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Policy Regarding Special Trading Procedures THIS POLICY WAS ADOPTED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS This policy applies to all directors and officers of GP Natural Resource Partners LLC (the "Company"), as well as other individuals to whom this policy is delivered. Certain provisions of this policy apply only to directors and to officers of the Company who are subject to the reporting requirements of Section 16 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Pre-Clearance Group"). The policy should be read carefully, and any questions should be directed to the persons listed below. Wyatt Hogan
Kathy Roberts The Company has adopted a Policy on Insider Trading that applies to each director, officer and consultant of the Company and to such employees of Quintana Minerals Corporation, Western Pocahontas Properties Limited Partnership and their affiliates that provide services to Natural Resource Partners L.P. ("NRP") or the Company (collectively, the "Insiders"). A copy of that Policy on Insider Trading has been distributed or made available to all Insiders and is incorporated herein by reference. This Policy Regarding Special Trading Procedures describes additional special trading restrictions that apply to all directors, officers and, with respect to the blackout period provisions, other individuals to whom this policy is delivered. All directors, officers and designated persons must comply strictly with this policy as well as comply with the Company's Policy on Insider Trading. There are times when the Company may be aware of a material, non-public development concerning the Company or one of its affiliates, including NRP. If you trade in securities of NRP before the development is either disclosed to the public or resolved, you may expose yourself and the Company to a charge of insider trading that could be costly and difficult to defend. This can occur even though you may not know of the development or its details. In addition, the Company and NRP could receive negative publicity if you trade during such development. 1. Provisions Applicable To Pre-Clearance Group (Section 16 Reporting Persons) A. Pre-Clearance. All members of the Pre-Clearance Group and members of their immediate families and personal households may enter into transactions involving common units of NRP only after pre-clearing their intent to trade with the Vice President - General Counsel.[1] Clearance by the Vice President - General Counsel will not relieve the director or officer of the obligation to otherwise comply with the Company's policy or the securities law relating to insider trading. If you intend to engage in a trade, you must receive from the Vice President - General Counsel[2] a signed Trading Authorization Request, a form of which is attached as Exhibit A to this policy. The Vice President - General Counsel may refuse to permit any transaction if she determines that the transaction could give rise to a charge of insider trading. After you receive permission to engage in a transaction, you must complete your transaction within five business days (unless otherwise indicated on the Trading Authorization Request) or make a new request for clearance. The exercise of an employee option to purchase units of NRP for cash is not subject to these pre-clearance procedures. Nevertheless, the units so acquired may not be sold until after authorization from the Vice President - General Counsel has been received, and after all other requirements of this policy have been satisfied. B. Post-Trading Reporting. All members of the Pre-Clearance Group are required to report to the Vice President - General Counsel any transaction in NRP's securities undertaken by them or members of their immediate families and personal household not later than the end of the business day on which the transaction occurs. Each report you make to the Vice President - General Counsel should include the date of the transaction, quantity, price, and broker-dealer through which the transaction was effected. This reporting requirement may be satisfied by sending (or having your broker send) duplicate confirmations of trades to the Vice President - General Counsel if the Vice President - General Counsel receives that information by the required date. 2. Blackout Periods No person subject to this policy may trade in NRP's securities during the 10-day period prior to a quarterly or annual earnings release, or the two-day period following a quarterly or annual earnings release. The Company may extend a blackout period at any time if at the time the Company believes trading by Insiders would be inappropriate because of developments at the Company that are or could become material. If you are advised that the Company is in a blackout period, you may not buy or sell NRP's securities under any circumstances until you are advised that the blackout has been lifted and your transaction is specifically approved. In addition, you may not inform anyone else within or outside the Company that a blackout period has been imposed (other than the Vice President - General Counsel or that officer's representative, or except as authorized by the Vice President - General Counsel). 3. Communicating Potential Material Information If you become aware of information about the Company, NRP or any of their affiliates that is or may become material, you should promptly communicate that information to the Chief Executive Officer, President, Chief Financial Officer, Vice President - General Counsel and the Vice President - Investor Relations of the Company. This communication is very important to allow the Company to determine whether, how and when the information should be reported to the public. It is also critical to permit the Vice President - General Counsel to determine whether to permit transactions in securities of NRP. Except for this communication, you should keep the information confidential and share it only with the Company's accountants and legal counsel who have a need to know as directed by any of the above officers. If you have any doubt about whether information may be material, you should err in favor of prompt communication to the Chief Executive Officer, President, Chief Financial Officer, Vice President - General Counsel and the Vice President - Investor Relations. 4. Reporting Violations If you know or have reason to believe that any compliance procedures contained in this Policy have been or are about to be violated in any way, you should promptly bring the actual or potential violation to the attention of the Vice President - General Counsel. This document states a policy of GP Natural Resource Partners LLC and is not intended to be regarded as the rendering of legal advice. TRADING AUTHORIZATION REQUEST NATURAL RESOURCE PARTNERS L.P. Section I: To be completed by the officer or director Name:______________________________________ Position: ____________________________________ Number of units to be purchased or sold: __________________ Type of Transaction: Unit Purchase_____ Sale______ Certification I certify that I am not in possession of material, nonpublic information about Natural Resource Partners or any of its subsidiaries. Signature:__________________________________ Date:__________________ Section II: Approval I approve________ disapprove________ the above transaction. Vice President - General Counsel:___________________________ Date:__________________ Note: This procedure must be repeated if the transaction is not completed within five business days beginning with the approval date in Section II. [1] If the Vice President - General Counsel or members of his immediate family and personal household wish to enter into transactions involving common units of NRP, the Vice President - General Counsel must pre-clear that intent to trade with the Company's Chief Executive Officer or Chief Financial Officer. [2] In the absence of the Vice President - General Counsel, Trading Authorization Requests may be submitted to the Vice President - Investor Relations. |


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Home to School Transport Policy
This page is known as: www.birmingham.gov.uk/transport-policy
On Monday 07 January 2013 Birmingham City Council approved a new Home to School Transport Policy and a new Post 16 Transport Policy. Copies of these new policies are supplied below. Birmingham City Council opened a consultation on making changes to the home to school transport policy in November 2011; this consultation ended in July 2012. The feedback and issues raised were carefully considered and informed the new policies.
The policies were adopted from 07 January 2013 for pupils starting school or post 16 provision on or after Sunday 01 September 2013. The new policies will be applied from 01 September 2013 for any pupils or young people who are new starters. The new Post 16 Transport Policy will apply to all young people moving into Year 12 in September 2013.
Full copies of the new policies are attached below and we are currently in the process of revising our notes for guidance for parents and carers.
The key changes to the policies are as follows:
- The introduction of Personal Transport Budgets for parents and carers and access to independent travel training for identified children and young people.
- The adoption of the statutory qualifying distances – up to 8 years old 2 miles, over 8 years old 3 miles.
- The removal of transport support based on parental choice of denominational school.
- Increased coordination via SENAR of the assessment and review of SEN pupils receiving specialist transport support – to identify changes in circumstances.
- Transport assistance for SEN pupils will only be considered to the nearest appropriate school as identified by the local authority; parental choice of a more distant school will not be supported.
- Post 16 Transport Policy - Where the travel support provided consists of a taxi or specialist vehicle, the young person and / or his or her parents or carers will be required to contribute towards the cost of this. The amount that will be required is £600 per annum or £300 if the young person is from a low income family.

