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2022 Term 4 Week 8 2 Dec 2022
Upcoming Events
From the Principal
Dear Parents and Guardians,
As we finish the penultimate week of the 2022 academic year we have enjoyed some special time together in our Christmas Carol Services. Firstly at the Junior School on Monday, the ELC on Wednesday and then the Middle and Senior Schools today. As we gathered in service and song, it was an important reminder to be thankful for our year as move into the Christmas season.
Our community is invited to enjoy this special time of the year as we host a Community Carols Service on Sunday, 4 December from 4.30pm in the Mahers Lane Chapel. All our welcome and I encourage everyone in our community to extend the invitation to wider family and friends.
A final reminder that it is not too late to support Netball at Lindisfarne by attending the Strategic Planning Day on Sunday, 4 December from 8.00am at The Boathouse Kingscliff. Please use this LINK to register your interest.
We have just released the 2024 Term Dates, and there has also been an update to the 2023 Term Dates, with Term 4, 2023 now commencing on Tuesday, 10 October, with Monday, 9 October now a Staff Development Day. These dates can be found on the School's website via this link.
Scholarship applications for 2024 are also open. Lindisfarne offers Academic Scholarships for students entering Years 5, 7, 9 and 11 in 2024. General Excellence, Music and Sports Scholarships are available for Years 7, 9 and 11 students entering 2024. Scholarships are available for current and new students. For more information please follow this link.
This week we also celebrated our Year 8 to 9 Transition Service on Tuesday, marking the formal end of our Year 8 students' time in Middle School, before they commence their Senior School journey. These events are significant in the life of our school and Year 9 brings new opportunities for these students. They start to have greater say in their academic subjects, and they move into House Tutor Groups, sharing Pastoral Care time with older students. They also embark on The Rite Journey program in 2023, bridging the gap between adolescence and early adulthood, a program that is always valued by the students who have undertaken it.
Our current Year 9 students completed their Rite Journey on Wednesday night with their Homecoming. It was an exceptionally well-attended event from our Parents and highlights the value this program brings to our students and the character of our school. Thank you to each of our Rite Journey teachers for your dedication to the development of our Year 9 students.
Tonight marks the final evening event on our School calendar as our Year 10 students attend their Dinner Dance at Twin Towns, with arrivals starting at 5.30pm (NSW). I look forward to sharing this special night with these students as they complete their Year 10 studies and move into the all-important HSC in 2023.
Finally, I would like to remind all families of the School's expectations regarding Speech Day ceremonies. We look forward to celebrating these final important occasions for the 2022 school year, all students are expected to attend. Speech Day ceremonies are an opportunity for our students and families to celebrate and reflect on a rewarding year at Lindisfarne. All families are welcome to attend these significant celebrations.
Stuart Marquardt
From the Deputy Principal
Chaplain's Corner
Dear members of the Lindisfarne Community,
Things of Beauty
"A thing of beauty", John Keats wrote, "is a joy forever." It's been a beautiful and inspiring week at both campuses as we celebrated Christmas with Nativity Play, Carols, ELC Concert, and Middle and Senior School Christmas Services. I thank our staff and students for all the hard work and preparation that went into these events. What amazing and talented people we have at Lindisfarne. We thank the parents for coming along in huge numbers to support these events.
parents for coming along in huge numbers to support these events.
Community Christmas Service on Sunday, 4 December at 4.30 pm
You're cordially invited to the Community Christmas Service this Sunday, 4 December 2022 in the Mahers Lane Chapel, starting at 4.30 pm with a scrumptious afternoon tea and an inspiring Service of Carols and Bible Readings at 5 pm. A leaving collection will be taken at this Service to provide Christmas meals for those experiencing hardship and homelessness in our Tweed Shire. All are welcome.
Compassion Generation
At Lindisfarne, we have a strong focus on the holistic development of our students -body, mind, and spirit. Besides, we also teach our students that success is not just about what you achieve and what you become, but it's also about who you are, how you treat others, and the lives you transform. During the course of this year, Stage 3 students have been encouraged and supported to live our School's value of compassion -putting love into action. Yesterday the recipients of the 'Compassion Generation Award' were treated to a nice lunch and Mrs Cox, Mrs Thompson and Mrs Jarvis presented them with their awards. Thank you students for being wonderful role models, and to Lia Mason and Bec Klein for the tasty lunch.
Thank You So Much
A heartfelt gratitude to all our students, staff and families for your support with 2022 with the 2022 Christmas Giving Tree in aid of Tweed Women's Refuge and Kids In Need (KIN). We manged to donate a total of $6,505.00 in gift cards. Your magnanimity and generosity towards those in need are so heartwarming. May God reward you as only God can.
Another Opportunity To Walk Alongside Those In Need
I'm grateful to Shannon Kelly for bringing this to our attention and encouraging us to put love into action: Our weekly grocery shop can help others that are in need of tableware and glassware! Members of the Woolworths Everyday Rewards and Coles Flyby programs will have seen the current promotions for free tableware and glassware. For each $20 you spend, you receive one credit. These credits can be accumulated and redeemed for cutlery, bowls, plates, or glassware at Woolworths, or for various glassware at Coles. Further details are on each rewards program website.
Families in our school community may not have a need for these sorts of items, but many in our wider community do. You can redeem your credits at Woolworths or Coles, and donate the cutlery, plates, bowls, and glasses to those in need. Items can be brought to the office at either campus, or taken directly to the Chaplain's Office who will liaise with local charities and the students to deliver to those who need them.
If you aren't able to redeem your credits now, these promotions run through January and items can be donated at the beginning of the 2023 school year.
If each family could donate just one item, imagine the impact our school community could have for so many in our area!
With heartfelt thanks for all you do and for who you are.
Rev Constantine Osuchukwu
Important Information
First Nations
Parents and Friends
Safe on Social
Wellbeing Team
From The Wellbeing Team
The Pastoral Care team wishes to present 'The Lindisfarne Wellbeing Card' for our wonderful community to use. We're often asked for recommendations for further care, more information about programs, and general information about difficult times, so we thought we'd put it together in one easy spot for everyone to access. You'll find everything from Emergency Care numbers and online support, local therapists, information about issues facing parents and young people, as well as programs and events you may wish to engage with. We hope that our Students, Parents, Friends, and Staff will all find relevant information and note that our linktr.ee is a living document so please let the Pastoral Care Team know if you have any great websites we could add. We will aim to have this card printed in the new year but in the meantime, we want to ensure that everyone has somewhere to turn to over the silly season, because it can be a little taxing.
Wishing you all a happy and healthy festive season, take good care of yourselves and those around you. Invite widely, connect often, take time to remember those unable to make it to your table this year, and take time for relaxation and enjoyable activities. We look forward to supporting you in 2023.
With warmest wishes for a wonderful break,
Emmalene, Sarah and Susi
Student Wellbeing Team
Student Voice
Upcoming Events
Whole School News
Staff Bio
Junior School
From The Head of Junior School
What a week we've had! It's a beautiful way for us to wrap up the term, semester, and year this week with two magnificent events. On Monday, we were treated to the story of the Nativity, wonderfully performed by the students of Year 2. They were ably and delightfully supported by carols and Christmas songs performed by our Year 1 students. It was great to see them all get involved and come together to provide a memorable experience for the students, staff, and community.
Our littlest Lindisfarnians had their turn to wow us with their performances at the ELC Christmas Concert on Wednesday too. What a sight it was to see Preschool and Kindy together for the first time since 2019; it was amazing to see so many parents, grandparents, brothers and sisters, and special friends join us for the performance, and join in with Mr Marquardt's impressive impromptu performance!
