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PIT STOP/LUNCH/GRAB & GO Degree of Difficulty 5* Team Sizes: Pit Stop: 8-12 team members/grab & Go: 4-6 team members/lunch: team members**
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1 The Pit Stop, Lunch and Grab & Go Crew Teams are some of the most popular of all the crew teams. Please be aware that due to their popularity and set team sizes, these teams fill up fast. These teams require lifting throughout the day. If you are physically unable to lift more than 40lbs, please consider joining a team with a lower difficulty rating. Pit Stop/Lunch/Grab & Go Specifics The Pit Stop, Lunch and Grab & Go Teams assemble and maintain rest stops located along the route. A Grab & Go is the smallest type of aid station. They provide participants with water, sports drink and portable toilets. There may be 1 or 2 of these stations depending on the route each day. If unforeseen circumstances arise, the Grab & Go Team may be asked to split up and conduct special operations for the event as needed. Pit stops are slightly larger. They provide snacks, water, sports drink, portable toilets and limited medical support. There are four pit stops along the route. The lunch stop is the largest. They provide lunch, water, sports drink, portable toilets and the most extensive medical support outside of camp. Running the route stop efficiently and serving the needs of the walkers is each team s primary duty and priority. However, cheering and encouragement is an important part of the route stop experience. Your enthusiasm and support help the walkers make it through their long day on the route. Some heavy lifting and carrying, loading of supplies, tents and equipment should be expected. Each team is responsible for setting up their tents, supplies, running the stop efficiently and then helping break everything down and re-packing the box truck. It is the responsibility of the entire team to stay and help until the truck is packed and the site is clear. Every team member must work together to clean up the site and help pack the truck. Most route stop teams will have various other jobs delegated to them by the Senior Captain, Road Teams which could include helping other route stops or helping camp teams upon arrival. Be flexible and ready to jump in and help where needed. Follow instructions on weighing down Western Shelters, regardless of current weather conditions. It is imperative that shelters be weighted down at all times. The route stop trucks must be packed according to pictures provided. Pit Stop/Lunch/Grab & Go is Important! Participants need to stay hydrated, fed and encouraged and YOU are the team that ensures that. Weather and physical exertion is a demanding factor for all participants. One way to make certain that all participants are safe, healthy and happy is to properly hydrate and fuel up throughout the weekend and receive cheers and well wishes. This team is pertinent for the safety and enthusiasm of the entire event. Expectations All-Crew Kick-Off. All crew must check in and attend a short meeting on the Thursday prior to the event. Why: It is imperative that all crew members are checked in, receive two crew shirts and are accounted for at this time. In addition, staff will complete your final training, review important safety messaging and distribute event radios. If you are assigned to be a driver, you must attend driver s training. Be prompt and organized. Meet at your vehicle on time every morning! It is important to be on time for all meetings and call times. If the route stop crew is organized and enjoys working together, they will have a great team and a ton of fun! 2017 Susan G. Komen 1
2 Why: Our route cannot open until all route stop teams are in place at their sites. Set up first, decorate later. Only after the route stop is set up should you begin to decorate. The first thing is to get the route stop ready (ASAP for early stops). After that the priorities are to make sure coolers are filled with water and ice and sports drink jugs are ready to be served. Then decorations and costumes should be arranged. Why: This way you can ensure that your stop is ready to receive walkers with plenty of time. Be conscientious of other teams needs and responsibilities down the route. You will have many other teams working with you throughout the day. This includes Sweep, Shuttle, Route Clean-up and Route Hydration. You may need to block off parking for them and/or direct them within your route stop location. Remember to check in with these teams about their specific needs at your stop. Communicate your needs with them also. Remember to keep garbage bags at an easily movable weight. Orange peels can get surprisingly heavy! Everyone must help pack up. There are supplies, tables, chairs and trash to attend to. Help load the route stop truck in an orderly fashion. Loading the route stop truck may be tricky, as