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November 09, 2001
Way back in May 2001, I was invited by a few of my riding mates to accompany them on a motorcycle rally in November that year, around the Alpine Way in the Snowy Mountains of N.S.W. Not having been in that neck of the woods for over 30 years, and then in an old Holden, I jumped at the opportunity, especially when I found out that all the roads are now bitumen sealed and in good condition for motorcycling.
The purpose of the rally was to raise money for the "Steven Walter Fund" to enable more research into the treatment and ultimate cure of child cancer.
We originally had about 6 riders interested, but ended up with only 3, including myself. We sent off our application forms with the necessary donation, and Marie, who was the instigator, arranged for accommodation for the 2 nights we were to stay at Jindabyne, where the rally headquarters was located.
The plan was to leave on Thursday morning November 14th , and ride to Mudgee the first night, then to Jindabyne, for the next 2 nights, and take 3 days for the return journey home, visiting a few friends on the way.
Everything went according to plan. I met up with Marie on her Yamaha, and Billy, who I had only met once before at a "Christmas in July" celebration at Stanthorpe, on his beloved Harley, and with yours truly on the B.M.W. we left Grafton at 7.40 A.M. in fine weather and good spirits.
First stop was Armidale, for fuel and coffee, and a welcomed break for half an hour or so. The weather was ideal for riding and our next stop was for lunch at Wallabadah. We thought a nice pub lunch would be the go, but the old stone pub did not serve meals, so we settled for a snack at the local cafe. While we were sitting outside eating, a bike pulled up with 2 oldies on board, the rider being Ulysses member No. 17 with his Chillian fiance on their way to Melbourne, to get married. She did not speak much English but he made up for it .They were both very excited. We wished them both the best of luck for their wedding and set off on our way again.
Mid afternoon saw us at the township of Scone, for refuelling, where Billy, who is in the tyre trade, pumped up a lady customers tyres for her. He just couldn't help himself. Billy and Marie had been taking the lead up till now, so now it was my turn. We headed for Mudgee at a slightly faster rate since we were now off the New England Highway and there was very little traffic around. The weather turned overcast and in fact we rode through a few light showers of rain near Cassilis, a one horse town with a population of 110. Our only concern on that leg of the journey was passing through a herd of cattle grazing in the "long paddock" on the side of the road. Marie was travelling last in line and although Billy and I slowed right down to pass them, our bikes must have upset them a little and Marie felt relieved when we had passed them without incident.
We arrived at Mudgee late afternoon after a beaut days ride, only to find that the motel that had been recommended to us had no vacancies, so we rode around till we found another, which was very comfortable and affordable. After cramming the 3 bikes into 1 available car space, we unpacked, showered and walked to the pub that had also been recommended to us for a nice char-grille and a few drinks. After we had cooked our meal and were busy enjoying it, the local Firies were selling raffle tickets. We were only a few tickets off winning a meat tray, and we got to thinking what would we have done with it had we won it. A pleasant stroll back to our motel helped digest our meal whereupon we had a map reading session to determine the best possible route to Jindabyne the next day before falling into bed for a well earned rest.
We climbed out of the cot at 6.30 am, had coffee and biscuits in the motel room, packed the bikes and were on the road again by 7.15. We stopped at the old gold mining town of Sofala, intending to get fuel. It was 8.30 by this time but the sleepy little town had not yet awakened, so after taking a few photos we headed for Bathurst. We were all on reserve and rode with our fingers crossed until we came to the small village of Wattle Flat, where we were able to buy enough fuel to take us to Bathurst. In our excitement the previous night, we had broken the golden rule by not refuelling for the next days ride. At Billy's suggestion, we stopped for a cooked breakfast at a very nice cafe named "The Mews" situated in the main street of Bathurst. Billy had spotted it previously in his travels, but had never eaten there. It was a massive meal and almost stopped me and I'm pretty good on the tooth. We had planned on riding around the famous Mt. Panorama racing circuit at Bathurst, but it was closed to the public for practice for a week-end 24 hour car racing event so we fuelled up and set off for Young, where we stopped for a light lunch. Young is a very pretty area and we struck it in the height of the cherry picking season, yet Marie wasn't able to buy a cherry pie. The friendly waitress suggested that if we liked to wait long enough she would go out and pick some and bake us one, just kidding of course.
The lady at the service station where we fuelled up took our photo with Marie's camera of the three of us standing under the monument of the "Big Cherry", which is a must to see in Young. After checking with her on the condition of the roads, we decided to ride to Harden, Jugion, Gundagai and on to Tumit. It was a wise choice, being a good road all the way with plenty to hold our interest.
We stopped at Tumit for quite a while, to take in a couple of cool drinks (water of course) and to smell the roses in the park opposite the town swimming pool which looked very inviting. Until now we had not seen many bikes on the road, but while we were there, quite a few appeared but mostly travelling in the opposite direction to us. Marie made the comment that maybe we were the only bikes travelling south, but soon realized once we got on the road again that she was wrong. Bikes came in groups from everywhere, most of them overtaking us at high speed. We three rode at a comfortable speed to suit the conditions, allowing us to take in the magnificent scenery. We rode into the little town of Talbingo, to refuel, and admired the huge man made lake there, before negotiating a steep climb up into the highlands in the late afternoon coolness. By now we were getting closer to our destination and it was becoming more exciting by the minute. It was particularly exciting in another way for Marie, for as she was riding along with her jacket top button undone, an insect hit her on the neck and worked its way down inside her shirt to her middle. She managed to stop without having an accident to reach down and drag it out. It could have been quite nasty and I wasn't even there to assist, as I was well in the lead.
Our next stop was Adaminaby, where we stocked up at a small supermarket on provisions for breakfast. Billy got chatting to one of the local ladies who rode a bike, and she was very excited with the prospect of the bikes she was to see assembled there the next day, the main day of the rally. We only met very friendly people, who were no doubt pleased with all the business 2000 or so bikes would bring to the area over the next few days. The last leg of our journey that day was quite fast getting into Berridale, then finally to Jindabyne, keeping an eye out for kangaroos, police radar traps and fast bikes overtaking us. We arrived at our destination at 7 pm, having been on the road for almost 12 hours, but we were not tired, as the "adrenalin rush" was still in progress and we were very excited about the following days ride.
It was great to see such a lot of bikes with their riders happy and talkative, and unlike the Ulysses rides I have become accustomed to, there were a lot of younger riders in attendance. Some, I imagine may even have been old friends of Steve's doing their bit to support the cause.
We eventually obtained the key to the unit from the estate agent, and made our way there, parked the bikes alongside some others and unloaded our gear. We would be here for 2 nights so we took everything inside. The parking was under cover, which meant we did not have to bed the bikes down for the night, although I did overhear Marie saying goodnight to her "little girl". After a well earned shower, we walked down to the village hotel in the last rays of sunlight, commenting on how quickly it was cooling down. The pub was crowded with happy people but we managed to get a table and we all enjoyed a nice fish meal and a few drinks. Billy and Marie don't drink alcohol, so I followed suit with a schooner of squash. It was a shock to my system but I did this every night for the rest of the trip and I proved that you don't need grog to become intoxicated. The companionship and the excitement of finally being there, after waiting many months, was intoxicating enough. It was quite cool walking back to the unit but the sky was clear without any sight of a cloud. We all slept well that night, Marie in her huge room with ensuite and spa bath, Billy and I were confined to bunks in the back room, which I have to admit were equally as comfortable.
