God has placed on my heart a burden for marriages in the church. It comes in waves, but when it hits I can hardly move under the weight of it. At times I feel like it us a selfish burden, but it is there none the less. I pray until the burden breaks, which can be weeks or even months at a time.
I have been married for eighteen years, twenty if you count our first marriage. Much of my early marriage I envied wives in the church. I was envious because I had a disillusion that somehow having a husband beside you on the pew made marriage better. My heart would always sink as the pastor would say "grab your spouse's hand if they are with you." Only twice a year would that happen for me; if I was lucky. I wanted nothing more than to have "that marriage" where my husband was the head of our home physically and spiritually.
The more I spent time with Christian women, young and old in marriage, I began to realize I was disillusioned. I realized our battles were much the same. A Christian husband who serves God doesn't make marriage perfect. A husband who will be the spiritual leader of a household doesn't make him immune to the pressures of manhood. And sadly when wives get together, more often than not if the topic came to husband's the struggles come out.
I am thankful, because it helped me move past my Camelot picture of what it would be like if my husband served God wholeheartedly. It didn't make the desire go away, but it did take away the fairytale image I had. When the pastor gives the call to grab the hand, I take my hand because my husband and I are united as one, and I thank God for the day my husband will be next to me there.
At the same time as my disillusion was broke, I was reminded of a comment that was made to me. There was such similarity between my view of my husband at the time and what I was hearing from Christian wives (with few exceptions). I heard women who were really down on their spouses. Yes, there is power in letting others know they are not alone in their marital struggles, but this was more than that. I would usually sit back and listen for a while and consistently there wouldn't be a positive thing said about their mate. I get it, I've been there, but it's not a place you can stay if you want your marriage to survive. If you find yourself relating to this description, please stop speaking the negative.
Words have power, whether they are spoken to a person or just about them – they bring life or death. Men need our encouragement and if we are only focused on their faults and shortcomings, that will be harder to give genuinely. One day I had listened to enough of the husband bashing and asked the wives to share something they appreciated about their spouse. As they shared the positive, one would think they were talking about a completely different person than the man they had just been talking about.
As wives, we need to come along side our spouses and encourage them. Yes, they will frustrate us at times. Yes, we see their weaknesses, imperfections, and downright failures in their roles as husband, father, spiritual leader, etc. Yes, there are times we may need to discuss things with love that need to improve. Regardless, we have to encourage and respect them.
We have to be patient with the process on their life. As much as we might want to nag for the process to speed up, we must realize God, not us will bring about needed and lasting change. In my own life and marriage, I have seen that my behavior was as much as a hindrance to God's process in my husband, as my husband was a hindrance to it. God had to work a lot out in me so I would get out-of-the-way and let Him work on my husband.
The words I speak to and about my husband need to be kind. We have to lift our spouses up with our words, not tear them down. We have to build up their strengths and support them in their weaknesses. When we are sharing with other women, we can be honest about the struggle without husband bashing.
We have to stop talking down to our spouses and about our spouses. We have to stop telling stories that make us look like the innocent bystander. Comments that lead our self or others to believe that our spouse is the sole perpetrator of every problem in our marriage. I know from experience that there are three sides to every story, mine, his and God's truth. Every time I take a problem with my husband to Gods throne of grace, He shows me my part in the problem. I can only fix me. I have to let God work on my husband.
We have to stop demanding that things be done our way. In one of the marriage trainings I have done, there is a ridiculous video of a wife complaining about the steps her husband takes in washing the clothes. She's not complaining that he doesn't help. She not complaining that he doesn't separate the clothes and the whites turn red, or the colors get bleached. She is complaining about the order that he puts in the soap and the clothes. It is completely absurd. Yet a clear picture of how often we make a molehill into mountains because we think our way is better. It is okay for our spouses to do things differently than us.
We have to forgive our spouse's failures and help them move past them, not keep holding failures against them. If your still bringing an issue from the past up when conflicts arise, you are the one that needs to seek forgiveness, because you haven't forgiven.
We have to not rejoice when something negative happens when we followed his lead, thinking "if we had done what I suggested….". As a marital team some things will work. Some things won't. We are in it together and shouldn't be cheering when things fail with an "I told you so" attitude.
Above all, regardless of what we face in marriage, we have to face it together. For richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, for better or worse. Stand behind your spouse and let Him lead. Stand next to him and encourage him. Stand before him and encourage him. When all hell comes against you stand in prayer with him, and your marriage will endure.
I said at the beginning that I sometimes feel like this burden for marriage is a selfish one. It is because I have done all I can, my husband is in God's hands as I walk out the things I mentioned above. Now I need Christian men who are secure in their faith and marriage to come alongside my husband as an example to him of how to be the man of God he was created to be. He is not likely to seek them out. I know there are many men out there who need your spouse to have the confidence in himself and his marriage to come along side them and lead the way. As wives we have to stand behind our husbands, so they can come along and lead the way for other men in confidence.
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11th Street-Michigan City is the stop that makes the South Shore Line the last real Interurban left in America. This stop is in the middle of a two mile stretch of track where South Shore lines run down the middle of 11th and 10th Streets (trains enter a private ROW briefly when they transition between streets and also cross the Amtrak-owned Michigan Line tracks, used by the Blue Water and Wolverine Services) from Sheridan Avenue to Michigan Blvd through Michigan City. NICTD at one point did have plans to move the South Shore Line to a private ROW farther away from downtown (to provide faster and safer service), this project would have combined 11th Street and Carroll Avenue into one station away from downtown.
The stop itself consists of trains stopping in the middle of 11th Street just west of Pine Street and near Franklin St. The mix of rail and traffic signals require all trains to pause and come to a complete stop at the station, including the few express trains that bypass 11th Street. Here a traffic single stops westbound traffic on 11th Street and passengers descend using one or two doors of the train down and onto the street. The platform is the north sidewalk of 11th Street that has a small tactile warning strip that is a bit larger than a curb cut. A small parking lot (capacity 30 cars, it's free and the South Shore's website has a note that it fills quickly) serves commuters along with a single green large waiting shelter. Inside are green benches and TVMs. Until streetscape improvements by the city of Michigan City in 2015 the station just had a few brown 11th St. signs, and simple lighting on the telephone poles that hold up the South Shore Line's catenary wires. Downtown Michigan City Streetscape improvements have since brought decorative black lampposts, along with a brick stone wall between the sidewalk and parking lot with black lettering that reads Michigan City 11th Street Station and is backlit at night.
Along the western side of the parking lot is the former two story station building that was built in 1927 and has a nice white facade with columns. The station was closed by the Chicago & South Shore Railroad on November 11, 1987 when the railroad filed for bankruptcy. It has sat boarded up ever since. On my 2011 visit a sign above the boarded up entrance had Michigan City Station beneath the South Shore Line logo. As of 2016 there is a For Sale sign in the window. Until doing internet research for this summary, your webmaster thought the building was just another abandoned building in Michigan City and not a historic depot, so photos specifically of the historic depot facade are lacking.
EMU Car #34 and a two car train leave the 11th Street stop.


