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It was announced on Thursday that John will release his 33rd studio album, called Wonderful Crazy Night, on Feb. 5, 2016 via Island Records. The record's lead single, "Looking Up," is out now.
The new album was co-produced by John and T Bone Burnett, who last worked together on 2013's The Diving Board. Other return John collaborators include drummer Nigel Olsson (who worked with John in the 1960s) and guitarist Davey Johnstone (who has been a full-fledged member of John's band since 1972). As noted in a press release, "time-honored associate" and percussionist Ray Cooper, bassist Matt Bissonette, keyboard player Kim Bullard, and percussionist John Mahon also make appearances on the new record. All 10 of the official album tracks were co-written by Bernie Taupin.
Check out the full Wonderful Crazy Night track-listing below. Head to iTunes to pre-order.
1. "Wonderful Crazy Night"
2. "In The Name Of You"
3. "Claw Hammer"
4. "Blue Wonderful"
5. "I've Got 2 Wings"
6. "A Good Heart"
7. "Looking Up"
8. "Guilty Pleasure"
9. "Tambourine"
10. "The Open Chord"
11. "Free And Easy" *DELUXE VERSION ONLY
12. "England And America" *DELUXE VERSION ONLY


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WA Regional Achievement & Community Awards
2016 Finalists
Community TAB Community Service Award
Kim Gentle of Collie is the owner and founder of Gentle Transitions, offering Equine Assisted Therapy and Learning to remote communities. Kim works with aboriginal people to reconnect with culture and family. The program empowers youth with skills to make positive life choices and she hopes to establish a not for profit fund to assist Indigenous youth pursue equine-related careers. Kim is an advocate for surviving domestic violence and raised awareness on a national level through the "We Care" campaign.
Andre Foulon of Manjimup has been Coordinator of the Manjimup Family Centre for 21 years. Starting with a small playgroup, the Centre now provides 20 services to support individuals, families and community groups. Andre has received awards for his Early Years child development groups and the Bands@Manjimup youth program, which builds resilience and self-esteem among youth experiencing mental health issues. Other initiatives include information technology workshops focusing on cyber bullying and the 'World on a Plate', cross-cultural community festival.
Lenny Papertalk of Geraldton has worked in community-related roles for 25 years and is well known for her generosity. Lenny was instrumental in establishing the Bluff Point Primary School pre-school playgroup and the Aboriginal Parent Group. She implemented a before school surfing program and an after school cricket program for students at risk of disengaging with education. In addition to raising her four children, Lenny supports up to 12 children at a time, providing, food, shelter, love and care.
Goldfields Individual and Family Support Association has been delivering specialised disability and mental health support since 1991. They employ 114 staff and support 250 people with a disability as well as their families and carers. A variety of programs are hosted which provide respite and support to families and carers. The Association's core value is "Cultivating Community Spirit", and they are at the forefront of promoting disability in the region to better educate people about inclusion and acceptance.
Prime Super Employer Excellence in Aged Care Award
Hocart Lodge Aged Centre of Harvey is a not-for-profit organisation with a 40 bed aged care facility, a 27 unit Retirement Village and 65 passionate staff. Hocart Lodge offers staff flexibility and set shifts to ensure staff can plan personal activities. They offer extensive in house education programs and encourage further training and education. Hocart Lodge has a community focus and actively supports local businesses and suppliers and hosts annual afternoon tea celebrations to thank their volunteers.
The Bethanie Group of Claremont has been operating for 60 years and is the largest not-for-profit provider of aged care and retirement living services in Western Australia. The 1,750 staff and 600 volunteers, care for 5,000 people with Home Care Packages, residential aged care, retirement living and community housing. They focus on improving organisational culture and offer flexible working arrangements resulting in increased staff retention. Bethanie offers a wide range of staff training and health and wellbeing programs.
Juniper Hillcrest of Geraldton is a not-for-profit organisation who take pride in their care model which is designed to meet the individual needs of the 80 residents. They offer training opportunities for staff to increase skills and knowledge of Palliative and Dementia care, and also provide work placement opportunities for students completing studies. Juniper Hillcrest has received three year accreditation and their dedication to residents is evident with the positive feedback received from volunteers, families and residents.
Wattle Hill Care of Bunbury is a not-for-profit retirement village and residential aged care facility with 100 staff and 62 residents. Activities include bus outings, live entertainment and concerts. They offer a flexible staff roster, Staff Incentive Program and internal and external staff training. They host an annual Quiz Night with funds raised going to Alzheimer's Australia. They have raised $8,000 to purchase PARO, an advanced interactive therapeutic robot, designed to stimulate patients with Dementia.
Insurance Commission of Western Australia Regional Safety Award
Royal Perth Hospital P.A.R.T.Y. Program was established in 2006 because of increasing youth road trauma and fatalities. The program aims to prevent alcohol and risk related trauma by enabling people to recognise risks and make informed decisions. Participants speak with trauma nurses, emergency doctors, drug and alcohol experts and victims about the impacts of traumatic injury. The program has been rolled out in numerous regional communities such as Bunbury which has become an award winning program.
RoadWise Committee of Kimberley together with Main Roads Western Australia, launched the "Horns and Hooves on the Highway" road safety campaign. With 235 cattle strikes in the Kimberley during 2015, the campaign has a strong focus on educating road users and raising awareness of the risks. Bumper stickers, social media, local print and radio have spread their message. The RoadWise Committee is investing in safer roads, fencing and investigating possible speed limit reductions in high risk areas.
School Drug Education and Road Aware was established in 2003. It assists students to develop social and emotional skills, enabling responsible choices when faced with challenging traffic situations. A total of 15,885 students have participated in the "Keys for Life" program and 500 parents and learner drivers attend the annual regional seminars in 20 locations. The seminars increase parent confidence and reinforce that the more time learner drivers spend supervised, the safer they become.
