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Now is the winter of our discontent made glorious summer
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I originally wrote this one back in May last year and since it is time of the year relevant it make sense to post now. This one has a slightly nostalgic tinge to the usual mix of pop culture references and dubious facts wrapped around a vaguely astronomical theme.
As we enjoy the longer days and the slightly warmer winter weather that here in the British Isles we optimistically call summer, it inevitably signals the end of what many would consider the astronomical observing season. Living so far north on our home world means we are fast approaching that period in our orbit when we don't experience astronomical darkness and our view of many deep sky objects is denied to us. Oh, I know you can still spot the planets and in particular Saturn becomes visible at a less unsociable hour but many people choose to pack away their telescopes for the summer. Instead we spend our money on holidays in the sun, tasty bedding plants for slugs to consume and the obligatory barbeque whenever the temperature hits the high teens and Sol puts in a brief appearance. The other thing we do of course is look back on the winter recently passed and wonder (as we did last year) why we've invested many hundreds if not thousands of pounds on equipment that we've only managed to use a handful of times in the previous six months.
The weather must surely be the most common frustration amongst the UK's astronomy enthusiasts. Nothing seems to guarantee cloud like a once in a lifetime solar eclipse or a particularly spectacular meteor shower. Oddly enough given our national preoccupation with the weather it also seems to be the one thing we fail to consider when deciding that astronomy is the hobby for us. Much like we all remember long, golden summers from our youth we also only seem to recall winters being crammed full of cold and frosty clear nights. The reality of course is that for most of the year our seasons are a constantly disappointing temperature variation on a dreary grey theme of cloud and drizzle. Yet in the UK we have an uncanny optimism about the weather that flies in the face of all observable evidence and a lifetime of experience. Every year we imagine that this time we'll have textbook seasons; a gently warming spring giving way to a glorious summer of warmth and activity before easing into a colourful autumn and a cold winter of frost and snow. For a nation that is so cynical about many things our unreasoned optimism about the weather is difficult to understand. Yet the evidence is everywhere from the sales of convertible cars to the popularity of golf. Let's face it the only reason they recently put a roof on Wimbledon wasn't because of the weather stopping play but because the tennis was being overshadowed by what was fast becoming Cliff Richard's annual London gig when it did inevitably rain.
It is no wonder then that there comes a time for every astronomer when they seriously consider selling their equipment to fund a new hobby that doesn't involve a dependency on our unpredictable weather. Arguably the most famous example of this is Brian May who clearly got so fed up with his PHD taking so long to complete due to cloud and rain that he learned to play the guitar and became a rock star instead. There's a good chance you too may harbour thoughts of musicianship being a more entertaining way to spend hundreds of pounds on equipment. Maybe you can picture yourself at family birthday parties standing on your garage roof playing a Hendrix style version of 'happy birthday' on a Stratocaster with a full Marshall stack turned up to 11. The reality of course with this being the UK is it will obviously be raining on any given birthday, particularly if some sort of outdoor activity is planned so fortunately for your neighbours that scenario is unlikely to happen. Not only will the weather put a dent in your rock star dreams but you'll also quickly discover that your coordination isn't what it was when you were a teenager and more crucially you don't have the uncounted hours of free time that you actually need to learn how to play a guitar with any degree of competency. Sure when you first buy that old six string you may very well play until your fingers bled but you'll realise that you should really have learned to play in the summer of '69 not when you are rapidly approaching that age.
If it's not music then you may decide that you've always wanted to make things out of wood and your sky at night magazine will be replaced by the screwfix catalogue with its many pages of power tools, laser measuring devices and power tools with integrated laser measuring devices. Your shed/observatory will be transformed into your workshop. The pier will now be home to a vice. The desk where your computer and books once resided will now be decorated with an array of saws and chisels and the walls where your moon posters were once pinned will now be covered in arterial spray because those saws and chisels are really, really sharp.
Once you return from casualty you'll probably decide that you need a nice, relaxing hobby that doesn't involve sharp implements or ear splitting, vacuum tube powered amplifiers. Thinking about it you will recall those relaxing evenings spent under lovely, crisp, clear skies that you used to enjoy last winter and wonder why you ever decided to get rid of your telescope. Once you've reset your password on stargazers lounge and read a few postings you'll whip out your credit card and spend a ridiculous amount of money on some new astronomy equipment. You will then spend the next few days filled with the kind of excitement you recall from a childhood Christmas when you were expecting to receive a shiny new bike. And much like that Christmas of long ago you will find the day your parcel of astro kit arrives it is pouring with rain.