As we approach our final few days of the year, parents and carers are reminded of the upcoming events on the calendar. This Sunday, the Lindisfarne Community Christmas Service will be held in the Mahers lane Chapel commencing at 4:30 pm. All are welcome.
Students in Years 1 - 4 will be travelling to Maher's Lane for a Speech Day rehearsal, with the Junior School Speech Day to be held in Ngahriyah from 9:45 am the following day. Expectations regarding student attendance and uniform have been previously communicated. Thank you for your support in helping us to maintain our high standards, particularly as we celebrate the significant achievements and milestones of our Junior School students.
As we move into 2023, it is timely to provide a couple of updates regarding staffing at the Junior Campus.
- Mrs Laura Gallagher will be taking Maternity Leave during Semester 1. Mrs Angela Mundy will be assuming the role of Acting Assistant Head of Junior School During this time.
- Mrs Dana Dowker will be undertaking the role of Learning Enrichment Coordinator, replacing Mrs Mundy for Semester 1. Mrs Dowker rejoins the Junior School team, having previously taught at Sunshine Avenue before moving into the Stage 3 team at Mahers Lane. Mrs Dowker will bring with her a passion for education and supporting students with additional learning needs.
- Ms Rebecca Hassell will be taking some well-deserved Long-Service Leave in Term 1 and take up duties in Year 5 at Mahers Lane upon her return. Ms Hassell will make an excellent addition to the growing Stage 3 team. We wish her well for her leave and her new role.
- Mrs Dickens and Ms Jacks, who have been working in Kindy and Year 4, respectively, will both take-up roles at Mahers Lane in 2023. Mrs Dickens will be working across Stage 3 while Ms Jacks will take up a position teaching the Year 6 Ad Astra class. We thank them for their amazing contribution to the Junior School during Term 4.
- Mrs Cronk will also be taking some leave during Term 1. We are pleased to have Mrs Margaret Oehlman filling the LOTE teaching role during that period.
Additionally, Mrs Wendy Marquardt has announced her retirement from Lindisfarne Anglican Grammar School. Mrs Marquardt would be known to many students through her caring and supportive work as a Learning Enrichment Assistant. She has, no doubt, touched the lives of so many students who could attribute their educational success to their time spent with Wendy. She will be missed from the team at Sunshine Ave, and we know she will enjoy spending her time doting on her grandchildren and on her son, Tate, as he completes his HSC at Lindisfarne. I have intentionally not mentioned her other "full-time job" as the wife of our principal!
I am grateful to all of the staff at Sunshine Avenue for all of the hard work and tireless contributions to the education and development of the children in our care. In what has been another challenging year, they have proven to be an amazing group of educators, not solely focused on education of the mind but also the education of the heart. As the Head of Junior School, and as a parent of a very happy Sunshine Ave student, thank you for everything you do.
Jeremy Godden
Head of Junior School
Early Learning Centre
Bush Preschool
Last week the Bush Preschool group was lucky enough to have a tour through the Fingal Surf Lifesaving Club! We saw and learned about IRB (Inflatable Rescue Boat aka ruby ducky), SSV (Side by Side Vehicle), a Surf Rescue surf ski, and floating rescue devices and played some role-play games using surf lifesaving arm signals. We talked about swimming between the flags and always staying with an adult near the water. It was the perfect time of year for the children to refresh their water and sun safety awareness before they head off for holidays and enjoy lots of swimming in our local waterways. It was also wonderful to connect with this important local organisation and a HUGE thank you to Sarah Whitrod for volunteering her time and knowledge on the day!
Michelle Donohue and Lisa Maseyk
Bush Preschool Leader and Assistant
Green Team
Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden
Middle School
From The Head of Middle School
It has been another big year for the students of Lindisfarne. I am grateful for the support of so many associated with the school. The energy of our parents, students, past students, and staff, makes Lindisfanre a special place.
Middle School Christmas Service
Today, I was fortunate to attend the Middle School Christmas Service. Our Middle School and Senior School Choirs performed many beautiful carols to accompany this special service which reflected on the birth of Jesus. Reverend Constantine spoke of how Jesus was the first Christmas gift for Christians. This message of gifting was explored further by our Service Prefects, Zoe Williams and Will Carmichael who presented gifts to Mrs Margaret Lawson from Kids in Need. Margaret extended her sincere thanks to the Lindisfarne community for your generosity in supporting the Christmas Giving Tree at Lindisfarne.
I would also like to acknowledge Bethani Broad who shared a poignant Christmas message with the Middle School.
Year 8-9 Transition Service
On Tuesday, we celebrated the Year 8 into Year 9 Transition Service. This is an important ceremony to mark the end of the Middle School years and the beginning of Senior School. The students were asked to reflect on their education over the last 4 years and the various people who have played pivotal roles during this time. I spoke to the Year 8 cohort of my pride in the class of 2022, not because of their academic, sporting, or cultural achievements but because of the values, they have demonstrated in their decisions to participate in the life of our School.
I urged them to remember the lessons they have learned, and to know they will have many opportunities for success. But to understand that with some of their successes and accomplishments, will come times when they have to work through a struggle. Rather than resisting or resenting it, they should seek the challenge. Finally, I called for each member of the Year 8 cohort to look back on their schooling to date, with warmth and gratitude and to look forward with optimism.
TikTok Challenge
Previously the school has written to you regarding various challenges circulating on Tik Tok which we want you to be aware of due to the potential harm that can result from participating in some of the challenges.
Mr Marquardt spoke with the students this morning to outline his concern regarding the trend that is currently circulating across various social networks; it is not a new trend, but rather one that has reemerged of late. It is called the 'Deodorant' Challenge or the 'Frosty' Challenge.
This viral challenge involves closely spraying aerosol deodorant on bare skin for as long as the person can stand it. It hurts at the moment and can have lasting impacts as well, leaving students with a burn on their skin. The burn may appear immediately or may surface over a number of days. Small red bumps are the first sign. Should you be made aware of this, please seek medical advice immediately.
We ask parents to please talk with your children about the dangers of this challenge and explain the serious health repercussions associated with it. Monitor your student's digital footprint to see if they are watching, liking, or creating posts about the challenge.
As a reminder for the remaining few days of the 2022 and ahead of the 2023 school year, please be aware that aerosol deodorants are banned at School. Roll-on and spritz deodorants are allowed.
We value our partnership with parents in supporting young people to make good choices and decisions, keeping themselves and others safe.
Middle School Speech Day
A reminder that the Middle School Speech Day is taking place on Tuesday 6 December from 1:00pm in Ngahriyah. We invite all parents and carers to share in this important celebration of academic, sporting and cultural achievements. Your support is requested in helping to uphold our values and standards by ensuring your child is suitably attired in their full formal school uniform, including ties.
In addition to our usual process of student absence being notified via Parent Lounge, an email addressed to me is required if your child is not attending Speech Day. As these events are held during normal school time, all students are expected to attend.
We look forward to sharing the achievements of our students as well as the showcase of student talent through the various musical performances included in the ceremony.
Holiday Message
Holidays are a time to rest, recalibrate, and get ready for the next school year ahead. It is important for students to have some downtime, but also important to keep their brains active and ready to learn. I encourage the students to read lots of books during the holidays. Consistent reading is so important for students in their literacy and language development. Students often say to me that they don't have time to read as much as they would like to during the school term so I hope they have already started a list of books they would like to read.
I wish you all a Merry Christmas, a restful holiday, and a Happy New Year and I look forward to welcoming you all back here at school for the start of Term 1 next year on Monday 30 January 2023. Please note that the school will close over The Christmas/New Year break from 3 pm, Tuesday 20 December 2022 to 8 am Wednesday 4 January 2023.