We arose at 6.30, fully rested, and ate a light breakfast before waiting in the queue for petrol at the B.P. garage. By this time there were bikes of all makes and models getting ready to depart. To explain the rally rules briefly, there were 7 checkpoints on the route, namely Jindabyne, Khancoban, Cabramurra, Adaminaby, Cooma, Berrydale and Dalgety. To qualify for the draw in the raffle of a Honda motorcycle, all riders were required to check in at any 4 of these points and have their cards stamped, and be back at Jindabyne by 5 pm. It was permissible to ride in either direction and leave at any time, thus preventing any unnecessary congestion of bikes on the narrow mountain roads.
We chose to make Thredbo our first stop, although we did not check in there. Marie showed us all around the village with which she was quite familiar, having been there earlier in the year. We rode up to the top of the village, where there is a monument for the 18 victims who lost their lives in a landslide in July 1997. It was a sad few minutes we spent there and quite eerie trying to imagine what those poor folk had gone through.
The view from the monument, across the valley, was quite spectacular, with the mountain peaks carrying patches of clean snow under clear blue skies without a trace of cloud. It was a sight to behold, and took me back a number of years. I particularly noticed there were a lot more trees growing there than I remembered 30 years ago, and realized that after all it is now a National Park, but I could not help wonder why the trees were so close to the ski lodges and other buildings which would lead to disaster in the event of a bush fire.
We had coffee at a quaint little cafe, sitting outside soaking the atmosphere of this busy place and striking up a conversation with other riders doing exactly what we were. The next section of the ride around The Alpine Way to Geehi River via Tom Groggin was undertaken with extreme caution, due to the narrowness of the road and the many sharp bends. We mostly travelled in groups of a dozen or so, with the odd rider overtaking when safe to do so. I found it most exhilarating riding these mountain roads and at the same time, listening to Swiss yodelling on my cassette player. Our next stop at the Geehi river tourist park proved to be a pleasant one .We parked the bikes, walked down to the river, drank the clean water, and admired the rapids. There were some children swimming and we befriended them to discover they were locals enjoying the day equally as much as we were. After a photo session with them, we departed when there was a break in the bike traffic and continued on our way, stopping at Khancoban, where we made our first check point. We had our cards stamped there and allowed ourselves a short break, to admire the array of bikes and the odd trike. We then rode on to the Tooma dam and stopped to admire the deep blue water (just like the Mt. Gambier Blue lake) and to read the signs explaining the Snowy Mountains hydro-electric scheme. A policeman in a 4 wheel drive stopped while we were there and we asked him if everybody were behaving themselves. He replied that so far he had not heard of any accidents, but as he was taking a photo of the 3 of us together with Marie's camera, a bike pulled up coming from the opposite direction to the way we were travelling and reported an accident about 10 kilometers away, on the way to Cabramurra. The policeman beat a hasty retreat to attend the accident. We proceeded slowly, negotiating the somewhat narrow road, observing the speed advisory signs and limits and eventually came around a bend, to be flagged down by fellow riders, warning us of the accident ahead. It transpired later that day that the accident victim had been overtaking a line of bikes on a bend and lost control. Had he been riding more carefully and slowly this "accident" could have been avoided, although at his expense, the incident did serve as an object lesson to some of the other fast riders.
Cabramurra was our next check point, where we also stopped for lunch, toilet break, souvenir purchasing etc., and of course the inevitable photo session. Cabramurra is the highest town in Australia, and as such it attracts a lot of tourists. It is a pretty place even without the snow, and there are ski lodges in neat rows on the mountain side .The joint would really be jumping in the height of the snow season. Unfortunately, the fly population is at its peak in the summer months, as we soon found out when we were eating our lunch. Looking over the bikes once again, I came across an unusual sight which fortunately I was able to photograph. It was a rider with his blue cattle dog passenger, sitting on the petrol tank. The dog had a grin from ear to ear and was dressed in a jacket, scarf and goggles and was sitting on a non-slip tank cover. The owner informed me that they both enjoyed travelling fast and the dog was no trouble at all.
A short downhill run out of Cabramurra brought us onto a plateau that led us to Adaminaby. The road widens at this point and we were able to travel a bit faster. Marie was trailing us and dropped back out of sight. We stopped for a short while and waited for her and were just on the point of turning back to investigate when she appeared. It transpired that she had caught another "bug in her bosom" and had to stop to remove it. We rode on to Anaminaby, our third check point, refueled, had our cards stamped and beat a hasty retreat towards Jindabyne, hoping to arrive before the deadline.
Unfortunately, yet another accident occurred on a sweeping bend, about halfway to Berridale, and this time a lot more serious. By the time we arrived on the scene the police were in control of the traffic, which had already started to bank up several bends back. We waited about 45 minutes or so until a rescue helicopter arrived to take the rider and his 14 year old son pillion passenger to hospital. Apparently the bike had left the road, hit a huge rock, jumped over a fence and landed in a paddock totally wrecked. When the chopper had left, the police let the bikes leave in short intervals to prevent any congestion, and I am glad to say the traffic flow was generally quite orderly for the remainder of the ride to Jindabyne. We were late getting back to the checkpoint, but no matter, the delay caused by the accident had been taken into consideration.
At this point, hundreds of bikes had assembled in the car park, and Billy, who had intended selling his Harley (and taking delivery of his new one the following Saturday) put "for sale" signs on it to attract a possible buyer. As he was so doing I happened to notice a small oil leak on the crankcase and discreetly bought it to his attention, thinking he would wipe it off. Well, Billy being the honest fellow he is, got quite upset and immediately removed the signs, claiming he would not sell it privately with an oil leak, he would rather trade it in on his new one, which in fact is exactly what he did. It is a well known fact that in the motorcycling fraternity Harley owners toke a lot of crap from owners of Jap, Italian and German make bikes, so not to let the team down, Marie asked him "does the new Harley come standard with oil leaks or is it an optional extra?" Billy took it well with a smile on his face. I like a bloke who can take it as well as give it.
After leaving our stamped cards at the final checkpoint, we rode back to the unit and garaged the bikes for the night, then shed some of our clothes and walked down to the park, overlooking the lake, to listen to the speeches and prize presentations and generally unwind after a good days ride. Apart from the major prize of a Honda bike, which was won by somebody from Melbourne, there were dozens of smaller prizes of open orders from motorcycle safety apparel manufacturers and motor bike shops, but we were not lucky enough to score any of these. It was announced that there was a total of 1852 bikes registered on the rally, and with entry fees and sale of rally clothing and souvenirs, $150,000 was raised for the Steven Walter fund. This announcement was received with outstanding applause from the huge crowd in attendance.
