene

Main article: Fight Clubs

According to an interview at TSW will feature areas called "fight clubs" which are located in each of the games main hubs (New York, London and Seoul) where players can engage in FFA PvP (free for all player versus player). They have described these areas as self policed and have stated that one faction can take over a different faction's fight club, requiring the home faction to kick them out.

PvP uniforms

All participants in PvP Battlefields or Warzones wear faction designated uniforms which are required and cannot be changed during a match. The exact uniform worn is dependent on the role that a player signs up for when queueing for PvP

See the articles for each type of uniform for details on what buffs they give as well as descriptions and screenshots.

Other facts

Starting points for each faction take place behind a one-way wall.[5]

Respawn points are above the rest of the map. To return to play, players must jump down, reducing spawn camping. Players are also able to return to their faction start points using an inventory item.[5]

There is no PvP specific gear stat.

Items won/earned in PvP will be similar to those won/earned in PvE.[5]


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This article is about different types of Consumer Unit (CU) and their features. For details on changing and upgrading consumer units see here

Types of CU

The term "consumer unit" is generic name for the box of fuses or circuit breakers that normally connects each of the electrical circuits in a property to the electricity supply after it comes out of the electricity meter.

Older CUs usually have a main switch and some form of fuse based protection. Different manufacturers opting for different incompatible designs.

Modern CUs for domestic properties tend to be based round similar designs regardless of the manufacturer. Typically they use a DIN mounting rail system onto which the protective devices "clip on" to. Incoming power is fed via one or more switches and RCDs to a "busbar", which feeds power to each protective device. The circuit wires are connected to Neutral and Earth busbars, and the "live" connections made to the individual circuit breakers.

Rewireable fuse CU

A simple CU with a single main switch and a number of outgoing ways. Small designed having one or two ways, and the larger ones up to 10 or so ways. In most designs the fuse carrier for each circuit can be removed to facilitate replacement of the fusewire. The fuse carriers are often also marked with the current rating. Better designs include a mechanism that stopped carriers of the worng rating being inserted into fuse ways that did not match the rating, although note that none of the carriers include any way of preventing the wrong rating of fuse wire from being installed.

Cartridge fuse CU

Popular for a short while between the transition between rewireable fuses and MCBs was the cartridge fuse based CU. Typically a single main switch design, plus a number of outgoing ways protected by a cartridge fuse. Fuses can only usually be inserted into a fuse way of matching current, by virtue of the different ratings of fuse being different physical sizes. Note that cartridge fuses can still be used in many modern CUs via DIN rail mounting fuse carriers.

Standard "Main Switch" CU with MCBs

The simplest CUs have just a single main switch, and space for a number of protective devices. The number of spaces (or "ways") dictates how many circuits can be connected. The smallest CUs have 1 or 2 ways and are suitable for some applications like a garage or shed supply. Larger ones can have 16 or more ways. Note that in addition to carrying MCBs, these CUs are also able to house a number of other DIN rail mounted devices such as fuse carriers, RCBOs. Timers, Relays, and Contactors etc.

Split Load CU

A popular type of CU is the "split load" type. This has the busbar divided at some point and allows the CU to be powered in multiple sections. The main switch will usually control power to all the sections, but each section can be independently switched off via its RCD. This allows RCD protection to be applied to some circuits but not others.

With the changes in the 17th Edition of the Wiring Regulations requiring 30mA RCD protection for many more types of cable location, it is likely that the use of RCBOs, which combine an MCB and an RCD in one device, on individual circuits will become more popular. Originally split load units featured only one split, whereas current models not often allow three or four split sections.

  • Cheap and cheerful with a good range of MCBs, single module RCBOs, RCDs etc.
  • Plenty of space
  • Custom split load arrangements possible by cutting the bus bar at a user selected position
  • Plastic models are easy to cut and drill for cable entry and exits
  • Beware the flimsy busbar cover
  • Note recent design change has made MCB geometry subtly different from previous model. This makes interchangeability harder since the height of the protruding bit of the MCB/RCD is slightly different. The plastic models are however usually flimsy enough to make fitting with a little brute force possible!

  • Wider than usual range of MCBs and RCBOs, including double pole.
  • Snappable busbar with good quality slip on sleeve makes live working safer and allows custom split load configurations to be made
  • MCBs and RCBOs comptable across the domestic plastic and industrial metal enclosures.
  • Double pole (SPSN) and single pole devices may be mixed freely on a standard single phase busbar (insulated busbar way on the neutral side and flying lead for the neutral). Double pole devices are general double width.

  • Expensive, but RCD "pods" are available for some of the MCBs allowing many custom RCBOs to be constructed.
  • Probably the only manufacturer listing a true double pole busbar carrying both phase and neutral on a split comb arrangement, avoiding the need for "flying neutrals".

  • Innovative enclosed and hidden busbar which allows devices to be clipped in without removing the busbar from all devices.

High quality (and price) accessories.

  • Probably the widest range of accessories
  • High quality manufacture
  • Aesthetically pleasing CU design
  • MK MCBs etc tend to fit a reasonably wide range of other CUs.

Wicks CUs and accessories are currently made by Clipsal

Three types of Wylex enclosure are commonly met: The classic rewireable fuse type, the NN type - early bus bar design using MCBs, and current DIN rail MCB designs.

Rewireable fuse boards

  • Basic Wylex fuseboxes are very common in existing installs
  • No RCD provision in the fusebox
  • Fuses expose live pins if pulled with power on
  • Overheating occasionally happens on high current circuit fuses (greater than 30A)
  • Older designs have intumescent oak back boxes - this is not a safety issue.
  • Can be upgraded with Plug in MCBs (3kA breaking capacity only)

NN Type

Similar in concept to modern CUs however the bus bar design is different having U shaped notches cut into the top of it in place of the more common "fingers" of todays CUs. The notches enable a screw to pass through the busbar into the NN MCBs to make electrical contact.