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Draft Urban Renewal Authority Staunton Street/Wing Lee Street Development Scheme Plan approved
The Chief Executive in Council has approved the draft Urban Renewal Authority (URA) Staunton Street/Wing Lee Street Development Scheme Plan (DSP).
"The approved DSP provides a statutory land use planning framework to guide the implementation of the URA Staunton Street/Wing Lee Street Development Scheme," a spokesman for the Town Planning Board said today (May 18).
The Development Scheme Area, covering about 2,034 square metres, is generally bounded by Staunton Street, Shing Wong Street, Wa In Fong East and Aberdeen Street.
The area is zoned as "Comprehensive Development Area", which is intended for comprehensive development/redevelopment of the area for residential and/or commercial uses with the provision of open space and other supporting facilities. The zoning aims to achieve environmental improvement through comprehensive redevelopment, restructuring the street pattern, promoting efficient land use and providing community facilities/public open space.
The approved DSP No. S/H3/URA1/4 is now available for public inspection during office hours at the Secretariat of the Town Planning Board, the Planning Enquiry Counters of the Planning Department in North Point and Sha Tin, the Hong Kong District Planning Office and the Central and Western District Office.
Copies of the approved DSP are available for sale at the Map Publications Centres in North Point and Yau Ma Tei. The electronic version of the plan can be viewed at the Board's website (www.info.gov.hk/tpb).

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Nick Wilson talks 'Survivor' win: I wouldn't have taken Davie Rickenbacker to the jury vote, still don't understand Christian Hubicki's move (Exclusive)
Nick Wilson was named the winner of Survivor: David vs. Goliath over runner-up Mike White during Wednesday night's three-hour finale event of Survivor Season 37 on CBS.
Nick, a 27-year-old public defender from Williamsburg, KY, who currently resides in London, KY, walked away with the million-dollar grand prize after he won a 7-3 jury vote over Mike, a 47-year-old filmmaker from San Diego, CA, who currently resides in Los Angeles, CA and previously competed on The Amazing Race.
Nick received jury votes from Elizabeth Olson, John Hennigan, Dan Rengering, Alec Merlino, Carl Boudreaux, Davie Rickenbacker, and Gabby Pascuzzi.
And Christian Hubicki, Alison Raybould, and Kara Kay cast their votes for Mike to be victorious.
The other member of the Final 3 was Angelina Keeley, a 28-year-old financial consultant from Sparks, NV, who currently resides in San Clemente, CA.
Kara Kay finished the game in fourth place after she lost the fire-starting challenge to Mike. Alison Raybould claimed fifth place, and Davie Rickenbacker placed sixth.
During an exclusive interview with Reality TV World on Thursday, Nick talked about his Survivor experience and big win. Click here to read the first half over our interview with him.
Below is the second half of what Nick had to say.
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Reality TV World: You obviously won the game, so looking back, it's hard to say you did anything wrong. But some of the castaways accused you of playing a very emotional game, and they viewed that in a negative light. Looking back, do you think wearing your heart on your sleeve helped or hurt you in the game?
Nick Wilson: I actually think it helped me! Because people look at Survivor and call Survivor a strategy game, but in my mind, it's really a social-strategy game. It's played with humans; it's not chess. I'm not a block of wood. I am a person.
So, I think having emotions involved is not a bad thing, and I think it did hurt me as far as, like, Kara and Alison, who didn't appreciate it. They didn't vote for me, but they probably weren't going to vote for me anyways.
But when Davie, my best friend, hears about how mad I was that he went home, that made him feel great and that made him want to advocate for me. And I think it actually helped in the long run.
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And it was natural! I was just being a person instead of trying to be some super robot playing chess. Survivor is not chess.
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Reality TV World: After Angelina and Mike betrayed you with the Davie vote, you seemed really mad. So why stick with them moving forward? Did you feel like you didn't have another choice? Because I know you wanted Alison gone for a while leading up that point.
Nick Wilson: Yeah, (laughs) I did! Maybe I didn't have many other choices, but I understood where they were coming from. On a game level, I understood why they wanted Davie to go home.
So it wasn't hard for me to work with them moving forward, because I think they made a rational decision based on what was good for their game.
Where it wasn't so easy for me was when Gabby and Christian blindsided Carl, I could not and still do not understand why Christian would do that and how it was a good move for his game. It just wasn't. It was a terrible move!
So when somebody makes a move like that, that makes it harder to work with them going forward, because they're unpredictable and unpredictability makes it hard.
But Mike and Angelina voting out Davie, I understood Angelina didn't really have a choice, and I understood that Mike felt if he went to the end with Davie, he would lose.
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Reality TV World: Why were you gunning for Alison for so long? Did you really consider her a huge threat or when it became time to choose between Alison and Davie, were you just trying to prevent Davie from going home because he was your other David ally?
Nick Wilson: I think that was one of the mistakes I made. I think I didn't give enough credit to Kara and Alison in the game and I didn't work hard enough to build a relationship with them.
I think it just happened that way because when the Davids took over the game, I just kind of took them for granted and viewed them as people I just had to get out to continue my game.
And so, when I thought Alison was going home and it was Carl instead, I think it kind of put blinders on me that I had to get Alison out and I had to make that move happen and that she didn't have that long to go.
I do think it was a mistake I made, but I don't know how to explain it other than to say I just think I had blinders on. I was blinded by my urge to get her out. I should have been more proactive in reassessing the game and what I should do and who I should work with.
I should have given her more of a chance than I did, but it was just like, (laughs) I thought she was going to go home such a long time ago and she was the person I just couldn't get rid of!
I was trying and trying and trying! I just became obsessed with it, and I think I give credit to starvation and the mental toughness of the game to be feeling that way. (Laughs)
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Reality TV World: When you were trying to save Davie, you told Mike that you didn't think Davie was a threat and he wouldn't receive many votes in the end and win. Did you really believe that or were you just trying to keep him in the game?
Nick Wilson: Well, I honesty felt like I should win, that I could beat anybody. So, I did feel like I could beat Davie, but that could have been a miscalculation on my part because Davie played a great game.
And so, I think maybe Mike was more correct than I was at the time by saying Davie was a threat, because if it was me, Mike and Davie sitting at the end, I could certainly see Davie getting the votes.
So, I think I kind of did believe that at the time, but it was more of me just being too confident in my own game and not being as cautious as Mike was about Davie, because Davie definitely could have won.
Reality TV World: Assuming if Alison went home at Final 6 because that's what you wanted, if you were in complete control over the game, how would it have played out? Who would've gone out at 5 and then 4? And who would have been your ideal Final 3 opponents?
Nick Wilson: So, I think my ideal Final 3 for a while was Mike and Angelina. I had been saying that since Carl went home. So, I mean, I guess if I planned it out, I would've gotten rid of Alison and then Kara and then Davie and Mike would make fire.
I wouldn't take that opportunity away from Davie; I would let him make fire. That could've been a huge mistake on my part, (laughs) Because if Davie makes fire and beat Mike, then maybe he's sitting at the end and wins.
So if I had it mapped out, I would have stayed true to that Final 4 that I made on the family visit Reward. And if Davie wins fire and sits next to me in the end, then may the best man win. If he beats me then he beats me, but I really feel I played the best game.
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Reality TV World: Do you have any big plans for your prize money? I know you talked about pursuing your calling in life rather than just working to make money, but do you have any specific plans for it?
Nick Wilson: That's the huge thing, is just relaxing and being able to chill and be comfortable. I'll pay off my truck and I have student loans like everyone else in America, so maybe I'll get rid of that. But no big ideas, at least not right now.
Reality TV World: I believe you were the very first target of the game. From a viewer's perspective, if Pat Cusack never got medically evacuated, you would have been the first castaway to get voted out. And then you ended up winning! What are your thoughts on that?
Nick Wilson: I mean, that's a very likely possibility! My thoughts on that are I think it was a blessing that I had a close call early on, because it woke me up and it showed me that every second I'm out here, I need to play as hard as possible to have as much fun as I can, to build as many relationships as possible, and know that if I go home, it's not because I didn't help build the shelter or for some stupid reason, you know?
So it was a wake-up call, and I think after that, I really brought it home. That was Day 1, I think, and it didn't come up until Davie and Christian thought I had two idols.
So it was probably, like, 35 days without my name coming up. Yeah, it was huge. It was a huge break. I definitely turned my game around and turned it on.
To read more interviews with the Final 6 castaways of Survivor: David vs. Goliath, click here to visit our Survivor: David vs. Goliath show page.
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Incident response can no longer be seen as simply a best practice – rather, it's an obligation of due diligence. It's now a topic that's firmly on the executive agenda.
We recently published the Executive's Guide to the 2017 Global Threat Intelligence Report which was compiled from data collected by NTT Security and other NTT operating companies from the networks of 10,000 clients across five continents, trillions of security logs, and six billion attempted attacks launched during 2016.
The Report reveals some interesting insights on how prepared organisations are to deal with a breach and the types of incidents that are most commonly occurring.
In 2016, we saw an 11% year-on-year improvement in terms of organisations actively maturing their incident response preparedness.
Globally, 32% of organisations had a formal incident response plan in 2016, up from an average of 23% in previous years. This is encouraging and suggests that organisations are starting to realise that being prepared and having a tested response plan, coupled with actionable threat intelligence, can limit the impact of a breach, while also supporting clear business justification for that plan.
In 2016, over 60% of incident response engagements that we were involved in related to phishing attacks. Four industries accounted for 77% of all phishing attacks – business and professional services (28%), government (19%), healthcare (15%), and retail (15%).
Malware - which includes various types of malicious software including ransomware, bot droppers, and payloads - was also prevalent in incident response engagements.
A total of 59% of all incident response engagements occurred in four industries – healthcare (17%), finance (16%), business and professional services (14%), and retail (12%). Of all incidents in the finance sector, 56% were related to malware, while 50% of all incidents in the healthcare sector were related to ransomware.
The top targeted industries come as no surprise. Their maturity coupled with the value of data they hold, from personally identifiable information, personal health information, credit card data, to intellectual property, make them lucrative targets for cybercriminals.
Obtain executive buy-in – Security leaders must seek executive sponsorship to ensure visibility and accountability of risk as it evolves from the server room to the boardroom. The financial repercussions for failing to disclose security breaches continue to rise.
Define roles and responsibilities – Many organisations only include members of the security team in the event of a major incident. At minimum, employees from the business, HR, legal, risk/compliance, security, and IT should be involved to co-ordinate an effective response.
Prepare incident management processes and playbooks – Many organisations have limited guidelines that describe how to declare and classify incidents. These are critical to ensuring a response can be initiated. Common practices for incident response also suggest organisations should develop 'playbooks' to address how incidents should be handled in their environment.
Prepare technical documentation – You need comprehensive and accurate details about your network in order to make informed decisions and identify impacted systems, in the event of a breach.
Maintain relationships with key external stakeholders – We live in a connected world with dependencies and links to a much larger ecosystem. We advise our clients to maintain relationships with government agencies, law enforcement, and trusted security vendors to support healthy dialogue and open information exchange.
Update documentation regularly – As your organisation grows and roles change, it's important to update documentation related to who's involved in incident response activities. Updating contact information for vendors such as your ISP, external incident response support, and other providers is equally important.
For more insights and analysis of the global cyber threat landscape, download the Executive's Guide to the 2017 Global Threat Intelligence Report. Register for our webinar here and discuss the findings live with us.