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Brewer and Lake join Beavers
The club is delighted to announce the signing of young midfielder Tommy Brewer. Tommy Brewer is an all action central midfielder who spent last season with Wealdstone, Carshalton Athletic and Lewes. The twenty year old is a Hampton local, and was a regular on the Beveree terraces in his youth. He started his career a... Read more
Training facility secured
The club are pleased to announce they have secured training facilities for next season at St Paul's College, Sunbury, where the college are installing a 3G facility. The club will have access to the facility on their usual Thursday training nights throughout the upcoming season. The club already have an existing link ... Read more
Pre-season friendly arranged
The club are pleased to announce that another pre-season friendly has been agreed, to be played on Saturday, July 20th. Ryman Premier League Champions Whitehawk, now called Brighton City FC, will be the visitors to Beveree that day with a 3pm kick off. During last season, the Beavers did well against the East Brighto... Read more
Club trials
In the last week, over 100 applicants were whittled down to 40 players who were invited to take part in trials on Thursday night, a good exercise for the club. These were a wide range of players from released players formerly at professional clubs, down to others from lower level looking to move up in their football. T... Read more
Preseason Friendlies Announced
It's that time of year again when clubs and fans start to look forward to next season, and to that end Hampton & Richmond Borough FC are delighted to announce their first preseason friendlies in the buildup to the 2013-14 Ryman League Premier Division season. The games start in early July, with a trialists... Read more
Woodyer joins coaching team
The club is delighted to announce the addition of Neil Woodyer to the coaching team. Neil, a UEFA B coach, will work alongside managers Paul Barry and Darren Powell, joining us from Chertsey Town, having previously worked at Camberley Town and Farnborough. As well as this, Neil has also played for North Shore Utd &... Read more
Hampton & Richmond Borough 1 Bognor Regis Town 0
The Beavers ended the season with a pleasing win over Bognor Regis on a cool breezy afternoon at the Beveree. After Terry Dodd had shot well over for the Rocks early in the game, Joe Turner tested keeper Stoner on 10 minutes with a shot which forced the keeper to use his legs to save. On the half hour, Terry Dodd tho... Read more
Hampton 2 Canvey island 2
Hampton & Richmond Borough came from two goals down to rescue a point against a Canvey Island side that will play in the Ryman Premier Division again next season after missing out on this term's playoffs. It was the first game for Darren Powell and Paul Barry since they were announced as the new permanent joint man... Read more
Cray Wanderers 2 Hampton & Richmond Borough 0
The Beavers went down to relegation-threatened Cray Wanderers team, in a tired performance which showed the efforts the team have gone through in April, 8 games in 20 days. The first chance fell to the hosts on 15 minutes as Phillips beat 3 Hampton defenders before pulling the ball back to Bremner, beating Darren Powe... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 3 Wealdstone 1
Hampton recorded only their sixth home league win of the season with a convincing 3-1 victory against high flying Wealdstone. The Stones were second in the table coming into this match, and would have been expecting to close the almost insurmountable gap between themselves and leaders Whitehawk. There were two changes ... Read more
Hampton & Richmond Borough 0 Harrow Borough 0
In a game that was short on quality but big on stubborn defensive play, the Beavers ground out a point that keeps them away from the teams fighting relegation. Yet it is the visitors that were happiest with the point as the Beavers could have nicked the win, given the second half display. The first half was attritiona... Read more
Help for Heroes Charity Cup
The quarter final game vs Brentford's development squad for the right to play Hanworth Villa in the semi-final will now take place on Thursday April 25th with a 7-45 kick off. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 0 East Thurrock Utd 3
In wet conditions on a pitch that slowly got worse as the afternoon went on, the Beavers found themselves beaten by clinical finishing by an East Thurrock side chasing a playoff place. Due to the previous day's rain, volunteers from the fans had assisted the groundstaff to try and disperse the standing water on the pi... Read more
Pitch Inspection - vs East Thurrock Utd
Just to confirm there will be a pitch inspection at 10-30am to determine if the pitch is playable for this afternoon's game vs East Thurrock Utd can take place. If you are free, the team of volunteers currently working to give the game a chance to take place could always do with another pair of hands. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 3 Leiston 3
A stirring fight back from the Beavers gained them a well earned point against Leiston, after being 2-0 then 3-1 down with a half hour to play. The Beavers came out with a definite sense of purpose and on 4 minutes, Tom Hickey intercepted a pass in midfield and took the opportunity to drive forward, but his shot was... Read more
Met Police 1 Hampton & Richmond 0
After the sparkling performance of Thursday night against Enfield Town, the Beavers came up against a Met Police side that had clearly done their homework and gave them no room to play in. In a first half that struggled to come to life, the Beavers made the opening chance on 8 minutes when Mo Bettamer managed to beat ... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 4 Enfield Town 2
After the departure of Mark Harper, coach Paul Barry and captain Darren Powell took charge on this rare excursion into Thursday Night Football and the players responded with a fine performance against fellow mid-table dwellers Enfield Town. After a cagey start, Enfield took the lead on 11 minutes as a Hunt cross from ... Read more
Carshalton Athletic 3 Hampton & Richmond 0
Another fruitless performance, this time against the league's bottom club, was sufficient for Mark Harper to decide enough was enough and tender his resignation after the game. The game opened with the Beavers kicking into the wind, but it was Carshalton who took the lead. Bradford ended up with the ball within the 6 ... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 0 Kingstonian 1
Another fruitless afternoon in front of the Beveree faithful for the Beavers, who despite plenty of effort and good approach play, just couldn't convert the possession and play into goals. A decent start by the Beavers saw both Tony Taggart and James Simmonds attempt to beat Tolfrey from distance but the keeper had a ... Read more
Whitehawk 0 Hampton & Richmond 0
A disciplined and hard working performance saw the Beavers pick up a well earned point at the league leaders, who failed to impress and prove their position. Although Rodney Chiweshe had an easy save from Rossi-Bianco to give him an early touch of the ball, and Joe Turner's long shot from 20 yd just cleared the Whiteh... Read more
Chaplain's Corner v Kingstonians 30th March 2013
Where were you in the summer of '66? I know some of you were not even born, but I remember it as if it were yesterday. I must be getting old when I write things like that!!! 1966, the year we hosted & won the world cup. There were some great games, as well as some rough ones, in the tournament. Pele, one of the gre... Read more
Hampton & Richmond vs Wealdstone
After this morning's inspection, the game has indeed been postponed to a later date. When this has been arranged with Wealdstone, it will be posted here. Read more
Charlie Moone
Following a seven-day approach, leading scorer Charlie Moone has decided to accept the offer from Boreham Wood. We would like to thank Charlie for his hard work and his goal contribution while with the club and we wish him well in his future with Boreham Wood in the Blue SquareBet South. Read more
Bognor Regis Town 0 Hampton & Richmond 5
After the disappointment of Saturday's defeat, a Tuesday night trip to Nyewood Lane to face Bognor Regis Town didn't exactly set the pulses racing but for those who braved the journey, it will go down as an amazing night. A 15 minute first half hat-trick by Ryan Moss killed off the game before the half time Bovril was ... Read more
Invitation from Mark Harper - Thursday 21st March
Mark would like to invite all supporters to a Q & A session with the team management & senior players. This will be held this Thursday 21st March in Hammonds Bar. Meet from 7pm for a 7:30pm start. Read more
Lowestoft Town 5 Hampton & Richmond 3
A long dreary journey to the easternmost senior football ground in the UK ended with the Beavers on the receiving end of a heavy defeat, which given the clubs defensive record, was a little unexpected. After a bright opening 5 minutes, in which man-of-match Tony Taggart forced keeper Plummer into an early save, the ho... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Concord Rangers 1
Once again, the Beavers put a lot into their efforts, but once again, they were not able to force the win. This leaves the club with just one win since Boxing Day. In the first half, neither team forced a save from the opposing keeper. However, the Beavers had the most of the possession and the best chances. T... Read more
Hampton & Richmond vs Enfield Town - postponed
Following the 10-30 inspection, the match has been postponed to a later date. When this has been arranged, it will be posted on here. Read more
Hampton FC vs Enfield: Pitch Inspection at 10.30am
Tomorrows game vs Enfield is due a pitch inspection, to be conducted about 10-30 am by match referee Saša Ihringova Read more
Hampton & Richmond 0 Met Police 0
On an unseasonably mild March evening, but one perfect for football, the Beavers couldn't make any impression against a strong Met Police team that's riding high in the league. The first half saw both team cancel each other out. Neither keeper had a proper save to make; and both teams had difficulty finding the t... Read more
Hastings Utd 0 Hampton & Richmond 0
It was a frustrating afternoon for the Beavers as they did everything but score against Hastings Utd in their first visit to Pilot Field, creating plenty of chances but the home keeper Daniel East earned his sponsors man of the match award by keeping out everything the Beavers could throw at him. After a quiet start, ... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Hendon 2
Another disappointing performance from the Beavers let Hendon snatch a two goal lead by half time. A Charlie Moone goal on the hour reduced the deficit but it was not enough to rescue a point. On 8 minutes the Beavers had a good shout for a penalty when Charlie Moone was felled on the edge of the box but the shot from... Read more
Margate 2 Hampton & Richmond 1
The Beavers battled in a bitter wind, but unfortunately it wasn't enough to beat a Margate team that is chasing promotion, and looking like they have a better chance of doing so. The first half was mostly forgettable and in the most part, the game was played in the middle third. The closest Hampton came to troubling t... Read more
Match vs Harrow postponed.