West Australian Music Industry Association developed the Wheatbelt Touring Circuit in 2012. They feature local musicians who deliver live contemporary music accompanied by targeted messages of road safety. Partnering with the RAC this year, the program presented four workshops and 90 free live music events to Wheatbelt communities, raising awareness and encouraging safer driving habits. The Wheatbelt Touring Circuit social media campaign engages young people who are particularly vulnerable to poor road safety choices.
Curtin University Teaching Excellence Award
Alycia Bermingham of Manjimup is a well respected teacher at Manjimup Senior High School. She has presented at numerous professional learning events up-skilling teachers in the areas of History, Geography, Humanities and Social Sciences. Alycia has completed her Masters of Arts History and Geography and was awarded the 2015 Gandel Holocaust Education Scholarship to study in Israel. Alycia has facilitated a range of curriculum, pastoral care and competition activities to allow her students to experience the world beyond their communities.
Garry Christiansen of Albany has developed a TAFE training program with clear guidelines of employer training requirements whilst providing apprentices with valuable work experience. The program assists 59 male and five female apprentice electricians in the region to become competent, skilled electricians. Garry has updated the apprentice skills assessment journal and developed a Competency Development Record with South Regional TAFE the first to implement the new Training Package. Garry wants to establish a Certificate IV in Electro-technology Electrical Instrumentation.
Jade Warrington of Withers teaches at Newton Moore Senior High School. She was influential in developing the Engineering Specialist and Science Horizons extensions programs. Jade coordinated robotics and bridge building workshops and her students competed in the state finals of the 2016 Auercon Bridge Building competition. With a focus on renewable energy she implemented the STELR program winning the Australian Regional Education Award. Jade was invited to co-present at the Society for Provision of Education in Rural Australia conference.
Suellen Kelly of Woorree has 22 years of veterinary experience and in 2006 became a lecturer at Central Regional TAFE. Suellen continues to also work in a Vet clinic to maintain skills and gives educational talks on animal care. She is passionate about TAFE programs for rural students and is developing an Indigenous Community Animal Health Program. Suellen won the 2014 Durak Lecturing Excellence Award and was a finalist in the 2015 WA Training Awards Trainer of the Year.
Worldwide Printing Solutions Sports Award
Chelsea Randall of Newman is a three time All Australian, Women's AFL player. She has been awarded the WA Women's Football League Best and Fairest twice and was drafted 3rd overall as marquee player of the Adelaide Crows in the national league. Chelsea volunteers on AFL, netball and soccer committees and develops youth in umpiring and coaching roles. As East Pilbara Regional Manager for the Swans Districts Football Club, she delivers football programs for girls to play football in regional communities.
Milton Chapman of Punmu Community has been Liaison Officer and Delegate for the Newcrest Mining's Desert Sport Program for ten years. He was instrumental in the development of the Ngurra Kujungka Sports Council, which hosts a football, softball and junior basketball league. Ownership and management of Ngurra Kujungka has been transferred to the Maru people, providing employment opportunities and professional development for council members and volunteers. Milton volunteers by coaching, umpiring and driving people to participate in the Western Desert League Festivals.
Coby Green of Waterloo is a talented hockey player and has played in Western Australian state teams since he was 13. He has played eight state tournaments winning four gold and three silver medals. Coby captained the Under 17 Australian Team in Germany, where his team won gold, and has played for the WA Thundersticks, the Men's open age team. He is currently completing year 12, and plans to attend University, as well as aiming to play senior hockey for Australia.
Jess Willsher of Carey Park is the Bunbury Surf Life Saving Club, Under 17 Champion. She achieved 14 medals at the WA Country Championships and six at the WA State Championships last season. Jess won silver at the Australian Championships and was first Under 18 female to complete the 2015 Anaconda Adventure race. She hopes to make the Nutri-Grain Ironwoman Series and the next Olympic Games for Kayaking. She volunteers as a patrol member, a mentor and coach to younger athletes.
Prime Super Community Group of the Year Award
Lions Club of Waroona is a volunteer organisation, serving the community since 1969. Consisting of 37 members, they provide scholarships, coordinate driver education courses, help with disaster relief and fundraise. Donations in 2015 included to residents of Yarloop who lost everything in bush fires and to the local football club to develop a youth league. The Waroona Lions Club is establishing a Young Leos Club to encourage 12 to 18 year olds to get involved in their local community.
V Swans of Onslow delivers curriculum based learning programs at Onslow Primary School and broader community programs, impacting more than 5,000 young people and their families. The Shooting Goals program enables Year 12 students to complete a Certificate II in Sports and Recreation. Their JET program has seen improved behaviour and a 20% increase in primary school student's ability to work with others. V Swans members volunteer 55 hours each school term to empower young people.
Earbus Foundation of Western Australia reduces the incidence and impact of chronic ear disease in Aboriginal and at-risk children in regional and remote areas. They deliver professional services to schools, kindergartens and women's refuges. They fly 40,000km and drive 26,000km each year and treat 1,200 children at 22 locations in the Pilbara and Goldfields regions. Since 2014 Earbus Foundation has had substantial results in reducing the number of children with chronic ear disease and hearing loss.
Pingaring Christmas Tree - Progress Association supports, nurtures and enhances the small rural town. A huge part of Pingaring's history, The Christmas Tree event began 90 years ago. Children receive a present from Santa and a free BBQ is provided. This year, members Lea and Fiona volunteered 160 hours to create a special 90th anniversary event to ensure the tradition would continue. The Christmas Tree brings the local community together and helps combat rural depression.
Indago Solutions Agricultural Innovation Award
Advance Packing - Fresh Produce Alliance of Manjimup turns waste produce into value added products for domestic and export market. FPA introduced the first High Pressure Processing machine and Cryowave cryogenic machine and have invested five million dollars to build a processing facility. They developed a healthy food range for the elderly and are developing a baby food range. FPA's mission is to connect responsible agricultural production with innovative technology to produce naturally healthy, delicious food.