Shortly after, the crowd dispersed, and we walked back to an Italian restaurant for our evening meal and while we were slurping on spaghetti bolognaise, we discussed our plans for the next days ride. Although the rally was over, we still had 3 days to enjoy the trip home and take in some sight seeing and visiting of friends and relatives. We all slept well again that night.
6 am, rise and shine, gathered our gear together, ate a light breakfast, then packed the bikes and returned the key of the unit to the estate agent and hit the road again. We met up with a dozen or so other riders and had a quite sedate and enjoyable ride to Cooma, observing the speed limit (most of the time). We felt that the police were extremely lenient yesterday on the rally, but it might be a different story today. This theory proved to be correct as later in the day a bike went racing past at breakneck speed only to be pulled over shortly after by a police radar vehicle.
Cooma has grown since I was last there, but once again Marie knew her way around and easily led us to her partner Glen's mother's house, where the dear old lady welcomed us and made us morning tea. She is in her late 80's, lives alone and has a very well kept, comfortable home, with a beautiful rose garden, featuring some of the biggest roses I have ever seen. After an hour or so we reluctantly said our goodbyes and headed for Canberra, where we refueled and rang Billy's son, who came to meet us and guide us back to his flat for a while. We left Billy to chat to his son, while we sat on the porch talking to Billy's sons charming girlfriend. They made coffee for us and after looking at numerous photos we left at 2 pm, and rode to Braidwood, where we stopped for a late lunch.
I can thoroughly recommend "The pigge outte and runn" restaurant at Braidwood as being purveyors of great food, as their sign indicates. It was once a homestead, is 150 years old and has been tastefully transformed into a restaurant, displaying decor of the pioneering days. It would not surprise me if there were a resident ghost there. We chose to eat outdoors as it was another glorious day, and while we were waiting for our meal, we studied the map and decided to make Nowra our overnight stop.
The ride down to the coast on the Kings highway was interesting with plenty of bends to hold our interest. It was Sunday mid afternoon and being the main route from Canberra to the coast, the traffic was pretty heavy until we got to Batemans Bay. Once on The Princes Highway it was plain sailing to Ulladulla, then on to Nowra. It is only about 16 years since I had travelled this road, yet I was amazed at the development in that short time.
Marie and Billy had stayed overnight at Nowra on a previous rally, and were anxious to stay at the same "bed and breakfast'" this night. We had no trouble finding the "M&M"s Guest House, which is just on the left, before crossing the Shoalhaven River at Nowra.
Another friendly policeman on a bike gave a wave as our 3 bikes passed him. He was parked in a side street presumably waiting for someone to jump the traffic lights.
We found "M&M's" to be a most interesting place with old world charm. We were able to get a room with 4 single bunks, with a door leading onto the games room which housed a billiard table, pin-ball machine, reading matter in the form of motorcycle magazines, writing table and a comfortable old lounge. This was the first time in many years 1 had to flush the toilet by pulling the chain. On my friend's previous stay, the owner had raced motorbikes and the A.J.S. she had raced was then on display in the foyer together with other memorabilia. The business has since been sold and the new owners have kept some of the memorabilia, but the bike has been replaced by a lounge.
After resting up till about 8pm, we walked up town to the local R.S.L. club and enjoyed a nice smorgasboard and a few lemon squashes. The walk home in the cool night air completed the day.
We all awoke early and had a cuppa, before packing the bikes, ready for a quick getaway straight after breakfast. We had done our homework and decided to climb the Camberwarra mountain north of Nowra, and travel through the Kangeroo valley to Moss Vale , Mittagong, Picton, Camden, Windsor then on to the Putty road to Singleton. I had heard somewhere in my travels that the Putty Road was excellent for bikes and talked the others into trying it out.
Over a light breakfast we talked at length with Neil, the new proprietor of "M&M's". He showed a keen interest in bikes and is trying to get hold of more memorabilia to complete the decor. We promised him we would get him a Ulysses flag to hang in the foyer, to help promote his new venture and motorcycling in general. After taking a few photos, we left Nowra and fuelled up at a servo at the foot of the mountain. Marie was worried about a "rustling "noise she had heard coming from her "little girl." We checked the tyres for stones and the guards for leaves or sticks but could not find anything out of place. It was a pretty steep climb up the mountain, but by then we were used to mountain climbing. I took them to the lookout overlooking Nowra and was pleasantly surprised to find a modern restaurant there. I was equally as surprised to see a poster on the window promoting the snowy ride we had just attended. I asked the proprietor if he would sell it to me and he happily removed it and handed it to me for free. What a great souvenir I had aquired. [I have since framed it and it hangs in my lounge room] At the risk of boring him and my travelling companions, I told them of the times I used to stay there with my parents and brother in an old guest house when I was about 6 years old and travelling in the side-car of dad's Harley. Bugger me if he didn't show me a picture hanging on the wall of the very same old guest house . As one grows older the memory plays some funny tricks. If I hadn't taken notes each day of our activities on this trip, I would not remember enough to relate in this story, yet I remember the name [Mr. And Mrs. Lumsden] of the owners of that guest house we visited 64 years ago.
We took coffee , overlooking Nowra, and watched the King parrots feeding from the hanging dishes provided. We then bought souvenirs for some of our friends, who couldn't come with us, and our loved ones at home. Again, reluctantly, we left the mountain, descending into the picturesque Kangeroo valley, rode across the old stone convict built Hampden bridge, through little villages, then climbed out of the valley on our way to Bowral. This climb entailed a few tight hairpin bends and we came across a semi-trailer laden with tyres,that had left the road and gone over the edge with his trailer still on the road preventing him from crashing into the valley below. We were able to ride past safely and since there were plenty of helpers on the scene, we pressed on to Bowral where we stopped at a nursery for Billy to buy his wife a nice "ground cover " rose for their garden in Tenterfield. He had no trouble fitting it in the huge pannier bag on the Harley and every time we stopped from then on, it received a drink from his water bottle.
I was in the lead and had a little difficulty finding the direct route from Mirtagong to Camden, even though we had studied the map that morning. We seemed to be getting on and off expressways all the way to Camden and to add to the confusion, Marie had to stop and retrieve my water bottle which unbeknown to me had jumped out of its holder on my top pack. Not far out of Camden, we stopped for a drink and to consult the map, and I found a walking stick lying in the gutter and I strapped it onto the bike for possible future use. We stopped at Camden for lunch, and ate at a cafe with tables on the footpath and watched the world go by. Camden is a very busy place these days, and quite trendy, compared with the quiet little country town that I remembered from my youth. I asked a courier driver how to get to Windsor and he happily pointed us in the right direction .Once on the right road, we had no trouble following the road signs and although the traffic was very heavy, and it wasn't even peak hour ,we arrived at the outskirts of Windsor at 2 pm, fuelled up and rested for a while before taking the Putty road to Singleton.