Today's match vs Harrow has been postponed. New date will be published in due course. Read more
Pitch Inspection - Hampton & Richmond vs Canvey Island
After the midday pitch inspection, which deemed the pitch unfit to play on today, the match has been postponed until a later date. When the date for the arranged game has been agreed, it will be posted here. Read more
Pitch inspection
The club can confirm that there will be a pitch inspection during tomorrow, to see if the pitch is playable for the club to face Canvey Island tomorrow night, after three-quarters of an inch of rain fell on the pitch since Saturday's game. Updates will be posted as and when they are available. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 3 Wingate & Finchley 3
The first home game in the Ryman League for the Beavers since Boxing Day turned out to be a disappointing one as the Beavers squandered a lead twice and had to settle for a point when a win was within their grasp against a Wingate & Finchley team that harboured a familiar face to those who saw the Middlesex Senior ... Read more
Northwood 3 Hampton & Richmond Borough 0
The Beavers' hold on the Middlesex Senior Cup was severed in a performance that will not live long in the memory. On a Chestnut Avenue pitch that looked like it had suffered in the weather as well, Northwood converted 3 of their few chances well. However, the Beavers created more but didn't beat Northwood keeper James... Read more
Bury Town 0 Hampton & Richmond 1
Moone eclipses Bury Hampton and Richmond players, officials and regular travelling fans travelled to Bury Town in the anticipation of reversing the results from our last two encounters after an early pitch inspection at 9am passed the pitch fit for play. Hampton kicked off and the early exchanges were taking place in... Read more
Whitehawk game rescheduled
Last Saturday's postponed game at Whitehawk will now be played on Tuesday March 26th at 7-45 pm. Read more
Whitehawk vs Hampton & Richmond Borough
After this morning's weather, and the freezing temperatures, the match has been postponed to a later date after a pitch inspection this morning. Read more
Beavers vs Concord Rangers - pitch inspection
Following heavy rain in the early hours of the morning, there will be a pitch inspection at Beveree, which will take place at about 11am. The result of the inspection will be posted as soon as it is known from the ground. Read more
Dean Inman
The club can announce that today that it has agreed terms with Farnborough for Dean Inman to return to Cherrywood Road on a 3 month loan. Within the deal, there is provision for the club to recall Dean after 28 days on 24 hours notice, should it be necessary. Read more
Lewes 2 Hampton & Richmond 2
A Charlie Moone penalty and a rocket-like Joe Turner header were not enough to give the Beavers a win as Lewes managed to match the Beavers to give both sides a point. The Beavers made a bright start with Moone forcing a save from the Lewes keeper Kieron Thorp, and then James Simmonds bounced a shot off the angle of p... Read more
Squad News
The club can confirm that Joel Ledgister, JJ Bates and Neil Jenkins have been released by the club today. We would like to thank them for all their hard work and wish them every success at their future clubs. Manager Mark Harper said this afternoon that he was looking to freshen up the squad and that he was expecting ... Read more
Kingstonian 0 Hampton & Richmond 0
A battling performance from the Beavers gained a point after Anson Cousins was dismissed on 30 minutes, and they came closest to getting the winner as Charlie Moone's free kick was cleared off the line early in the second half. Kingstonian can have no complaints about the points dropped as they appeared to lack enough ... Read more
Hampton & Richmond vs Canvey Island
After this afternoon's inspection, it has been confirmed that the game tomorrow has been postponed to a later date, due to the pitch being waterlogged. Read more
Pitch inspection today
A pitch inspection is to be held today at 4pm to see if the pitch is playable for tomorrows game vs Canvey Island. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 0 Carshalton 1
Hampton's dramatic loss of form continues with a narrow defeat to a limited but hard-working Carshalton squad; since defeating Whitehawk back in October, the Beavers have gathered only 7 points from a possible 24, all of them away from Beveree. Mark Harper chosen to return Dean Inman to the starting eleven, playing 3 ... Read more
Today at Thurrock
The game has been postponed, as listed on Ryman League website. http://www.isthmian.co.uk/results.php Everyone enjoy your Xmas shopping instead. Read more
Pitch inspection at Thurrock
Just to remind everyone, there will be a 10.45am pitch inspection at Thurrock's Ship Lane ground, after Thursday's deluge and the further rain of this morning, which is forecast to continue for rest of the day. Read more
Harrow Borough 4 Hampton & Richmond 3
The Beavers, playing what seemed like a 4-1-4-1 formation, started in dominating fashion, without creating a clearcut chance. The first, from a Harrow breakaway, was a header over the bar when it appeared easier to score. The Beavers continued to play a good crisp-passing game, but failed to test Elvijs Putnins in the ... Read more
Boxing Day travel vs Carshalton Athletic
For all fans travelling to the game on Boxing Day, please be aware there are no trains on the South West Trains Network at all that day so there will be no trains to or from Waterloo to Hampton. All London Buses will run a Sunday service. If you are driving to Beveree, please note our space for parking is limited, th... Read more
Harrow Borough - Update
The club can confirm that tomorrow night's game at Harrow Borough will take place as arranged and the Middlesex Senior Cup tie against Hillingdon Borough will now take place on January 8th. The scheduled game for January 8th against Met Police will now be rescheduled for a later date. Read more
Wingate & Finchley 0 Hampton & Richmond 3
The Beavers returned to winning ways with a comfortable victory in North London, against a Wingate & Finchley squad that are finding life tough this season. Manager Mark Harper chose to give striker Joel Ledgister a rest, and give JJ Bates a start for the first time in a while. Within two minutes, Charlie Moone f... Read more
Middlesex Senior Cup tie - Postponed
Tonight's Middlesex Senior Cup tie vs Hillingdon Borough has been postponed to a later date after Beveree failed an inspection this afternoon. Read more
MSC vs Hillingdon Borough - Pitch inspection
A pitch inspection has been arranged for 3pm this afternoon for tonight's game. Read more
Beavers battle hard but are undone by early blitz
The Beavers were hit by a double body blow within the first five minutes, going down to two early goals but no one could not fault the effort of the lads last night. The sparse crowd of 301 had barely got to their places when Brindley get around Neil Jenkins on the overlap, his powerful shot looked to surpri... Read more
Middlesex Senior Cup vs Hillingdon Borough
Admission for tonights game will be £5 for adults, £3 for concessions and kids free as we begin the campaign to defend that silver cup. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 2 Bury Town 3
Once again, Hampton were forced to pay the price of not converting first half chances as Bury Town took the points in a horrible 15 minute spell for the Beavers. The Beavers dominated the first half, striker Charlie Moone missed a couple of chances on 16 minutes and 22 minutes before the Beavers took the lead through ... Read more
Club Message - FA Trophy
Our FA Trophy 1st round replay at Chelmsford City has been again called off tonight due to the weather and currently re-arranged for next Monday, December 10th. The decision to re-arrange the game to Monday has been challenged by the club purely due to practical difficulties in gathering players, management and coachi... Read more
FA Trophy replay vs Chelmsford City
Tonight's fixture at Melbourne Park has been postponed to a later date. This new date will be announced as and when its available. Read more
New date for FA Trophy 1st round replay
It has been confirmed that the 3rd attempt to play the FA Trophy 1st round replay vs Chelmsford City will be this Wednesday, 5th December, at 7-30 pm. The winner will face a trip to Hereford Utd on Saturday week, 15th December, in the 2nd round. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Margate 2
A clinical away performance by Margate saw them steal the points from a Beavers team that huffed and puffed but once again couldn't convert the chances they created. After a bright start, in which Charlie Moone forced a save from keeper Craig Holloway, the Beavers were caught out on 13 minutes when Dan Stubbs volleyed... Read more
Middx Senior Cup-tie rearranged
Next Tuesday's Middlesex Senior Cup tie vs Hillingdon Borough has been put back to Tuesday December 11th, kick off 7-45 pm. The scheduled match for that date, away to Bognor Regis Town, will be re-scheduled for a later date. Read more