Mamabulanjin Aboriginal Corporation of Broome have developed an innovative trial project, utilising 17 hectares to develop a seed bank of native plant species. MAC is establishing a national Aboriginal-owned-co-operative for the propagation, harvesting and processing of native fruit. To date, 50 people have been involved and 100 young people will participate in activities and training over the next 12 months. Approximately 800 native trees have been established and 12,000 trees in total will be planted by June 2017.
Clear Grain Exchange is an innovative online exchange, allowing growers to take control and offer their grain to buyers at their own price. Since operations began in 2015, they have traded over 43,000 tonnes of grain across Western Australia. CGX present to grain growers at local grower updates and industry events and sponsor a local sporting team and local grower groups. They have averaged a $3.20 per tonne premium, adding over 100,000 dollars of value to grain growers.
Rinehart Development of Northern Regional WA Award
KBSS Engineering of Karratha is a locally owned and operated company employing local people and using local suppliers. KBSS specialises in the mining, oil, gas and marine sectors and are a leading Mechanical and Electrical service provider to the Construction Industry. Established in 2013 with 7 employees, the business has expanded to a workforce of 76. They employ 25% Indigenous staff, have trained over 20 locals and have students undertaking work experience.
Kooljaman of Dampier Peninsula is a remote wilderness camp owned and run for 20 years by the Indigenous Bardi Jawi Communities. They support their families whilst retaining their cultural belonging and sense of community. Kooljaman provides skills, training and development and last financial year, provided 12,400 nights of accommodation in family safari tents, log cabins, beach shelters and unpowered camping. They hold free community events and have just hosted the Inaugural Good Food, Good People Festival.
Marine Produce Australia of Cone Bay is Australia's only sea cage Barramundi producer and has a strong commitment to world leading, sustainable aquaculture practices. Recipients of many Seafood Industry awards they have been producing premium Barramundi in the Kimberley region for 10 years. They employ local staff, tradespeople, suppliers and services resulting in millions of dollars of investment into local, regional and state economies. They provide employment opportunities and mentorships to empower local Indigenous people.
Onslow Chamber of Commerce and Industry is a not-for-profit group of 110 members, contributing to the sustainable and functional growth of the Onslow community. They create local employment, investment in town development and provide access to affordable goods and services. Onslow is booming, with over 30 billion dollars of investment in projects by Chevron and BHP Billiton. They have been instrumental in ensuring local business benefit from this unprecedented growth.
Horizon Power Leadership and Innovation Award
Sophie Telfer of Darkan is the founder and editorial coordinator of the Wheatbelt Local, an online blog showcasing interviews with inspirational residents and articles on travel, agriculture and health. Since launching in 2014, Sophie has developed the popular #lifeinthewheatbelt project, which allows locals to take over the Instagram account and share photos of their daily lives. She also organised the Wheatbelt Walking Challenge and was awarded a grant from the Foundation for Young Australian's for improving local health and wellbeing.
Geoff Herbert of Onslow is President of the Onslow Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He is passionate about improving the outcomes and opportunities of the Onslow business community. Geoff promotes local business contracts through OnslowConnect and hosts forums for networking and training opportunities. He is the driving force behind the Community Garden, an interactive and welcoming place to meet, work and eat. Geoff developed the Onslow Business Investment Guide, documenting the local businesses, opportunities, and potential business growth developments.
Andrew Outhwaite of Geraldton is the founder of Pollinators, an innovative social enterprise facilitating learning programs to innovators, entrepreneurs and start-up businesses. Pollinators is the first co-working space in regional Australia offering five private offices and 20 co-working spaces, as well as digital training to not-for-profits and small businesses. Also provided is a catalyst training program and a mentoring program. Andrew is a Director of StartupWA, Bendigo Bank and Geraldton Airlines and facilitator of an "Increasing Consciousness" group.
LandCorp Sustainability Award
Mamabulanjin Aboriginal Corporation of Broome is a not-for-profit organisation established in 1985 to empower Aboriginal people. Over 17 hectares of land is being used to grow native trees to provide seeds for local land restoration programs. I collaboration with the Water Corporation, recycled water is being used to grow the trees. An expected 12,000 native trees will be planted. These trees will establish a seed bank of native and endangered plants to ensure their ongoing survival.
Wheatbelt Integrity Group of Newdegate is addressing the reducing number of Wheatbelt farmers due to debt. They raise awareness of the high suicide rate in regional areas and promote the transition from a chemical farming system to a biological one. The long term benefits of changing technology will drastically reduce the costs for farmers and will restore soil health and reduce emissions. By promoting sustainable farming and sharing knowledge, Wheatbelt Integrity Group hopes to restore the Wheatbelt farming industry.
South Coast Natural Resource Management of Albany works with community groups and government to improve the local environment. In six years, they have invested 23.7 million dollars on 250 projects, involving 7,000 farmers and volunteers. They have restored 1,400 hectares of revegetation, established 2,000 hectares of perennial pastures and installed 640km of fencing, protecting 5,000 hectares of vegetation. South Coast NRM's projects foster community practice change, and are being addressed through media, education programs, workshops and field days.
RAC Volunteering Award
Robert Reekie of Busselton founded Mates Men's Support Group in 2003. 24 hour support is provided to men struggling with domestic violence, depression, anxiety and homelessness. Accommodation is provided for 120 men each year and Robert has supported 2,000 men through his weekly anger management program. "Mates" is supported by volunteers and Robert commits 70 hours weekly and raises $80,000 annually to keep the charity in operation. Robert provides free counselling, support and training to enable men to turn their lives around.
Alice Rule of Albany has dedicated 60 years to numerous charities and organisations. She was Secretary of the Albany Primary School Canteen, Mothers Club and taught at Sunday School. She co-ordinated appeals for the Salvation Army, the Heart, Cancer and Arthritis Foundations and has donated over 100 litres of blood to Red Cross. Alice founded the Keep Albany Beautiful Committee receiving many litter prevention awards. Her long-term commitment to hockey has resulted in The Great Southern Carnival Trophy being named after her.