there is a method that has been developed that enables the most supplies possible to be packed into the truck in order to be costconscious. If some supplies are not placed exactly right, the pit supplies will not be able to be packed up and transported to the next city. There are instructions with pictures listed inside the door to the route stop truck that make this much easier to do. Once crew members start breaking down their areas, they should put like items together around the truck, and then one person can read the truck directions, while two people are inside the truck loading. Everyone else should retrieve the supplies that are being asked for by the reader. The Route Coordinator can be a great help during the packing of the truck. Everyone is responsible for making sure our site is cleaner than when we arrived and the truck is well-packed. Assist the Route Clean-up Team with loading trash. Why: It will not take very long if everyone pitches in. Communicate. The team captain will communicate with the Command Center and Route Coordinator using a personal phone. The captain will be responsible for calling in walker numbers every half hour, on the hour and half hour. Why: Consistent communication is necessary for a successful event. Please carry your communication equipment with you at all times of the day. Captains, even if you are not on duty, you are still on call and need to carry your event phone. Safety. In addition to watching out for the safety and well-being of walkers, crew members should watch out for each other! Be careful not to let yourself get dehydrated or over-tired. You will be outdoors all day and on your feet, so keep hydrated. If there is inclement weather during the event, you may be able to rotate crew members into a nearby shuttle (van) for brief breaks throughout the day. Regular stretching and using sunscreen is a must. Crew members should carefully look out for one another; you cannot take care of anyone else if you are worn out. You may be the first person to notice a walker in need of medical attention. Respect their needs and privacy but bring it to the attention of the Medical Team as quickly as possible. Why: Health and safety should always be our first priority. Service with a Smile. Inform participants how many miles they have come and how many miles to the next pit stop (you will be given this information by your crew staff member). Make sure that your areas are clean and organized to promote safe and quick service for your guests. Welcome all participants as they come 2017 Susan G. Komen 2
3 through your pit stop; cheering, clapping, singing and smiling are extremely encouraged. Be aware of walkers who look like they may need assistance and escort them over to the medical tent area. If you are at a grab & go, contact your crew staff member. Encourage participants to get what they need, take a short rest and stretch break and then move along. Keeping track of how well stocked the route stop is with snacks, water and sports drink is important. The captain should talk with their crew staff member about ways to control snack hoarding. Be sure that water and sports drink never runs out. If you feel you are running low, have the team captain call the Command Center to have more sent your way before you run out. And remember, all encouraging, reminding, informing, assisting and escorting should be done with big smiles and warm hearts - from the first walker on the route to the last. Why: Thinking a few steps ahead will keep the walkers taken care of and your team from feeling overwhelmed and you ll be able to focus on creating an inviting and comfortable stop filled with smiles and cheers. Closing Ceremony. It is important that every route stop team breaks down/cleans up their stop before arriving to the Closing Ceremony. There is a great possibility that the last two pit stops of the day will not make the final crew meeting and a small possibility they will arrive late to the Closing Ceremony. No handmade signage. This refers to signage such as directional signage, receptacle signage, etc. This does not refer to any signage encouraging and inspiring the walkers, tent decorations, pit stop decorations, etc. Why: To ensure the safety and security of all participants it is important that all event signage is consistent and familiar. *Participant Lunch Preference Note: o Everyone on-event has the choice of either selecting a regular or vegetarian lunch selection. o Any special guests with Susan G. Komen 3-Day credentials will also be allowed to choose either vegetarian or regular selections. o Any local event volunteers and medical partners, such as ambulance drivers, will also be able to choose either vegetarian or regular selection. o Any participant requesting extra condiments may receive them (regardless of their sandwich choice). Who Else Do You Interact With? Crew. Senior Captain, Road Teams,, Route Hydration, Route Medical, Route Safety, Sweep, Shuttle, Route Clean-Up and Support Services Staff. Crew & Volunteer Coordinator, Route/Lunch Coordinator, Command Center and Participant Route Liaison (formerly known as the Caboose) Pit Stop/Lunch/G&G Team FAQs Q. When and where do we pick up our credentials, crew t-shirt, crew vehicles, and communication equipment? A: You can print your credential approximately one week prior to the event and bring it with you to the All- Crew Kick-Off on Thursday. You will pick up your crew t-shirts, crew vehicles (if needed), and event radios (if needed) at the All-Crew Kick-Off Susan G. Komen 3