FA Trophy 1st round replay
Following last night's postponed game, the match has now been rescheduled for Monday December 3rd, kick off 7-30pm. Read more
Tonight's game postponed
Tonight's FA Trophy 1st round replay vs Chelmsford City has been called off because of a waterlogged pitch at Melbourne Park. The date for the re-arranged game will be announced shortly. Read more
FA Trophy 2nd round draw
The draw for the 2nd Round of the FA Trophy has been released and should we beat Chelmsford City tonight (weather permitting!), then we will travel to Hereford United, to face them at Edgar Street on 15th December. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Chelmsford City 1
Chelmsford City were glad to leave Beveree with a replay on Monday night as Hampton took the game to the Clarets, and dominated for long periods of the game. Chelmsford had to select 18 year old keeper David Wootton due to injury to the first choice keeper Searle, and the keeper was called into action early as he bloc... Read more
Harrow Borough match rearranged
As we are in the FA Trophy this weekend, the scheduled Ryman Premier League match at Harrow Borough this Saturday has been re-arranged to Tuesday December 18th, kick off 7-45 pm. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Cray Wanderers 3
Towards the end of the match a Hampton supporter summarised the grey afternoon at the Beveree by stating that Cray Wanderers 'Looked better than their mid table position would lead you to believe.' Despite Hampton having at least 50% of the ball, they never managed to dominate the match or create enough decisive chance... Read more
Strike On, Charlie Moone
Striker Charlie Moone has returned to his rich vein of form with his brace against Leiston and its clear he's enjoying himself at the moment. Last season's haul of 11 goals has been left behind and with only about a third of the season gone, there's likely to be many more than the 13 he has now. He spoke to Rob Overf... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 3 Leiston 2
Hampton saw off fellow Ryman Premier side Leiston at the second time of asking at Beveree Stadium thanks to a brace from Charlie Moone and a fine strike from Tom Hickey in his last game before a five game suspension. Mark Harper reverted to a four man defence for this replay, with Anson Cousins coming in at left back,... Read more
FA Trophy 1st round proper
If we should beat Leiston on Tuesday night, we will be rewarded with a very nice home tie versus either Chelmsford City or Dover Athletic on 24th November. Other interesting ties include Woking vs Farnborough, Billericay vs Cambridge Utd and Wealdstone/Corby Town vs Hayes & Yeading. Full draw can ... Read more
Leiston 1 Hampton & Richmond 1
Charlie Moone's 11th goal of the season was not sufficient to force a result against a dangerous Leiston side which clearly fancied their chances of reaching the 1st round proper of the FA Trophy. Necessity meant that the Beavers had to line up with a three-man defensive line in a 3-5-2 formation that changed to 5-3-2... Read more
Concord Rangers 2 Hampton & Richmond 1
The Beavers suffered their second defeat in 10 days with a disappointing display against a fired-up Concord Rangers team. From the start, the Beachboys were more positive and looked more the table toppers than the Beavers did. Concord forced the pace from the start and in 6 minutes, they deservedly scored. A free kick... Read more
East Thurrock Utd 1 Hampton & Richmond 2
Another three points but again not a great performance by the Beavers against the Rocks, who will be aggrieved they couldn't breach the beaten up defensive line more than the once. For once, the Beavers started quickly and took advantage of some loose defending. An early East Thurrock free kick was hit right at Rodney... Read more
Wealdstone 3 Hampton & Richmond 2
Richard Jolly's 89th minute toe-poke past Rodney Chiweshe for the winner despatched the Beavers unbeaten record into the pages of the history book, but the Beavers have only themselves to blame for dropping all 3 points at the damp, dank, idiosyncratic Grosvenor Vale ground. The first 20 minutes had little to recommen... Read more
Beavers struggle to cross Bridges
An anaemic display by the Beavers against a battling Three Bridges was in danger of needing a replay but a late opportunistic goal by right back Malvin Kamara saved their blushes and put them in the hat for Monday's draw. The first half was devoid of meaningful chances, with Hampton's best falling to Mo Bettemer, who ... Read more
Kandol available for FA Trophy
The club can confirm that yesterday the Spanish Football Federation granted Tresor Kandol clearance to play in the UK. His registration with the club has been duly accepted by the Isthmian League, and as the registration has been made before the FA's midday deadline today, he will be eligible to play in tomorrow's FA ... Read more
New Signing
The club is delighted to announce the signing of former Barnet, Millwall and Leeds United striker Tresor Kandol, subject to international clearance from the FA being received, if required. Speaking yesterday, chairman Steve McPherson said, "When (manager) Mark (Harper) came to me three weeks ago requesting extra firep... Read more
Harper to ring the changes at Three Bridges
Speaking to hamptonfc.net today, manager Mark Harper confirmed he will be sending a mixed squad to Three Bridges for tomorrow evening's Ryman League Cup clash. The only regular first team players who will be involved are JJ Bates, Mo Bettamer, Elliot Bent, Mo Harkin, Karle Carder and Anson Cousins. 'The priority is th... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Whitehawk 0
For the first time since it's inception three years ago, Borough were at home on Non League Day, with a top two clash with Whitehawk. Manager Mark Harper made just one change to the team that beat Lewes in midweek, with Neil Jenkins restored to the lineup in place of Malvin Kamara. As the players came out for the start... Read more
Joe Benjamin
The club would like to announce the cancellation of Joe Benjamin's registration with the Beavers. Its felt that Joe's opportunities to play in the first team would be limited after the arrival of Joel Ledgister and he is too good a player to sit on the bench or just be a squad player. To give Joe the chance to play a... Read more
Hampton & Richmond 2 Lewes 1
On a cold night at The Beveree, Hampton eventually got a vital win against a dogged Lewes team in a match largely accompanied by the soundtrack of St Mary's Parish Church bells ringing out. Mark Harper made four changes to the side that were dumped out of the cup three days previously, with Bray replacing Jenkins at l... Read more
Hythe Town 0 Hampton & Richmond 4
After the first game 3 days earlier had ended up in a one all draw the Beavers had to make the trip down to southeast Kent to visit Hythe for the right to host Three Bridges in the next round. Prior to kick a deluge of rain was dropped onto the pitch but the Hythe pitch dealt with this excellently. Mark Harper made tw... Read more
Beavers trounce the Forters
A Charlie Moone hat trick saw the Beavers comprehensively defeat Hythe Town 4-0 in the FA Trophy 1st qualifying round, with the other goal being from Malvin Kamara. Their reward is a home tie on October 27th against another Ryman League 1 South team Three Bridges, who the Beavers also play away from home in the Ryman ... Read more
FA Trophy 2nd Qualifying round
The draw for the next round has been made, and should we overcome Hythe at Reachfields, the reward is a home tie vs Three Bridges on October 27th, newly promoted to the Ryman League 1 South. We will also be playing the Sussex club on October 16th in the Ryman League Cup, but at their ground. Read more
Hampton & Richmond 1 Hythe Town 1
The first meeting of the Reds and the Beavers ended equal but on the balance of play, the Beavers will feel they ought to have won, even after a controversial decision by the referee. Mark Harper rang the changes, bringing in Alan Bray, Billy Jeffreys, Mo Harkin and Joe Benjamin in place of Neil Jenkins, Darren Powell... Read more
FA Cup draw not kind to Beavers
After a difficult but successful trip to Waltham Forest in the FA Cup 2nd Qualifying round, the draw for the 3rd round has done the club no favours whatsoever. We've been drawn away to Bury Town at the wonderfully named Ram Meadow on October 6th. Bury are just behind the Beavers at the top of Ryman Premier o... Read more
Waltham Forest 0 Hampton & Richmond 1
On a pleasant afternoon in Essex, Hampton & Richmond Borough negotiated probably the worst pitch they will play on this season to earn their place in the draw for the next round of the FA Cup, writes James Bartaby. Mark Harper made several changes for the match at Ilford's Cricklefield Stadium, with Alan B... Read more
Beavers through to next round of FA Cup.