Sophie Telfer of Darkan developed the Wheatbelt Walking Challenge and the Wheatbelt Christmas Card Exchange. She is the founder and editorial coordinator of the Wheatbelt Local, an online blog and social media channel with a network of 4,000 people. Sophie works full time but dedicates 10 hours each week to the upkeep of the online sites. Sophie hopes to connect, inspire and provide local Wheatbelt residents with a voice and sense of belonging whilst promoting the Wheatbelt to the world.
Meg Boyle of York developed the York Early Years Hub to provide improved opportunities and coordination for children under five. She developed a program of events including workshops and guest speakers for early year's families. Recently, Meg formed the York Early Years Network, incorporating input from High Schools and child care centres to provide further support and secure future opportunities for children. She is an active volunteer and is passionate about maximising the social and education benefits for children and their families.
2015 Finalists
Insurance Commission of Western Australia Regional Safety Award
East Narrogin Primary School, implements a whole of school approach to embed drug, road safety and resilience education in their curriculum. Students created decorative road safety posters which were displayed at community events, boosting student's confidence and creating awareness of the school's road safety culture. Working with police, local government and the health sector, the school provides road safety support for teachers and parents, online resources and take-home information. Initiatives include "Road Aware Kids program", for 4 to 15 year olds, Newsletter tips on pedestrian and road safety and an infant and child car restraint program.
Onslow Road Users Group, was formed in 2013 to implement road safety initiatives, improve road safety and reduce road trauma. They work with a coordinated and proactive approach to educate both workforces and communities in the Onslow Region. The Group present trucking and motorcycle safety talks to schools, and conduct community education campaigns for Aboriginal driver training. Successful funding resulted in local training in Child Car Restraint checking, installation and education to new parents. Driver education tools such as Fatal Vision Goggles and drink driving are delivering positive road safety outcomes to the Onslow region.
Toodyay Community Safety & Crime Prevention Association, formed in 2010 responding to the need for a local Community Safety and Crime Prevention Plan. A RoadWise Committee was established to develop projects embracing safe roads, safe road use, safe speeds, and young driver education. Outcomes included speed limit reduction, extension of 40km zones and increased solar lighting in public areas to reduce crime. The RoadWise Committee organised a motorcycle safety event, a road safety quiz for Toodyay Youthcare and promoted the 'Drink Driving is Never OK' and "Driving Tired Can Kill" messages at local events.
Wundowie Progress Association, are providing safe recreational spaces for members of their community, both young and old. The Progress Association have installed an undercover BBQ area with tables, seats and picnic facilities, outdoor Gym equipment and the Shire has provided a Skate park. These areas are to be linked by a proposed pathway suitable for prams and wheelchairs, with educational road signs, as well as CCTV being installed throughout Wundowie. The annual Iron Festival is also run by Wundowie Progress Association, with profits used to extend their efforts and influence on road safety awareness.
Horizon Power Leadership and Innovation Award
Megan Henry of Wagin, recently published and released 'Always On My Mind', her rural memoir sharing themes of shearing, Indigenous History and mental health. Always On My Mind brings awareness to and reduces the stigma and silence associated with Anorexia, and Suicide. Megan volunteers her time to speak about rural mental health, travelling to remote communities and raises funds for The Butterfly Foundation and Suicide Prevention Australia. Megan believes passionately that by sharing her ten year battle against Anorexia and Suicide, she can impact on those that attend her sessions and show that recovery is possible.
Melody Birrell of Dardanup, shows outstanding leadership and innovation in Suicide Prevention research, awareness, training and community education. Melody spearheaded the Greater Bunbury suicide prevention strategy in 2012-2013. She established a suicide prevention network and a regional awareness campaign with over 80 local businesses taking up their own RUOK Day events. Melody works tirelessly to provide training to over 300 community and frontline staff and has presented posters and her community action plan to two Suicide Prevention conferences. She is now working collaboratively with WA Police to further enhance their Trauma Resilience training and education.
Richard Wells of Port Kennedy, became the inaugural Officer in Charge of Burringurrah Multi-functional Police Facility, 1,063kms north of Perth in Burringurrah Aboriginal Community. Richard learnt to adapt his thinking by looking at how indigenous children learnt about culture, heritage and the land. Using this knowledge, Richard led the "Boss of My Body" DVD project to address issues such as child abuse prevention, suicide, alcohol and drug prevention. Richard engaged a songwriter and producer to collaborate with the children, allowing them to express what they had learnt about respecting themselves, others and being "Boss of their Bodies".
LandCorp Sustainability Award
Carbon Neutral, has achieved global recognition with the first Australian carbon emissions reduction project to receive Gold Standard certification. The establishment of the Yarra Yarra Biodiversity Corridor reconnects remnant vegetation for birds and animals to transition through the landscape. Carbon Neutral have successfully developed world class direct seeding techniques using endemic native seeds across 10,000 ha of degraded farmland. Habitat, food, shelter and nesting areas for rare and endangered species has been restored. The unique biodiverse environmental plantings has enriched the region with measurable and positive social, economic and environmental outcomes.
City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder's vision is "To be a sustainable regional city of the future". A cutting edge energy system at the Oasis Recreation Centre combines geothermal, solar thermal and solar PV technology, reducing natural gas consumption by 70%. The system saves $160,000 a year and reduces CO2 emissions by over 216 tonnes each year. The reticulation upgrade at the City's Administration Building saves approximately 2.5 million litres of water annually, resulting in a Water Corporation's WaterWise Council accreditation. The School-to-Home Recycling Project provides Year 5 and 6 students recycling education and a 25Litre bin each for home recycling.
Katanning Land Conservation District Committee, has for 25 years worked with the community to improve the environmental and agricultural sustainability of the Katanning area. Achievements include more than 4 ½ million trees planted, 2000km of fencing erected, on-ground works to address salinity, erosion and habitat loss. Katanning Land Conservation Committee are well known for their active leadership in Landcare at local, state and national levels. Responding to an increased community desire to live more sustainably, the committee run year-round workshops and education events on home composting, keeping chooks and solar passive house design.