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September 22, 2018 . Field Hockey
No. 10 Virginia Falls 2-0 at No. 9 Boston College
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NEWTON, Mass. – The No. 10 Virginia field hockey team (3-4, 1-1 ACC) fell 2-0 to No. 9 Boston College (5-3, 1-1 ACC) on Friday (Sept. 21) in Newton, Mass.
The game was tied 0-0 at the half. Boston College broke the deadlock with 11 minutes remaining in regulation. The Eagles added an insurance goal in the final two minutes of the game, scoring on an empty net.
"We just have to keep at it," said Virginia head coach Michele Madison. "The team actually played well. We just have to keep digging and stay with it until we can break through."
The two teams played an even first half with UVA taking two shots and BC taking four, with Virginia's senior goalkeeper Carrera Lucas (Brooklandville, Md.) making a pair of saves. Virginia had an early chance, earning a penalty corner in the first five minutes of the game, but the shot by junior Colleen Norair (Fredericksburg, Va.) was saved.
The Eagles broke the deadlock with 11 minutes remaining in regulation when Elizabeth Warner deflected in a shot sailing through the air, tipping it into the goal. The Eagles had a good scoring chance seven minutes earlier when they took a pair of shots after a penalty corner, the first was blocked and the second was stopped on the goal line by a defensive save from sophomore Rachel Robinson (Mount Joy, Pa.).
The Cavaliers pulled their goalkeeper with 4:16 remaining in the game to gain an extra attacker. The Virginia offense applied strong pressure, but could not get off a shot. Brooke Matterson scored an empty net goal on a breakaway, putting the Cavaliers in a 2-0 hole with 1:41 remaining,
Boston College took 11 shots while the Cavaliers took six. Lucas recorded five saves.
The Cavaliers finish off their Boston road trip on Sunday, Sept. 23, playing a 12 p.m. game at Northeastern. Streaming video and live stats will be available for the game through links posted on VirginiaSports.com.
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Four Cavaliers Earn All-South Region Honors
Virginia Falls 2-1 Against Maryland in the NCAA Sweet 16