On a very dry bobbly pitch, the Beavers overcame stubborn Waltham Forest resistance to win by a single Charlie Moone goal in the 84th minute. Although according to The FA, we lost.... Read more
Inman out on loan
The club are able to announce that Farnborough Town have agreed to take Dean Inman on 3 months loan. Dean has been unable to get into the starting line up and will be needing first team football, this opportunity to do so at a higher level works well for both Dean and the club. After the intial period of 28 days, the... Read more
AFC Kempston Rovers 0 Hampton & Richmond 3
The Beavers set a new club record of 7 consecutive clean sheets - a record that had been set back in 1967 - but once Alan Bray opened the scoring, the result was never in doubt. Although the Walnut Boys made the first attack, Hampton took control and on 13 minutes, they took the lead. After Charlie Moone had f... Read more
Enfield Town 0 Hampton & Richmond 2
The Beavers equal a 45 year old club record with their sixth consecutive clean sheet in their 2-0 victory over Enfield Town, but Rodney Chiweshe's goal led a charmed life as twice the Towners spurned an open goal. The Beavers held the most of the early advantage with Charlie Moone having an early header cleared off th... Read more
Canvey Island 0 Hampton & Richmond 0
'Never change a winning team' seemed to have been Mark Harper's motto of the day as the starting 11 mirrored Hampton's Tuesday night line up that had seen the Beavers achieve an excellent 3:0 win over Hendon. The only change was new signing Alan Bray replacing Malvin Kamara who was absent due to a private commitment. ... Read more
Holloway returns to the Beveree
The club are delighted to announce the signing of former favourite Gary Holloway. Holloway, a combative midfielder who is comfortable on the ball, has rejoined Hampton & Richmond to provide the squad with some much needed experience. As well as providing bite in the midfield, Gary can also dictate play. His huge a... Read more
Matt's on his way back!
The last 18 months has been a torrid time for Beavers favourite Matt Lovett, with one injury after another. To find out how he's progressing back to fitness, Rob caught up with Matt recently. As the pre season gets going and the club gears up to another season, long serving keeper Matt Lovett is forced... Read more
Bees swarm over Beavers
In a first half display that was a classic case of men vs boys, 5 first half Brentford goals proved to be too much for the Beavers team showing a number of new faces who didn't necessarily do themselves justice. Within the first 10 minutes, the Beavers could have taken the lead after Charlie Moone was brought down in ... Read more


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By: Brad Vivacqua
Fans at Jets training camp have been buzzing about an exciting week of practice at SUNY Cortland. Three altercations among Jets players occurred on Monday and Tuesday. But as our Brad Vivacqua tells us, fans have mixed views on whether or not the fighting will impact the team.
CORTLAND, N.Y. -- For the first time in three days, there was no fighting among the players at Jets Camp. The team conducted practice for about three hours in front of about 1,000 fans.
Although practice was calm today, Jets fans were still talking about the recent altercations that took place both Monday and Tuesday. A 20-player melee broke out on Monday followed by two player fights on Tuesday. Fans we spoke to have mixed views on whether or not the feuds will hurt the team on the field.
"Obviously they just want to get out and hit somebody. Getting ready to play Cincinnati on Friday, someone other than green and white, but you're going to have that in training camp though," said Bill Austin, a Jets fan.
"It can probably go both ways. I guess the coaches have to deal with that. It can either raise the spirits or could tear them apart," said another Jets fan, Alan Crooks.
Fans say, like the team, they're looking forward to when the Jets will play an actual opponent on the field. The team will get that chance when they travel to Cincinnati to take on the Bengals this Friday in their first pre-season game.
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Tour Guide Profile: Marius Coetzee
Marius Coetzee is a professional safari tour leader and award-winning wildlife photographer. His photos have graced the covers and pages of numerous premier publications and with over 13 years experience in the safari industry, Marius has become a highly sought-after guide. His knowledge of and enthusiasm for both wildlife and photography are encyclopedic. He is the co-founder with Adam Riley in ORYX – Worldwide Photographic Expeditions.
Marius was based in the world renowned Sabi Sands Game Reserve, bordering Kruger National Park, for more than 6 years. Here he made the area's celebrated leopards his principal photographic subject. This led to a 12 page portfolio on these shy and elusive felines in the world's biggest natural history magazine – BBC Wildlife. He is a regular contributor to Africa Geographic magazine and his published images range from portfolios to magazine cover shots.
In 2012 Marius's image titled Cape Buffalo Silhouette was a highly commended winner in the Natures Best Windland Smith Rice International Awards. His image titled 'Panic in the Pan' was awarded an honorable mention in the 2011 National Geographic Photo Contest, he has won 6 awards in Africa's largest wildlife photographic competition, the Getaway Fujifilm Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Furthermore, Marius was also a finalist in the Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2010, the world's most prestigious wildlife photographic competition.
Marius has also attained the highest level of guiding qualifications in South Africa. His knowledge of animal and bird behaviour and his interpretation of the African savanna complement his photographic knowledge and enhance his ability as a leader. Marius is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience on both these subjects, and combined with his charm and witty sense of humor, he has understandably become a highly rated wildlife photographic tour leader. He has now led photographic, birding and wildlife expeditions to Antarctica, South Georgia, the Falklands, Madagascar, India, Ethiopia, Tanzania, Botswana, Zambia, Rwanda and South Africa.
Marius is leading the following upcoming tours:
Antarctica - Classic Antarctica, the Falklands and South Georgia II Photographic Expedition
Botswana - Ultimate Mombo Photographic Expedition
Botswana: Ultimate Selinda & Kwando Photographic Expedition
Ethiopia - Endemic Mammals & Ethnic Diversity Photographic Expedition 2014
Ethiopia - Vanishing Cultures of Omo Valley Photographic Expedition 2014
India - Tigers Galore Photographic Expedition
Kenya - Ultimate Migration Photographic Expedition II
Kenya - Ultimate Migration Photographic Safari VI
Rwanda - Ultimate Gorilla Photographic Expedition
South Africa - MalaMala & Mashatu Photographic Expedition
South Africa - Ulitmate Timbavati and Sabi Sands Photographic Expedition
Tanzania - Ultimate Ngorongoro & Serengeti Calving Photographic Expedition
Zambia - Ultimate South Luangwa II Photographic Expedition
Zambia – Ultimate South Luangwa Photographic Expedition
What our clients say about Marius:
by AS, United Kingdom
"My partner Dee and I and two friends from the UK Jan and Max have
recently returned from an outstanding two week safari in the Maasai Mara with Marius Coetzee of ORYX Expeditions. I have been going on safari in Africa for 40 years and I can honestsay that this was the best organized and planned safari that I have ever been on. Marius travelled with us and I have to say he was the perfect host.