Moore Catchment Council of Moora, is a community driven not-for-profit organisation started in 1995 to maintain and improve the health of the Moore River environment. Committed to the conservation of endangered species such as the Malleefowl and Carnaby's Black Cockatoo over 61,000 seedlings were planted to create additional birdlife habitat. Currently a block of remnant native vegetation is being conserved as a local asset where local Yued members are sharing Aboriginal knowledge of bush medicine plants and cultural stories of the site. To date 42 projects have been successfully completed to the value of $4.5 million.
Prime Super Community Group of the Year Award
Boddington Hospital Auxiliary, over the last 15 years, has raised $500,000 worth of equipment for the Hospital from the running of the Boddington Op Shop. The Auxiliary in partnership with BHP Billiton have also created an Australian first with the introduction of CareAlert systems being free to all Seniors in the town of Boddington and surrounding areas. The Hospital Auxiliary purchases and installs the CareAlert's and teach people how to use them. Worn around the neck, all Senior Residents have access to 24 hour emergency call-outs and assistance making for safer independent living.
Foodbank WA, commenced operations in 1994, and now has five regional distribution centres operating in Albany, Bunbury, Peel, Geraldton and Kalgoorlie-Boulder. 90 volunteers contribute to Regional Foodbanks operations, performing tasks ranging from administration, driving trucks and sorting food. Last year, regional Foodbank's provided the equivalent of 2.3 million meals. Foodbank WA runs Australia's largest School Breakfast Program, supporting over 420 schools and 17,000 students state wide, with 248 schools located in regional and remote WA. The dedicated Regional Strategy unit delivered healthy eating, education and nutrition programs to 32 regional schools last year.
Ninitirri Centre of Tom Price, is a community based not-for-profit centre supporting communities from the Pilbara Region. With 35 staff across five key services, the Centre is passionate about improving the quality of life for people in remote communities through connection, collaboration and partnership. Services include Early Years Education and Care, the Tom Price Community Resource Centre, Nintirri Neighbourhood Centre, Family Violence and Prevention Service and the Community Health and Well Being Service. Nintirri Centre is a best practice example of how localised service delivery and solutions best support regional and remote communities.
South Hedland Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, has provided fire and emergency services to the communities of South and Port Hedland since 1975. The brigade is one of the busiest brigades in the state with more than 300 calls each year being responded to 24/7. Many young people have been trained as operational firefighters. A third generation of families are now dedicating themselves to the brigade and the community. Volunteers give 50 to 100 hours of their time each year with some of them having provided in excess of 15 years' service.
Rinehart Development of Northern Regional WA Award
Dadaru of Wyndham, is an Indigenous owned and operated Australian company. They deliver effective Aboriginal engagement and capability in marine, civil and mining projects to the oil, gas and mining industries in WA. Dadaru is the Aboriginal name for the Cockburn Ranges signifying local Aboriginal people's connection to land and sea. Dadaru works collaboratively with community, industry and government to address specific skills shortages. They have developed a successful commercial and community participation model for Indigenous employment, training and retention. Dadaru have built a skilled, experienced and reliable workforce with over 70% being Aboriginal employees.
Magabala Books of Broome, is Australia's leading Indigenous publishing house and is Aboriginal owned and controlled. Magabala is respected nationally and internationally for its quality titles, its commitment to the development of Indigenous literary talent and the preservation of cultural heritage. Over 28 years Magabala Books has released more than one hundred and fifty titles from a range of genres, contributing to the richness of Australia's cultural fabric. Magabala's titles have received many prestigious literary awards including the Prime Ministers' and various Premier's awards. In 2013 Magabala Books established a philanthropic Indigenous Creator Scholarship Program, as a commitment to nurturing young and emerging Indigenous writers and illustrators.
Signswest of Karratha and Port Hedland, is a multi-award winning, full service Sign Company whose goal it is to produce high quality products - priced competitively and produced locally. Operating since 1997, Signswest has grown from a small home based business to now employing 10 local people working in the Karratha and Port Hedland workshops, servicing the wider Pilbara region. Keeping on top of new and innovative ideas and industry trends has been vital to success, such as unique custom paint and airbrush signage for cars and boats. Signswest provide local donations and sponsorships, giving back to their community.
Curtin University Teaching Excellence Award
Jacky Cheng of Broome, is a visual arts lecturer at the Kimberley Training Institute and adapts her teaching style and programs to student needs. She moves art classes from hot classrooms to shady trees and engages Indigenous students by swapping knowledge about her Chinese heritage. Jacky also introduced the use of Facetime and Skype to communicate with remote students. 2013 VET Teacher/Trainer of the Year, Jacky delivers courses in remote indigenous communities. She assisted in the set up the Bidyadanga Art Centre, a self-funded centre providing sustainable income and jobs for the community.
Dr Sharon Ross of Northam, is Principal Lecturer at C.Y. O'Connor Institute. Her teaching practice focuses on involving and empowering students and building their new skills. Creating innovative modifications in delivering the New Opportunities for Women program, Sharon has been a key figure in enabling women in the Wheatbelt to return to study. She designed an online teaching toolkit to assist lecturers with vocational courses for remote students. Her e-learning strategies have enhanced access and participation for Indigenous, remote and disadvantaged learners struggling with literacy, numeracy and employability skills.
Suellen Kelly of Wooree, has been a veterinarian for 21 years. She lectures at Durack Institute of Technology and actively shares her knowledge to benefit the community. Suellen gives educational talks on animal health care to community groups such as adult riding groups, local pony clubs and animal shelter groups. She developed an Indigenous Community Animal Health Program. Suellen promotes Indigenous health by improving the health of their pets and fosters good relationships between Indigenous communities and local rangers. She was a finalist in the 2015 WA Training Awards and winner of the 2014 Durack Lecturing Excellence Award.
Worldwide Printing Solutions Sports Award
Adrian Dodson-Shaw of Broome, is an award winning member of the Indigenous Marathon Project Squad. Adrian has run in the New York Marathon, Sydney City2Surf and the Gold Coast Half Marathon. He has been selected as one of only 45 runners for the 2015 North Pole Marathon and will be the first Aboriginal to participate. Adrian is a role model within his community, inspiring others to live a healthy lifestyle and encourages running as a way to do so. He is also the ambassador for the first IMF Warriors Father's Day run, a project of the Indigenous Marathon Foundation.