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Clinton electors request intelligence briefing over Russia hacks
(CNN) -- Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta on Monday backed Electoral College electors who are asking to receive an intelligence briefing on foreign interventions into the 2016 election ahead of their December 19 vote.
The statement is the closest Podesta and Clinton's former campaign infrastructure have come calling into question the legitimacy of Donald Trump's presidency and suggests that Clinton's campaign feels Electoral College members should do the same.
The US intelligence community is increasingly confident that Russian meddling in the American election was intended to steer the election toward Trump. Podesta's call comes after reports on the intelligence community's thinking about Russia's connections to the presidential election.
A group of electors for Clinton -- a minority among the 538 men and women who will officially vote for Trump as president later this month -- called for a briefing ahead of the vote in an open letter to Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.
The ten electors from five states asked Clapper for information on "whether there are ongoing investigations into ties between Donald Trump, his campaign or associates, and Russian government interference in the election, the scope of those investigations, how far those investigations may have reached, and who was involved in those investigations."
They also asked for "all investigative findings" from the intelligence community on Russia's involvement in the 2016 election.
The list of electors includes Christine Pelosi, a daughter of House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, Rep.-elect Carol Shea-Porter and Terie Norelli, a former speaker of the New Hampshire House of Representatives.
Clay Pell IV, a Democratic politician from Rhode Island, has also signed onto the latter. Pell is married to Michelle Kwan, the Olympic figure skater who worked on Clinton's campaign.
It is unclear whether these electors would be able to even receive a briefing from the intelligence community because of their level of security clearance.
Podesta, in a statement that backed the electors call, said their letter "raises very grave issues involving our national security" and that "Electors have a solemn responsibility under the Constitution and we support their efforts to have their questions addressed."
"We now know that the CIA has determined Russia's interference in our elections was for the purpose of electing Donald Trump," Podesta added, referencing a Washington Post story that published Friday. "This should distress every American. Never before in the history of our Republic have we seen such an effort to undermine the bedrock of our democracy."
He added: "We believe that the Administration owes it to the American people to explain what it knows regarding the extent and manner of Russia's interference and this be done as soon as possible."