4 Q: How do we get to the route stop? A: Depending on what is available per city, the team has access to a passenger van that holds 12 people plus a minivan for medical crew members. If passenger vans are unavailable, then there will be two minivans for Pit Stop Teams and one for the Medical teams. The Lunch Team travels by bus. The Grab & Go Team has one minivan. Each vehicle will have a GPS unit loaded with event specific pins for easy navigation. Q. What are the key messages that route stop crew members should relay to the walkers? A: You should let the walkers know what mile they have reached and which route stop is next. Be sure to know both the opening and closing time of your stop. Tell the walkers what time the stop closes, and therefore what time the shuttle leaves for the lunch stop or camp. It s very important to remind walkers to hydrate, eat and stretch as much as possible. Be sure to say this over and over, as well as remind people to walk safely. Q. What does the opening time of a route stop mean? A: Until the route stop has actually opened, no walkers are allowed to walk out of the stop. It is very important to hold all walkers at the route stop (and not let them continue walking) until the site officially opens. Occasionally we have fast walkers who will need to be held at this stop. This way we can ensure that no walkers arrive to our campsite before it is set up. Be sure to notify your Route Coordinator or the Command Center if walkers arrive before your opening time. Q. What does the work day look like? A: It is a good idea for the captain to divide the team into at least two groups. After everyone helps empty the truck, one group can set up the hydration/food western shelter(s) and the other group can set up the Medical western shelter. There should be at least 4 people per group as it takes at least 4 people to put up a Western Shelter tent. The captain will designate one person to be at the entrance of the route stop with a clicker (for counting walkers), two to three people to run the hydration station (mixing sports drink, icing the water, passing out ice), two to three people to run the food station (cutting fruit, placing snacks on tables, handing out snacks), and two to three people to do trash runs and keep the pit stop clear and clean. Be flexible with your team. Route stops are extremely busy for a short period of time and you will need to be ready to help wherever necessary. Q. What does the closing time of a route stop mean? A: All walkers and the Participant Route Liaison (formerly known as the Caboose) must get moving along the route by the time the route stop closes. This way we can ensure that no one is walking in the dark. Q. What happens in the event of relocation? A: All crew teams have specific responsibilities to assist with in the event of a relocation due to unforeseen weather or other troublesome circumstances. Each crew team should designate a specific spot to meet one another in the event of a relocation. A Komen 3-Day Staff Member will be providing your crew with details of duties during a relocation when the need arises. Q: When can we decorate the route stop? A: The entire route stop must be ready to receive walkers before you can start decorating. Q: When can we start breaking down? A: You must wait until the last walker has been in and out of the route stop. You may start to tidy up but you must make sure that every walker receives the same treatment and services. Q. Who does this team work with? 2017 Susan G. Komen 4
5 A: This team works primarily with the Staff Route Coordinators. Every staff member may have a different approach, but they are there to help. They will not take over unless it becomes necessary. Crew members should listen to the Route Coordinator, as they can give on-event tips that will make some of the tasks easier. This crew team also works with the Command Center, Senior Captain, Road Teams, Medical crew members, ShuttleTeam, Sweep Team, Route Hydration, Route Clean-Up and possibly the Route Safety Team. Q. Why do we have to leave camp so early when the route stop is so close along the route? A: We need to make sure the route stops are up and running by the time that walkers arrive. We arrive early in the event of unforeseen problems going from camp to the route stop such as a flat