Arthur William Hutchins of Busselton, has been the Head trainer of the Busselton Football club for over 40 years. With over 2,210 games under his belt, Arthur, or 'Hutchy', is often called to assist other clubs with their injured players. He is also President and a coach of the Bunbury Basketball Club and Association. In 1973, Arthur won the Dick Pettit Memorial Award as "clubman of the year", and a Life Membership to the Magpies and the South-West Football League. He is also one of three Hall of Famers at the club.
Coby Green of Waterloo, has been playing hockey since he was four years old, making his first WA team in 2011, and then every state team since. As captain of the Australian team, Coby won Gold at an international tournament in Germany, making a total of two gold medals, two silver medals and the 'Player of the Tournament' award. Coby is extremely motivated, training every day, sacrificing time with family and friends. He has coached a junior hockey team, umpired for three years, and also travelling to Perth as a volunteer handing out free soup and bread to the homeless.
David Horsley of Northam, has been involved in State, National and International hockey and cricket since the 1950's. He currently represents WA in both sports and is active in administration, coaching and umpiring. David spent more than 25 years coaching junior hockey players in Bunbury and Kalgoorlie, including many going State representatives. David served two years as President of the Australian Branch of the 'International Fellowship of Cricketing Rotarians', and from 2010 to 2012 was World President. David is President of WA over 60s/70s cricket and will host the Australian over 60/70s Cricket Championships in Perth in 2016.
Perth Airport Events and Tourism Award
Cinefestoz of Busselton, was launched in 2008 by a community-minded committee with a vision to develop an iconic cultural event to attract global visitors. CinéfestOZ showcases extraordinary Australian and French films over five days, with 18,000 attendees and an estimated six million dollars in tourist revenue last year. The festival offers a $100,000 Film Prize, awarded to an outstanding Australian film, the biggest film prize in Australia. Add to the mix the great food and wine on offer in the South West region, CinéfestOZ is the must-attend event of the year for filmmakers and film lovers.
Country Music Club of Boyup Brook, began 30 years ago on an oval in Boyup Brook with 600 country music lovers. Held annually, it is the premier Country Music Festival in Western Australia, attracting upwards of 15,000 people. The Festival caters for all ages and demographics and features Concerts, a Ute and Truck Muster, a Carnival, Workshops and Art Exhibition. In a community of only 1,500, the Club is supported by 60 local organisations and over 250 volunteers. This community spirit enriched by the festival, fosters social cohesion, cultural identity and belonging.
HMAS Sydney II Memorial in Geraldton, provides a focal point for the nation to remember and recognise the 645 service men who lost their lives in Australia's largest maritime disaster. The Memorial precinct is based on a circular plan, symbolising totality, wholeness, infinity and eternity. Maintenance has been undertaken by the Rotary Club of Geraldton for the last 17 years and the Geraldton Voluntary Tour Guides Association runs a 30 minute daily walking tour. Last year, 14,000 visitors visited the Memorial and it is ranked number eight by Trip Advisor as Australia's Top Ten Landmark.
North Eastern Wheatbelt Tourism Association, was formed in 1995 by local community volunteers across nine communities wanting to increase the tourist numbers to their region. The development of the Wheatbelt Way Self Drive Trail aimed to increase tourist numbers and length of stay, thereby supporting local accommodation, restaurants, retail and service providers. Key investment was put into developing the Trail, upgrading community and tourist facilities, a free 50 page Trail Guidebook and audio CDs with dramatised stories to guide visitors on their four day journey.
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Dean Cain Threatens Michael Moore After 'American Sniper' Controversy
If there's one person you don't want to mess with, it's Superman. Dean Cain took to Twitter on Jan. 19 to join in on the 'American Sniper' discussion after Michael Moore and Seth Rogen both tweeted very controversial opinions — and Dean decided to put his foot down.
The release of American Sniper definitely is causing quite a bit of talk. The movie, based on Chris Kyle's autobiography of his time in the Iraq war, portrays the soldier as an American hero — but Michael Moore tweeted that "snipers" were "cowards," and Seth Rogen compared the film to Inglorious Bastards. While both have explained their tweets, there's no excuse in Dean Cain's eyes, who was a personal friend of Chris', and is now tweeting out very loud messages.
Dean Cain Threatens Michael Moore
Dean met Chris when the two partnered up for NBC's reality show, Stars Earn Stripes. And afterward, the two stayed extremely close, so it was no surprise that he's been very vocal on social media about the film.
Director Michael Moore's tweets got him in hot water after referring to snipers as "cowards." He later claimed he wasn't talking about the film, but many don't buy it — especially with Michael's loud voice. Dean was one of them — and he wasn't happy.
@MMFlint Disparage #ChrisKyle to my face. We'll see who is a coward. #Disrespect#Coward
— Dean Cain (@RealDeanCain) January 19, 2015
Additionally, Seth Rogen's tweets weren't something Dean was okay with either.
@Sethrogen Seth…I like your films, but right now, I wanna kick your ass. Chris is an American Hero. Period. Go to war. Then we'll talk.
— Dean Cain (@RealDeanCain) January 19, 2015
Seth did tweet afterward that he wasn't saying anything wrong bad about Chris or this film. "I just said something 'kinda reminded' me of something else. I actually liked American Sniper. It just reminded me of the Tarantino scene. I wasn't comparing the two. Big difference between comparing and reminding. Apples remind me of oranges. Can't compare them, though," he wrote.
Well, we can't blame Dean for sticking up for his friends — after all, he is Superman. Whose side are you on?
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30th international film festival for children and youth
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Film festival for children and youth
Just recently the 30th international film festival for children and youth kicked off in the city of Isfahan. The event was a great opportunity for emerging talented filmmakers, film professionals and children to come together for a week of fun, excitement and an exchange of ideas. For more on this festival, watch our next feature.