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Modern office space available on flexible terms in prominent corner position on Solly and Tenter Street in the heart of Sheffield. Situated across the ground and first floor of a popular business centre, this space has a high-quality finish and benefits from an abundance of natural light due to the open plan layout. The office is accessible 24-hours a day and has security in place along with on-site cleaner and central heating. Meeting rooms are available for tenants to use which is great if you have clients visiting the office. Additionally, there is car parking on site which can accommodate up to 35 cars, ensuring you can park at the office with ease, alternatively there are many city centre car parks within walking distance. This office is in a premier location and is a great option for both start up and existing businesses! This business centre is located in the northern part of Sheffield city centre in a prime location close to local amenities. Sheffield train station is just a 16-minute walk from the office and the nearest bus stop is just one-minute away by foot, ensuring the centre has great public transport links. Nearby to the centre are hotels, restaurants, cafes and Sheffield University. For those who commute via car, the centre has parking and the A61 is in close proximity which is a main route into and out of the city centre. Manchester is just 38-miles away and Leeds just 35-miles away, which is convenient for clients who may visit on business. Nearby occupiers include Hampton by Hilton Hotel, HSBC offices and BMW.
This centre provider has over 28 years experience of businesses making a move to their own office space to accommodate a growing workforce. Office units of between 90-500 sq. ft., allow you to operate in comfortable and secure surroundings. This centre aims to make the transition as easy as possible, so just ask - the onsite team are here to help. Spread across both Wilthorpe and Cudworth sites, there are over 300 free car parking spaces available. This creates ample car parking for tenants, their staff, visitors or meeting delegates. The 34 modern flexible units can be easily adapted to suit individual requirements and are available on short 'easy-in, easy-out' terms. The accommodation allows for expansion without the need to relocate during early stages of growth and development. This centre is located just over three miles from Barnsley town centre and is in close proximity to the Dorothy Hyman Stadium. Cudworth town centre itself is vibrant and busy and is just a five minute walk from the centre. Crammed full of local shops cafes and supermarkets it provides an ideal escape from a busy day in the office. There are plenty of bus stops along the way meaning that commuting to the space is simple and easy. Access to the A1M is quick and easy via recently built dual carriageways.
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This centre has been serving the local Rotherham office market since 2007 and currently has over 30 established businesses working from the building. With offices ranging from 1 person to 10 people+, this building can cater for all of your office needs. Prices are checked regularly and the staff are confident that their rates are the most competitive in the local area. So if you are looking for flexible easy-in, easy-out terms with no long term commitments at a great price then call our full-time office co-ordinator who will be delighted to talk things through with you. Situated on Fitzwilliam Road, just a 5-minute drive from the city centre of Rotherham and an equal drive to the local major supermarket. Bus stops are distributed along Fitzwilliam Road, and the train station is just in the city centre. Several pubs, small shops and a post office are just along Fitzwilliam Road.
Prominently situated, self-contained second-floor offices providing accommodation comprising ground floor lobby area and stairs shared with the first floor office occupier. Offering a main open-plan office area, two smaller offices and communal kitchenette. A serviced package is available, featuring a comprehensive range of business services. The property is located in Doncaster town centre on the corner of Silver Street and East Laith Gate overlooking the busy Sunny Bar junction, and close to Doncaster Markets and the new Doncaster College.
High-quality serviced offices on the ground floor of a modern prestigious office building. Newly completed and furnished (desks, chairs, cabinets), complete with phone system. Offices are air conditioned and fully alarmed. Prices include rates, light, heat, and water. Offering easy-in/easy-out terms. This centre is conveniently placed close to the M1 and A57. Sheffield city centre and train station around 15 minutes. Meadowhall shopping centre, tram service and MAGNA centre are around 10 minutes away, and the newly built Aston Hotel around 5 minutes away. Supermarkets and assorted food outlets all close-by. Good local bus services.
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This centre comprises a 20,743 sq ft (1,927 m²) industrial estate with 16 units ranging from 600 to 3,000 sq ft (55 to 278 m²). The site offers flexible managed workspace for companies looking for workshop or light industrial premises. There are communal areas with toilets between every two units, so you only ever share with your immediate neighbour. Most of the units also contain a kitchenette and many offer gas heating. Cricket Inn Road Industrial Estate is located close to Sheffield city centre with its railway and bus stations. Road connections are also easily accessible with junction 34 of the M1 motorway approximately 3 miles away. Train stations - East Midlands, Sheffield, Bluebell Railway, Crystal Peaks.
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The property has recently been refurbished. It has lots of natural light with big windows and some offices have views looking over towards Kelham Island. In total there are 12 offices ranging from one to four workstations, rooms can be let individually or all/several to one organisation. There is a modern special shared kitchen. The bills are inclusive of a fast and reliable Wi-Fi for all your broadband needs. You can use this for internet telephone calls, so you don't have to contract with external companies for your communications. No hidden costs, budget accommodation. Only a 10- to 15-minute walk to Midland Station and central bus station, five minutes' walk to the tram and High Street, city centre shops, restaurants, banks etc. The property is on the corner of North Church Street and Queen Street and there is a bus service directly outside the building on Queen Street.
This is a modern business centre offering excellent unfurnished open plan office space. There are flexible options available within this centre which is a great office base for a range of businesses. The offices have double glazed aluminium windows, suspended ceilings, Cat II ceiling diffusers and carpeted floors. The offices also benefit from a kitchen along with WC's and gas central heating. There is 24-hour access available at this centre and there is also parking available on the forecourt car park, so there is no worry about finding a space for you or your guests. Incentives are available. The property is located just off Manvers roundabout, on Farfield Park. The building has frontage to the A6023, approximately 6 miles from J36 of the M1 motorway. The development is accessed via the A633 (Manvers Way) which links with the M1 at J37. There is a bus stop just a three-minute walk away and the nearest train station is Swinton Interchange which is 1.8-miles away. There are a range of occupiers in the vicinity including Premier Travel Inn, Costa, KFC, and Brewers Fayre Pub, ideal for you or any visitors.
Located in the heart of Doncaster, this centre combines modern facilities within the grounds of a meticulously maintained Grade II listed building. This office space is the perfect location for your business. Within walking distance of the town centre and railway station, on site parking and with easy access to the motorway network Within the historic fabric of the development, this centre provides modern amenities including serviced meeting space, air conditioning, individually controlled heating, showers, bike racks, LED lighting and perimeter trunking Experience the on site delicatessen, healthcare facilities, nursery provision and dynamic business community of this centre. This workspace is located in the heart of Doncaster, within walking distance of the railway station (London, 1:38; Leeds, 0:30), and situated in a Georgian conservation area forming the key local professional services district. On site parking provides easy access to the motorway network, linking Sheffield, Humber Ports, Leeds and beyond via the M18, M180, A1(M) and M1 Doncaster Sheffield International Airport is six miles to the south, linking major business destinations including Paris, Dublin, Jersey and Berlin.
This is a brand-new hybrid-style business space, offering storage and office or just office. There is contemporary-style cladding with solar shading and glass atrium lobby. There is roller-shutter loading if required on the ground and first floor space. Offering a total of 2,000 sq ft leased space, however this is available from 500 sq ft, 1000 sq ft and 2000 sq ft through division of the unit. The space is available for a minimum of 6 months on a flexible lease with terms to be agreed. There is also a business centre offering serviced desk space for up to 20 workstations, which is available on a flexible lease for a minimum of 3 months. Landscaped grounds with on-site café and meeting room facilities. This is a contemporary business park location, just off the main dual carriageway connecting Sheffield city centre and junction 33 of the M1. There is a super tram and bus stop nearby with ample car parking.
A strategically located 19-acre brand-new business park offering a mix of high-quality self-contained Grade A offices and serviced offices by one of the UK's most innovative providers of contemporary cost-effective motivational work space. All inclusive rent or licence including parking, use of kitchen, rates, broadband, air-conditioning, lights, water, service charge and cleaning. This development occupies a prominent and convenient position on the A6178 Sheffield Road adjacent to the Magna Science Adventure Centre, within 1 minute of Junction 34 / M1, 2 minutes of the Meadowhall shopping complex, 10 minutes of Sheffield city centre and within 5 minutes of Rotherham Town Centre.
This attractive, recently refurbished Methodist chapel provides fully furnished 'walk in and work' office accommodation. Our all-inclusive package includes cleaning, insurance, rates, furniture, phones and ICT equipment and much more. Offices are fully furnished and equipped with wholly maintained and up-to-date systems, secure storage, colour printers, fax, telephones and voicemail. Flexible lease terms of a minimum of 1 month and instant occupancy makes this an ideal location. Located in Maltby, South Yorkshire, this business centre is in an ideal location, close to local amenities and facilities and within easy reach of main arterial routes.
With West Street, City Hall and Cathedral tram stations are all within a 5-10 minute walk, this business centre in Sheffield's city centre benefits from being easy to access, as well as a quality professional address. The red brick building with its modern frontage has been refurbished internally and externally, and is a well-known business address locally. Sheffield is a vibrant business location with creative and digital industries among the fastest growing sectors. It's located in an area that boasts plenty of amenities and existing tenants in the building include government bodies and a global law firm, as well as a city development company. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month. Sheffield is a vibrant business location with creative and digital industries among the fastest growing sectors. It also excels in advanced engineering and manufacturing, has a high growth professional services industry and is home to healthcare innovators. Other strengths include its people and skills, with 21,000 graduates coming out of its two leading Universities each year. The business centre is also close to the M1, providing excellent transport links with the rest of the UK, and Sheffield railway station has excellent connections.
This centre offers first class accommodation to organisations of all sizes and spectrums of development. The Business Centre offers a high profile location at extremely competitive rates and combines their management expertise with the unique facilities that come with being part of Bramall Lane stadium. The centre offers a range of facilities, including flexible license agreements, fully furnished office accommodations, a manned reception, a choice of luxurious meeting rooms and spectacular pitch views. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month. The centre is located within a five-minute walk of Sheffield City Centre, yet has comprehensive car parking provisions for residents, visitors and guests. Bramall Lane is well signposted from the City outskirts and served by major motorway networks; the M1 motorway is accessible off Junction 34 and is 4.2 miles from the site. The nearest rail link to this excellently connected commercial property, S2, is Sheffield Station, which is a 5-10 minute walk away. The station offers fantastic intercity rail services.