tire, road closing, traffic, etc. Q. When and where do we get our lunch? A: The Senior Captain, Route will deliver your lunches to Pit Stop and Grab & Go s. Snacks and hydration can be picked up at the pit stops. The team captain helps determine when break times are most appropriate. Q. If I arrive late to the Closing Ceremony, where will I park my vehicle? How will I get my victory shirt? A: You will be directed in your team schedule as to where you can park your event vehicle. We will have a specific parking area for late arriving vehicles. It is very important that you following the parking rules of the site. Plans will be in place to ensure that your victory shirt is received prior to the end of the event. Important Note: The 3-Day Crew works through rain, shine, sleet, or snow so please be sure to bring some warm clothes, rain gear, sunscreen, hats, etc. with you each day. Be prepared for anything! *Degree of Difficulty Scale 1 - No lifting or physical activity required, may have to stand for long periods. 2 - Must be able to lift up to 15lbs and stand for several hours at a time. 3 - Must be able to lift up to 25lbs and have no problems standing for several hours at a time. 4 - Must be able to lift up to 40lbs constantly, must be able to be in constant motion and have no back or knee injuries. 5 - Must be able to lift up to 50lbs constantly, must be able to be in constant motion and have no injuries. **Team Size dependent upon event size, i.e. the larger the event, the larger the team Susan G. Komen 5
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Mumbai: A fire broke out on the third floor of the sessions court building in Mumbai on Monday morning, an official said.
No casualty or injury has been reported so far, he said.
The fire brigade got a call at 7.14 am about the blaze in the court building, located near the campus of the Mumbai University in South Mumbai, the official of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's disaster management unit said.
The fire brigade personnel rushed to the spot, he said.
"Efforts are on to douse the flames," he said.
The cause of fire was not yet known, he said, adding that an investigation will be carried out into the incident.
Further details were awaited.
This is the fifth fire incident in the city in the last 20 days.
Twelve people were killed when a massive fire broke out at a snack shop in Saki Naka-Kurla area in Mumbai on 18 December.
Later, 14 people were killed in a fire at an upscale pub in the Kamala Mills compound on 29 December.
On another incident on 4 January, four persons, including two children, died and five were seriously injured after an upper floor of a residential building in suburban Marol caught fire.
Besides, a 20-year-old man, who worked for a television serial production unit, was killed in a fire at the Cine Vista film studio in suburban Kanjurmarg on 6 January.
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Procedure Day
It is natural to feel nervous on the day of your procedure. From the moment you arrive at our surgical facility in Independence, LASIK Vision Centers of Cleveland, our goal is to make each patient feel as comfortable as possible. Our focus is on your comfort, safety, and vision results and we are available to answer your questions at any time.
Here are some things to keep in mind for the Procedure Day:
- No contact lenses for at least one week prior to surgery
- Wear comfortable, warm clothing (the surgery room tends to be cold)
- Avoid alcohol and over-the-counter medications such as antihistamines and cold medicines the day before surgery
- Avoid perfumes, colognes, or lotions that are heavily scented
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- Allow about 2 hours for the entire process-pre-op, surgery, and post-op
- Have a driver to take you home after the procedure
Following the procedure, you will probably experience sensitivity to light, tearing, or a feeling that there is something in your eye. This is normal. Use artificial tears as needed for comfort and nap for 3-4 hours. Most patients feel comfortable after this nap. Avoid rubbing your eyes for the first week after surgery.
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It is important to remember that individual results are going to vary. LASIK treats living tissue and each individual heals differently. Most patients achieve 20/20 vision and are able to drive, play sports, and watch television without the use of glasses or contacts.
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Another fun filled FLOW retreat has come to an end, this time from a Western Province of the Philippine Islands, Punta Bulata Resort and Spa in Negros Occidental. Dubbed as "Sugar Land of the country, the people proved to be very sweet, charming and accommodating. Setting the pun aside, we have never seen such hospitality before! This is certainly a place we vow to keep coming back to.