Cartoon and caricature in Iran
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ATHENS, Greece -- Michael Phelps is done swimming.
In a decision as surprising as it is sudden, Phelps will give up his butterfly leg in Saturday's 4x100 medley relay to the man he beat Friday night.
Earlier, Phelps edged teammate Ian
Crocker for Olympic gold in the 100 butterfly,
tying Mark Spitz's 32-year-old record for most individual swimming
medals in one games -- four.
After the race, Phelps decided to sit out Saturday's relay in favor of Crocker. Phelps will still win any medal the United States earns, meaning an eight-medal Games record is still likely.
The decision was made without Crocker's knowledge by Phelps and personal coach Bob Bowman and was announced at a press conference.
"I'm speechless," Crocker said when he heard. "It's a huge gift. It's difficult to accept, but it makes me want to go tear up the pool tomorrow. I'm kind of tearing up."
Phelps gave two reasons for the decision. First, Crocker has consistently been better off the blocks, as he was Friday night. That can be more of an advantage in a relay than an individual swim. Second, Phelps said he wanted to give Crocker another chance at a gold medal after a disappointing relay freestyle performance earlier in the Games.
"This is a decision that I chose," Phelps said. "We came in as a team; we will leave as a team. I will be in the stands, cheering."
The United States is heavily favored to win the event, which would give Phelps six gold medals for the Athens Games.
In the race Friday night, Phelps rallied in the last 25 meters and
won in an Olympic-record 51.25 seconds, lowering the record of
51.61 he set in the semifinals.
Crocker took silver in 51.29. Andriy Serdinov of Ukraine earned
bronze in 51.36.
Crocker was under his own world-record pace at the turn, and
Phelps was fifth in the lane next to him. But Phelps used his huge
arms to surge past Crocker and win by four-hundredths of a second.
Phelps' other individual golds came in the 200 butterfly and 200
and 400 individual medleys. He won gold in the 800 freestyle relay,
and bronze medals in the 200 freestyle and 400 free relay.
Crocker, of Portland, Maine, is the current world record holder in the 100 butterfly.
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Thursday evening's concert by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra featured music by Elgar, Wagner, Ravel and Stravinsky, with ASO principal guest conductor Donald Runnicles, in his season premiere, and music director Robert Spano both sharing the podium as conductors and performing together as duo pianists. The concert will be repeated at Symphony Hall tonight at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday as a matinee performance at 2 p.m.
This week's concerts are dedicated to the memory of ASO contrabassist Douglas Sommer, who passed away February 27 after a battle against cancer. Sommer was a member of the orchestra for 25 years. ASO president and CEO Stanley Romanstein opened the concert with a spoken eulogy, which was followed by Runnicles leading the orchestra in a performance of "Nimrod" from Elgar's "Enigma Variations," a selection often played in memorials in Great Britain. This performance was particularly stunning in both polish and emotional depth, certainly transcending the ASO's rendering on February 6 — understandably so, given the context, but also Runnicles was the better helmsman.
The orchestral version of Wagner's "Liebestod" from Tristan and Isolde came next. Though originally scheduled to open the concert, it followed the Elgar quite organically, with Runnicles likewise on his home turf with the surging emotion of the operatic extract sans soprano. He led performances of the entire five-hour-long opera last March with Deutsche Oper Berlin, where he is general music director.
Ravel's "La Valse" was performed twice. First by Spano and Runnicles in a transcription for two pianos, then the full orchestral original led by Runnicles. The contrast was like viewing a fine photograph or film in black and white then comparing with the same in color. Neither is necessarily less substantive than the other, though how details are revealed to the listener differ significantly.
Ravel himself wrote of the piece: "Through whirling clouds, waltzing couples may be faintly distinguished. The clouds gradually scatter: one sees at letter A an immense hall peopled with a whirling crowd. The scene is gradually illuminated. The light of the chandeliers bursts forth at the fortissimo letter B. Set in an imperial court, about 1855." Essentially, Ravel takes hold of the Viennese waltz genre and lets it spin out of control with a certain kind of French joie de vivre.
Though conceived as a ballet, "La Valse" is more often heard in orchestra concerts than staged with dance. The two-piano version is Ravel's own and is technically challenging, but was a sparkling, joyous romp for Runnicles and Spano on the keyboards. The orchestral version, led by Runnicles, enhanced those characteristics in Technicolor.
The duo's piano foray into Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" after intermission was less effective, even though played well. Spano and Runnicles only performed two excerpts from Part I, which made it all come across more like a lecture demonstration, with that unfortunate feeling compounded by all the extra talk before the music was played. To some extent, that nominal selection was a consequence of simple limitations on overall concert length. There is only so much on can put on the plate for one evening. But it would not have harmed the experience had only the Ravel been put forth as piano duo, as engaging as Stravinsky's transcription could likely be in toto.
Then came the orchestral version, this time with Spano conducting. If the music's reputation is as much "riot" as much as a "rite," then in this performance it was a riot that was well under control. Frankly speaking, it is likely Stravinsky would have approved of Spano's approach, which was Modernist in every real and good sense of the word. That hardly prevented the performance from being incredibly visceral.
That might disappoint those who see its calculated primitivism as "abandon." But it is more a monument of carefully crafted, complex rhythmic sophistication that was revolutionary for 1913. Just over a century later, "The Rite of Spring" endured as one of the most influential musical works of the 20th century.


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NCHS was founded to serve people with hemophilia and other bleeding disorders. It was launched with an unshakable ethical foundation. At the time, our mission was to educate the community on treatment options and provide specialty pharmacy and home care services that would allow our patients to live as comfortably as possible. Our mission attracted many qualified professionals who have since joined our firm; their expertise now benefits NCHS clients and their families.
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Remember I said I was gonna have an announcement today? Well this is it! Bigger Picture Blogs is turning TWO!! (Side note: wow, two is one of those words that looks really weird when you write it out too many times.)
Bigger Picture Blogs is turning 2!