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Looking back…
The Guardians came looking for Ikuto and found him in a remote Easter studio where Kazuomi with his dark intentions are waiting for them too!
This Chapter…
Rima finds out about Nagihiko's secret as she overheard his conversation with Saeki Nobuko who remembered she was once a girl.
For the first time, Nagihiko's chara nari can be witnessed in here as he transformed into Beat Jumper with his new egg called Rizumu or Rhythm. Rima seemed to have been amazed by him. There was a need for him to call on Temari and he again tranformed into Yamato Mai Hime (I like this one in the soundtrack) amazing Rima more. Combining powers with her they defeated three X-Charas using the Queens' Waltz!
Ikuto, however, was forced by that evil Kazuomi to play and play his violin though it's as if he can no longer take it. And while Amu and the guardians finally reached the the top of the transmitter tower, they were greeted by a hideous monster form!
Random Babblings…
Got a preview of the chapter so far but I'm sure I can find the whole bunch of raws soon.
Rima and Nagi do look good together! Nagi's amazing too for he is capable of doing chara nari twice! I thought he wasn't able to summon Temari in the earlier chapters reason why she hid back in her egg but it was surprising when she came to transform with him into Yamato Mai Hime.
I have a feeling that hideous thing was Ikuto and that maybe is the effect of too much X-egg energy?!


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Kutipan (Quote) - Gardening (1)
He plants trees to benefit another generation.
Caecilius Statius
If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have never been discovered.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
We must cultivate our own garden. When man was put in the garden of Eden he was put there so that he should work, which proves that man was not born to rest.
A weed is a plant that has mastered every survival skill except for learning how to grow in rows.
Doug Larson
Remember that children, marriages, and flower gardens reflect the kind of care they get.
H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
In search of my mother's garden, I found my own.
Alice Walker
Flowers always make people better, happier, and more helpful; they are sunshine, food and medicine for the soul.
Luther Burbank
The best place to find God is in a garden. You can dig for him there.
George Bernard Shaw
A good garden may have some weeds.
Thomas Fuller
I don't like formal gardens. I like wild nature. It's just the wilderness instinct in me, I guess.
Walt Disney
Someone's sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree a long time ago.
Les Brown
Gardens are not made by singing 'Oh, how beautiful,' and sitting in the shade.
Rudyard Kipling
Everything that slows us down and forces patience, everything that sets us back into the slow circles of nature, is a help. Gardening is an instrument of grace.
May Sarton
It will never rain roses: when we want to have more roses we must plant more trees.
George Eliot
God Almighty first planted a garden. And indeed, it is the purest of human pleasures.
Francis Bacon
My neighbour asked if he could use my lawnmower and I told him of course he could, so long as he didn't take it out of my garden.
Eric Morecambe
A garden is a complex of aesthetic and plastic intentions; and the plant is, to a landscape artist, not only a plant - rare, unusual, ordinary or doomed to disappearance - but it is also a color, a shape, a volume or an arabesque in itself.
Roberto Burle Marx
It is a golden maxim to cultivate the garden for the nose, and the eyes will take care of themselves.
Robert Louis Stevenson
It is like the seed put in the soil - the more one sows, the greater the harvest.
Orison Swett Marden
Who loves a garden loves a greenhouse too.
William Cowper
Gardening is how I relax. It's another form of creating and playing with colors.
Oscar de la Renta
Trees and plants always look like the people they live with, somehow.
Zora Neale Hurston
How deeply seated in the human heart is the liking for gardens and gardening.
Alexander Smith
The garden, by design, is concerned with both the interior and the land beyond the garden.
Stephen Gardiner
A man has made at least a start on discovering the meaning of human life when he plants shade trees under which he knows full well he will never sit.
D. Elton Trueblood
But if each man could have his own house, a large garden to cultivate and healthy surroundings - then, I thought, there will be for them a better opportunity of a happy family life.
George Cadbury
Show me your garden and I shall tell you what you are.
Alfred Austin
Some men like to make a little garden out of life and walk down a path.
Jean Anouilh
The garden suggests there might be a place where we can meet nature halfway.
Michael Pollan
When a finished work of 20th century sculpture is placed in an 18th century garden, it is absorbed by the ideal representation of the past, thus reinforcing political and social values that are no longer with us.
Robert Smithson
Plants that wake when others sleep. Timid jasmine buds that keep their fragrance to themselves all day, but when the sunlight dies away let the delicious secret out to every breeze that roams about.