Tom Zayco, the young but very approachable twenty-something manager of Punta Bulata resort joined us at the Punta Bulata coaster to fetch participants from the airport and greeted everyone with a robust voice. We proceeded to meet the rest of the crew at a meet up point in Bacolod city for people who had arrived a day earlier and a couple who took the ferry in from Iloilo.
As soon as guests arrived the resort after a 3-hour drive, we were served with a choice of Tarragon Tea or fresh Lemongrass juice, both herbs harvested from their garden.Then our first scrumptious meal with vegetarian options were beautifully set in an very ethnic buffet using banana leaves and clay pots with hot rocks to keep our food warm throughout.
After lunch, everyone checked in their beautiful Balinese-inspired luxe rooms at the Ayu Spa facing the infinity pool and the ocean. Some hurriedly booked their complimentary massages during the given free time before the rest of the activities. The opening circle before the sunset Yin Yoga gave everyone an opportunity to get to know each other. It was nice to see people from different age ranges and countries come together for this event.
Since most of the people who joined have never done a Yin Yoga class, Monica gave an introduction on what Yin Yoga is all about and how it can be very beneficial to anyone especially for someone who is embarking on a new yoga practice. She sited the difference between Yin and Yang Yoga styles and said that you need both to have a balanced practice. Then she led a 1 hour and 30 minute beginners Yin practice in the main open bamboo and thatch hall of Punta Bulata with ocean and garden views. People came out very refreshed and ready for a pesco-vegetarian healthy dinner. Of course, those who opted for a full vegetarian weekend had many dishes for fill with homemade dessert!
After a filling buffet breakfast the next day, the FLOW girls, Monica and Noelle taught a workshop on Green Smoothies and Live Food Snacks.
Participants learned how to make a simple green smoothie made from Moringana powder and local fruits, raw vegan sushi, watermelon shots and a raw vegan cashew dip suited for parties. The Superfood Grocer provided us with superfoods to work with. Monica was able to whip up an extraordinary dessert made from vanilla help powder, chia seeds, coconut milk, spirulina powder, cacao nibs and maca powder – truly divine!
Danjugan Island was next on the itinerary. While others decided to join in on a dive excursion led by Marco Santos of Dive Expeditions run at the resort, the rest got into the boat and headed to the famous marine sanctuary for an island adventure. The weather proved to be challenging but this didn't dampen our group's spirits.
During the hard pouring rain at Typhoon Beach, there was an impromptu yoga silhouette session.
The next day, Monica taught a sunrise Vinyasa class before breakfast to sweat out toxins from the body in the cool rainy weather. Closing circle acknowledged everyone that came with premium prizes from sponsors. Our last meal was a memorable one, Fish and Vegetable kebabs served with soup, red rice, and melon sherbet for dessert. Thumbs up for Punta Bulata's kitchen and staff!
No one wanted to go home but everyone had filled their memory bank with new stories to go back to and friendships to last a lifetime.
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Singer-songwriter James Kenneth "Jimmy" Donley was born in Mississippi on August 17, 1929 and died on March 20, 1963.
He served briefly in the Army before being discharged on psychological grounds, then revived his musical career. Donley wrote many songs, such as "Born To Be A Loser", that went on to be hits by other artists, including Fats Domino and Jerry Lee Lewis.
Some of his songs were credited to Rev. J. Charles Jessup, a preacher to whom Donley sold the rights to his songs.
Donley was a troubled character who was married six times and prone to bouts of both heavy drinking and domestic violence, which impacted badly on his career.
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Heffer says: "Ageas Protect has brought a low start product to market. It provides full cover from day one but the premiums are lower in the early years. Premiums are worked out on the basis of the client's age and health at outset and then increase by a fixed percentage each year. So while premiums do increase, the financial commitment is know.
"Those choosing the low start option will ultimately be paying a higher premium than normal in the later years and will pay more overall than if the low start option had not been exercised. However, for those clients who need cover but are on a tight budget such an option may well be expedient for them. Advisers would be well advised to refer to the disclosure of total premiums, which is now printed on all life assurance quotations, in order to draw a comparison and make the appropriate recommendation for their clients.