This road was developed by army engineers during the early years of world war 2, to provide a more direct route to the army camp at Singleton, and the last time I had used it the surface was gravel and bloody terrible in places . It is a different story these days , being fully sealed and widened in many places, generally a good gradient with not overly sharp bends, and little traffic , which all lends itself to be ideal for motorcycling. There was a lot of smoke around from bushfires but at no place was the road blocked and I found out later the firies had been burning off and doing property protection that week. We stopped about halfway to Singleton for a drink, and as Marie was brushing the flies away with the great Aussie salute, a passing motorist mistook it for a wave and returned the greeting. We watered, then smelt the rose, and headed off again to arrive at our destination about 5pm. Accommodation was a bit difficult to find, as there was a hockey tournament in town that week-end, and all the motels were fully booked, but we were lucky enough to obtain a unit that consisted of the top floor of an old house that had recently been totally restored and fitted out with all mod cons. It was expensive but luxurious and very comfortable, and the bikes were safely locked up in the back yard. Once again we took a short stroll to the local pub for a nourishing cooked meal and a squash [which by now I was growing quite fond of] and back again to the unit to collapse into bed to sleep peacefully. I don't remember us watching any television on the entire trip.
We woke up to yet another beautiful day, had a cuppa and a biscuit, packed the bikes, and were soon off again on the last day of this fantastic ride. As Billy had told me before we left Grafton, it's not only the rally we will enjoy, but getting there and back home again. He was so right. Our first stop was Bendemeer, for fuel and a hearty cooked breakfast. We chose to stop at a popular truck stop, where apparently, the food is always good and plentiful and we weren't disappointed. At this stage of the trip I found my Draggin jeans were becoming a bit tight around the waist, so I decided to go on a diet when we got home.
Somewhere between Bendemeer and Uralla Marie did it again. For the third time this trip, she had an insect sting her on the neck and get into her clothing. This time I was close by and came to her aid, with cold water, to dab on the sting. Billy was quick off the mark to photograph the incident. At times I think he has his camera grafted to his hand, he is so quick on the draw.
The New England Highway always holds my interest, especially the Moonbi range which is constantly being maintained and a delight to climb on a powerful bike. Lunch time found us at Armidale, in an open air cafe in the mall, opposite the old courthouse, where we enjoyed our last meal together for the trip. We set off again; headed towards Ebor and Dorrigo, and pulled up on a plateau just out of Dorrigo, to admire some of the nicest scenery in Australia. There was no sign of any smoke from bushfires and the countryside looked surprisingly soft and green and proved to be very photogenic.
Billy had been talking of possibly attaching a side-car to the Harley at a later date, to take his grandkids for rides. I congratulated him on the idea but having ridden an outfit years ago I suggested that he take a ride on one before deciding to buy, since it is a whole different riding technique. This conversation reminded me that I had seen an old outfit through the window of a mower repair shop in Dorrigo on a previous ride, so we stopped there to have a close look. The owner had a few old bikes on display, including 2 early Sunbeams in reasonable condition, but taking pride of place was a fully restored World war 2 model W.L.A. Harley, complete with side-car, with American army insignia. We had a good look at these bikes, then after a few more photos, we discovered an ice cream shop and splurged out and tasted their wares. Marie also bought some cheesecake slices, which the shop assistant very carefully packed for the trip home. We will probably go there again.
We said goodbye to Billy at Dorrigo, and followed him to the Urunga turnoff and continued up the highway to Grafton. Somewhere on the Smokey Creek range, the traffic was held up for quite a while, to allow a crane to upright an overturned semitrailer. There was no ambulance in attendance, so the accident must have happened much earlier in the day. On the remainder of the ride home I reflected on the accidents we had encountered on this trip, and was thankful that we weren't involved in any of them. After a cuppa at Maries place and a chat to Glen, I arrived home to Braunstone at 6.45pm, to find all is well.
We had traveled 3033 trouble free kilometers in the 6 days, riding on good roads, enjoying good weather and lovely scenery, in the company of good friends. What more could I ask for?
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Stars extended Super Smash Bros. Brawl coverage continues, as earlier this week Nintendo revealed the game's official brawler line-up – all 35 of 'em! – and released the game in Japan. Needless to say, it's been a big week for anyone with a pulse and a Wii.
While the official list of Smashers is both epic and, for the most part, satisfying, the staff at IGN couldn't help but wonder what characters should be on the list; IGN staff couldn't let their hypothetical mash-ups exist solely in office conversations and imaginations. No, IGN think their list of shoulda been's belongs out there for you, the reader, to behold and/or belittle.
Stars' Smash Bros. Wish-List centers on non-Nintendo characters, and IGN's picks are based on a variety of factors, including: Popularity, likelihood, skill-set and overall geek-out desire to see some of IGN's favorite console characters get their shot at a Final Smash. IGN supplies and rank ten dream hopefuls, then you cast your votes in the poll at IGN for which one you want in the game. With that said, let the bitching and moaning begin.
just Add Kingdom Hearts characters in there and were good to go..
Wouldn't mind seeing "Cloud Strife".
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Endocrine Society of India hosted the grand event of 1st Summit of SAFES summit on 17th and 18th August 2013. This land mark event was herald for the beginning of an era of collaboration among South Asian countries in the field of endocrinology. Apart from creating an organization of endocrinologist, the federation provided long life trans-border friendships.
First SAFES symposium attracted over 440 faculty, delegates and students from five countries: Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, including over 60 foreign attendees, shared information at the conference.
The atmosphere was marked by joyful camaraderie, celebrating South Asian unity and friendship.
This was followed by the drafting of a Position Statement on "South Asian Women with diabetes: Psycho social challenges and management "keeping the gender differences in well- being among women with diabetes in mind.
Second SAFES continued to blossom in Beautiful City of Dhaka, Bangladesh in 24-26 April 2015. Again the strength and bright future of the organization was reflected my overwhelming response from local doctors along with a full contingent from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and Nepal. The Summit attracted speakers from across globe and breakout session created more experience sharing.
The scientific committee had put up an extensive and cutting edge endocrine program which includes not only the customary orations, lecture, free papers, symposia, interactive workshops, debates and a stimulating quiz.
This Mega Event was followed by "Dhaka Declaration' which emphasized the time for action / consensus building on Gestational Diabetes among SAFES countries. The land mark paper was then published in Indian Journal of Endocrinology.
Baton was handed over to Pakistan to host third Summit of the SAFES in 2017. Although a huge task to match prior two mammoth events, Pakistan took this opportunity to make its mark in the region and look forward to organize a successful event in very near future.


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It's Wednesday and it's going to be nice in New Jersey, so we are hoping the President takes the day off from Twitter and hits the golf course. Michael Auslin explains how we are in this mess with North Korea. Karen Conti stopped by to sort through the latest celebrity legal issues. Gene Urcan explains why it's good that Netflix is making acquisitions. We welcome our friend Lauren Jiggetts to the WGN family and we make our PGA picks!


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2017 Spring Break and Summer Camps
Spring Break and Summer Camps for the 2017 season are here, sign up today! Camps at Sunburst are weeklong extravaganzas of music and art with each camp exploring a different theme, artist, time period or project.
Our camps run M-F 9am-3pm with an extended day on Friday including a concert for friends and family (3-4pm). Some camps require a moderate amount of experience with either piano, guitar, vocals, bass, drums, ukulele or another instrument, with a minimum of a few months of lessons being our guideline. Don't hesitate to ask us or your instructor about which camps would be most appropriate for your child's experience level.