This centre, built in 1994, provides high-quality offices in an attractive landscaped development. This centre is fully furnished and offers a wide range of features, including videoconferencing and high-speed Internet access. The centre comprises a 48,520 sq ft (4,507 m²) business complex with units ranging from 320 to 1,500 sq ft (29 m² to 139 m²). This centre provides flexible managed workspace accommodation for companies seeking light industrial or office premises. The site is located just outside Rotherham town centre off the A6178. Rail connections can be made via Rotherham Central Station. Train stations - East Midlands Trains, Sheffield, Crystal Peaks. Airports - Sheffied Aero Club, Robin Hood Airport, Retford (Gamston) Airport, Hucknall Aerodrome, Leeds Bradford International Airport.
This centre offers ideal semi-serviced office accommodation, with 10,000 sq ft of brand-new, fully furnished offices available to let on easy-in/easy-out terms. Ideally located off the A57 and Junctions 30 and 31 of the M1 motorway, with plenty of on-site car parking.
This flexible workspace in Dinnington gives modern options for a variety of business needs, with serviced office space options as well as workshop space for more industrial businesses requirements. The offices are all IT and telecoms ready and have CCTV for your peace of mind. Tenants have access to on-site parking that can be used also by business guests coming to visit. This centre is located just a five-minute drive from Dinnington Town Centre where you can find an array of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, cafes and bars. The centre is also right next door to the Monksbridge farm pub and has great access to the M1 Motorway via junction 32.
This business centre prides itself on a community of friendly, energised, diverse people - with four floors of daily events, pop-up cafes and a buzzing atmosphere. Whether you are an established business looking to relocate, or a new start up ready to grow your brand, this centre offers everything you could need to get going. The centre offers private offices, co-working spaces and meeting areas. You will also find an in-house cafe that serves different types of street food all the time, perfect for a working lunch, as well as tenants benefiting from super-fast WiFi access, 24-hour access and CCTV. This centre is located in the heart of Sheffield's bustling city centre, within 100 metres of the Peace Gardens, 50 metres from Q-Park and just ten minutes away from Sheffield's train station. You will find the centre located directly opposite the Post Office and Sheffield City Council's Customer Service Centre, named Howden House. There are places to eat and drink in the surrounding area, including Costa Coffee, perfect for the morning caffeine boost. There are also shops nearby, as well as places to stay - ideal for visitors.
The business centre offers small offices suitable for 2-7 people £250 per month apart from telecoms and broadband. The centre benefits from excellent car parking, fibre optic supply with excellent band width, meeting room facilities and located in a very attractive environment. Business Centre close to City Centre just off the A61 South, Midland Station and Supertram stop immediately outside.
Regardless of the size of your company, this is the perfect place to do business, with offices with 1-24 workstations, providing a supportive community of innovative entrepreneurs. If you are not quite ready to take an office, there is always shared space available. There is also a range of virtual office packages available to help you get your business off to a flying start. Our shared office facility is available to let from £140 per month, whilst conventional options are rented from £20 per sq ft, includes rent,business rates, utilities, service charges, common area cleaning, security, waste disposal, staffed reception (call and mail handling), site management, buildings insurance, 24/7 access, easy in, easy out terms and on site business support (if required). The centre provides a range of high quality and well equipped meeting and conference facilities, perfect for all your business meetings. Full hospitality packages are available. Conveniently located in the heart of Barnsley's Business District, with easy access to the transport interchange (1 minute walk), M1 junctions 36, 37 & 38 (5 minute drive) and the A1, getting here could not be easier. The interchange offers rail services to Sheffield and Leeds, as well as buses across the town and beyond. In the town centre, there are places to eat and drink, as well as hotels including the Premier Inn Barnsley Central. The home of Barnsley FC, Oakwell, is located just outside the town centre.
This centre is a purpose built business complex designed to meet the needs of any organisation requiring business space. The centre provides a variety of suites to high specification, the air conditioned office space can accommodate organisations requiring between 1 and 250 workstations (75 - 7,000 sq ft) Two meeting rooms are available accommodating 6 and 25 people respectively. All offices benefit from thermostatically air conditioning/heating and are finished to a high specification. Furnished with modern furniture, a striking reception and professional on site staff, the office building provides its occupants with a highly professional image. All accommodation is offered on "all inclusive" agreements. By offering transparent terms and tailor made packages This centre are confident they can provide the right solution for you to join the 50+ local, regional and national businesses who are already proud to be based at this centre. This business park is located approximately 3 miles to the North of Barnsley Town Centre with good access to the A61 and near the villages of Royston and Carlton. The site adjoins Athersley Memorial Park and the Carlton industrial estate with good local amenities and convenient transport links. Barnsley Railway Station is just a couple of miles away and offers regular services into Leeds and Sheffield. The site benefits from views across open playing fields and close proximity to the local business community.
The Ecclesall Road Centre is located within The Portergate building, Sheffield's premier business address. This centre provides fully serviced office space on flexible terms. Sheffield is the UK's fourth largest city, famous for its steel industry and close to the UK's industrial heartland. Despite its town centre location the terraced courtyard area offers an oasis of calm, creating a relaxing, airy atmosphere. This centre offers all-inclusive pricing, so you can move in with peace of mind that there will be no unexpected costs each month. This centre is well-placed for access to the city centre, the rail network and the local airport. The business centre is just off Sheffield's inner ring road and is within easy reach of the M1. The city has been independently benchmarked as one of the UK's most cost effective locations in terms of property and staff costs.
This centre in Dinnington comprises a 42,000 sq ft (3,901 m²) business centre with 51 units ranging from 295 sq ft to 3,000 sq ft (27 m² to 278 m²). It offers flexible managed workspace for companies looking for light industrial or office premises. The site has 24 hour access, unloading areas, free car parking, an outdoor courtyard area and site security. Conveniently located just a 3-minute drive from the town centre and approximately 5 minutes to the junction with the M1 motorway. Train stations - Hackenthorpe, Meadowhall Interchange, Hollinsend. Airports - Sheffield Aero Club, Robin Hood Airport, Retford (Gamston) Airport, Hucknall Aerodrome, RAF Waddington.
This centre is a former Victorian detached residence that formed part of the Kenwood Estate, developed by the cutlery magnate George Wostenholm in Nether Edge, Sheffield. The building retains its Victorian grandeur with some original features. The rooms are in excellent refurbished condition with ample lighting and efficient heating. Large sash windows ensure plenty of natural light and ventilation for hot summer days. The office is not in a restricted parking area and both on- and off-road parking is available. The lease includes business rates, heating, electricity, shared kitchen and toilets. Round-the-clock access available. Nether Edge is a leafy suburb just 2 miles from Sheffield City Centre. The office is served by a regular bus service. There are coffee and sandwich shops nearby on Wostenholm Road and Abbeydale Road, as well as several excellent hotels and public houses within walking distance.
This business centre is a purpose built site which consists of 27 office and workshop units. Office units range between 115 to 202sqft, with workshop units ranging from 148 to 239sqft. Designed for easy access, these single storey units all have their own entrance and is self contained. Each unit is individually metred for electricity, with toilet and washing facilities shared for workshop users. Offices are centrally heated, and amenities include access to a communal kitchen and toilet facilities. Again, electricity is individually metered for each office, with heating invoiced on a pro-rata basis. The centre is conveniently located within Sheffield on Woodbourn Road. The location offers easy access to the M1, with the Woodbourn Road tram stop just adjacent to the premises. Nunnery Square tram stop is also nearby. Darnall train station is also nearby – just a 23-minute walk away. Moreover, Sheffield city centre is only a half an hour stroll away, with its many attractions to enjoy, and the city's Railway Station offers great services to London St. Pancras International, Birmingham New Street, Newcastle and Leeds.
This centre has several units available, ranging in size from 200 sq. ft. to 1250 sq. ft and is located in a business development area. The space offers fully serviced offices and workshop space with a large private car park for communal use and tenants benefit from 24 hour access to the space. Each unit is fully secured with 24 hour CCTV and an active response alarms system as well as an on-site caretaker and cleaner. The space also has a communal meeting room area which can hold up-to 20 people. Other on-site amenities include an individual mailbox and a reception area as well as kitchens and toilets throughout the space. This business centre is strategically located under a two-minute walk from Thurnscoe Train Station and just under ten minutes from the M1, A1 and M18 motorways, so there are great transport links. The centre is located within the Dearne Valley, approximately 7 miles to the West of Barnsley and 9 miles to the East of Doncaster. The offices are situated in a well known building in the area and there is great access to local shopping options as well as plenty of bus stops around the space, ideal for commuters.
This space, a modern refurbished church is perfect for small businesses that are seeking to be more professional and grow. This space has 10 small offices scattered across the building. Amenities include; 24-hour access, 24-hour security, car parking spaces, CCTV, cleaner, furnished, security systems and VOIP phone system. Each office in the space has its own lock and its totally secure, you will also have access to the communal kitchen and break-out area and these also have their own entry door fob. All services are included, such as heating, lighting, electricity, ethernet internet connection. This centre is located in a quiet, peaceful area within Wath upon Dearne. Located around the centre there is off street parking and is also close to local bus links for onward travel. The town centre is also within walking distance, and here you will also be able find local shops, cafes, bars and restaurants where you can relax and have a casual business meeting. Robin Hood Airport is easily accessible, perfect for international travel, and there are hotels in the surrounding area, great for visitors.
This is a newly refurbished two-storey office building situated around a grassed open courtyard bordering the Sheffield and Tinsley Canal providing fully serviced office suites ranging in size from 150 sq ft to 1700 sq ft. There is secure car parking for 38 vehicles. Short-term flexible tenancies are available from 3 months upwards with inclusive rents covering all heating and lighting costs, building maintenance service charge elements such as landscaping, parking, CCTV and alarm maintenance together with front desk reception duties. Tenants will be expected to pay their own business rates. There are communal facilities, kitchens, meeting rooms and reception area. The property is located in the Don Valley area of the city, close to the Don Valley Stadium. Darnall Road leads to the A6102 Attercliffe Road which in turn links the city with Junction 34 of the M1 approximately 2-miles away. Sheffield City Centre is approximately 2 miles to the south west.
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Life for Harland & Wolff shipyard workers
Thread starter Keith Farrell
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RMS Titanic in detail
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Shipyard Workers & Organization
Mike Spooner
I can assure you Health and Safety didn't mean an awful lot in those days. Life was cheap in those days. I am surprise only 8 died in making the two ships. How many more were serious injured like with broken bones and cuts! Going deaf within two years from riveting. As mention in one of Tom McCluskie books. Thank god he is dead and relieved of the pain life to carry on.
I know from own experience working on outside structures in the wet condition how slippery it gets and the safety precaution I had take. I cannot imagine for one moment they where wearing safety harnesses like I had to wear.
indybelle