He was always enthusiastic, pleasant, on time and nothing was ever too
much trouble for him. Marius is an award winning photographer but for me his best attribute was the fact that he was keen to pass on his knowledge. He was much more intent on us getting the "perfect shot " than on getting
the " perfect shot " himself. I can assure you that this is unfortunately not always the case with professional photographers. Marius chose outstanding camps for us and because of his unique relationship with the camp managers and guides we always received VIP treatment. As anyone who has been on safari a number of times knows the positioning of ones vehicle makes all the difference. Due to Marius' experience and innate understanding of the animals we always seemed to be in the ideal position for photography and game viewing. For anyone who wants a safari of a lifetime and is keen on improving their photographic skills I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Marius and ORYX Expeditions."
by DB, Australia
"My wife and I were in Kenya at the beginning of August 2012 for ten days with Marius Coetzee of ORYX Photographic Expeditions. Although he could not have organised that the two million wildebeest migrate into the Masai Mara, we were lucky that they arrived three days before we did! He organised everything else. We spent an amazing ten days taking pictures every afternoon and evening.
Marius is a consummate host. His happiness in the wild is infectious and his knowledge of animal behaviour insightful and very useful in anticipating things for a picture. He has the patience to wait for it to happen. ORYX makes high quality travel arrangements. All transfers and internal flights were facilitated with the greatest of ease, and the lodges chosen were top notch. I had the most amazing holiday, and took some really fantastic photographs.
My non photographer wife had a fantastic time. She did not spend every photo shoot with us, but her every whim was catered for at the lodges and she recharged her batteries. Marius paid special attention to her to ensure she was not left out and checked regularly at the lodges that she was looked after.
Thank you, Marius and ORYX. I will definitely recommend you to my photographic colleagues and will no doubt become a regular client!"
by BS, South Africa
'As a working journalist, I travel for a living and Madagascar is one of the most logistically challenging places to travel to. It is a world unto itself, in every sense of the word. When given a recent book project on Madagascar and in need of some photographic work there was only one person I knew who could help me. Marius Coetzee has been a guide for over 11 years, and there is no one I could feel safer with in a country as challenging as Madagascar.
Marius is patient; he is kind, and above all inspiring!! If you are going to Madagascar, he is the guy. If you are going any place else, he is probably the guy too!'
by RG, USA
'Marius we just wanted to let you know how impressed we were with ORYX and yourself as leader. We felt comfortable the whole time and appreciated very much your photographic help and organizational skills and enthusiasm.'
by MH
I'm not sure if I can adequately express my enthusiasm for our tour through South Africa. Sharing time with some of the most exotic animals on the planet will continue to be one of my most treasured memories. What I loved most, was the proximity and intensity of the experience with leopards. Although I am not a wild life photographer, I am an adrenaline junkie, and hearing the hiss of an adult leopard is one of the most exciting times I can remember. In my most spectacular day dreams, I could not have thought up lodges like Kings Camp or Leopard Hills. ORYX group put together a trip that was virtually bespoken to both my husband and my tastes. We were able to share an adventure together, and this was possibly the best trip we have taken together. This was achieved by a seamless set of logistical operations, not a hint of a problem with travel, accommodation, food, or even photography opportunities. Mother Nature may be unpredictable, but ORYX seems to have managed a way to make her a little happier.
by M Y-L, Canada
Organization by ORYX was faultless. It really felt like we were getting the best of everything, even when compared to other visitors, and Marius' excellent relationship with apparently every ranger and tracker in the reserve was a big bonus, making communication with other vehicles especially productive. His extensive bush experience and photographic sense added a lot of value to the trip.
by IY, Spain
'Marius Coetzee is one of the most knowledgeable and experienced safari (field) guides I have met on my more than 30 trips to Africa. His knowledge of the bush and ability to work with his tracker to find animals is unique and appreciated. As an accomplished photographer, Marius knows how to position his vehicle to get the best photograph and has the patience to make sure that his guests see what they need.'
by HE, USA
Fujifilm Getaway Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008 Certificate - Marius Coetzee
Marius's image of a cheetah cub, painted golden in the late afternoon sunlight, was awarded a certificate in the Animals General category of the 2008 Fujifilm Getaway Wildlife Photographer of the Year.
Fujifilm Getaway Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008 Certificate - Marius Coetzee
The image of a male lion covered in blood won a certificate in the Animals General category of the Fujifilm Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2008.
Fujifilm Getaway Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 1st Runner Up - Marius Coetzee
Marius's image titled "Golden Tusk" won the 1st Runner Up in the Abstract category in the 2009, Fujifilm Wildlife Photographer of the Year, in the Abstract category.
Fujifilm Getaway Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 Certificate - Marius Coetzee
Fujifilm Getaway Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2009 Certificate - Marius Coetzee
The image of two lioness starring into the distance won Marius a certificate in the animals general category of the Fujifilm Wildlife Photographer of the Year, 2009.
National Geographic Photo Contest 2011 - Marius Coetzee
As a leader in capturing our world through brilliant imagery, National Geographic sets the standard for photographic excellence. This year's entrants did not disappoint—more than 20,000 photographs were submitted to the contest from over 130 countries, with professional and amateur photographers across the globe participating. Photographs were submitted in three categories: people, places, and nature. Marius's image titled 'Panic in the Pan' was awarded an honorable mention in the nature category.
Nature's Best Photography 2012 Highly Commended - Marius Coetzee
Africa Geographic - Caught on Camera
"On a recent trip to Rocktail Bay in northern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, I was fascinated by the hundreds of ghost crabs running up and down the sandy shore in search of food. This particular individual played a waiting game instead, sitting in its hole and emerging every few minutes to grab one of the bluebottles that were being washed ashore. As soon as the crab managed to get hold of a jellyfish, it moved quickly back into its hole to secure its feast." Africa Geographic
Africa Geographic - Cover February 2010
The "Running Wild" image as it appeared on the cover of Africa Geographic magazine (Feb 2010) representing the "Wild Dogs – Packing a Punch" cover story.
Africa Geographic - Cover June 2010
Marius's image "Hunting Lioness" as it appeared on the cover of Africa Geographic magazine (June 2010) representing the cover story "Looking After Lion".
Africa Geographic - Icons of Africa
"North America has bears, the Amazonian forests teem with spectacular birdlife and the Far East lays claim to tigers and pandas. But, when it comes to big, beautiful beasts, not much competes with the sheer variety of Africa's great animals. This photographic essay is a both celebration of this wealth – and a reminder that we need to treasure it more than ever." Africa Geographic
Africa Geographic - June 2011
On assignment' takes you behind the scenes of some of Africa's most arresting wildlife photographs.
Africa Geographic - Pack Attack
"The African Wild Dog is in peril. Persecuted by humans, decimated by infectious diseases and confined by the relentless fragmentation of its habitat, it has disappeared from much of its former range. There are estimated to be up to 5 500 wild dogs left in Africa today, mostly in Southern Africa and Southern East Africa. By hunting in packs they are able to bring down prey much larger than themselves, including Greater Kudu and Blue Wildebeest, but once a kill has been made they often have to defend it from one of their fiercest rivals, the Spotted Hyaena." Africa Geographic
Africa Geographic -Mega-Builders in Miniature
"As human demands on shrinking global resources continue to increase, innovative building design is becoming more of a priority. The best designs should help us achieve sustainability while being sparing in their use of materials and light on energy to both build and maintain. So what can we learn from the humble termite?" Africa Geographic
Africa Geographic -Velvet and Steel
"Sleek and solitary, spotted and secretive, leopards are the epitome of predatory beauty and power. Here, Marius Coetzee pays photographic tribute to Africa's ultimate cat." Africa Geographic
Africa Geographic April 2011
'On assignment' takes you behind the scenes of some of Africa's most arresting wildlife photographs.
Africa Geographic July 2011
'On assignment' takes you behind the scenes of some of
Africa's most arresting wildlife photographs.
Africa Geographic March 2011
'On assignment' takes you behind the scenes of some of Africa's most arresting wildlife photographs.