  • MCBs tend to have Fuse equivalent trip ratings (i.e. 5A, 15A, 30A).
  • MCBs have the older type II trip response rather than the more modern type B, C, or D, and the breaking capacity is often only 3kA
  • MCBs commonly thermal trip when loaded close to their marker rating.
  • Finding spares for the CUs is now difficult. eBay will often source additional MCBs although high trip currents (anything over 30A are hard to find).
  • It is possible to get a modern style MCB into one of these CUs - but only at the extreme left of the busbar, The busbar will need to be trimmed shorter su that it does not iminge on the new MCB. The lower metal flange on the base of its din rail needs to be bend down with a pair of pliers. This will enable the new MCB to hang on the rail. The feed to the MCB can now be hard wired using a bridge wire. Attache a loop terminal to one end and place it under one of the existing MCB screw connections on the basbar, and connect the other end to the base of the MCB in place of the modern busbar finger.

Current Wylex

Device interchangeability

Many devices will work in other brands of CU, although often there is a slight misalignment of entry and exit terminals or protruding section of the device. If possible, try and stick to all one brand within the CU. It should also be noted that mixing devices from other manufacturers will be outside the manufacturer's type testing, so the assembly will have to be specially tested and certified to show compliance with British Standards, which is required by the Wiring Regulations.

Device\CU Ashley Contactum Hager MEM MK Wickes Wylex
Ashley X
Contactum X X X
Hager X X X
Wickes X X
Wylex X
Siemens Stratum X

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Riparian Unsupervised Classification

Quick Look

A quick and easy method to map riparian vegetation that involves dividing digital imagery into discrete classes using a combination of computer categorization and human interpretation.

(Ratings are given on a 1-5 scale. Click on any rating for an explanation)

Method Overview

Unsupervised classification is the quickest and easiest way to divide digital imagery into discrete classes that represent potential map units, such as vegetation types. In this semi-automated process, the user specifies the number of classes and then, based on natural groupings or clusters of the pixel values, the software assigns each pixel in the image to one of the classes. The software requires no user guidance in this process. After assigning each pixel to a class, the user must identify what vegetation type that class represents.

Typically, the user specifies more classes for unsupervised classification than the actual number of vegetation classes. This allows vegetation with variable appearance to be divided into more than one unsupervised class. During the identification–or assignment phase–the user can merge classes representing the same type of vegetation, as necessary. In some cases, a single class may represent more than one type of land cover, suggesting that a larger number of unsupervised classes may be required to adequately distinguish similar types of vegetation.

Although unsupervised classification is quick and easy, it is not as robust as other types of classification that require user-provided training data, and it may not be able to distinguish similar types of vegetation that another classifier could distinguish. Nevertheless, for relatively simple mapping efforts, such as distinguishing between vegetated and non-vegetated areas, it may produce acceptable results.

Unsupervised classification can also be applied to groups of pixels or “objects” that are derived from segmentation. This is useful when using high-resolution imagery where features on the ground can be larger than a pixel. For more information on objects and segmentation, please refer the Classification and Regression Tree Analysis (CART) method.

Other Classification Methods

Data Inputs

Unsupervised classification can be performed on any digital image. It is frequently applied to satellite or aerial imagery, or to indexes (e.g., normalized difference vegetation index [NDVI]) derived from such imagery.

Method Products

This method produces a new, simplified image where each pixel has a class assignment. That classified image can be used to produce a thematic map showing the distribution of vegetation classes or as an input to more sophisticated processing.

Riparian Application Example

Evans, D.; Vanderzanden, D.; Lachowski, H. 2002. Stream Geomorphic Classification, Riparian Area Delineation, and Riparian Vegetation Cover Mapping on the Upper Middle Fork of the John Day River, Oregon. Rep. No. RSAC-31-RPT2. Salt Lake City, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture Forest Service, Remote Sensing Applications Center. 21 p.

This study mapped stream geomorphology and riparian vegetation on the Upper Middle Fork of the John Day River in Oregon. The study combined photo interpretation and a smart buffering technique based on channel gradient and sinuosity to establish the width of the riparian area along the stream. Vegetation within the riparian zone was mapped using unsupervised classification and manual photo interpretation.

Technical References

  • Congalton, R.G. 1991. A review of assessing the accuracy of classifications of remotely sensed data. Remote Sensing of Environment 37:35-46.
  • Jensen, J. R. 1996. Introductory digital image processing. Prentice-Hall, Inc., Upper Saddle River, NJ.
  • Karl, J. W., and B. A. Maurer. 2010. Multivariate correlations between imagery and field measurements across scales: comparing pixel aggregation and image segmentation. Landscape Ecology 25:591–605.
  • Lillesand, T. M., and R. W. Kiefer 1994. Remote sensing and image interpretation. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, NY.

The classes produced by unsupervised classification are based on natural breaks in the distribution of pixel color in the image. As a result, the established classes may not distinguish between the features that the user needs to resolve. For example, the color of two riparian vegetation types maybe too similar for the software to separate into distinct classes. In such a situation, another classification method such–as Riparian supervised classification or object-based classification–may be more appropriate.

Software/Hardware Requirements

Unsupervised classification requires remote sensing or GIS software such as ERDAS Imagine or ESRI’s ArcGIS. This method is moderately processing intensive; processing times will vary by dataset size.