Cathy Cox
Head of Middle School
Middle School Ethics Olympiad
Does intent matter when it comes to bullying? Does borrowing a friend's Netflix account constitute stealing? Does the United States, because of its unique military and economic resources, have special responsibilities to poorer nations? These are the questions that the Lindisfarne Middle School Ethics Olympiad team has been hard at work considering.
On Wednesday the 30th of November, the following Year 7 and 8 students used their training and preparation to compete in the 2022 Middle School Ethics Olympiad: Marcas Fox, Oliver Amos, Rishabha Archer-Sharma, Ava Keay, Ziggy Bailey-Wong, Sienna Williamson, Lil Proart, James Cunnah, and Kailash Sivabalan. The two teams used Zoom to engage in multiple heats against different schools from across NSW.
In the competition, students are first asked an ethical question by the judges. They have five minutes to collaboratively present their team's position on the question. The other school then has a chance to provide commentary, and there is also time for Judge's questions. Rather than seeking to point out weaknesses in the other team's argument, as they might do during a traditional debate, students in an Ethics Olympiad are rewarded points for offering alternative perspectives, analogies, new theoretical frameworks, and even offering support to the other team's arguments! Indeed, adjusting your position on the question as the discussion evolves can show a favourable ability to reflect.
Both teams conducted themselves excellently throughout the competition. The quality of their respectful discussion, collaboration, and critical and reflective thinking were impressive. Students' skills grew significantly over the course of the day and both teams received many compliments from the judges during feedback. Lindisfarne teams placed 7th and 8th and both also received honourable mentions.
Next year, Lindisfarne is excited to be commencing a Year 9 Philosophy Elective. This will allow more students to become involved in philosophical and ethical discussions and to develop the associated skills of considering perspectives, speaking diplomatically, and thinking deeply.
Ella Evans
Accelerated Reader Report
As we are almost at the end of the 2022 school year, it was appropriate to celebrate the achievements of our Stage 3 students in Accelerated Reader. We have been blown away by the engagement of the students with this program with some truly incredible reading numbers achieved.
On Monday this week we celebrated our Millionaire readers at the final Millionaire's Morning Tea for 2022. Our Millionaire's this term enjoyed a catered morning tea in the library with Mrs Cox and Mrs Lush and were each presented a certificate for their achievement.
Congratulations go to:
- Gabi Trape
- Adam Blinco
Double Millionaires
- Peyton Cecil
- Hannah Phillips
- Willow Howell
- Floyd Blair
- Jasmin Cooke
- Sonny Hamon
- Sunny Willcox
It is important to recognise the achievements of 4 students who read more words than we had thought possible in 2022! These record breakers were presented with a special certificate and a QBD Book Voucher for their achievements.
Congratulations to Claire Godden and Isabelle Daniel for reading 4 million words each and to Ashton Schneider for reading over 5 million words.
Our STAR reader in 2022 was Isabella Green in 5D who read over 5.6 million words this year! Congratulations Izzy!
5A won the STAR class award for the highest collective word count this term. This gave them a clean sweep of all 4 terms in 2022! They celebrated their achievement with a catered movie afternoon.
Well done to all our Stage 3 readers this year!
Scott Lewis
Teacher in Charge - Accelerated Reader
Senior School
From The Careers Desk
Graduation of Diploma of Business Students
On Wednesday evening I attended the graduation ceremony for our Year 12 students who completed the Diploma of Business. This qualification was achieved in addition to their Year 12 studies with classes being completed outside of school hours. This required significant commitment and dedication to balance this alongside their studies. The students have attained a nationally recognised qualification under the Australian Qualifications Framework which also makes them eligible for an ATAR equivalent of between 82-87 and credit at some universities, including Griffith University and Queensland University of Technology.
I would like to acknowledge the following students.
- Jett Berryman
- Nicholas Dowd
- Brooke Gadd
- Olivia Grosser
- Blake Hodges
- Jordan Nichols
- Ruby Sullivan
- Anabelle Turner
- Charlize Webster
- Bailey Wright
Year 10 Work Experience
This week our Year 10 students all went in different directions to attend their work experience. As far-reaching as a placement in New Zealand, Melbourne, and Sydney, as well as more local placements, they all organised a work experience where they want to find out more about the environment in that industry. I was lucky to catch up with a few of them during the week and found that they represented the school well. I look forward to hearing more about their placements next week.
Screen and Media Experience
A group of 20 Year 10 students have an interest in creative digital media studies so we organised a group work experience for them.
They visited SAE institute in Byron Bay on Tuesday for an immersive on-campus experience. The day consisted of a tour of the facilities and an interesting history of the school, followed by an interactive experience where the students had the opportunity to become Foley artists. Foley is a post production process where sound effects are created and added to the visual film. This is important as the only sound that is recorded in film is that of the voices of the primary actors. Effects like walking in snow are added in post production. The students learned that crushing cornflakes creates the perfect snow walking sound, among other effects. The afternoon introduced the students to camera and lighting design, with the students learning techniques such as 'The Rembrandt Triangle', where lights are positioned to create an inverted triangle of light below the subject's eye. This gives a balanced effect and is taken from the artistic master himself. The natural bush setting of the institute was enjoyed at lunchtime, with time for a large game of chess.
On the second and third day they worked with Sean Genders from JMB FX studios and Jake Frazer from JakeFrazerDP. Sean was the Key Prosthetic Makeup Artist to Tom Hanks in his role as 'Colonel Parker' on the Elvis biopic created by Baz Luhrmann and was with Captain Jack Sparrow on Pirates of the Caribbean 5 and Jason Momoa as Aquaman. His resume includes such big-scale films as Star Wars, The Matrix, Mad Max: Fury Road, Kong: Skull Island, and independent titles including The Invisible Man, Warwick Thornton's Firebite, Danger Close and Russell Crowe's The Water Diviner. The students worked with Sean on a project involving prosthetics and makeup. Jake Frazer, an award-winning cinematographer and photographer thened work with the students to understand lighting, videography and photography, focusing on their creations from the day. Jake also talked about careers in this industry.
School-based Traineeshop at Doggie Distractions
Doggie Distractions in Tweed Heads has new ownership and has contacted the school advising that they currently have an opening for up to 4x school-based trainees (spread out on different days of the week). This involves completing a Cert II in Animal Studies as part of your HSC subjects and also working one day per week at Doggie Distractions. If you are in Year 10 and looking for an opportunity such as this, then please contact Shannon via email firstname.lastname@example.com. As always, you can have a chat with me for more information.
Dr Marriott
Acting Director of Careers and VET
Careers and Vocational Education & Training (VET)
School Psychology / Counsellor
Business, Entrepreneurship and Enterprise
Debating and Public Speaking
Visit to Nabari Seihou High School
In the lead-up to her family trip to Japan, Alex Larsen had a great idea. She wondered if there might be an opportunity to visit Nabari Seihou High School, our Japanese Sister School. This brings us to some words of wisdom "If you don't ask the question, the answer is already 'no'. But if you ask, then it might be a 'yes'." And in this case, it was!
So on Tuesday of this week Alex, her brother Max and their parents traveled from Osaka to Nabari where they were met at the station by Mr Kosaku Sakamoto from Nabari Seihou. They enjoyed the day meeting friendly students from the English Speaking Club and even a fellow Australian, Jenny who works as a Teacher Aide at the school. Mr Sakamoto was also kind enough to take Alex and her family to see the beautiful autumn leaves in the Kochidani Valley nearby!
The Larsen family and our school are very grateful to Mr Sakamoto and the staff and students of Nabari Seihou High School for their hospitality and we hope to return the favour in the future!