And we're inviting YOU to celebrate with us!! For our second birthday we are hosting a very special Bigger Picture Moments that will stretch our creativity and connect our community! We will be randomly pairing up two community members to create a post for our special birthday celebration link up on Thursday, June 28 at Undercover Mother. Each creative collaboration duo will be given a prompt and work together to write a piece with one visual. Like any good party, there will certainly be gifts, too. We have a few lovely, creativity inspiring giveaways in store for a few of the party attendees who link up their collaborations!
And what would a party be with out some treats? Join us Wednesday, June 27 at This Heavenly Life — the day before our big birthday bash — to feast on ideas for some delicious treats to bring to the celebration. We'll each post our favorite cake/dessert recipes, baked with our own unique flavor, and link up our treats so we can share some sweetness with each other. Those who link up a recipe will also be entered into our birthday gift giveaway. And feel free to be as creative as you so desire with your recipe, heavily flavoring it with sprinkles of your life or who you are or what you love.
Come celebrate Bigger Picture Blogs SECOND birthday by pairing up TWO things that are at the heart of BPB: creativity and community.


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Ph.D. Admissions Overview
Admissions Timeline
The application deadline for Autumn 2018 has passed. Applicants still interested in submitting an application for the current cycle should contact our office for more information.
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Application Requirements
All applicants to the Ph.D. program must meet the following basic requirements:
- Bachelor's degree* or higher in any discipline (must be equivalent to a baccalaureate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution)
- Non-native English speakers must fulfill the UW English language proficiency requirements
- Note: The UW Graduate School has a minimum GPA requirement. As detailed on their website, individual programs may consider qualified applicants with a GPA below a 3.0.
*In order to be eligible to apply for autumn quarter, applicants must have earned their bachelor's degree by the end of that summer. Applicants do not have to have earned their bachelor's degree prior to applying for the program.
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- Faculty and research interests
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- Optional: Extenuating circumstances or additional information
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**Applicants with a doctorate (Ph.D., J.D., M.D., PharmD., etc) from the United States are not required to submit GRE scores. Having a master's degree does not provide exemption from the GRE requirement.
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City Administrator's office attends MCA board meetings to advise on a potential BID budget, types of businesses, fees, etc. in shaping BID outline. We requested estimates from pressure washing companies on sidewalk cleaning and water reclamation. We also dealt with graffiti removal in the area, especially at De La Guerra and Milpas and the old Milpas Post Office.
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hire consultant, develop plan, work with city.
Nov 7: Cathy Murillo and Jaqueline Inda take draft eBID plan and walk Milpas to create opposition to the eBID.
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Also in November, the Eastside lost its two police beat officers. One community service liaison left the job.
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We also made suggested revisions to the BID plan coming out of the city council meeting, and submitted those to the city for approval.
Dec 13th (Parade Day): Anti-eBID protesters hit Milpas. Anti-eBID signs go up in some windows. Police warn us there could be Feguson-related protests at the Parade. Two different protest groups protest during parade.
2015: Resume BID outreach effort.
Jan 7: Bea Molina and Santos Guzman go on Noticias TV show to discuss the eBID in Spanish.
Jan 8: City approves revised eBID plan. Alan Bleecker attends an eBID opposition meeting that night at Omar's Travel. Cathy Murillo and Jaqueline Inda lead the meeting. They finally ask Alan to speak at end, and then disband the meeting abruptly.
Jan 14: MCA presents the eBID to the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
Jan 15: Start petition process. Materials on eBID up on our website.
Jan 18: A group of Eastside businesses publishes a letter asking Cathy Murillo to give the eBID a chance in the Santa Barbara Independent, Noozhawk, Santa Barbara View and Santa Barbara Sentinel.
Jan 20: eBID materials translated into Spanish and put up on MCA website.
Feb 2: Latino outreach team starts approaching Spanish-speaking businesses for the eBID.
Feb 7: Santos Guzman interviews with Telemundo on the proposed eBID.
Feb 11: Two public forums on the eBID: the SB Region Chamber of Commerce, and later that night, the Neighborhood Advisory Council at the Franklin Neighborhood Center.
Feb 12: MCA presents the eBID to the CAUSE Board
Feb 15: PODER protests El Bajio
Feb16: The SB Region Chamber issues a statement condemning the protest.
Feb 17: The MCA organizes an "Eat In" dinner at El Bajio in response to PODER protest. 200+ neighbors turn up on a moment's notice to support El Bajio, including mayor and council. KEYT covers it.
Feb 18: NewsPress runs front page story on Santos Guzman. Santa Barbara View airs story on El Bajio protest and "Eat In".
Feb 24: KEYT airs story with El Bajio protest footage from surveillance cameras.
Mar 1: Radio Bronco interviews Bea Molina and Santos Guzman on the eBID. Front page of NewsPress asks Cathy Murillo to recuse herself from voting on the eBID because of an email thread where she lobbies the City Council against the eBID in violation of the Brown Act.
Mar 2: Santa Barbara View runs El Bajio protest footage.
Mar 6: PODER attacks Chamber and MCA on eBID via a letter to all media.
Mar 7: Jeff Harding's Bi-Weekly Capitalist article on the eBID and gentrification (or lack thereof) runs in the Santa Barbara Sentinel.
Mar 9: Business-to-business Outreach Meeting at the Fess Parker. Open to Eastside businesses in the proposed eBID district. NewsPress runs front-page story on Cathy Murillo and Brown Act violation via email thread.
Mar 11: Bea Molina goes on the Ernie Saloman show on TV to discuss the proposed eBID. Omar's Travel presents opposition on the eBID to the SB Region Chamber.
Mar 16: Business-to-business Outreach Meeting at the Fess Parker. Open to Eastside businesses in the proposed eBID district.
Mar 30: Business-to-business Outreach Meeting at the Fess Parker. Open to Eastside businesses in the proposed eBID district.
Ongoing since January: businesses owners supporting the eBID have reached out to fellow business owners, one-on-one, to explain the proposal and why they support it.


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