"The low start term assurance is available on a single and joint life basis and pays on death or terminal illness and, where critical illness is included, on the earlier diagnosis of one of 40 critical conditions. The contract is supremely flexible. Critical illness cover can be added in later, the term and the sum assured can be increased or decreased and policies can be converted to joint life from single life or vice versa. Naturally further underwriting may be required where cover is enhanced or increased.
"Clients have the option to decline the annual increase in premiums and under those circumstances the sum assured would reduce. Care would need to be exercised over that decision but it may be an acceptable quid pro quo if money is tight and the lower level of cover does not compromise their financial plan, or indeed they need less cover. The contract allows premium increases to be resumed when more money becomes available.
"This contract may not be suitable for those that can fully afford their cover now, but it provides all the options for those who cannot. It enables advisers to arrange full mortgage cover and family protection for such clients rather than a nominal benefit which would alleviate only short-term financial hardship. It is a good option for those needing a higher sum assured now than in a few years' time, perhaps when their children are no longer dependent, when they can then opt to reduce their sum assured. "


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Telefónica, Telenor and Mobile Payment Provider Fortumo Sign Agreement to Reach Latin America
Mobile payments provider Fortumo has signed Global Framework Agreements with leading operator groups Telefónica and Telenor to bring direct carrier billing services to 460 million additional subscribers worldwide. Using the BlueVia Payments API to charge purchases to their mobile operator bill, users in more than 30 countries will now be able to purchase digital goods over the web and on Android, Windows 8 and Windows Phone devices, according to Herald On Line.
With Fortumo's platform, mobile payments are available to all mobile phone users and payments are charged directly to their operator bill. According to executives in Telefonica, Telenor and Fortuno:
Mobile operator billing is especially important in emerging markets of Asia and Latin America, where credit card penetration is low. For example, Brazil, one of Telefónica's key markets, has 260 million mobile users, but only 60 million credit cards.
With Telefonica's and Telenor's agreement, the Fortumo's payment platform now reaches users in more than 80 countries.


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Alpinegarten opens – courtesy Oregon Garden Resort
Alpinegarten opens:
Come One, Come All! the Alpinegarten is open to families and children at all hours. Interactive performance and traditional German sounds are a trademark for this venue. These fun elements are supported by a spectacular beer menu that balances local craft beers and German imports. Alpinegarten Page
Thanks to Oregon Garden Resort for their support of the Alpinegarten venue.
Alpinegarten opens – courtesy Oregon Garden Resort details:
- When: Thursday, September 13th Friday, September 14th Saturday, September 15th Sunday, September 16th at 11:30 am 11:30 am 11:30 am 11:30 am
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i couldn't resist my mother's nikon today.
so i stole it (along with her car) and went for a little adventure around town.
this is a preview of what i found...
isn't it gorgeous? i almost died when i snapped this picture because it reminded me: i absolutely love being from sanpete county.
i am a country girl at heart... and honestly - i couldn't be more grateful!
many more sweet sanpete photos to come :)


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Tigh Tuithe means "house with a grass roof"
Totally secluded, but only 3 miles from village. A self-catering unit (completely self-contained) attached to the main family home. The house is built into the hillside and has a turf covered roof. The accommodation is very comfortable and fully equipped. Patio doors lead out to a beautiful trout burn. Salmon come to spawn in the Autumn, otters are seen here, and 'weather permitting' we swim in summer.
This house is in one of the most stunning locations in Scotland. We are surrounded by breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife. Roe Deer can be heard barking in the nearby forest, we see both roe and red deer frequently, and it is a mecca for bird-watchers.
It is also conveniently situated, Kingussie 7 miles south, Aviemore 7 miles north. The village of Kincraig is 2.5 miles and boasts 3 excellent restaurants. Other nearby facilities include gliding, watersports, riding, walking, golf, fishing, ski-ing and many more, or one can simply relax and enjoy the peace and tranquility.