Year 7 Japanese 'Eat Sushi' Excursion
Using chopsticks to eat rice and miso soup is not an easy task! Our Year 7 Japanese students recently undertook that challenge by putting their chopsticks skills and Japanese meal etiquette knowledge into practice. After learning about the "do's and don'ts" of chopsticks and Japanese meal etiquette in class, they successfully ate a meal of rice, miso soup and sushi at a local sushi restaurant! This was a wonderful culmination to our Japanese food unit. Some of the highlights of this experience included chopsticks practice in class with savoury and sweet treats, learning the meaning and significance of chopsticks rules, successfully eating miso soup with only chopsticks, and trying the different varieties of sushi of their choice. It was a lot of fun for the students and staff who helped on the day, and the students represented the school with pride by displaying appropriate cross-cultural etiquette.
Performing Arts
January Music Workshops
To kickstart 2023, our Middle and Senior School Music Ensembles will have a two-day intensive music workshop in January.
All students from Years 5 to 12 with prior ensemble involvement are invited to attend the workshop which will involve all of our Music staff and specialised professional tutors.
If you are new to the School or not currently in an ensemble you will be assigned a group on the first day.
The workshop will culminate in a concert for parents on Thursday 19 January at 1.30 pm in Ngahriyah.
Students will have the opportunity to rehearse with our core Music Ensembles as well as participate in our Mass Choir, improvisation sessions, extension ensembles, and specialised musical clinics.
Please confirm your attendance by completing the Music Workshop form or via email@example.com.
Todd Hardy
Director of Performing Arts
Germinate Records
Photography and Digital Media
Technology and Applied Studies
Visual Arts
Steampunk Masks
Year 8 Visual Arts students have been constructing Steampunk-style masks this term. Students have collected found and discarded objects to create interesting compositions on their mask base. They have created a patina-style finish using black and metallic paint. Please view some of the amazing results below.
Jane Brennan
Director of Visual Arts
Lindisfarne Success in ARTEXPRESS
Last week the Visual Arts Department received the news of four ARTEXPRESS nominations of our 2022 HSC Visual Arts students and their Bodies of Work. Congratulations to the following students on their ARTEXPRESS nominations:
- Olivia Carroll for her work The Value of Commercial Art "Not just another pretty picture"
- Chloe Guye for her work 'Contemplation'
- Elise Noakes for her work 'SEEN'
- Cate Roberts for her work 'The Wild Wild West'
ARTEXPRESS is an annual series of exhibitions of exemplary artworks created by New South Wales visual arts students for the Higher School Certificate examination. In the 2022 NSW Higher School Certificate, 8028 students submitted Bodies of Work for the 2022 HSC Visual Arts Examination, and 410 students were nominated for ARTEXPRESS. It is an amazing accolade for our students, teachers, and the school to receive four nominations for ARTEXPRESS 2023 after the many hours of work, heart, and soul that go into the creation of a Body of Work.
Further to this news, the school received notification earlier this week that Olivia Carroll and her work The Value of Commercial Art "Not just another pretty picture" has been formally selected for exhibition in 2023. Her artwork will tour a number of galleries in Sydney and in regional New South Wales next year with the 2023 ARTEXPRESS exhibition.
Congratulations to Olivia on her successful selection for ARTEXPRESS 2023 and our other amazing students on their nominations.
Jane Brennan
Director of Visual Arts
Learning Enrichment
Round Square
Waste Wise Tips
Lindisfarne Recording Studio
Digital Space
Co-curricular and Extra-curricular
From the Sportsdesk
Our first week of summer turned out to be a winter-esque final week of our integrated sports programme - with lots of rain, wind and generally cold weather seeing a lot of our sports washed out.
Thanks for the contributions that you have made throughout the year within the integrated sports space.
Please note that we will be scooping sport nominations for our 2023 Term One integrated Sports program on 19 January, when the timetables are released to students. Further information will be sent out via email.
Lindisfarne Lions Winter League 2023 - Basketball
This is not a typo - the Gold Coast Junior Basketball League's - Winter League, begins trial matches on 9 February! Therefore, our Head Coach - Nash Campbell, is keen to start selecting/placing teams (based on 2022 observations), but will want to trial any of our fresh faces that may be interested in joining us. These trials for new students (including new Year 5 or 7 intakes) will happen in Week ONE in 2023!
Please follow the registration links below for the initial sign-ups for the Lindisfarne Lions Winter League so we can get a significant number of teams placed and sorted before school comes back.
The Gold Coast Junior Basketball League is without a doubt the premier basketball competition in our region.
EVERYONE who is keen to join us for next year needs to put their name forward please by clicking on the link below.
Please carefully select the link that is your/your child's year of birth range and complete all the questions. This is a no obligation sign-up - with cost breakdowns and further information being sent to the interested players that register.
Under 10 - Born 2014 or younger (Boys and Girls)
Under 12 - Born 2012-2013 (Boys and Girls)
Under 14 - Born 2010-2011 (Boys and Girls)
Under 16 - Born 2008-2009 (Boys and Girls)
Under 18 - Born 2006-2007 (Boys ONLY)
Under 21 - Born 2003-2005 (Boys ONLY)
Open Girls - Born 2003-2007 (Girls ONLY)
Duke of Ed Qualifying Journey
What a fantastic two days experienced by the 21 Bronze participants in this year's Duke of Ed Adventurous Journey (Qualifying Journey). We had a challenging, but very scenic, first day walking from O'Reilly's Rainforest Retreat to Binna Burra via the Border Track. We walked in the shadow of Mt Wanungara and stopped at many of the lookouts along the way looking over the range and out to the ocean. The weather was excellent all day and was a cool 23 degrees in the rainforest which was a welcome relief from the heat in the sun. The camp site at the end of the first day welcomed us with hot showers and running water. After setting up our tents after a long day we cooked dinner and some made an apple pie for dessert.
The second day was a shorter walk past waterfalls and ancient caves along the ridge of the Lamington National Park. We learnt first hand about the Giant Stinging Trees in the area that have soft green leaves that have fine white stinging hairs that can sting for weeks or months. "Let's all stay away from these" - we unanimously agreed. At the end of the hike we were able to reflect on the achievements we had all made over the past two weeks while doing our Bronze Duke Of Edinburgh Award. We forged new friendships and learnt new things about ourselves and others. Thank you to Mr Eaton, Ms Brewer and Ms Evans who came along on the trip and Mr Clucas and the team from Bornhoffen for the organisation.
Australian All Schools Basketball
This week our Lindisfarne Under 15 and U17 Boys Basketball teams have been competing at the Australian Schools Championships - held at Carrara. The annual event sees the best school basketball teams from across the country challenge one another for a chance to take out their respective divisional trophies.
Both our Under 15 and Under 17 teams played their opening round fixture on Monday 28th. Whilst both teams fought hard throughout their matches, neither managed to walk away with a win. Whilst the boys were no doubt disappointed with the result, the games served as a perfect eye opener as to the high quality standard of basketball played at this tournament. Day 2 saw a huge turnaround in form with our under 15's beating a determined Hunter Sports School 52-36, before our U17's backed it up with a win of their own against the Blue Mountains State School 51-37. Our 15's then hung around for the late game, their second match for the day, and in a spirited performance outclassed their opponents Chisholm High and won 54-27.
Days 3 & 4 saw a mix of results for our 17's as they finished their tournament in 5th overall in their division. The 15's progressed in their group to finish 3rd overall in a fantastic showing for their first time in this tournament.
In what was a challenging week of competition with back to back games, our Lindisfarne basketballers can hold their heads up high and be proud of their efforts not only individually but also in the way they represented our school. A huge shout out to Nash Campbell for his guidance and coaching throughout the tournament and all the preparation work leading into it.
Basketball Summer League
The U15 boy's Division 4 basketball team competed in the grand final in the Gold Coast Basketball Summer league competition last weekend.