Thank you - this is all quite interesting. And I'm sorry, I don't know where to find your earlier postings on this topic. But I am indeed curious about the whole Protestant/Catholic thing in regards to the shipyard workers. One article I found quoted naval historian Daniel Allen Butler, saying "Very active in Ulster politics at this time was one William James Pirrie, who became the Chairman of Harland and Wolff in 1895. He instituted an unwritten but strictly enforced policy that the firm would never knowingly employ a Roman Catholic." It also talked about workers hammering in rivets to the mantra of f... the Pope .However, since the article at one point gave Butler's name as David Allen Butler I don't know if I can trust anything else it said. If you have some references about this it would be great. I also wonder about the book by Kevin Johnston In the Shadows of Giants: A Social History of the Belfast Shipyards?
Seumas
Violent religious sectarianism in Northern Ireland (which spilled over to the central belt of Scotland and to a certain extent also to Merseyside in England) is such a huge, powerful and distressing topic it might threaten to take over the rest of your lecture. Finding the right balance is important.
Be careful about using Butler as a source, he is not well regarded by many other historians of the Titanic. His book "Unsinkable" contains a lot of very basic errors, slapdash research and even indulges in armchair psychology.
I found a reference to Edward Harland standing up for his Catholic workers in 1864 in the book Titanic: A Night Remembered by Stephanie Barczewski on p. 215.
I have already figured that out My talk intentionally isn't about the political/religious issues - I just want to note the difference between Protestant workers (who I'm finding were in the more skilled trades) and the Catholic workers who seemed generally relegated to the unskilled group. The book by Barczewski talks about this. And I appreciate the alert on Butler - not having read anything of his at this point, the article that quoted him seemed rather histrionic - which doesn't lend itself to credibility.
Harland Duzen
If you want to briefly mention some of the political / religious unrest in the shipyard at the time, in the book
"Titanic In Photographs ", there is a photograph of Titanic in Drydock, showing some graffiti on the hull where some workers chalked "NO HOME RULE" on a hull plate.
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indybelle said:
I have not read that book so I couldn't say. But at times the catholic and protestant workers would join force's during strikes and fight together against management. The whole subject gets very compilicated. It changed direction at different times. Most of the time they were opposed to each other but sometimes not. As for the skills the catholics were the monority so it seems logical they would get many of the less desirable jobs. But I have read that many of the electrical workers were catholic so...? Good luck on your presentation.
Thank you for the citation - I'll check it out.
Dave Gittins
Just to add a bit more.
The noise in the yard was terrific at times. In 1977 industrial deafness was recognised as a genuine injury. H & W received about 1,000 claims for compensation. The better the rivetters were, the more noise they made. It was good to have a left-hander combine with a right-hander. They each stood on the appropriate side of a rivet and struck alternating blows very rapidly. It was like standing next to a machine gun.
I read somewhere that the yard's power station was a Jewish enclave. They had to be kept happy, as the yard depended on them. There's a big book called Harland and Wolff: Shipbuilders to the World. It's full of valuable information if you can get hold of it.
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I've been to Titanic Belfast and gone on the "ride" - it gives a sense of how loud it must have been - then over 10-12 hours day 6 days a week for years - hard to imagine.
Thanks for the information - this forum is so helpful!
Robert T. Paige
I suppose this should fall into the category of "You don't know how good and easy you have it today ! ".
I could give you a long list of how things are in the USN and the FAA today .......also
But were there such things as paid annual leave (time off for vacations) and/or paid sick leave ( for time off for regular checks at a doctor's office or for sickness or time off for surgical operations, etc. ) in any civilian companies, especially for any employees or ship yard workers at H&W in 1912 ?
How about Liberty and Leave for sailors and officers in the Navy , or for officers and crew , in particular those of the White Star Line, in 1912 ?
Robert T. Paige said:
With regards the UK In 1912, the ruling Liberal government had been in power since 1906 and had enacted a number of social welfare reforms aimed at helping the unemployed, the elderly, children, chronically sick and disabled.
With regards to holiday pay, I think they had to wait until 1938 for that in the UK and it came with conditions. Paid sick leave may have came in with the Labour government in 1945, I'm not sure.
In 1911, men who would a year later make up the Titanic's crew would have begun paying their 2d a week National Insurance in an early (albeit flawed - it didn't cover everything) attempt to get them some measure of healthcare coverage. Sadly, the National Health Service was still thirty seven years away.
Fittingly, tomorrow on December 12th, all UK based ET members will be heading out to vote in the General Election !
From what I've read of the times they didn't have any of those things as far as the workers went. It was pretty much you work and you get paid. If you wern't on the job then no pay. I've read and or seen in various documentaries that if you were late to work at the shipyards you were locked out and not paid for the day. Good luck on your elections. I hope they go smooth for you guys no matter what the vote. I'm going to get a new popcorn machine for the democratic national convention here. I think its going to be like 1968 all over again...
Getting back to wages, in the merchant navy the crew were paid by the voyage. No voyage, no pay! On Titanic Captain Smith had an annual salary, but he was an exception. Some sailors found it was better to join a tramp steamer that would voyage about for months, rather than do Atlantic crossings on fast liners.
Dave Gittins said:
I thought welding had replace riveting by 1977. If not why are they wearing ear defenders!
Was Captain Smith the only officer in White Star who had an annual salary ?
Captains of other White Star ships ?
Other officers ?
On another question, I am assuming that there were not any permanent crew members on a ship and that the crew would be different from each sailing of a particular ship ?
Mike Spooner said:
Almost all construction sites are hard on the hearing. Equiptment generates a lot of loud noise. Welders have it bad in many ways. Their use of grinders and some plasma cutters are very damaging to the hearing without protection. My high frequency hearing is shot. 4 years of jets and 29 years in a power plant and shooting lots of guns over the years pretty much wrecked it. Althought since leaving the plant it has recovered some. When I was flying a lot of the hardest part for me wasn't the actual flying, learning the procedures and rules and such. It was the radio. Half the time I couldn't understand what people were saying. Flying into class C air space was not fun for me... .
Based on a limited amount of imformation, I'd say there was a tendency for seafarers to stick with a line, rather than a ship. Note that most of Titanic's crew came from White Star ships, mostly Olympic and Oceanic. I have a record of a Carpathia man who almost always sailed with Cunard. I suspect captains were closely tied to lines. Where's Captain Currie?
I have a record of a Carpathia man who almost always sailed with Cunard. I suspect captains were closely tied to lines.
My Great-Grandmother's brother spent the mid-1920s to the mid- 1930s alternating between the boiler rooms of just two ships of the Anchor Line.
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Establish a Subsidiary Company in Singapore – One of the World's Best Cities to Do Business, Live and Visit
Last modified: November 11, 2020
Looking at the increasing trend of Singapore Company Registration, it is clear that people choose inclusiveness, as modern entrepreneurs are interested to witness their businesses foster in an all inclusive society like Singapore. Do you also think the same way?
Singapore definitely has some tremendous financial achievements in its stride. Despite being a nation, smaller in size compared to Manhattan, Singapore is constantly present in the charts of top five richest countries of the world. Undoubtedly an intrusive policy to foster diversity has helped Singapore achieve unprecedented economic growth.
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According to Ipsos's Top Cities survey reported in September 2013, Singapore ranks 9th best city to do business and visit and the country has acquired the 11thrank for the best city to live in.
Singapore is counted as one of the best cities in the world to do business, visit and live in as per the report of the largest ever global survey conducted as 'Ipsos's Top Cities Survey'. The city-state has achieved the 9th position for the two parameters for visiting Singapore and for Singapore Company Formation. When it comes to an overall winner, New York City emerged as the top city, followed by London, Sydney, and Abu Dhabi.
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NOTE: A Subsidiary company in Singapore by far is the most attractive option for foreign businesses interested in extending their business operations to Singapore. Every day, numbers of foreign corporations tap the possibilities to make their presence felt in this tiny nation of Southeast Asia. With an ultimate aim to gain unparalleled access to the global as well unexplored Asian market, more and more foreign companies are establishing their businesses here by forming a Subsidiary company.
Let us consider the possibilities of Singapore Company Formation in the form of a subsidiary, without relocating to this business nation.
A Singapore subsidiary is a locally incorporated limited liability company or private limited company having major shareholders in the forms of a foreign company. By incorporating a subsidiary company in Singapore, a foreign entrepreneur or a foreign business entity is able to access the tax benefits and business incentives that are being entitled to a locally incorporated Singaporean company. Although many foreign entrepreneurs are interested in setting up their business in Singapore one common question that haunts their mind is, "Whether it is possible to incorporate company in Singapore without relocating?" The answer is yes. However, it is highly recommended to hire a reliable third party firm offering quality company incorporation services.
Also Read: Definitive guide to registration Company Singapore Vs. Hong Kong
The Important Prerequisites Required for Starting a Subsidiary Company in Singapore
At least one director, above 18 years of age and an ordinary resident of Singapore (Appointing a nominee director is also allowed)
Minimum one corporate shareholder
One company secretary, above 18 years of age and an ordinarily Singapore resident
A locally Singapore registered address
Minimum paid up capital of SGD 1
Advantages of a Singapore subsidiary company:
The parent company is allowed to hold 100% ownership of the subsidiary
A Singapore subsidiary is entitled to local tax benefits with at least one individual shareholder holding a minimum of 10% shareholding.
The parent company is allowed to set up a subsidiary company by using the same currency as a paid up capital as used by the parent company making the Singapore accounting procedure easier and compliant.
The Singapore corporate regime offers flexibility for the companies to choose their own convenient fiscal year; the parent company can use this feature to its advantage and match the fiscal year for streamlining its own business operations.
The option of using a different business name for the subsidiary company can also be used productively by the parent company.
By incorporating a subsidiary company, the parent company receives a cushion against the liabilities incurred by the subsidiary company in Singapore.
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Often there are many business activities not suitable for public disclosure and disclosure requirements, by registering a subsidiary company in Singapore, the parent company gets an advantage of deciding on what business activities have to be made public and what has to remain private.
Due to setting up a subsidiary company with different business activities, the parent company gets an opportunity to keep both its business activities distinct.
The subsidiary company is entirely free to repatriate all its profits and capital out of Singapore.
BOTTOM LINE: Having engaged a dedicated and well-reputed company incorporation service provider in Singapore, you get peace of mind and an effortless registration of the subsidiary company. Taking responsibilities from business name approval to drafting a business plan suitable for your subsidiary venture, the firm will ensure you get the Certificate of Incorporation without many hassles. If this is not enough, then a company incorporation service providing firm like 'SBS Consulting' will take care of all post-incorporation formalities including appointing a company secretary to opening a corporate bank account.
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Darley Ramon Torres (born 15 December 1989 in Pedro Leopoldo), commonly known as Darley, is a Brazilian footballer. He currently plays as a goalkeeper for Mirassol.