Accommodation consists of:
Lets are usually Saturday - Saturday.
Price includes gas and all linen. Electricity by ï¿? coin meter. Bring own towels.
|Directions: From both North and South turn off the B970 at Kincraig, following the signs for Loch Insh. Turn left at the T Junction, past the loch, and follow the road for about 1 mile to Feshiebridge. Cross bridge, follow road around a left bend, then take a right junction signed Guest House, Hostel. Follow this narrow road for about three-quarters of a mile until you come to a bridge crossing a burn. Turn sharp left here are you are at the house.


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Body recovered from Lake Mohegan after apparent drowning
One person is dead after apparently drowning at Lake Mohegan in Fairfield this morning.
Police identified the victim as 39-year-old Frank Mazzabufi. They say he and a friend entered the water from the wooded shoreline about 100 yards out.
Chopper 12 was above the scene as dozens of rescue officials responded after lifeguards made the emergency call.
Police say the lifeguards told them that they saw the swimmer struggling, go underwater and never resurface.
Officials say after more than an hour-long search, Mazzabufi's body was pulled from the lake.
Authorities say it is the second drowning in Fairfield this summer.
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York Sunbury Search and Rescue needs help to fund a new command centre
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Nathan Brown refused to back down to Wayne Bennett after their war of words escalated after Newcastle's 15-10 win over Brisbane on Saturday night.
Earlier last week, Bennett blamed Brown for an exodus of experienced players at the Knights despite many good judges blaming Bennett after his stint at the club.
Brown returned serve after the game Saturday saying: "The reality is when Wayne came to town, if he thought with his big head rather than his little head, I wouldn't have had to rebuild the joint."
Bennett at the time was in the midst of a break-up with his wife of over 40 years. He then began seeing an employee working for the Knignts.
"The thing that I'm disappointed in myself is at the end of the day we should be talking about the players. It was such a great game because I thought it was probably the best performance from the Knights since I've been at the club," Brown told Triple M.
"I thought the Brisbane players put a lot of effort into it as well.
"We shouldn't be worrying about what Wayne said about me and what I said back.
"The only thing I'd say about it is I was a bit hurt by the fact Wayne publicly criticised me when I've taken a wholistic approach up here to give the team and the town something long term.
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1 tbsp, plus 1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 tsp ground black pepper
1 scant tbsp honey
2 1/4 tsp salt
2 1/2 cups heavy cream
The Filling
4 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
1 1/2 cups 1/2-inch thick peeled carrot rounds
2 cups peeled yellow onions, halved and sliced
1 bulb fennel, outer layers removed, halved and sliced into 1/2-inch thick rounds
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
2 tsp paprika
1 cup dry (cheap) white wine
1 1/2 cups medium white button mushrooms, cleaned and sliced
1 cup celery stalks, sliced into 1/2-inch thick rounds
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts, seared and cubed
3 cups vegetable stock
1 large egg, lightly beaten, for egg wash
1/4 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese, for topping
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2. Heat a large skillet and add the olive oil. When it begins to smoke lightly, add the carrots, onions, fennel, flour and paprika. Season with salt, and stir to blend. Add the white wine and cook until all of the liquid has reduced and the vegetables are translucent and tender, 5-8 minutes. Stir in the mushrooms, celery, chicken and stock. Cook an additional 5-8 minutes over medium heat to allow the liquid some time to reduce. Season with salt to taste.
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The parish of Christchurch was founded as a result of the will of John Marshall dated 1627. John Marshall owned many properties throughout Southwark, including 36 houses in Axe Yard (now Newcomen Street), 20 houses in London Road and many buildings in Blackman Street (now Borough High Street) His will stipulated that should he die without heir, 700 should be spent on "one New Church for the worship of God, and a church-yard convenient for it in such a place as [the Trustees] in their discretion should think fit, but his desire was, that the same might be built in some part of St Saviour's parish." The will stated that the new church was to be called Christ Church and the will also provided for the maintenance of a minister for the church.