Despite not having their full dream team, they fought hard but were defeated. They played a great season and are looking forward to coming back stronger next year.
Douglas Shield
Our team travelled to JJ Lawrence Field, Grafton to take on St Columba in our Douglas Shield round match. After losing the toss and being asked to bat, our openers Kai Croft (20) and Rupert Fahy (28) got us off to a solid start in very hot blustery conditions. After losing both our openers Brodie McDowell (113) started strongly and put on good partnerships with Dan Lamb and Tate Marquardt on his way to his maiden hundred. Brodie played wonderfully with a mixture of smart and patient cricket along with some powerful striking, finally being dismissed in the last over. Lindisfarne finished on a very competitive score of 7/216.
Some excellent bowling early from Kai and Rupert saw the pressure mount on the St Columba batsman and 2 quick wickets to Rupert (1) and Dan (1) saw us well on top. A brief partnership developed before Charlie Evesson took the catch of the day with a one handed grab of the bowling of Tate Marquardt (3/18 from 5 overs) who bowled with great skill and accuracy. Harry Kershler (4/13 from 9 overs) spun the ball prodigiously to finish off the innings with St Columba being dismissed for 104.
An outstanding victory where every player contributed in a positive manner, the fielding and efforts on a very hot day were excellent. We now are set to play Calrossy Anglican School (Tamworth) in the new year.
Coach Anthony Kershler
Next week we have 4 teams participating in the Australian All Schools Volleyball competition on the Gold Coast. We are super excited to check the size and scope of this event out, with Carrara Indoor Sports Complex AND the Coomera Indoor Sports Centre operating concurrently across 14 hours a day - Monday to Thursday (then finals).
Please wish our inaugural squads entering into this Championship all the best!
Yr 11 Div 3 Boys | Yr 9 Div 3Boys | Yr 11 Div 3 Girls | Yr 9 Div 3 Girls |
Blake Archer | Tate Dee | Scarlett Conn | Savannah Bambery |
Callum McNicoll | Rocco Bennett | Lucinda Joyce | Annika Robinson |
Elliott Latham | Wil Grosser | Tobi Chapman | Danika Richards |
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Time: Sunday 5th February 3pm – 5pm
Sunday 12th February 3pm – 5pm
Junior Teams available for sign-ups include:
U11, U14 Boys & Girls (Play at Tweed Saturdays)
U18 Boys & Girls (Play both at Tweed & Gold Coast Fridays)
Development hockey for U6 & U8 Boys & Girls (Play Mid-week at Casuarina)
Senior Men's and Women's Teams
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Hockey 2023 National All Schools Sport Challenges
We are taking expressions of interest for the National All Schools next year in Bendigo - and will aim to have a look at this competition for our Hockey students.
It is for Years 9 and 10 girls and boys (2023):
- 28 Aug 2023, 9:00 am – 01 September 2023, 4:00 pm
- Bendigo Regional Hockey Complex, 14-30 Ashley St, Ironbark VIC 3550.
If you would like to receive more information and potential trial/training opportunities - please register through parent lounge or Student Cafe under Extra Curricular sign ups.
Surf Survival course for Advanced Surfing in 2023
Any 2023 Year 7 to 11 students that would like to participate in Advanced Surfing for Term sport during the ENTIRE 2023 will be required to have a current Surf Survival Certificate. If your child has done this previously they are not required to redo the course but they must have an up to date CPR certificate (this is only valid for 12 months). The CPR course can be done at school on February 2, during the integrated sport periods. Please sign up on parent lounge under ExtraCurricular for the CPR course.
If your child needs to do the Surf Survival course as well please contact Surf Easy Surf School at Currumbin Alley to book in and complete the course before the start of term 1 2023. Once you receive your certificate please forward a copy to email@example.com.
Spotlight on Flynn Southam
Flynn was awarded the QLD Junior Sports star of the year award at the 25th Annual QLD Sports Awards at the Brisbane Convention Centre on Tuesday night.
This award comes as no surprise to us here at Lindisfarne, of course.
A Sports Gold Coast media editorial - here.
Damien Clucas
Head of Sport
Students in Years 7-10 competed in the Northern Rivers Catholic Colleges T20 competition at Murwillumbah on Wednesday. The Lindisfarne team won their first game convincingly against St Josephs College, establishing 7/193 as the score to beat. Charlie Evesson scored 72 runs in a captain's knock that really set the tone for the rest of the innings. Charlie was ably supported by Jimmy Rosser- 36 and Tom O'Brien- 21. Ultimately the Joey's team was accounted for by some good team bowling and fielding. Lachlan Clear worked diligently with the ball, securing 3-10 off 2 overs and helping to ensure Lindisfarne's place into the final against Xavier College.
The finals game presented a much 'taller' task- with the boys from Xavier College mostly representing the upper end of the age bracketed competition. However, what was wonderful to see was the way the Lindisfarne team rose to the occasion in the field, bowling strongly to a clearly bigger and much more experienced team. Xavier College set an impressive total of 222 for the lads from Lindisfarne to hunt down. In response, the Lindisfarne team was nothing short of 'plucky' and determined. They showed real character with the bat and would not cower to their impressive opposition- eventually reaching 96 runs before running out of overs. Zac Bennet, Orlando Cherny, Tom O'Brien and Lachlan Clear all established strong foundations and good runs before eventually succumbing to the opposition.
All the players should be very proud of their efforts to secure a hard fought second place in the competition and of the way they went about it- with sportsmanship, courage and pride in themselves and their school. Well done to all.
Mr Leach
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Book of the Week: "Young Dark Emu" by Bruce Pascoe
Bruce Pascoe has collected a swathe of literary awards for Dark Emu and now he has brought together the research and compelling first-person accounts in a book for younger readers. Using the accounts of early European explorers, colonists, and farmers, Bruce Pascoe compellingly argues for a reconsideration of the hunter-gatherer label for pre-colonial Aboriginal Australians. He allows the reader to see Australia as it was before Europeans arrived – a land of cultivated farming areas, productive fisheries, permanent homes, and an understanding of the environment and its natural resources that supported thriving villages across the continent. Young Dark Emu - A Truer History asks young readers to consider a different version of Australia's history pre-European colonisation.
Praise for Young Dark Emu
"…this book should be required reading for all - it is a gift of knowledge we should all be grateful for."
– Australian Geographic Explorers
"This elegant, accessible and beguilingly informative book should be required reading."
– Katharine England, Adelaide Advertiser
"Stunningly presented in striking shades of ochre, orange, black and white, this seminal book invites young readers to contemplate a different picture of Aboriginal culture and the concept of terra nullius."
– Dr Stephanie Owen Reeder, The Canberra Times
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For more information visit the Employment page of our website.
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On A Mission To End Melanoma, One Step At A Time
One of our very own Lindisfarne Parents Emma Page is currently walking 333km from Canberra to Government House in Sydney to Raise Money and bring awareness to the Australian Skin Cancer Foundation. "The answer is simple. To prevent one more person from hearing that diagnosis "Melanoma Cancer". It changes lives forever. Not only for the person who is diagnosed but for their whole tribe.
Emma was diagnosed at the age of 38. A partner, a mother of three, a daughter, a sister, a friend, and a neighbour. She was one of the rare cases of having Stage III melanoma cancer without a primary - No Primary, straight into her lymphatic system. Melanoma does not discriminate Healthy and fit it took over her body without much warning.
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Granddaughters of the late Harry Nevins are continuing the family's conservation legacy
The new Door County Land Trust (DCLT) leader did not negotiate for the latest property acquisition, but she most certainly applauded it.