Our camps are $349 for a full week of music and fun, check the bottom of this page for info on discounts for families and referrals! Here are the camps:
Night at the Hip-Rock Opera: Vol II
A create-your-own-hip-hop-rock-opera Summer Camp
Our Rock Opera camp is all about student creativity and the composition of an entire concept album. Following in the footsteps of the musical "Hamilton," our rockstar campers will create and perform a completely original concept album that incorporates elements of rock, hip-hop, and many other genres.
This camp is all about giving our students the ability to create an entirely original rock opera from the ground up. The storyline, music, and lyrics will all be student created and will specifically feature hip-hop and rock styles.
Over the course of the week, the students will formulate a storyline that will be reflected by their own original music. Our teachers will guide the campers through the songwriting process and help them create an album's worth of original, story driven music! Other activities through the course of the week will include prop design, computer made logos and settings, and much more!
Dates: June 19-23rd (First full week off for Pittsburgh Public)
What's the gist of it? A whirlwind, weeklong project camp where kids write and perform a hip hop/rock opera from scratch!
What ages can attend? 7-15
Is this camp right for me? The multimedia nature of this camp makes it appropriate for anyone interested in music, drama, art, lighting regardless of prior musical instrument experience.
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Punk Rock Summer Tour Summer Camp
Sunburst is celebrating the legendary Warped Tour, so get ready for a punk rock summer boot camp. We'll be learning classic hits from past Warped Tour alums, writing our own angsty gems, while analyzing some punk rock history. This will be leading up to our final DIY outdoor performance. Know four chords?You're in the band!
The Warped Tour has been the longest running touring music festival in North America. The tour has been home to a diverse lineup of up and coming and well established punk, pop-punk, ska, hardcore, and pop acts (Blink 182, Fall Out Boy, Bad Religion, My Chemical Romance, Katy Perry).
Besides learning the classics, these young punks will understand the dynamics of booking a DIY summer tour, dive into the art of designing and creating band merchandise (Flyers/Butters/Summer Tour Shirt) and record and promote our punk summer hit single! This revolution starts with 4 chords.
Dates: June 26-30th
What's the gist of it? Punk-rock-summer-tour-band-performance camp! In addition to learning and writing new songs, students will learn how to book a tour, print t-shirts, and perform for screaming fans.
What ages can attend? 10-17
Is this camp right for me? This camp is for kids who have at least a few months experience playing either guitar, piano, drums, bass, uke or singing.
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Camp Studio
Recording Studio Summer Camp, let's make an album!
In Camp Studio kids will work as a team to create an album in a week! Kids will learn how to do everything from writing and arranging songs to mixing an album and creating videos and album art. Ever wondered how music is made? What happens after the singer sings the note but before you get to hear it? Come with us to the magical world of audio recording and see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
In this weeklong camp students will work together to create an album. We'll start with pre-production, which is writing and arranging songs and getting them ready to record. Next is "tracking" where kids will learn how to record music from "both sides of the glass", spending time as both the musicians performing and the engineers running the equipment. Finally in post production, we'll mix and master our works, create an album cover and music videos, and get them ready to present to the public!
Our goal for the week is for everyone to go home with a finished album of their own creation, but it's also for kids to learn the tools of the trade and go home with the skills they need to keep making records on their own.
Dates: August 7-11th
What's the gist of it? Write songs, record them, make an album, learn new skills!
What ages can attend? 10-17
Is this camp right for me? This camp is for kids of any experience level who have an interest in songwriting, recording or music production
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text: Background Virtual Histology Intravascular Ultrasound (VHCIVUS) enable you to detect early signals of unpredictable coronary artery disease. individuals had been subsequently adopted for event myocardial infarction (MI). Outcomes Individuals treated with folic acidity/supplement B12 got a geometric mean (SD) MCP-1 degree of 79.95 (1.49) versus 86.00 (1.43) pg/mL for individuals receiving placebo (p-value 0.34). VH-TCFA lesions had been within 7.8% of individuals and didn't vary between intervention arms (p-value 0.47). Serum degrees of MCP-1 had been 1.46 (95% CI 1.12 to at least one 1.92) instances higher in individuals with VH-TCFA lesions than in those without (p-value 0.005). Later on, individuals had been adopted for median 2.1 years and 3.8% experienced a myocardial infarction (MI), which in post-hoc Cox regression analyses was independently expected by both MCP-1 (P-value 0.006) and VH-TCFA (p-value 0.01). Conclusions In individuals with SAP getting established treatment, folic acidity supplementation isn't connected with either existence of VH-TCFA or degrees of MCP-1. MCP-1 can be however connected with VH-TCFA, a locating corroborated by improved risk for long term MI. ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: "type":"clinical-trial","attrs":"text message":"NCT00354081″,"term_identification":"NCT00354081″NCT00354081. Intro While significant improvement continues to be manufactured in both analysis and treatment of coronary artery disease (CAD), a considerable number of individuals still encounter recurrent coronary occasions [1]. Common root top features of these occasions are non-flow-limiting, angiographically nonsignificant stenosis C culprit lesions with an unpredictable atherosclerotic plaque phenotype. Morphologically, these lesions are seen as a: a slim cover fibrous atheroma (TCFA) overlying a necrotic primary with a thorough inflammatory infiltrate, a plaque erosion or a calcified nodule [2-4]. Lately, it's been significantly obvious that such lesions aren't satisfactorily diagnosed in medical practice, and there's a developing contract that early recognition and intense treatment of susceptible lesions are paramount to be able to decrease LOR-253 manufacture the price of coronary occasions in sufferers with clinically treated steady angina pectoris (SAP) [5]. One well-developed technology suitable for this placing is certainly spectral evaluation of intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) radio regularity data [6] known as Virtual Histology IVUS (VH-IVUS). Using VHCIVUS you can recognize VH-Thin-Cap Fibroatheroma (VH-TCFA). VH-TCFA continues to be reported to predict scientific occasions in prospective research [7] and id of sufferers at-risk is certainly feasible if you can recognize occult VH-TCFA lesion. The identification from the inflammatory response as playing a pivotal function in the formation and development of atherosclerosis continues to be LOR-253 manufacture among the leading breakthroughs lately [8]. High-sensitivity C-reactive proteins (hsCRP) has recently earned its tag as an unbiased risk aspect [9] and many various other inflammatory markers have already been proposed. Even so, despite optimum pharmacological treatment and revascularization, a sub-group LW-1 antibody of sufferers continue to knowledge cardiovascular occasions that are usually the end-point of the inflammatory process not really adequately managed by typical treatment. Monocyte Chemoattractant Proteins-1 (MCP-1), also called Chemokine ligand [C-C theme] 2 (CCL2), can be an thoroughly studied chemokine mixed up in recruitment of monocytes, dendritic cells and Th-cells [10] and continues to be linked to macrophage activity in atherosclerotic plaques [11-13]. Hyperhomocysteinemia continues to be linked with raised MCP-1 [14] and it's been proven that folic acidity supplementation decreases the degrees of MCP-1 in hyperhomocysteinemic rats [15]. Oddly enough, research in humans show that folic acidity supplementation lowers degrees of MCP-1 in obese sufferers [16]. In kids with lower body mass index (BMI) there's a harmful relationship between MCP-1 and plasma homocysteine which isn't within obese kids [17]. Hyperhomocysteinemia continues to be associated with heart problems in several potential research [18] and many explanatory pathomechanisms have already been suggested [19-21]. Treatment with B-vitamins, including folic acidity and supplement B12, has been proven to lessen plasma homocysteine by providing methyl groupings for remethylation of homocysteine. A lot more than twenty years of homocysteine LOR-253 manufacture research have culminated in a number of large scale scientific intervention trials which have proven no influence on cardiovascular mortality from homocysteine-lowering folic acidity supplementation [20,22-26]. The purpose of the current research was to explore the result of folic acid solution supplementation.