Africa Geographic May 2011
'On assignment' takes you behind the scenes of some of Africa's most arresting wildlife photographs.
BBC Wildlife Magazine - 12 Page Portfolio Leopards
"Portfolio: LEOPARDS Lions and cheetahs hog the limelight, but leopards are the most successful big cats in Africa. Photographer Marius Coetzee has spent six years finding out why." BBC Wildlife Magazine
GO Magazine - Basic Instinct
"Marius Coetzee has an enviable profession: He works full time as a guide on photographic expeditions. His calendar reads like a checklist of Places To See Before You Die, with upcoming trips to India, Antarctica, the Maldives, Patagonia and Rwanda, among others." GO Magazine
GO Magazine - Go with the Floe
An 8 page portfolio of Marius's images on
Antarctica, the Falklands and
was published in GO Magazine, October 2011.
Wild Cover Winter 2010
Marius's image of a Lioness starring at a herd of Blue Wildebeest was published on the cover of Wild Magazine for the winter 2010 edition.
Wild Magazine - Photographers Showcase
"While leading a photographic safari in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve I came across a female leopard with newborn steenbok lamb. When we arrived, the lamb was standing nonchalantly between the leopard's legs, completely unaware of its predicament. The leopard played with the lamb for more than an hour, repeatedly chasing and recapturing it." Marius Coetzee


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In addition to the work that Blue Jays players, coaches and staff do within the community, the organization is extremely proud of the Lady Jays and the time and effort they spend making Toronto a better place. Each year the Lady Jays support the following organizations:
On Friday, July 27 the Lady Jays visited the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. The Lady Jays joined several Blue Jays players to interact with young patients while providing support during their stay at the Hospital. Many of the patients at the Hospital are there for long periods of time and the visit was very uplifting for all the children involved.
On Friday, August 31, the Blue Jays made their second visit to the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. During the visit the players and patients participated in a game of wheelchair baseball in the hospital's gymnasium.
On June 15, 16 and 17, the Lady Jays hosted their 28th Annual Food Drive in support of Food Banks Canada. Fans offered their support by bringing non-perishable food items, giving monetary donations and purchasing mystery bags containing an autographed hat for $25.00.
Overall, the Food Drive was a huge success with outstanding support from all who participated. The Jays Care Foundation made a donation of $5,000 which brought the grand total of cash donations to $32,298! In addition to the monetary donations, there was a total 2,681 pounds of non-perishable food collected. The food was shared with Food Banks Canada's local Affiliate Member food bank; the Daily Bread Food Bank. Daily Bread supports approximately 170 member agencies in running different kinds of food relief programs across Toronto. All proceeds went to Food Banks Canada.
Food Banks Canada is made up of ten provincial associations and supports 450 food banks nationally. Their mission is to reduce hunger in Canada by enabling an effective food bank community that addresses the short term need for food and longer term solutions.
On Monday, June 11, 2012 the Lady Jays volunteered at the North York Harvest Food Bank to offer their support before hosting their 28th annual food drive at Rogers Centre the upcoming weekend.
The North York Harvest Food Bank is the primary food bank in northern Toronto, distributing 1.6 million pounds of food in 2011 through 60 community programs. An independent, charitable organization, North York Harvest strives to meet all of the community members food needs. Devoted volunteers sort food on a daily basis and as part of school and group volunteering activities.
Several Lady Jays and Blue Jays Staff toured the facility, were given a rundown of its daily operations, and spent time sorting food bins; a crucial part of the process prior to the foods distribution. Sorting must take place to ensure all food being distributed meets their strict quality and safety standards.
On April 30, 2012 the Sportsnet Charity Broadcast Auction present by TD Canada Trust took place at Rogers Centre where fans from across the country phoned in, bidding on Blue Jays packages containing exclusive experiences and collections of memorabilia.
The Lady Jays were answering the phones and assisting buyers bidding on their various prize packages throughout the baseball game. Together with everyone's support, $116,890 was raised in support of Jays Care Foundation's programs and outreach initiatives.


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Quote from: agmg on February 23, 2013, 12:38:04 PMand if you need better looking icons, just say so Daniel! Go go and take up this offer. He really does nice icons I have seen his work in the qt-update-notifier thread ---------------Personally I hate the look of GTK applications in KDE. How about Qt?---------------
For the English version, these are my observations :1. First window capitalisation - replace "A Simple Player" with "A simple player"2. Splash screen after directory selection - replace "search" with "searching"3. For the playlist selection window - make the line like this "Click on the file you want to open from the list below"4. There seems to be no icon for the SAVE PLAYLIST button5. Consider dropping the exclamation mark at the end of all sentences! Regards,-SS.
Cool agmg. Your concept and execution look in good symphony.The icons seem to convey the ideas properly.
WARNING - If you keep this up, you could be called upon for more and more jobs henceforth
1. There is an option in the program: "Play your playlist in loop mode!"This does not appear in the .pot file. The translation is: "Αναπαραγωγή της λίστας με επανάληψη"
2. Under "Help" -> "Mplayer shortcuts", the first entry (seek backward/forward 10 seconds) does not appear translated in my system (I have copied the .mo file to /usr/share/locale/el/LC_MESSAGES. All other entries are translated except this one. When I edit this entry with poedit, some strange symbols appear:
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The ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND wrapped up their ninth annual Wanee Festival this past weekend in Live Oak, FL (April 18-20) and have announced a short select late summer tour, launching with two "evening with" nights in Chicago August 20-21, following their August 16-17 performances at their second annual Peach Festival in northeast Pennsylvania. On the ten amphitheater shows that follow, the group will be joined by their pal STEVE WINWOOD for six shows (August 23-30) and GRACE POTTER & THE NOCTURNALS for four nights (September 2-7)
Steve Winwood // Allman Brothers Band Tour Dates are as follows:
8/23 Darien Ctr, NY // Darien Lakes Perf. Arts Ctr
8/24 Hartford, CT // Comcast Theatre
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- 11-26-2012, 03:12 AM Thread Author #1
HTML based email client?
is there any software / application that could display emails in HTML format so that tables / reports could be viewed easily.
- 11-26-2012, 12:53 PM Thread Author #2
i think i recall a setting somewhere that allows you to to,,, can't remember where it would be,,, have you tried clicking on object & maybe the phone would ask to display it???
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11-29-2012, 11:56 AM #4HTML based email client?
I believe BIS natively supports html emails and you just have to select the option when in the email to view it in html format.
Sent from my Nintendo NESThanks For Reading My Post - 11-30-2012, 11:16 AM #5
messages>options key>options>email preferences>check tik box that says enable HTML email...
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HTML based email client?
it didn't show such option. please guide how to resolve this issue.
Sent from my BlackBerry 9860 using Tapatalk - 12-12-2012, 01:32 PM #7
click on messages icon(looks like an envelope),,, press options button(button with blackberry logo on it to the left of trackpad),,, scroll down to & select options,,, select email preferences,,, check box that says, "Enable HTML Email",,, check"Download Images Automatically",,, this should resolve your issue...
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i followed the same steps but I've got only four options in email preferences menu
1-confirm delivery
2-confirm read
3-send delivery reports
4-send read receipts
there isn't any option to enable HTML contents. my OS version is 7.1.0 . - 12-13-2012, 12:49 PM Thread Author #10
HTML based email client?
where r the experts?
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the 50K CrackBerry challenge - 12-15-2012, 02:05 AM Thread Author #12
i only have these options on all of my email IDs. - 12-15-2012, 03:34 PM Thread Author #13
HTML based email client?
does any one have solution of this problem?
Sent from my BlackBerry 9860 using Tapatalk - 12-17-2012, 07:58 AM Thread Author #14
HTML based email client?
i guess ill have to stick with it. no one is willing to help.
Sent from my BlackBerry 9860 using Tapatalk - 12-17-2012, 08:20 AM #15
Try this... Unable to receive email in HTML format on BB Torch... - BlackBerry Support Community Forums. It would help if you listed your operating system.