This summer, DCLT received ownership of 9.27 acres of unspoiled Green Bay shoreline, wetland and forest to add to the more than 8,800 acres of land that it's already protecting countywide. On her first visit, new DCLT director Emily Wood liked what she saw.
Never developed, the rectangle of land just south of the former Mariner Resort property – which the Nevins family operated for almost 50 years, starting in the early 1960s – stretches from Highway G to the rocky Green Bay shore just south of the village of Egg Harbor.
Wood, a former executive director of the Indiana Wildlife Federation, said DCLT has no plans or reasons at this time to develop trails or parking on the nine-acre property and has a long list of reasons to preserve and protect the property in perpetuity.
"It's not one that has a high recreational value, but it has an extremely high ecological value," Wood said. "When we look at properties, we look at a number of different values, and ecological value is one that's important for us to maintain."
Jesse Koyen, DCLT's stewardship director, emphasized the importance of protecting the entire property and noted that it would be tricky and expensive to create public access all the way to the shoreline because of the large wetland that spans the center of most of the site.
DCLT can now ensure the protection of 385 feet of shoreline along a stretch of Green Bay shore that has seen a recent upswing in cottage teardowns and large-home and dock construction. The land donation will help prevent development that disrupts habitats and speeds up runoff.
The organization also can ensure protection of mature woodland, as well as an ecologically priceless wetland and ancient dune that provide wildlife habitat and filter surface water before it seeps into the lake.
After a few minutes of meandering along game trails, changing course and ducking through a muddy cedar thicket, Wood waded through tall, native sedge, tiptoed around the remaining upright leaves of irises and passed beneath an old deer stand with a wooden ladder. Before her was the two-acre wetland.
She recognized the call of an American toad breaking the silence and predicted that in the early spring, the tree-rimmed wetland would be teeming with insects and echoing with the singing, calling migratory birds that feed upon them.
Unlike some wetlands or shallow ponds, this one does not provide panoramic views worthy of postcard photos. Instead, brush, grasses and trees grow thick in the mucky soils and shallow sections of the low-lying swamp. Wood looked around and noticed a lot of small willows, some native dogwood and ash in the moist areas, and aspen, cedar and other tall trees ringing the wetland.
"These types of wetlands, because they're so dense, are great for water birds to come in and raise their young," she said. "There's a lot of cover for protection from predators and raptors. This is really important, critical migratory bird habitat, especially on the flyway we're on. During migration, it's probably full of songbirds.
"One of the things we try to do at the Land Trust is to protect corridors that connect landscapes that have a high ecological value for wildlife and for migratory birds," Wood added.
DCLT's senior land protection manager, Terrie Cooper, noted in an upcoming Land Trust newsletter the site's rarity for providing habitat not only for birds, but also for amphibians.
Granddaughters of Late Harry Nevins Continue Conservation Legacy
DCLT's new communications coordinator, Kay McKinley, wrote a feature story for the organization's Landings newsletter this month detailing how the granddaughters of the late Harry Nevins fulfilled his wish to keep the property completely unspoiled. McKinley's article notes that the family's "legacy of conservation" may continue forever because of the donation of the property that served as a childhood wonderland for sisters Susi, Nancy and Lori Nevins.
McKinley also reported that the land donation continues a preservation tradition started by the property's original owner, Ferdinand Hotz, a jeweler and artist who bought and protected thousands of acres of land in the county, including half of what became Newport State Park.
Wood said her Indiana Wildlife Federation work allowed her to work with land-trust organizations on many occasions in Indiana and Great Lakes states, and she's glad to have the opportunity to help protect ecologically sensitive sites and critical habitat here. She said she's fascinated that Door County has so many different types of land and so many microhabitats, and there are more places that need protection than public entities such as the state and county can acquire and maintain.
"When we care for wildlife, we care for ourselves and our communities and our watersheds," Wood said.


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There are a number of variables indicating the number of participants within the group that the JEM was estimated from – this is minimum 10 for total number of participants, but for some JEMS fewer persons responded to that specific item, so the number could be down to a minimum of 8.
We used the most detailed information available (6 digits). If there were less than 10 participants in a group, this group was combined with those respondents for whom 1 less digit of DISCO was available. All estimates were generated sex-specifically, so that the minimum number of respondents within each group was amongst male or female respondents respectively.
If we could not classify participants at the three-digit level in a group of at least 10 participants using the approach described, these participants were excluded. For all participants with a six-digit disco code, the last digit in the code was 0. Consequently, there was no difference between six- and five-level codes and five-level codes were not included in the procedure.
Reference: Madsen IEH, Gupta N, Budtz-Jørgensen E, et al. Physical work demands and psychosocial working conditions as predictors of musculoskeletal pain: a cohort study comparing self-reported and job exposure matrix measurements. Occup Environ Med 2018; 75: 752-8.
Contact information: Ida E. H. Madsen, firstname.lastname@example.com ; Reiner Rugulies, firstname.lastname@example.com ; Andreas Holtermann, firstname.lastname@example.com (all affiliated at the National Research Centre for the Working Environment, Copenhagen, Denmark)
Access: To obtain access to data follow the application procedure on this site. You will find an overview of the access posibilies to the JEM here Hent dokument.
Quantitative demands, emotional demands, decision authority, job insecurity, violence, and job strain.
The JEM was developed based on a representative sample of the Danish workforce.
Job title and industry classification system:
The JEM is available in both the DISCO-88 and DISCO-08 systems.
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The data used to generate the JEM was collected in 2012. We are currently working on developing other JEMs based on earlier data, classified according to DISCO-88.
Measures of exposure:
Quantitative demands is a scale-score ranging from 1 to 5 as a mean of five items each scored 1-5. Higher score indicates higher demands. The dichotomization is done at the 90-percentile. Items are: Do you have time enough for your work tasks? Do you have deadlines that are difficult to keep? Do you get unexpected work tasks that put you under time pressure? Are you available outside normal working hours? Do you have to work overtime?
Emotional demands is a scale-score ranging from 1 to 5 as a mean of two items each scored 1-5. Higher score indicates higher demands. The dichotomization is done at the 90-percentile. Items are: Do you get emotionally involved in your work? Do you have to deal with the problems of e.g. clients, patients or students in your work (not problems of your colleagues)?
Decision authority is a scale-score ranging from 1 to 5 as a mean of two items each scored 1-5. Higher score indicates higher decision authority. The dichotomization is done at the 10-percentile. Items are: Can you influence how you solve your work tasks? Can you influence when you solve your work tasks?
Job insecurity is a single item scored 1-5, higher score indicates higher job insecurity: Are you worried about becoming unemployed?
Violence is a probability based exposure within past 12 months from a single item: Have you within the past 12 months been exposed to physical violence at your workplace? (yes/no).
Job strain is the combination of both High Quantitative demands and Low Decision authority, where Quantitative demands and Decision authority are dichotomized based on sex-specific median splits.
For dichotomous exposures the JEM includes: predicted probability of exposure according to job group, sex and age. Estimates were generated using a logit model with disco-group and age (spline) as predictors of exposure.
For continuous exposures the JEM includes: Mean level of exposure and standard deviation of the mean, according to job group, sex and age. Estimates were generated in a random intercept multilevel model using BLUP estimators.
Demographic dimensions:
Estimates were generated separately for men and women, and age was modelled as a spline according to the sex-specific quartiles of the age-distribution in the population.


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(MENAFN- The Peninsula) Doha: Ooredoo Qatar has announced to sponsor Falcon Ride's new eBikes initiative, which offers sustainable transport around Doha. The new eBikes, powered by clean energy and sporting the Ooredoo logo, will allow users to collect a bike and ride within approved areas in Doha. The eBikes will operate via Internet of Things powered by Ooredoo's network.