Early life
Darley was born in Pedro Leopoldo, Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Club career

Atlético Mineiro (2007)
Darley started his professional career at Atlético Mineiro. At the age of 17, Darley made his debut on the highest level, playing a total of seven matches for the club from Belo Horizonte. On 13 December 2007, Darley had a successful trial period at the Dutch Eredivisie club Feyenoord. One month later, Feyenoord officially announced the arrival of the goalkeeper.

Feyenoord (2007–2012)
On 19 February 2008, Darley signed a four-and-a-half-year contract with Feyenoord. To slowly adapt to a new culture and lifestyle, Darley first joined the Feyenoord U19 squad for the seasons 2007–08 and 2008–09.

For the season 2009–10, Feyenoord decided not to renew first team goalkeeper Henk Timmer's contract. During pre-season, Darley had to battle with reserve goalkeeper Rob van Dijk and the returning Erwin Mulder, who came back from a season loan spell at Excelsior, for a regular place under the bar. After solid performances in the pre-season friendly wins against Sporting Clube de Portugal (1–2) and Sampdoria (3–0), Darley came out as winner. On 2 August 2009, Darley made his official Feyenoord debut in the Eredivisie home match against N.E.C. (2–0). Unfortunately, Darley had to be substituted during half time due to a knee injury, causing Darley to be sidelined for almost two months. Van Dijk replaced the youngster and has remained first team goalkeeper since. Darley's second appearance came on 8 November 2009 against AZ Alkmaar following Van Dijk's red card against Ajax Amsterdam the week before.

Following his persistent hip injury which restricted his first team appearances at Feyenoord, Darley was allowed to return to Brazil before his contract ended.

Statistics

Statistics accurate as of last match played on 8 November 2009.

Honours
Tombense
 Campeonato Brasileiro Série D: 2014

CSA
Campeonato Alagoano: 2021

References

External links

 Official Darley Ramon Torres profile on Feyenoord.nl
 Kameraadjes Club: Darley Ramon Torres
 Voetbal International: Darley Ramon Torres

1989 births
Living people
Brazilian footballers
Association football goalkeepers
Clube Atlético Mineiro players
Feyenoord players
Clube Náutico Capibaribe players
Criciúma Esporte Clube players
Tombense Futebol Clube players
América Futebol Clube (MG) players
Boa Esporte Clube players
Botafogo Futebol Clube (SP) players
Centro Sportivo Alagoano players
Mirassol Futebol Clube players
Eredivisie players
Campeonato Brasileiro Série B players
Campeonato Brasileiro Série C players
Brazilian expatriate footballers
Expatriate footballers in the Netherlands
Brazilian expatriate sportspeople in the Netherlands
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Sportspeople from Minas Gerais

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