Blackberry Bold 9930
Blackberry Playbook 16G Wifi
Blackberry Bold 9650
Blackberry Pearl 8130
Blackberry 7250 (miss the scroll wheel) - 12-17-2012, 10:07 PM #16
Go to the message folder, or any email folder. Hit the menu button. Go to options, select Email Preferences, the first heading is HTML Email and the first option in that section is "Enable HTML Email." There is a selector above this section to select the email account you want to change.
- 12-18-2012, 01:55 AM Thread Author #17
please see thread #12 . i only have these options in Email Preferences menu.
Please post what OS version you are using. It is really impossible to help any further without it. That is why most have not attempted to help you. Mine is 126.96.36.1994.
I have never had an issue though with any OS I used. Are all your email accounts gmail? I do not use gmail so I do not know if it would cause any issue. Mine are all pop accounts. You may want to try deleting your accounts and then setting them up again online and resending your service books. - 12-19-2012, 05:59 AM Thread Author #19
my OS version is 7.1 bundle 1149.
- 12-19-2012, 07:25 AM Thread Author #20
HTML based email client?
just updated my OS to 126.96.36.1994 but still that option didn't showed up. moreover i tried this on gmail, yahoo, hotmail and my official corporate email ID which is running on exchange mail server but this option isn't available in any of these accounts.
Sent from my BlackBerry 9860 using TapatalkLast edited by cheekugr8; 12-19-2012 at 10:47 AM.
If your phone is a corporate phone running on BES instead of BIS, most likely that is the reason you do not have access to that option. You may wish to ask the person who administers the phones on that system. Most likely it is an option they have chosen to not give you.
- 12-19-2012, 12:04 PM Thread Author #22
i've got BIS plan from my service provider.
- 12-19-2012, 11:32 PM Thread Author #24
i tried it twice
Have you tried this?
1. Options
3.Advance Systems
4.Host Routing Table
4. Press menu , click on "register now"
It still sounds like a BES phone on which the IT department has disabled the option. Has the phone ever been on BES? Did you buy it yourself or is it a company phone? did you buy it from a service provider itself?
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Strengthening community nutrition and physical activity initiatives through introductory training in public health research and science
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The Leaders in Health (LIH) program strengthens community nutrition and physical activity initiatives through introductory training in public health research and science. The goal of the Leaders in Health program is to build the capacity of our community partners by providing participants with an introduction to the fundamentals of community-based participatory research (CBPR) and nutrition, physical activity, and obesity prevention among children and youth. Individuals who live or work in Boston and are currently involved with a nutrition- or physical activity-related program or project (on either a work or volunteer basis) are eligible to apply. Participants attend interactive training sessions, complete assignments, and receive support to create an action plan to enhance their current work.
The HPRC, the Boston Collaborative for Food and Fitness (BCFF), and Harvard Catalyst's Community Engagement Program piloted the first LIH program in spring 2011 and sponsored the second in spring 2012. All three organizations work with community partners who provide invaluable knowledge of local issues as well as communication and organizing skills essential to the implementation, effectiveness, reach, sustainability, and dissemination of public health work.
Through our conversations with community partners working to improve nutrition and physical activity, many organizations have asked for a program that will help them understand and use the public health approach, community-based participatory research methods, and the science underlying effective evidence-based obesity prevention strategies. This program benefits our work, the work of our organizational partners, and individual program participants. Through working together we can have a more significant impact on improving nutrition and physical activity and reducing overweight among Boston residents.
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The team coughed the ball up 23 times last year (13 interceptions, 10 fumbles), meaning 23 times the team's explosive offense gave up a chance put points on the board.
New head coach Todd Graham said the team had issues with interceptions in the first fall practice Friday at the Kajikawa Football practice fields in Tempe.
"If we take care of the ball on offense we're going to score points," he said.
It could be that simple.
It could also be a tricky proposition.
Graham said his quarterbacks threw too many interceptions Friday, an issue that could be attributed to inexperience maybe as much as rust.
Sophomore Mike Bercovici, who many think will be the team's starter in the August 30 opener against Northern Arizona, admitted to throwing one pick on the day. He knows he must improve.
"Coach talks about just owning the ball," he said. "The starting quarterback is going to be somebody who can own the football."
The starting quarterback will be one of Bercovici, redshirt freshman Michael Eubank or redshirt sophomore Taylor Kelly, none of whom have played any significant snaps at the collegiate level.
That kind of inexperience could lead to the very mistakes Graham is hoping to avoid, but it's something the team will have to work through.
To his credit, Bercovici said he's ready to take charge of the team.
"I'm a natural leader in everything I do," he said. "Whether it's homework, whether it's just walking around campus.
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The job isn't his yet, but the work he puts in over the next month will go a long way towards determining if he gets the first crack at replacing Brock Osweiler.
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Data of the village of Ciancio
The village of Ciancio is 5,26 kilometers far from the same town of Marsala to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Marsala also belong the localities of Addolorata (1,41 km), Amabilina (2,93 km), Birgi Aeroporto (8,93 km), Birgi Novi (9,22 km), Birgi Vecchi (7,59 km), Bongiorno (5,63 km), Borgo Perino (-- km), Bosco (-- km), Bufalata (4,01 km), Canale (-- km), Casabianca (6,25 km), Case Ciaci - Bilelli (10,55 km), Case Palermo (11,23 km), Case Puleo (4,98 km), Catenazzi (3,37 km), Centonze (4,56 km), Ciavolo (7,27 km), Ciavolotto (7,18 km), Conca (5,18 km), Cuore di Gesu' (10,01 km), Curatolo (6,77 km), Cutusio (5,07 km), Dara (5,42 km), Di Girolamo (3,85 km), Digerbato (6,13 km), Fontanelle (2,01 km), Giardinello (-- km), Grazia Puleo (-- km), Gurgo (13,40 km), Magghiu (9,57 km), Marchittati (11,25 km), Matarocco (5,37 km), Niuri (2,37 km), Paolini (4,10 km), Parrinello (6,12 km), Pastorella (9,16 km), Piscitello (5,07 km), Pispisia (2,16 km), Ponte Fiumarella (5,93 km), Posidonie (11,92 km), Ragattisi (6,92 km), Rattaloro (6,40 km), San Leonardo (5,62 km), Santa Venera (2,88 km), Santo Padre delle Perriere (9,54 km), Scacciaiazzo (6,88 km), Spagnola (2,64 km), Strasatti (11,14 km), Strasatti di Marsala (-- km), Tabaccaro (0,86 km), Terrenove (7,68 km), Terrenove Bambina (-- km), Torrelunga (2,84 km), Tritoni (12,08 km), Ventrischi (6,70 km), Villaggio Crimi (7,03 km), Villaggio Greco (9,35 km), Villaggio Montalto (7,52 km), Villaggio Samburgia (10,08 km), Villaggio San Teodoro (10,53 km), Villaggio Stella d'Oro (9,53 km), Zichichi (5,19 km)
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Marsala.
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The bride wore a candlelight white satin gown with scalloped lace trim and chapel-length train. This A-line design had a pleated sash cinching the waist, while the overskirt revealed more lace detailing at the floor of the gown. The bridesmaid's knee-length, dark purple dresses were beautiful backdrops for their hand-tied white rose bouquets. The groom and groomsmen wore black suits with faint pinstripes. The mothers both wore tea-length purple dresses, one with a pearl string accenting the jacket, and the other with light-catching stripes throughout the dress.
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Compensation Resources, Inc. (CRI) has released the results of its 2012 Executive Compensation Survey of Privately-Held Organizations.
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Compensation Resources, Inc. (CRI) has released the results of its 2012 Executive Compensation Survey of Privately-Held Organizations. The purpose of this study was to obtain compensation data of twelve key executive positions from privately-held companies of all sizes. Data was collected between July and August and results were compiled from survey questions that were developed by CRI and distributed to companies in all industrial classifications, broken down among 10 categories. There were 52 organizations that participated in this study.
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