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== Publications I have authored/co-authored: ==

 * [http://powerpc.ubuntuguide.org/ Unofficial Ubuntu 5.04 Starter Guide (PowerPC)]

== Other Current Community Involvement ==

 * I became an official Ubuntu Community Member on June 07, 2005
 * I am an active contributor on Ubuntu, PostgreSQL and Tomcat mailing lists.
 * I have started the process of becoming both an MOTU and a DD with one of my primary goals being to help keep us in sync with each other.
 * Ubuntu Wiki Team Member

A Little About Me

My name is Matt Galvin. I am generally interested in all aspects of computing. Personally and professionally I have worked with many different types of systems ranging from Linux to Windows to Mac OS to Solaris and other UNIX variants, IDS's, Firewalls, Routers and written code in most of the big languages ranging from shell scripts to C to Perl, PHP, Java, all the Web stuff, and much more. I have also done a great deal of work with PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Oracle.

I don't buy computers. I build them. And although this is not a particularly difficult thing to do, I am somewhat proud that I don't have to be handed my tools, I build my own tools, sort of how real mechanics build their own hot rods (although on a much smaller scale Smile :)

In both my professional career and in my hobbies I have a great deal of experience solving problems that arise in day to day development as well as hitting long term goals on VERY tight deadlines. I also have a great deal of experience maintaining systems over the long term, making sure things continue to run smoothly over time.

I am currently an Enterprise Java Developer, DB Developer, and CVS/SVN Admin/Release Manager for my organization.

I use Ubuntu at work and at home and encourge others to do the same.

Team Memberships

  • Ubuntu Documentation Team Member
  • Ubuntu Wiki Team Member

Contact Info

Email: matt.t.galvin@gmail.com

IRC: mgalvin on irc.freenode.net

Web Site/Blog: http://www.simplifiedcomplexity.com/

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EMPI (automotive)

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EMPI is a company that produces aftermarket performance parts for various air-cooled Volkswagens. EMPI was NOT one of the brands that led to the demise of B. F. Meyers & Co., the company that produced the Meyers Manx (one of the first air-cooled Volkswagen based buggies).[citation needed] One of its products was the EMPI Imp, a modified dune buggy based on a Volkswagen Beetle.[1]

The originally-owned company was started by Joe Vittone in the 1960s. Vittone sold EMPI to Filter Dynamics in 1972 , and it closed in 1974, but EMPI still lives on today under new ownership.[2] EMPI is an acronym for Engineered Motor Products Incorporated.

  1. ^ "Empi Imp dune buggy". 2015-07-21. Retrieved 2019-01-29.
  2. ^ "The EMPI STORY Where it all Started". 2015-07-21. Retrieved 2019-01-29.

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Raw Moss Agate Necklace | Moss Agate Pendant | Moss Agate Jewelry | Boho Necklace | Electroformed Necklace | Crystal Necklace | Raw Necklace

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This listing is for the copper electroformed Moss Agate necklace pictured above. A unique design of pure copper around a beautiful large oval Moss Agate.

All our work is sealed with a skin-safe protection to delay the natural oxidization of metals, ensuring that your purchase looks as vibrant as the day it was crafted.

All pieces are created by us in our shop, and come with a hand-stamped organic cotton jewelry bag & jewelry box, for safe storage or gift giving.

Moss Agate Healing Properties

Moss Agate is an Agate variety of Chalcedony.

Zodiac - Virgo
Planet - Moon
Element - Earth
Typical colours - Green, blue, red, yellow, brown

In addition to the generic healing properties of Agate and Chalcedony, Moss Agate is a stone of new beginnings. Refreshes the soul and enables you to see beauty in all you behold. Moss Agate reduces sensitivity to weather and environmental pollutants. It attracts abundance in wealth and improves self-esteem. Develops strength and the ability to get along with others. Inspires new ideals after periods of stagnation. Moss Agate promotes self-expression and communication. Balances the emotions, releasing fear and stress. Encourages trust and hope. It eliminates depression caused by brain imbalances.

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5 Quick Tips for Finding the Best Eco-Friendly School Supplies

Photo Credit: Aubrie Pick for Simply Sustainable

When back-to-school time rolls around, your child dreams of fresh notebooks and colorful art supplies. You dream of a backpack magically filling itself.

We know you want to give your little one top-quality products while still taking care of the planet. But school shopping can be hectic, with crowded big box stores and busy schedules to navigate.

The good news is, we have your back. We’ve rounded up our favorite eco-friendly school supplies to help you save time. Plus, we’re sharing five simple ideas to help you make this back-to-school season low-waste and low-stress.

1. Start By Taking Stock of What You Have

Before you go out and buy a bunch of brand new school supplies, take inventory of what you already have at home. Reusing what you have helps reduce waste and saves you time and money, too.

You can make this fun by organizing a “school supply treasure hunt.” First, make a list of what your child needs for school. Next, invite them to hunt through their room or craft area for anything on the list. Once you regroup, match the items they found to their list. Then celebrate with a zero-waste treat like watermelon or homemade popsicles.

You may be surprised by what you find. Last year, we discovered an entire box of pencils and three unused notebooks under my brother’s bed. (Unsurprisingly, we also found most of his missing socks.)

After your treasure hunt, check your list to see what you still need to shop for.

2. Buy Secondhand or Swap with Friends

When possible, source school supplies secondhand. Check local or online thrift markets, or talk with friends who have children to see if you can swap unneeded supplies.

You can often find gently used items like:

  • Backpacks
  • Lunchboxes
  • Binders
  • School clothes
  • Athletic supplies

Buying secondhand reduces your carbon footprint and can help you get high-quality items for a lower price.

3. Shop Sustainable Storage Options

Help your little one store their eco-friendly school supplies in style. Look for storage options made from eco-friendly materials like recycled content, organic cotton, metal or silicone.