The new sponsorship is the latest in a programme of initiatives to protect the environment as part of Ooredoo's corporate social responsibility strategy, which includes a firm commitment to sustainability in line with the United Nations Sustainability Goals.
The fleet of eBikes will be deployed gradually, starting October 20, 2021. Available eBikes can be found via the O-Falcon app, which can be downloaded for iPhone and Android. Sabah Rabiah Al Kuwari, Director PR at Ooredoo, said:"Following on from previous similar initiatives, we're delighted to be working with Falcon Ride on this worthwhile new venture. Many major cities around the world have clean energy transport options such as these, and we're proud to be contributing to developing sustainable transport in and around Doha to ensure a sustainable future for generations to come."
Hussain Abdulla, Co-Founder and Managing Director of Falcon, said:"We are proud to be associated with the nation's leading telco operator, Ooredoo. We plan to bring more eco-friendly mobility solutions to the country, facilitating carbon footprint reductions by providing such mobility solutions. This is another proof of our ability to work alongside corporates to provide sustainable transportation solutions and promote clean energy in line with Qatar National Vision 2030."
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Itinerary Planner
The Angel's Way – Bitesize Walk Three
A Picturesque Harbour, the Mischievous Delavals & a Holy Well.
Distance: 4-6 miles
Start: Seaton Sluice (public bus, car or bike)
Route: Seaton Sluice harbour – Seaton Delaval Hall - New Hartley – Holywell Pond Nature Reserve – Holywell Bridge
Finish: Holywell Bridge
In a nutshell:
The pretty harbour of Seaton Sluice was once a bustling scene of intense industrial activity. Salt pans, glass making kilns and colliery ships created wealth for the Delaval family who developed it in the 18th century.
Few families were as energetic or mischievious as the 18th century "Gay Delavals" whose magnificent home was the stately Seaton Delaval Hall. Wild parties, amateur dramatics, musical evenings and outrageous practical jokes played on unsuspecting house guests were their idea of fun.
New Hartley provides a sobering reminder of the ever-present danger faced by coalminers on the Northumberland coalfield. The beautifully maintained Memorial Garden commemorates the Hester Pit Disaster of 1862.
Refreshments stops come in all shapes and sizes. The original "Holy Well" (now located on private land near Holywell Bridge) was a bubbling spring of iron-bearing water believed to have healing properties and used by medieval monks travelling an ancient route linking Tynemouth Priory and Newstead Abbey, near Morpeth.
Why not visit:
- The Church of Our Lady, Seaton Delaval – for 700 years the private chapel of the Delaval family it has impressive Hatchments (painted Coat of Arms) on display.
- Seaton Delaval Hall
Itinerary Items
Item |
Seaton Delaval Hall |
Church of Our Lady |
Product Information
Seaton Delaval Hall
Whitley Bay
Contact Details:
The Avenue
Seaton Sluice
Whitley Bay
Tyne and Wear
NE26 4QRTel:
+44 0191 237 9100Church of Our Lady
Contact Details:
St Michaels Avenue
Seaton Sluice
Tyne and Wear
NE26 4QRTel:
+44 0191 2525163
Itinerary Distances
From | To | Distance * (metric) |
Seaton Delaval Hall (55.08216,-1.49646) | Church of Our Lady (55.08219,-1.49662) | 0.01 |
Total Distance * | 0.01 miles | |
Estimated Journey Time | 0 minutes |
* Approximate distance by road


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It's that time of year again when the dust starts to settle on your Macbook's screen and it starts to feel a little bit dirty. Here are some tips and tricks to help you get your Macbook looking and feeling like new again:
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This is one of the best Mac tips to improve the Macbook's performance and make it look like new again.
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- With just a little bit of effort, you can keep your Macbook running like new for years to come.
#3. Clean the keyboard and the trackpad with a clean piece of cloth.
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#4. Use a vacuum cleaner to clean the inside of the laptop.
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- Then, vacuum the inside of the Macbook itself, being careful not to touch any sensitive components.
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As Donald Trump finalizes their cupboard and programs their transition to 45th President on the usa, their cadre of billionaire advisors — those with effective purses plus the Commander-in-Chief's ear — will continue to develop.
Let me reveal an operating range of every billionaire member of Trump's internal group — from case members to economic advisers and inaugural committee customers — in alphabetical order.
Leader of nevada Sands Corporation Sheldon Adelson sits along with his spouse, Miriam. (AP . [+] Photo/Patrick Semansky)
Sheldon Adelson: The casino titan controls nevada Sands Corp. and it is a part of Trump's inauguration committee alongside his wife, Miriam.
Trump link: a governmental heavyweight just who spent a lot more than $100 million attempting to elect a Republican in 2012, Adelson apparently committed only $5 million to Trump's promotion. The guy also possess the Las Vegas Review-Journal, the only newsprints in the united states to recommend Trump.
Andrew Beal: The Tx buyer and creator of Beal financial are an associate of Trump's financial advisory council.
Trump relationship: He squared off against Trump in '09, when he and Carl Icahn unsuccessfully made an effort to control Trump enjoyment destinations — which had Trump's Atlantic urban area attributes — during case of bankruptcy. In Sep Beal gave $2 million to an excellent PAC the guy assisted set-up to aid Trump.
Donald Trump and Betsy DeVos. (Image by Drew Angerer/Getty Pictures)
Betsy DeVos: Daughter-in-law of billionaire Amway cofounder Richard DeVos, she is called Trump's select for assistant of studies.
Harold Hamm. Professional Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg
Harold Hamm: many winning fracking leader, the president and President of Continental methods are reported to be in the running for either power or indoors secretary.
Trump connection: Hamm is advising Trump on oil and gas for a long time, getting your a prime talking position from the GOP convention in July, in which Hamm said Trump would "restore America's rightful location while the fuel frontrunner around the globe."
Diane Hendricks. Professional photographer: John McCormick/Bloomberg
Diane Hendricks: The cofounder of roofing massive ABC sources is America's wealthiest self-made woman and an associate of Trump's financial advisory and inaugural committees.
Trump connection : A longtime GOP donor and ardent supporter of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, Hendricks turned to team Trump just after originally providing $5 million to a super PAC promoting Walker's quote when it comes to presidency.
Jon Huntsman. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
Jon Huntsman, Jr.: The boy of billionaire Huntsman Corp. founder Jon Huntsman, the former Utah governor and 2012 presidential prospect is actually reported becoming in mind for assistant of condition.
Trump link: Huntsman, Jr. recommended Trump in May but known as on your to bow from the race in October after audio revealed Trump bragging about committing intimate attack in 2005 (Trump ignored it as "locker place talk").
Billionaire activist trader Carl Icahn. Photographer: Winner J. Blue/Bloomberg
Carl Icahn: The activist investor's partner, Gail, serves on Trump's inaugural committee.
Trump relationship: Icahn did handles Trump for longer than twenty five years — he had best evolution gaming casinos been the greatest bondholder in Trump's Taj Mahal casino during the early-90s bankruptcy proceeding, after that unsuccessfully attemptedto manage Trump recreation holiday resorts with Andrew Beal last year before successfully taking it more in 2014. In August he apparently decreased an offer to become listed on Trump's economic advisory council.
Travis Kalanick talking in Munich in 2015. (TOBIAS HASE/AFP/Getty Photos)
Travis Kalanick: I n mid-December the Uber cofounder and Chief Executive Officer was added to Trump's "President's Strategic and Policy message board" — a group of best CEOs led by Blackstone billionaire Stephen Schwarzman that may advise Trump on what federal government policies will impact the economy.