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Yesterday was a hard day. A really, really hard day. N & I found out the IUI did not work at 4 in the morning, when I took 2 pregnancy tests. We had both had our hopes up that it would be positive. I was crying a lot of the day & my contact lenses at work ended up getting so fogged up from crying that I couldn't see out of them, that has never happend before!! Nate ended up bringing my glasses by work. It was a hard day at work. I had only slept about 30 mins. that night & was feeling so tired, sick to my stomach from lack of sleep, & so very sad. It was hard to sit for 8 hours, trying to get work done & trying not to cry. After work, I came home & lay on the couch, watching the Lizzie McGuirre movie. N was so nice & picked us up some BBQ for dinner. We had made a plan that if the results were negative, we would get take out & if they were positive, we would have dinner at a restaurant. Then he went to cubscouts & a meeting for me, which I was so thankful for. I just felt so horrible, both from the lack of sleep & an emotional day. I did have friends & family that sent nice texts. I prayed for comfort & peace & while it was a hard day & I felt so sad most of the day, I was able to fall asleep at night & wake up feeling much more positive. I am still sad the procedure didn't work, but I just feel so much better accepting that, having a full nights rest, & knowing that we have an appointment with the doctor tomorrow to talk about our plan & hopefully get started on the track for a 2nd IUI. I think that most people don't get pregnant on their first IUI & I will be so happy if we are able to get pregnant on our 2nd or 3rd one & have a healthy pregnancy! If none of them work, we will save up for IVF & I also want to be able to save up a little extra to do a very relaxing vacation after the IVF. Either way, I know that Heavenly Father has a plan for N & I & our family. I know that we will have children somehow. I am so thankful for the gift of feeling so much more happy & positive today, I know it is an answer to my prayers. Today is a new day!
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The production of the compact sedan at Volkswagen's Pune plant is scheduled to commence in the first half of 2016.
German car major Volkswagen AG on Wednesday said it will roll out an India-specific compact sedan next year from its Pune plant and has invested Rs 720 crore in the development of the new model.
With the investment in the new compact sedan, which has been specifically designed and developed for India, Volkswagen will add a new model to its product portfolio.
The production of the compact sedan at Volkswagen's Pune plant is scheduled to commence in the first half of 2016.
"We are following a long-term investment plan in India and with our latest investment we have reaffirmed our confidence in this growing automotive market," Volkswagen India Pvt Ltd, President and Managing Director, Andreas Lauermann said in a statement.
The investment of Rs 720 crore is towards development, setting up new equipment and ramping up the production of the new compact sedan.
This is a part of the Rs 1,500 crore investment that was announced by Volkswagen India at the beginning of 2014.
"This is the second step of investment after the engine assembly plant a year ago. Additionally, we will continue to invest further in increasing our productivity and efficiency," Lauermann said.
The Pune-based plant is getting ready for the production of the new model with changes and installation of new equipment.
The world-premiere of the new sedan is scheduled at the AutoExpo in February 2016.
"With our new compact sedan, we will focus intensively on the specific requirements of our Indian customers," Volkswagen Passenger Cars India, Director, Michael Mayer said.
With the latest investment in the new compact sedan, Volkswagen has now invested around Rs 5,500 crore in India at the Pune plant since it started its operations in 2007.
Currently, about 3,200 employees are working at this manufacturing facility where the Volkswagen Polo, Volkswagen Vento and Skoda Rapid are being produced.
"With the ramp-up of the new model, we will add more manpower and also create more jobs at our suppliers' end," Lauermann said.
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KIMO #118 1970 aka Developed by Ted Chinn, named after his father. 3" Orange and pink with lemon lime fragrance. Wide, round, highly overlapping petals. Changeable heavy textured 3" flower that keeps well. Slight lemon / lime scent. Strong reddish-yellow with large, brilliant yellow center. The petals are narrow and elliptical with a pointed tip and slightly overlap. Wide, moderate red band on back. 3" with a strong sweet fragrance. Strong orange-yellow, moderate pink bands on front and back; petal wide, round tip, highly overlapping; wide, moderate pink band on front and strong pink band on back; keeping quality good.
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Healthy Food Franchise for Sale Hamilton
This healthy food franchise is a well-respected, established fast food franchise company with a passion for fresh and healthy products.
Its first store opened its doors in 2008 right in the heart of Auckland CBD with 14 sites now trading in Auckland, Wellington and Hamilton. Using great technology and smart marketing, the brand has cleverly engaged with its customers; vital for success in this space.
The company now seeks motivated and dynamic new Franchisee to take the reins at the Hamilton store. This is a young and exciting location and you will be key to further building the brand in the Hamilton area.
The Franchisor is willing to finance up to $100,000 of the purchase price to an approved Franchisee. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to invest just $50,000 initially and pay the remainder over time.
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Totally worth the brain freeze.
Our original plan was to set out on an ice cream journey—but we soon found ourselves lusting after ice cream's frozen, frosty companions, too. Ice cream made us think of popsicles which made us think of granita which made us think of no-churn ice cream which made us think of gelato, and so on and so forth. So we decided to call our cookbook Ice Cream & Friends, to include all the brain-freezing, melty, and icy treats we love.
Your first thought when you see an ice cream cookbook may be "But I don't have an ice cream maker!" That's okay. Ice Cream & Friends (and its 60 recipes, all from our community!) doesn't take things too seriously or too gadget-y. It's got no-churn recipes, ways to doll up store-bought ice cream, and homemade toppings out the wazoo. Ice cream is there, too, tasting crazier (in a good way) than ever before: think Lemongrass Chile Ginger and Rhubarb and Gin Sorbet with Rose Cream, pictured here. The purists get plenty of nods, too: Philadelphia-Style Super Vanilla, Chocolate-Hazelnut Baked Alaska, and Mud Pie keep things low key (but we bet they'll be the best versions you've ever had!).
Essential Reading & Riffing will arm you with tips on storing and making, and troubleshooters for those moments when things go wrong. You'll be coming up with your own concoctions with just a few practice runs. Shakes. Floats. Mochi. Snow cones. Ice milk. Ice cream sandwiches. Fudge pops. Semifreddo. Paletas. Should we keep going? Clear out some space and get freezing.
We won't judge if you eat ice cream for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but if you need a break from the sugar rush, may we suggest our new cookbook Mighty Salads? Its 60 recipes take you way beyond what you thought a salad could be and its genius roadmap for salad riffing keeps boring at bay.