Jem + Bea Kids Eco Backpack from The Tot

This backpack may be the most adorable thing on our list. And it’s made from 100% recycled materials! The company reclaims old fishing nets and turns them into regenerated nylon thread. It’s durable, water-resistant and easy to clean. The chunky zippers are easy for little hands to use and the animal faces are sure to have them smiling.

Sustainable Mini Backpack from Terra Thread

This backpack is made from heavy-duty 14 oz organic cotton canvas, so it’s ready to stick with your child for years to come. You can also shop the larger size for older kids or adults. We love the 14 fun colors it comes in, and that it’s carbon neutral.

Aluminum Pencil Tin from Wisdom Supply Co

This eco-friendly pencil case protects your child’s essential writing supplies. It stands up to serious wear and tear, and it’s fully recyclable.

Stainless Steel Tiffin Lunchbox from To-Go Ware

Inspired by traditional Indian tiffins, this stackable lunchbox helps you pack a zero-waste lunch. Stainless steel is surprisingly light. It’s also dishwasher & oven safe and 100% recyclable.

Silicone Pocket Bags from Stasher Bags

Say goodbye to wasteful plastic bags. These silicone storage bags are sized to slip into your child’s pocket or backpack. They’re ideal for storing snacks, paper clips or keys, and they’re dishwasher safe for convenient care.

4. Choose Responsibly-Sourced Paper Products

Around the world, 80,000 acres of forestland disappears every day. You can help fight deforestation by looking for paper products made from recycled material or tree alternatives. Reduce waste by encouraging your child to use both sides of paper whenever possible!

Natural Recycled Drawing Paper from Discount School Supply

Encourage your budding artist with this natural drawing paper. It’s made from recycled materials and is fully recyclable. Don’t be fooled by the unbleached brown color — your little one’s art drawings will show up beautifully.

Recycled Paper Products from Decomposition

Decomposition’s eco-friendly school supplies are made from 100% post-consumer recycled paper. Their line includes notebooks, binders and planners with unique hand-drawn covers.

Organic Biodegradable Bandages from Patch

Whether it’s a paper cut during class or a scrape at recess, a few boo-boos are bound to happen during the school year. These compostable bandages are made from 100% organic bamboo fibre and come in a recyclable cardboard tube.

5. Look For Eco-Friendly School Supplies That Last

When you’re shopping for the rest of your eco-friendly school supplies, choose plastic-free options whenever you can. For plastic-packaged items like school glue, buy a bulk-sized package and refill a smaller container as needed. And opt for products with more than one use to help minimize your impact on the environment.

Handmade Recycled Newspaper Pencils from ByAmberAnd Rose on Etsy

These beautiful pencils bring character and eco-friendly flair to your child’s school day. Since they’re made from 100% recycled newspaper, they help preserve trees.

STABILO woody 3 in 1 Colored Pencil from STABILO

Let your child’s imagination run free with these multi-use colored pencils. You can use them as wax crayons, watercolor pencils and they wipe away easily, even off of walls and windows. Their thick style makes them long-lasting and easy for small hands to grip.

Crayon Rocks from Wild Creek

These crayon rocks are both whimsical and practical. They help strengthen your child’s tripod grip so they can hold a pencil more easily. With vibrant colors, non-toxic wax and plastic-free packaging they’re a great addition to your eco-friendly school supplies.

Brown Kraft Paper Packaging Tape from ThePackagingBubble on Etsy

You can reduce plastic use during your child’s craft time with this kraft paper tape. It’s made from biodegradable, recyclable materials and tears easily without scissors.

Refillable Pen from Wisdom Supply Co

Make flimsy plastic pens a thing of the past. This stylish .7 ballpoint pen is durable and reusable. It comes with a red ink plastic cartridge, but the supplier also offers black ink refills in recyclable metal cartridges.

Insulated Stainless Steel Bottle from Kleen Kanteen

Keeping your child hydrated is crucial, especially when they’re busy learning and playing. This bottle has a spill-proof sport cap, soft silicone spout and keeps beverages cold for up to 40 hours or hot for up to 12 hours.

A Sustainable Back-to-School Season

With these tips, your child can still enjoy their freshly sharpened pencils without a negative impact on the planet. And as other kids see their eco-friendly school supplies, they’ll take notice — and your positive influence can grow!

Whether this is your little one’s first year at school or their last, we wish you the best of luck with your back-to-school preparations. Do you have any recommendations for sustainable school supplies? Leave them in the comments!


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Light Up Wheels (98mm - Blue)

2 In stock
  • Color: Blue
  • Measurements:
  • Inner Diameter: 8mm
  • Outer Diameter: 22mm
  • Race Width: 13mm
  • Ring width: 7mm

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Due to limited availability and high demand, Demand Pricing is in effect for this item.

For more information about Demand Pricing, please see the Demand Pricing FAQ Video.

Razor 98mm Wheels for Spark DLX Scooter.  These also fit other Razor Scooters that take 98mm Wheels.  These also make very Cool looking wheels for a custom project!

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Victory Fitness Center (Portfolio)

I was tasked with revamping the Victory Fitness Center website (WordPress), and this is what I came up with. This was a great project, with lots of back and forth. It features a video background on the front page, and several other custom components. They needed a store, so we chose Woocommerce for their online shopping experience.