Linda McMahon. Photographer: Albin Lohr-Jones/Pool via Bloomberg
Linda McMahon: The spouse of industry Wrestling activity billionaire Vince McMahon, she had been called Trump's pick for administrator on the Small Business government
Trump connections: The McMahons posses offered at the least $5 million on the Donald J. Trump Foundation; Trump once shaven this lady husband's tresses during the ring during a WrestleMania tournament used on Trump Plaza casino in Atlantic City.
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Elon Musk: In mid-December the chief administrator of both Tesla engines and SpaceX had been added to Trump's "President's Strategic and plan discussion board" — a team of leading CEOs directed by Blackstone billionaire Stephen Schwarzman which will advise Trump about how authorities strategies will affect the economy.
Trump connections : Musk attended Trump's high-profile meeting with leading tech professionals in December, though throughout election the guy apparently mentioned, "In my opinion somewhat strongly that [he] may not be the proper guy" when it comes down to presidency.
Donald Trump with John Paulson. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
John Paulson: The hedge account manager, who is most commonly known for wagering against subprime mortgages at peak regarding the 2007 credit bubble, are a part of Trump's economic advisory council.
Trump relationship: Since will 2016 Trump have $3 million to $15 million purchased Paulson's funds and Trump bought their Miami vacation resort, Doral, from a team that provided Paulson in 2011.
Isaac Perlmutter: The reclusive wonder activities chief executive and Israeli Army vet will apparently recommend the Trump administration on pros issues. His girlfriend, Laurie, acts on Trump's inaugural committee.


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Pastor Jim describes how exactly to mastered becoming lonely as just one Christian.
Are you presently lonesome tonight? I could listen to Elvis Presley singing this song while he shown just how much he had been missing his adore. In my own head I'm able to see thousands of unmarried people howling with Elvis because they present the loneliness in their schedules. Coyotes would need to just take the second chair to the choir's rendition.
Loneliness is actually a plague for several unmarried adults. They visits all of them at peculiar times along with strange stores. They could be in a room full of visitors but the ache of loneliness hits them like a lot of bricks. Possibly its overnight when they're complete aided by the day's tasks as well as have absolutely nothing to target but their feelings. Loneliness makes one experience depressed and that can be an unhealthy force if you don't dealt with.
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Goodness will not want His young ones getting lonely. The fresh Testament shows that Christ typically chose to feel by yourself. However Christ got never depressed. John 8:29 reports "And He which delivered me personally is through myself; he's not remaining myself alone, for I always perform some items that is pleasing to Him." Jesus was just one sex with many different objectives on Him. It's my opinion that Jesus had been providing an important element not to experience loneliness. He stuffed His times by searching for exactly what delighted God.
Alive where God's nature exists
Yeah, best, Jim! My personal response could be 'no' and 'yes.' I am not indicating you dismiss realities and reside in a fantasy world. My encouragement is to live where God's Spirit is always present and empowering you with hope and joy.
But Jim you never see the power trailing loneliness as one adult. We beg to differ with you for I practiced being unmarried after my divorce proceedings. Whenever I decided to focus on the last and myself, I was profoundly disheartened and disheartened. The loneliness enveloped me like a mighty stress field that appeared to squeeze living off myself.
Provide with as well as people
However, as I 'chose' to seek Jesus and spend time serving with as well as other people, i came across that my personal loneliness evaporated like a mist. Is a definition of loneliness that we ask you to definitely start thinking about:
Loneliness: The mental energy that develops when one concentrates on on their own as well as their last or existing condition.
Simple fact is that cesspool that develops should there be perhaps not proper and balanced ahead retailer.
Spending some time with Goodness
Becoming depressed just isn't an adverse condition. All of us should follow Jesus' instance and spend time alone, particularly with God.
do not pay attention to your self
Loneliness isn't a result of becoming alone. This is the 'developed' problem we will see our selves in When we setting a lot of target our very own conditions and our selves.
Feel hands-on: Do you have an adverse self image?
Feel proactive as just one mature and bring inventory of your life. Do you have a healthy self-esteem in most aspects of your daily life? Or even, here is the first place to use electricity and thought. Uncover precisely why you posses a poor self-image in a place and techniques they in a healthy way. This could entail a therapist that will help you progress.
Inquire God the place you should offer
Query Jesus in which He desires you to provide. There are a lot wonderful regions of services that you can do separately, in or through a church, or in the community. You can find actually tens of thousands of non-profits within our communities that produce an excellent change. However, the solution must be done mostly to God after which to others. This may save many heartaches any time you keep this in mind.
Marriage will not resolve loneliness, not really a commitment. I would suggest that should you tend to be having loneliness along with out over come across a link to resolve they you will simply bring the main causes to the newer partnership. I would ike to reveal it one other way. If you HAVE TO attain MARRIED, you may be on course for difficulty – after all CHALLENGE.
Wedding is a wonderful thing if off to the right person during the right time. I have discovered your best spot are is to wish to be married, yet not need to be married. Truly a spot of tranquility which allows knowledge to penetrate any affairs that will create.
Becoming unmarried way you're maybe not hindered to offer God
I like the language that Paul contributed in 1Corinthians 7 that it's a desirable place to getting solitary. Truly too worst that too many church buildings you should never honor this. Paul states that when it is solitary you are not hindered to serve goodness.
Sense force? Keep in mind Jesus is with you!
If you find yourself experiencing the energy of loneliness I pray that Jesus uses these phrase to change your focus. We realize that culture can put countless stress upon your. But Jesus is by using you-all committed.
He would like to bless both you and make suggestions to times of big victories and pleasure. Don't allow your ideas or the wicked one to deprive you of the happiness. Satan knows that any time you stay beneath the power of loneliness you are restricting God's true blessing on your own lives.
You're a wonderful development and get big importance. Leave goodness to fill the days with desire and power when you accept their knowledge and assistance.
Psalm 68:6 – goodness can make a home when it comes down to lonely


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A motions hearing is underway at Santa Monica Courthouse in Judy Huth's lawsuit against Bill Cosby.
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It's Coming, So Get Ready: Demand Planning During An Economic Recession
Summer 2019
Journal of Business Forecasting Volume 38 | Issue 2 | Summer 2019
The lead article of this issue deals with the anticipated economic slowdown and how to manage demand in such an event, written by a director of demand planning who has seen multiple recessions during his career. Pat Bower offers practical advice on how to plan before recession hits, and how you can gain insight into how your consumers will react by digging into your own data. He also reveals how to know which specific economic indicators affect which products, allowing you to anticipate impact on specific SKUs ahead of time, and how to use predictive analytics to correlate your demand curve with different severities of economic downturn.
We don't know when the next recession will hit, or how severe it will be, but we know it's coming - this could be the most important article you ever read as a demand planner, forecaster or S&OP professional.
Other highlights of this issue include a comprehensive guide to predictive analytics algorithms and tools which will help forecasters and data scientists succeed in the age of AI, as well as some potentially groundbreaking ideas on how programmatic advertising can be connected to demand planning systems allowing for real time e-commerce demand shaping.
Featured Articles:
U. S. Economy Breaks Recovery Cycle Record - But Are Cracks Starting To Appear?
By Jamal Nahavandi
Realignments in Capex and Export Flows Keep Global Growth on a Plateau
By Evangelos Otto Simos
The Untapped Potential of Programmatic Advertising in Demand Planning and Forecasting
By Ryan A. Harris
An Implementation Framework for Integrated Planning Transformations
By Conrad den Hertog
Fostering Collaboration - A Framework For Understanding Mindsets In S&OP
By Larry Lapide
How the Digital Economy is Impacting the Supply Chain
By Charles Chase
The Predictive Analytics Tool Box - Understanding the Tools and Algorithms
By Eric Wilson
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Answers to Your Forecasting Questions
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