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In Mega Music World, we believe in selling responsibly and only quote items that suit you most. Most of the time, the product that suits you may not be an expensive one. We also try to avoid selling low-end products that may turn off your interest or worse, it may affect your foundation and aural skills right from the start. The MMW staff possess extensive knowledge on music instruments and audio products. In most cases, we take our time to listen to our customer's needs and slowly narrow down their path of searching for their right instruments. In some complicated cases, we are even glad to go site visit and provide you with schematic diagrams, proposals and comparison charts too.
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These spiced beef kebabs by Nik Sharma may have a lot of ingredients, but don't let that put you off. The intense flavors of these beauties, along with the tartness of pickled red onions, are a revelation. Indian cooking at its best.
These spiced beef kebabs are intensely reminiscent of Indian street food. Served with a tangy red onion pickle, they're a wonderful appetizer if you're in the mood to share or, if you find you simply can't stop at one, make them more substantial meal with the addition of flatbreads and raita. Either way, everyone will be fighting over the last kebab.–Angie Zoobkoff
Why Use Dried Herbs Rather Than Fresh?
When making kebabs, the author of this recipe prefers dried herbs to fresh for mixing into the meat mixture for the simple reason that they contain very little to no water and, hence, are quite a lot more potent in flavor than their fresh counterparts.
Spiced Beef Kebabs
- Quick Glance
- Serves 4 to 8
Special Equipment: 1 pint (480 ml) canning jar with a tight-fitting lid.
IngredientsEmail Grocery List
- For the red onions (optional)
- 1 cup thinly sliced red onion
- 1 tablespoon fresh cilantro leaves
- 1 teaspoon coriander seeds
- 1/2 cup cider vinegar
- 1/4 teaspoon granulated sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon fine sea salt
- For the beef kebabs
- 1 pound 85% lean ground beef
- 1 cup finely diced onion
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 1/2 cup store-bought or homemade chickpea flour*
- 2 Thai chiles, seeded, if desired, and finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- One (1-inch) piece ginger, peeled and grated
- 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice
- 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 1 teaspoon coriander seeds, coarsely ground
- 1 teaspoon dried mint
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon dried sage
- 1/2 teaspoon dried dill
- 1/2 teaspoon fine sea salt
- 1/2 cup mild vegetable oil
- 2 tablespoons finely chopped cilantro leaves
- Make the red onions (optional)
- 1. Pack the onions and cilantro in a clean 1-pint (480 ml) canning jar with a tight-fitting lid.
- 2. In a cast-iron or stainless-steel skillet set over medium-high heat, toast the coriander seeds until fragrant, swirling the seeds occasionally so they toast evenly, 30 to 60 seconds. Toss the seeds into the jar with the onions. Add the vinegar, sugar, and salt. Seal the jar and shake a few times. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours before serving. Store in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
- Make the kebabs
- 3. In a large bowl, mix the beef, onion, egg, chickpea flour, chiles, garlic, ginger, lime juice, cayenne, coriander, mint, cinnamon, sage, dill, and salt. Divide into 14 equal parts and shape them into 1-inch (2.5 cm) patties.
- 4. In a large cast-iron or nonstick skillet set over medium-high heat, warm about 2 tablespoons oil. Fry the kebabs in batches, adding more oil as needed, until golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes per side. Drain on paper towels.
- 5. Transfer the kebabs to a platter, sprinkle with the cilantro, and serve with the pickled red onions, if desired.
*How To Make Your Own Chickpea Flour
- If you're unable to find chickpea flour, as some of our home cooks were, simply get your hands on some dried garbanzo beans, blitz them in a clean spice grinder, and sift. You'll be left with exactly the same thing as what you'd buy.
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Winner, winner, kebab dinner. There is a slow, almost surreptitious building of heat that is quite enjoyable for spice lovers.
My little coastal town is not a bustling metropolis, so I was unable to locate a few ingredients. I used 1/2 Shishito pepper and 1/2 generic red chile in place of the Thai chiles. I was also unable to find chickpea flour so I did a little research and discovered I could buy dried garbanzo beans and blitz them in my spice mill. After sifting, I was l left with beautiful chickpea flour. For less money, too!
If you know you're making the pickled red onions, I think you can safely halve the amount of onions in the kebabs. The onion-meat ratio seemed high to me, but this is a personal preference. I only used a scant 1/4 cup oil while frying, so I would recommend pouring a few tablespoons in the pan at a time, rather than setting aside 1/2 cup. I used a 10-inch frying pan and was able to cook the 14 patties in 2 batches. The kebabs took 4 minutes to cook on the first side and an additional 3 minutes to finish cooking once flipped.
I knew these spiced beef kebabs would be a little too much for my 7 year old. In addition to the onions, I threw together a little batch of raita, using yogurt, grated cucumber, lemon, ground cumin, coriander, and a little salt and pepper, and this was the perfect cooling agent to help him enjoy his meal. He loved the kebabs. And as for the adults? These little nuggets of joy had their brains spinning back to early childhood, where the id reigned supreme. They were banging their fists on the table, squawking "More, now!"
I was excited to try them a day after making them, but alas, there were no leftovers. Maybe if 2 kebabs were served on flatbread with the onions.
Indian cuisine is a personal favorite of mine and I'm always happy to find new recipes and ideas. These spiced beef kebabs are great for a snack or light meal. I really enjoyed the the freshness of coriander and chili in the kebabs, especially when combined with the red onion pickle and I also had raita as this is my go-to condiment with most Indian snacks.
The chickpea flour added a subtle flavor but do result in slightly drier meatballs. Thus the addition of a condiment or pickle is a must. The red onion pickle provided acidity and created a good balance with the heat from the kebabs. The recipe was easy to follow and quick to prepare. This was a joy to eat and I will definitely be cooking these again.
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This factsheet provides information on convalescent care services available to the veteran community.
What is convalescent care?
Convalescent care refers to a period of medically prescribed convalescence for an eligible DVA client who is recovering from an illness or operation immediately following an acute hospital admission.
Am I eligible to receive convalescent care?
If you hold a DVA Gold Health Card/Veteran Card, DVA will pay for convalescent care following an acute hospital admission for any condition.
If you hold a DVA White Health Card/Veteran Card DVA will pay for convalescent care following an acute hospital admission where DVA has paid for the original admission.
For more information regarding eligibility refer to:
- Factsheet — HSV60 — DVA Health Card/Veteran Card — For All Conditions (Gold Card)
- Factsheet — HSV61 — DVA Health Card /Veteran Card— For Specific Conditions (White)
- Factsheet — HSV109 — Non-Liability Health Care
There are no age restrictions in relation to accessing convalescent care and an aged care assessment (ACAT or ACAS) is not required.
Where can I receive convalescent care?
Convalescent care can be provided in public or private hospitals, Multi-Purpose Services, Australian Government-funded aged care facilities, or Supported Residential Service (SRS) in Victoria. In certain circumstances, convalescent care may be provided in other suitable institutions. You should receive convalescent care in the most suitable setting. Convalescent care is not available in the home.