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Organizers are the California Sustainable Winegrowing Alliance\, California Association of Winegrape Growers\, LIVE\, Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing\, New York Wines\, Oregon Wine\, Washington State Wine\, Washington Winegrowers and Wine Institute. \nThe event is geared to growers\, vintners\, association leaders\, wine trade\, and other industry professionals from around the world to hear about the ever-increasing interest in sustainable winegrowing in top U.S. wine states\, get up close and personal with sustainable winegrowers in the field\, and learn how they are adapting practices in the face of climate change. Attendees will gain insight into expanding this movement to their own wine regions\, vineyards and wineries and how to communicate practices in ways that resonate with consumers and trade while credibly communicating the U.S. wine industry’s commitment to a global audience. \nSummit Agenda: \nDAY 1: MONDAY\, APRIL 19 \n\nExplore U.S. Sustainable Wine – Tasting and Seminar\n\nThe Summit will begin with a tasting of sustainably grown and produced wines from California\, New York\, Oregon and Washington moderated by Evan Goldstein\, MS (Master the World) and feature vintners from the four partner states – Peter Work (Ampelos Cellars)\, Rich Olsen-Harbich (Bedell Cellars)\, Melissa Burr (Stoller Family Estate) and Holly Wells (Chateau Ste. Michelle). To taste along\, purchase a wine kit in advance. \nDAY 2: TUESDAY\, APRIL 20 \n\nKeynote Address: Trends & Observations on Sustainable Winegrowing\nHow to Message Sustainability to Consumers and Trade: Workshopping “Sustainability” as a Challenger Brand\nSummit Sustainable Vineyard & Winery Virtual Tour\n\nOn the second day\, Ray Isle – Executive Wine Editor of Food & Wine and Wine & Spirits Editor\, Travel + Leisure – will give a keynote address on sustainable winegrowing trends and observations on sustainable winegrowing\, followed by a workshop on messaging sustainability to consumers and trade. Moderated by Wine Institute’s Honore Comfort\, panelists include Mark Barden of Eat Big Fish\, Deb Hatcher of A to Z Wineworks and Linzi Gay of Clif Family Winery. \nIn the afternoon\, participants will go on a virtual four-state sustainable vineyard and winery tour with stops at RGNY Wine (New York)\, Boushey Vineyards (Washington)\, Adelsheim Vineyard (Oregon) and Wente Vineyards (California). No sunscreen or hat needed! \nDAY 3: WEDNESDAY\, APRIL 21 \n\nGrower Perspectives on Climate Change Resiliency\nDiversity\, Equity and Inclusion: The Social Pillars of Sustainability\n\nThe final day begins with a panel focused on grower perspectives on climate change resiliency\, moderated by San Francisco Chronicle’s Wine Critic\, Esther Mobley and featuring winegrowers from Jackson Family Wines\, Hunt Country Vineyards and Soter Vineyards. The last Summit session will be a conversation between Julia Coney (Wine Journalist and Founder of Black Wine Professionals) and Elaine Chukan Brown (American Specialist for and Co-Founder of Diversity in Wine Leadership Forum) about diversity\, equity and inclusion\, the social pillar of sustainability. \nLEARN MORE AND REGISTER FOR THE SUMMIT \nThe first U.S. Sustainable Winegrowing Summit was hosted in 2019 in Sonoma County\, California and featured 23 speakers offering perspectives on sustainability education and communications with 65 attendees from six states. The virtual format of the second Summit will enable higher attendance from winegrowers and associations from throughout the U.S.\, as well as global trade and media. “Our organizations have worked together over the past two years to commission research to better understand trade and consumer interest in sustainability\, and to develop a common definition and principles of sustainability. The Summit is a chance to exchange ideas and best practices\, and to engage the broader wine industry in advancing sustainability across the United States\,” said Allison Jordan\, Executive Director of CSWA. \nThe 2021 Summit sponsors include American Vineyard Magazine\, Certified Sustainable Protected Harvest\, Napa Green and Master the World. Tasting sponsors are Ampelos Cellars\, Bedell Cellars\, Chateau Ste. Michelle\, Hartford Family Winery\, Heron Hill Winery\, Stoller Family Estate and Wente Vineyards. Sponsorship opportunities are still available; for more information\, contact URL: LOCATION:Webinar CATEGORIES:Seminar ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png: END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR


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My Revolution – Video Diary from Kiev (Full Documentary)

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Wenige Tage vor den Wahlen in Ägypten gleicht das Zentrum Kairos einem Schlachtfeld: Blutüberströmte Verletzte werden in Behelfslazaretts gebracht, überall Tränengas, Schüsse und Sirenen. Politische Botschaften kommen nicht mehr an, die Gewalt hat sich verselbständigt. [mehr…]

Al Arabiya with Agencies: Bloody Massacres in Syria

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The Syrian military stormed the central city of Hama, on July 31, killing at least 45 people, according to activists. Hama is one of several cities, including suburbs of the capital Damascus, across the country, to be raided by the army, in this barbaric manner, leaving an estimated 140 civilians dead on Sunday.

The Local Coordination Committee, which organizes and monitors anti-government protests in Syria, says many civilians are heavily wounded and the death toll is likely to rise.

Army troops in tanks storm into the city before daybreak, in a coordinated assault. Some civilians responded by shouting “God is great!” throwing firebombs, stones and sticks at the tanks. Residence reported that the barrage of shelling and gunfire left bodies scattered in the streets, leaving hospitals overwhelmed with casualties.

In an amateur video, released by the SHAMS News Network, which is a loosely organized anti-President Bashar Assad group, gunfire and explosions can clearly be heard, with smoke and fire billowing from apartment blocks. In the video, security forces were setting fire to civilian vehicles if they tried to flee the violence. The footage also shows a group of people shouting: “We will not kneel except before God.”

An estimated 1,600 civilians have been massacred by the armed forces over the course of the largely peaceful demonstrations, since the uprising began over four months ago. Hama, about 130 miles north of Damascus, became one of the main sites of protests.

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Andy Murray: Well done to the British, er, Scottish, er, human being who just won the US Open.