John Marshall died without heir in 1631 but, perhaps because of the political and religious uncertainty of the times, nothing happened until 1663 when a Commission into charitable uses discovered that no action had been taken and that the properties left by John Marshall whose income was to endow various charities had fallen into disrepair and rents had fallen into arrears.
The manor ofParish Garden, previously a part of the parish of St Saviour's, was formed into a separate parish by Act of Parliament in 1670 despite objections from St Saviour's. A plot of land for the building of the church was donated by William Angell, the owner of the manor, on the proviso that a vault was built in the chancel of the new church for himself and his heirs. The church was consecrated in 1671.
The foundations had been insufficiently drained when the church was built and by 1721 the church was in very decaying condition both inside and out. It was sinking into the marsh and it was reported the ground level was as high as the windows, and that the graves filled with water as soon as they were dug.
A further Act of Parliament enabled the existing church to be pulled down and a new one erected to be paid for by the Marshall Charity. The new church was built between 1738 and 1741 and had a tower that housed eight bells.
After 200 years the church suffered great bomb damage in World War II. Mr F R Neill, who was verger and parish clerk until the destruction wrote "As one stood on Blackfriars Road and looked up at the steeple, one would often wonder at the splendour of it but to one who knew the interior of it, it was one of such a beautiful structure and built in such a fashion that to get eight bells in same was a masterpiece."
Building work started on the current church in 1957 and it was consecrated in 1959. It was paid for and owned by the Marshall Charity, and the interior of the building is more interesting than the exterior. It is small with unusual stained glass windows: some at high level were paid for by the Marshall Charity at the time of building the church and represent various facets of the parish. There is another series by the entrance to the church commissioned and paid for by various organisations and companies in the parish to celebrate the church's 25th aniversary.
Henry Hunt, A brief history of the Parish of Christ Church,1830
William Joseph Meymott, An Historical Account of the Paris of Christ Church, Surrey, 1881
Sir Howard Roberts and Walter H Godfrey (eds), Survey of London Vol 22, 1950
P92/CTC/543 Notes on the history of Christchurch (anon) and Memories of Christchurch, Southwark by F R Neill.


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Kasjer wrote:1. How active is UT community? Is it hard to find pub game of TDM or CTF (my favourite game modes)? I don't think I can invest time in to pickup games, as I won't have time to play regularly.
Kasjer wrote:2. Do you girls and guys play mostly "clean" UT or mod the game to hell on most active servers?
Kasjer wrote:3. Are there maps which are essential (apart from Deck) and played most of the time or you simply don't care after 18 years and load your servers with dozens of custom maps of varying quality?
Kasjer wrote:4. Is there a place for noob like me, who most likely won't have time to play more than a hour of two per week?
Kasjer wrote:5. Can I use my Unreal Anthology CD to install the game or is it better to buy on Steam/gog?
Kasjer wrote:Do digital releases contain any significant tweaks over original release when it comes to compatibility with Win10? I'm aware that there is a guide to proper setup of UT, I just want to know what would be the most hassle-free starting point.
Kasjer wrote:6. Is physics tied to FPS in UT like in Quake games? Aka are some of jumps not possible unless you hit certain number of frames per second? In QW physics FPS used by new source ports was 77, in Q3 number was 120 I think. I'm asking because I game on 60hz TV, most of the time with gamepad in hand. Of course I plan to use K+M for UT but I'm so used to v-sync without ugly frame tearing artifacts I'll rather use v-sync which will lock frame rate down to 60hz. In many single player games I even go for 30 vsync if I cannot hit consistent 60. If running at really high frame rate is necessary nowadays, I'm sure my PC will fare just fine, with 1050Ti on board. Just wondering if settling at my screen refresh rate will put me at disavantage.
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