How do I access convalescent care?
Your hospital discharge planner, treating doctor or the hospital staff (usually the social worker or charge nurse) can organise convalescent care if it is medically necessary. They will seek prior approval from DVA before arranging convalescent care in an Australian Government–funded Aged Care Facility, SRS or approved other institution.
Is prior approval required and is there a limit on the number of days DVA will pay?
Public or private hospital
When convalescent care is arranged in a public or private hospital (or a public hospital based Multi-Purpose Service), prior financial authorization from DVA is not required and there is no limit on the number of days that you can access.
Australian Government-funded Aged Care Facility, SRS or approved other institution
When convalescent care is arranged in an Australian Government-funded aged care facility SRS or other institution approved as appropriate by DVA, prior approval from DVA is required and there is a limit on the number of days that you can access. DVA will pay for up to 21 days in a financial year in a non-hospital institution.
Will I need to pay for convalescent care?
You will not have to pay for convalescent care.
You should not be charged for the cost of convalescent care and any additional fees (including extra service fees).
How does convalescent care differ from residential respite care?
The purpose of respite care is to give a break to a carer by temporarily relieving them of their caring responsibilities. Residential respite care provides short-term care, usually in an Australian Government-funded aged care facility. It can be used if a carer needs a break or if you require a break from self-caring and do not have a carer and you intend to return to your home.
Respite care may be used on a planned or an emergency basis to help with carer stress, illness or carer holidays, or when your carer is unavailable. Residential respite care is accessed from the community and it does not usually follow a hospital admission.
Residential respite care delivered in an Australian Government-funded aged care requires an assessment by the ACAT or ACAS team before it can be approved. To access respite care under DVA arrangements, you will also need to be assessed by a VHC Assessment Agency. Most assessments are done over the phone. To arrange an assessment, call a VHC Assessment Agency on 1300 550 450^. The VHC assessor will discuss your circumstances with you to identify which services you need.
The Commonwealth funding for residential respite care must not be used to pay for convalescent care services.
For more information about residential respite care refer to Factsheet — HSV06 — Respite care and carer support.
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DVA General Enquiries
- Telephone: 1800 555 254*
- Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
- DVA Website: www.dva.gov.au
- Factsheets: www.dva.gov.au/factsheets
*Calls from mobile phones and pay phones may incur additional charges.
^Calls should be made from a standard landline telephone, as calls from mobile phones are unable to be connected to any VHC Assessment Agency.
Related Factsheets
- HSV05 — Moving into Residential Care
- HSV06 — Respite Care and Carer Support
- HSV61 — DVA Health Card/Veteran Card — For Specific Conditions (White)
- HSV74 — Hospital Services
- HSV109 — Non-Liability Health Care
The information contained in this Factsheet is general in nature and does not take into account individual circumstances. You should not make important decisions, such as those that affect your financial or lifestyle position on the basis of information contained in this Factsheet. Where you are required to lodge a written claim for a benefit, you must take full responsibility for your decisions prior to the written claim being determined. You should seek confirmation in writing of any oral advice you receive from DVA.


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Sugar Quay in London. Courtesy Barratt Homes.
Thornton Tomasetti provided structural design, civil engineering and façade engineering services for a new building located near Tower Bridge on the banks of the River Thames. The development includes 165 apartments and penthouses above retail and restaurant spaces on the ground floor. The massing of the building and its façades was carefully developed in response to the site context and the proximity of the Tower of London, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The façade is designed to maximize views of the river and Tower Bridge with a transparent and elegant glazed façade system that meets stringent thermal and acoustic requirements. Alongside the glass, highly insulated architectural precast and Portland Roach stone cladding give the building a sense of solidity, which is in harmony with the adjacent Custom House, a Grade I listed building clad in Portland stone and featuring a six-column classical portico.
The project team designed panelized systems composed of off-the-shelf components wherever possible to reduce the construction program, avoid erecting scaffolding along the riverside, and facilitate easy and cost-effective maintenance. The glazed elements and precast and stone cladding sections were fully assembled off-site under factory-controlled conditions to achieve the best possible quality. Each panel was transported to site and installed by crane.
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The title may be a slight exaggeration, I don't think I'm talking to myself. In fact as odd as it feels I know that there is actually people who are reading this blog on a regular basis. I'm not reaching the numbers of mainstream, superstar bloggers, but I do actually have the interest of a small group of readers and for that I am flattered.
Currently I am three episodes deep in my journey through the world of Glee and you can all expect that review to be up as soon as I get caught up to the up to date episode of the show. I did enjoy writing the Big Bang review, even with the error that was made, and I'm looking forward to completing the next one.
The error in my review of BBT is indirectly the muse of this particular entry. I commented in the review saying that the laugh track is used way to much. It was pointed out that the show is indeed filmed in front of a live studio audience and the laugh sounded artificial to me because of the editing and post production of the show. For that I apologize to you the reader. The Glee review will be written more carefully.
The reason I felt the urge to write about the mistake is because it led to the first major piece of constructive criticism that I have received by a reader of the blog. I have never met this individual and that alone gives me a feeling that this blog has the potential to be more than simply me ranting about my friends, to my friends, for my friends.
I also saw that the name on the comment had a Macleans online e-mail address, so of course I plugged it into google out of curiosity. The search provided me with the blog of Jaime Weinman at Mcleans.ca. Whether this is really the guy or not I am flattered none the less by the input and I want to encourage everyone that is reading this blog, whether you are a friend of mine, another blogger, or a news anchor for CBC to please do so.
The role of this blog is to better prepare me for the real world when I finish this Journalism program at CNA. This is not really the original mandate of this website but definitely what it has evolved into. I will take any and all input from any and all sources.
Anyway, I was just shown a very interesting news article about a lady that had a Kinder Surprise egg seized while trying to enter the United States, and I must read more.


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Sven heads up all Business Development activities in Europe, Middle East and Africa for Twilio, the leading cloud communication API. Twilio provides software developers with services such as messaging, Voice and Video. Prior Twilio, Sven was SVP Business Development at Upptalk and worked at amazon and Telefónica.
Sven holds an MBA from EDHEC Business School in France and lives in Munich, Germany.


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LynnValleyLife knows that a good neighbourhood supports its merchants, and good merchants support their neighbourhood! The profiles on this page are an introduction to some of the interesting people who run Lynn Valley shops and services. They are not endorsements, and we ask readers to do their own due diligence when it comes to their buying decisions. If you are a merchant who would like to be profiled, email us and we will send you the merchant questionnaire.
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Let Can-Swiss take charge of your dream home renovations. No project too big or too small!
Treat your furry friend to a trek with someone who clearly loves her job!
If your dog is looking for some outdoor fun and playmates (and a licensed human!), introduce them to Offleash Adventures!
Minko Bach says his Lynn Valley patients are wonderful people who always give him lots of reasons to smile.
Wise investment advice right in your own neighbourhood.
"ReStory" furniture to give it a bold and eco-friendly new look!
Children love Jelly Bean's nurturing learning environment.
This community dance school teaches much more than just movement!
Meet a childcare provider who knows what's important in life.