Andy Murray

First of all, well done to the guy. Nice one Andy, you know winning your first grand slam and all that. Congratulations.
I used to love watching tennis and even played a bit once but I think I got bored in the end or maybe just a bit too neurotic to allow myself so much time wasted in front of the TV getting all tangled up inside over one of those tensely dramatic five set finals at Wimbledon.
I stopped watching mostly and, sorry to upset any of his fans, I got very irritated by Wimbledon when all that Tim Henman stuff broke out. “Come on Tim!” got right up my nose with its feebly overoptimistic form of watered down English nationalism. I’m sure Tim is a nice person but, if that was the best Britain, er, I mean England could do, why all the nationalist fervour?
Then in came that rather moody and petulant man called Murray. He was obviously better than Tim but, I feared, he was just going to be another pin up for sad folk. I changed my mind this year when he cried at Wimbledon.
The lad was growing up and, instead of adolescent tantrums when he lost in the finals, he allowed his vulnerability to show and cried in front of millions of TV viewers some of whom even had a touch of the watery eyes too.
I still didn’t watch the US Open though – well it meant staying up late and I can get very grumpy and over emotional if I don’t get  my sleep. I’m pleased for Andy Murray though, the boy has persevered in spite of my doubts for him.
So will those pasty-faced Wimbledon Tim fans be shouting “Come on Andy!” and will they know slip gently over the English word and call him British? Already some Scots are claiming him as a new symbol for Scottish independence so maybe those English matrons will be a tad more circumspect next year. I’m all for the local pride that is being shown in Andy’s hometown Dunblane but I hope that after all those flags and national anthems this summer, we could just get back to celebrating one person’s success regardless of nationality.
“Come on Andy!”

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Woodhills Residences

Condo For Sale in Tagaytay City

Investment Treasure, Weekend Pleasure!

Woodhills Residences Tagaytay

Woodhills Residences Overview

Property Developer: IPM Realty
Project Location: Brgy. Patutong Malaki South, Tagaytay City
Turnover Date: Ready For Occupancy
Unit Sizes: Starting at 21 sqm
Price Range: Php 1,700,000 and up

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Relish the good life and enjoy the cool breeze of the Tagaytay highlands where everybody wants to partake in the great living experience in the Woodhills Residences Tagaytay. This 4-tower low-rise residential development, where every building tower is made up of only 3 floors of condo units complete with awesome and distinct amenities at a surprisingly affordable price tag developed by IPM Realty and Development Corporation. Each cluster occupies a total gross floor area of more than 1,024sqm enabling every resident to move with freedom and without difficulty. The 4 buildings are named Primavera, Sequoia, Albizia and Aspen.

Woodhills Residences is situated along Mendez- Tagaytay Road, Brgy. Patutong Malaki South, Tagaytay City, Cavite. This condominium phase of the Tropical Greens offers prime Studio and 2-BR units in spacious suites together with resort-like amenities and its perfect location. The picture-perfect Taal Volcano and its lake are just a few kilometers away from the site where you could savor the best in Mother Nature’s greatest gift to man, the natural wonders of land and water formations. At Woodhills, you even have an option for a fireplace (wood fuel) and wide private balcony.

The Woodhills’ site has an almost perfect climate and ambiance that suit best retirees and vacationers who prefer serene and tranquil environment amidst the modernity of its surroundings. The project sits where various establishments are nearby but not too close to annoy you during afternoon nap and siestas or the stillness of the night. Schools, hospitals, commercial and entertainment centers, cinemas, fine restaurants, theme and amusement parks, government institutions and other places that may attract your interest are all within easy reach.

The Woodhills Residences project is located in the south of Tagaytay City within Barangay Patutong Malaki. To any prospective homeowner or investor, this property is a true investment treasure and a space for your family to express themselves in fulfilling ways. From the Woodhills Residences, you get the opportunity to relish good life as well as sample some of the coolest breezes coming from Tagaytay Highlands.

Everyone living here wants to partake in the experience that epitomizes luxury and class. The project is housed in a four-tower residential development with each of the building towers divided into 3 floors. The condo units on every floor are tastefully finished with distinct and awesome amenities defining modern living. The beauty of it all is that the Woodhills Residences are selling at an affordable price of between 1.4 million and 5.2 million Philippine Pesos. Additionally, some of the properties are currently in the preselling phase which means you can get them at a much lower price. Also, there are those marked as RFO which means they are ready for occupation. Whichever class of properties you are looking for, Woodhills Residences has you covered.

As earlier said, the project consists of 4 clusters and each cluster has a total gross floor area of over 1024 square meters. This simply means that your family will have enough space to move around as well as ample freedom to interrupt with your immediate neighbors. The whole project was put up by Development Corporation and IPM Realty. These are two highly experienced players in the real estate sector and have earned themselves respect and several accolades for many of the projects they have done in Philippines. The 4 buildings that make up the project are named Albizia, Aspen, Cedar, and Primavera.

This building has units ranging from A to J-1 with ground floor, second floor, and third floor. The ground floor covers a total area of 1023 square meters. The saleable ground floor area is 722.95 square meters and the common area covers 360.45 square meters. The largest unit is Unit J-1 which occupies its own corner next to the entrance. The smallest units are C and H which measure 21.40 square meters. Each of the units has a bedroom, dining, kitchen, and a toilet and bath.

The second floor and third floor have the same pattern and number of units as the ground floor.

This has a studio and two-bedroom units. The studio unit has the foyer, closet, living area, kitchen, toilet and bath, dining area, balcony, fireplace, and a walk-in bedroom. The two-bedroom unit has a master bedroom with its own toilet and bath, a fireplace, two balconies, dining area, kitchen, and a separate toilet and bath close to the entrance.

This building has a ground floor, second floor, and third floor. Each of the units has a bedroom, foyer, toilet and bath, kitchen, and dining area. Each floor has 9 units complete with spacious hallways and lobby.

This building faces the main road and the clubhouse on one end, on the other end it faces the pavilion, and on the other side it faces the Pine. The ground floor has 3 classic one-bedroom units measuring 25.20 square meters, 4 standard studios with balcony measuring 26 square meters, 1 standard studio unit measuring 21.40 square meters, and a standard one-bedroom unit with service area measuring 31.52 square meters. The center of the ground floor facing the entrance consists of a landscaped open area and a lobby.

The second floor has two premier one-bedroom units, a classic one bedroom, 4 premiere studios with balcony, classic studio, 2 standard studios with balcony, classic one bedroom with service area, and premiere studio with front balcony.

The third and last floor has 2 premiere studios with balcony, 2 premiere one-bedroom units, standard studio with balcony, classic studio, classic one bedroom with service area, classic one bedroom, and a classic studio with front balcony. The total number of units for the Cedar building is 29.

Woodhills Residences could not have located at a better place than the Mendez-Tagaytay Road within the Patutong Malaki South Barangay. From this development, the Taal Volcano which is a complex volcano on the Luzon Island is just a few kilometers away. This volcano is closer to the Taal Lake which is estimated to have been formed during the prehistoric eruptions. Today, the Taal Volcano is one of the most attractive and picturesque views in Philippines.

In terms of climate and ambiance, the Woodhills Residences is one that befits both vacationers and retirees in varying measures. The location gives you a tranquil and serene environment right in the middle of modernity. From where the project sits to nearby developments is relatively closer to give you the privacy of a family home while at the same time to bring you closer to facilities such as schools, entertainment centers, commercial centers, cinemas, amusement parks, fine restaurants, and government institutions.

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Aspen - Studio C ₱ 2,905,011 40.27 sqm
Aspen - Two Bedroom A ₱ 5,262,106 79.39 sqm
Sequoia - Two Bedroom C ₱ 5,192,109 79.39 sqm
Albizia - Studio C ₱ 1,519,377 21.4 sqm
Albizia - Studio F ₱ 1,659,645 - 1,664,328 23.4 sqm
Albizia - Studio E ₱ 1,669,007 23.47 sqm
Primavera - Studio A ₱ 1,875,328 26.9 sqm
Primavera - Studio C ₱ 1,527,937 21.4 sqm
Primavera - Studio F ₱ 1,659,645 - 1,669,007 23.4 sqm
Primavera - Studio H ₱ 1,523,657 - 1,527,937 21.4 sqm
Primavera - One Bedroom G ₱ 1,757,177 24.65 sqm
Redwoods Studio Executive ₱ 1,412,379 21.4 sqm
Maple Studio Executive ₱ 1,601,761 - 1,713,534 22.56 sqm
Cedar - Standard Studio w/ Balcony ₱ 1,950,000 - 1,960,400 26 sqm
Cedar - Standard 1BR w/ Service Area ₱ 2,364,000 31.52 sqm
Cedar - Premiere Studio w/ Balcony ₱ 2,080,000 - 2,085,200 26 sqm
Cedar - Premiere One Bedroom ₱ 2,021,040 25.2 sqm
Cedar - Classic One Bedroom ₱ 1,950,480 25.2 sqm
Cedar - Classic One Bedroom w/Service Area ₱ 2,439,648 31.52 sqm

Why Invest In  Woodhills Residences

Spacious condo units

Woodhills offers Studio and 2 bedroom units with sizes ranging from 40 to 79.39sqm of floor area and 1 toilet and bath. There is option for unit with its own wood burning fireplace and large private balcony for convenient viewing of the surroundings or simply stargazing at night, the atmosphere is truly conducive for total relaxation.

Units are provided with spaces for living, dining and kitchen areas; with provisions for foyer and laundry area.

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At Woodhills, amenities are at par with other resort inspired residential developments in the metro, which include an adult swimming pool, kiddie pool, covered basketball court, tennis court, clubhouse, garden chapel, amphitheater, a labyrinth wishing well, fruit-bearing trees in high altitude rolling terrain, viewing deck where the night sky and city lights are clearly visible, and so much more. Some amenities are shared with the Tropical Greens community.

Community features are well above the industry’s standards, such as 24/7 security, centralized water distribution system, underground drainage system, fire alarm and suppression systems, efficient waste management, property management office at the site and others.

Perfect location

Woodhills Residences is just 800 meters away from the Mendez Junction and just well over a 10-minute drive from Casino Filipino and the Taal Vista Hotel. Schools, such as the Mater Dei Academy, Tagaytay Science National High School, Tagaytay City Institute, Olivarez College, Tagaytay Montessori School, Pater Noster Academy, TISE School, and Shim International School are well within the site’s close vicinity.

Various first class hospitals are also just minutes away from the project, which include the Tagaytay Medical Center, Tagaytay Medicare Hospital and the Emergency Medicine Dept.- Tagaytay Hospital and Medical Center. There are several shopping and entertainment centers near Woodhills, such as the Ayala Mall Serin, Robinsons Summit Ridge, Premier Plaza, SM Sky Ranch Amusement Park, People’s Park in the Sky and definitely more.

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1). hoe 2). voe

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• When will I receive my race pack?

    All race numbers and timing chips will be posted out approximately one week prior to race day.  Please ensure that your postal address is up to date on your account.  Any new entrants from 19th October onwards will collect their numbers on the day.  This is to avoid any delays with postage.

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    For parking locations please click here. There is NO parking at Outwood Academy Portland.  It is your responsibility to get to the race on time. Please plan your journey before you set off and whatever mode of transport you use, allow extra time for delays or congestion. We suggest you aim to arrive at the event venue where the race starts no later than 09.00. to avoid peak time queues.  We suggest you familiarise yourself with the car parks around Worksop and have a contingency in place in case your chosen car park is full.  Where possible, please car share.   Please do not use the postcode for Outwood Academy in your sat nav or attempt to park there as you will be turned away. No parking is available at the school for runners or fun runners.  If street parking, please be courteous to residents and do not block driveways or park across corners.

  • Is there an entry limit?

    Yes, this race is limited to 1500 entries. Entries will close once the limit has been reached.

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    Yes, this will be provided by JOEL, one of our registered local charities.  Donations of a minimum £1 will be greatly received.  Please bring donation with you and minimise change if possible.

  • What if I can no longer take part?

    All information regarding refunds, deferred entries and entry transfers can be found here: Refunds and Cancellation Policy

  • Is there a closing date and can I enter on the day?

    Entries will close on Thursday 28th October, or sooner if the entry limit of 1500 has been reached.  There will be NO half marathon entries on the day.

  • Can I wear headphones?

    We strongly advise against wearing headphones or using ipods/smartphones etc during the race. Runners do so at their own risk. If you choose to use such equipment, we please ask that you be vigilant at all times and to please turn the devices off before the start of the race so that you are able to hear any announcements.

  • Why can't I enter the Fun Run?

    There is no Fun Run at this year's event.

  • Is there a cut off time for the Half Marathon?

    Yes, the time limit for completing the course is 3 hours 15 minutes. The half marathon distance is a serious athletics endurance event which should not be undertaken without the proper training and preparation.  We therefore, strongly discourage participants who don't intend to complete the course within this time limit.  Any participants who haven't reached the last water station at 10 miles, in 2 hours 30 minutes after the race start, will be picked up by a sweeper vehicle and taken back to the finish.  If you refuse to get into the sweeper vehicle, your number will be recorded and you will be removed from the race.  From this point onward, you will be continuing independently of the event and at your own risk.  You will be recorded as a DNF in the race results.

  • Can I run with my dog?

    For safety reasons, due to the large number of competitors, dogs will NOT be allowed to accompany runners in the Half Marathon.


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Quantity: 280 g

Packaging: bauli spa

Brands: Doria

Categories: Snacks, Sweet snacks, Biscuits and cakes, Biscuits, Shortbread cookies

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16 g Fat in moderate quantity
10 g Saturated fat in high quantity
30 g Sugars in high quantity
1.2 g Salt in moderate quantity

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all this isnt moot. Its the actual canon. Laws heavily fatigued as shown, an portrayed by Oda. No real way around that.

oda directly ties Law stamina to his df usage heading into the doffy fight. As shown above doffy/fuji efforts. Forces law to exert himself to the point, Doffy comment in surprise. On laws ability to still use it. With that implication an the strength difference, between law an Doffy/fuji. It has plenty of evidence.

Btw anyone else remember when Kanjuro was originally supposed to have Denjiro’s design? I wonder if Oda originally intended for Denjiro to be introduced in Dressrosa (with him and Kanjuro’s names being swapped), but Oda wanted us to feel more attached to the traitor, so he introduced Kanjuro early on instead of in Wano
That's actually a brilliant idea. I think that might have been the case.
Hmm not really, Yasuie tried to change the plan but Kinnemon misunderstood it. Which indirectly led to the reveal of the traitor, Denjiro even says that Kin changed Yasuie's message on purpose but Kinnemon says he was just mistaken by it.
Yes Denjiro figured out the message while Kinemon couldn't. Denjiro shows in the past literally schooling scabbards in a classroom. Stop comparing Kinemon to him.
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Cotswold Green

Understanding what trends will affect the market and which ones will pass us by, is always tricky to be right, all of the time. But during our regular internal insight sessions, we have identified that consumers classified as Generation Z & some Millennials, are showing they are more mindful of their health & wellbeing, resulting in a reduction in their alcohol intake, than previous generations. They still go out and socialise but choose to abstain from drinking alcohol.
There have been some new brands coming into the market to offer solutions for those that enjoy the flavour profiles of Gin but don’t want to have the alcohol with it. After all there are only so many colas and soft drinks that are available when you’re out.
With this in mind, we decided to brief ourselves to develop a Non Alcoholic distilled drink brand that echoed the styling from the craft gin trend that has been booming over recent years.


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Several people have been asking me why I recommend WordPress over other platforms. If you know me, you know that I’m a software engineer, so coding a website straight in php does not scare me a bit. And that’s because I know a lot about coding that I chose WordPress for my clients.

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Reason #3: There is a large community of do-it yourselfers that help each other

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An empathy revolution

Roman Krznaric spoke at TEDxAthens in 2013 about how to start an empathy revolution. The goal is to go “from me to we, seeing the world from other perspectives, understanding others and our connection to them.” He talked about how to harness the power of empathy through technology and tools. Empathy can be taught when you bring diverse people together to meet, and they begin to see life through each other’s perspectives. Differences spark curiosity, that can be used to find connections.

Roman Krznaric is a cultural thinker and writer on the art of living. This talk is based on his new book Empathy: A Handbook for Revolution. Roman is a founding faculty member of The School of Life in London, and advises organisations including Oxfam and the United Nations on using empathy and conversation to create social change. He is also founder of the world’s first Empathy Library. He has been named by The Observer as one of Britain’s leading lifestyle philosophers.

Empathy can be taught and shared.

“Empathy is like a universal solvent.
Any problem immersed in empathy becomes soluble.”

–  Simon Baron-Cohen, Professor of Developmental Psychopathology at Cambridge University