Thomas Moore
It is only the farmer who faithfully plants seeds in the Spring, who reaps a harvest in the Autumn.
B. C. Forbes
What's a butterfly garden without butterflies?
Roy Rogers
To dwell is to garden.
Martin Heidegger
Gardening is not a rational act.
Margaret Atwood
The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies.
Gertrude Jekyll
What a man needs in gardening is a cast-iron back, with a hinge in it.
Charles Dudley Warner
Use plants to bring life.
Douglas Wilson
I love decorating my home. I'm a gardener too, so that's usually something I have to play catch up with.
Suzy Bogguss
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Mukesh Ambani's son Akash to wed diamantaire's daughter Shloka Mehta after this year
Buoyed by 2017 success, Kidambi Srikanth chases golden dream during Gold Coast
Super Dancer Chapter 2 Finale highlights: Bishal Sharma rises a trophy
Knee pain in a elderly, that can repairs a peculiarity of life, can make them disposed to depression, researchers say.
Osteoarthritis occurs when a corner becomes inflamed, customarily since a protecting cartilage and other tissues that pillow joints like a knee spin shop-worn and ragged over time.
Knee pain from osteoarthritis can make it harder to take caring of yourself, that can repairs your peculiarity of life. In turn, it can lead to depression.
The study, led by Yuji Nishiwaki from a Toho University in Japan, showed that aged who gifted knee pain during night while in bed, while putting on socks, or while removing in or out of a automobile were some-more expected to news carrying symptoms of depression.
The group examined 573 people aged 65 or comparison for a study, published in a Journal of a American Geriatrics Society.
When a investigate began (between 2005 and 2006) nothing of a participants had symptoms of depression.
Two years later, scarcely all of them finished follow-up interviews. The participants answered questions about their knee pain and were evaluated for symptoms of depression.
Nearly 12 per cent of a participants had grown symptoms of depression.
Another recently published investigate showed that both knee pain and organic impairments in aged people are compared with a growth of depressive symptoms.
"Examining aged people's responses to questions about pain during night and problems behaving daily activities might be an fit approach of identifying those during high risk of building depressive symptoms," a researchers said.
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Litigation Release No. 23827 / May 9, 2017
Securities and Exchange Commission v. David R. Humphrey, 17:CV:850 (D.D.C filed May 9, 2017)
SEC Charges Former Staffer With Securities Fraud Violations
The Securities and Exchange Commission, on May 9, 2017, charged a former employee with securities fraud in connection with his trading of options and other securities.
The SEC's complaint alleges that David R. Humphrey, who worked at the SEC from 1998 to 2014, concealed his personal trading from the SEC's ethics office and later misrepresented his trading activities to the SEC's Office of Inspector General when questioned during an investigation.
SEC employees are subject to rigorous rules regarding securities transactions to guard against even the appearance of using public office for private gain. The ethics rules specifically prohibit trading in options or derivatives. The rules also require staff to disclose their securities holdings and transactions to the agency's ethics office in annual filings.
According to the SEC's complaint, Humphrey violated the rules by engaging in transactions involving derivatives, failing to obtain pre-clearance before trading non-prohibited securities, and failing to hold securities for the required period.
The SEC's complaint charges Humphrey with violating Section 17(a) of the Securities Act and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act. Humphrey has agreed to settle the charges and pay $51,917 in disgorgement of profits made in the improper trades plus $4,774 in interest and a $51,917 penalty. Humphrey also agreed to be permanently suspended from appearing and practicing before the SEC as an accountant, which includes not participating in the financial reporting or audits of public companies. The settlement is subject to court approval.
In a parallel action, the Department of Justice today announced that Humphrey has pleaded guilty to criminal charges stemming from his false federal filings.
The SEC's investigation was conducted by Gary M. Zinkgraf and Tom Bednar, and the case was supervised by Jeffrey Weiss. The SEC appreciates the assistance of the U.S. Department of Justice's Fraud Section.


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"Beautiful show at Eden yesterday, great story, amazing songs, signings and fantastic puppets! " Eden Project 2018 "Fantastic!" Camp Bestival 2017 "Highlight of our weekend" Elderflower Fields 2017 "excellent! So magically inventive! " Beautiful Days 2018 "So many beautiful moments" - Creative Workspace, Bristol 2018 "A great family treat" - Storyhouse, Chester 2018 "Really really enjoyed it....brilliant!" Elderflower Fields 2018
The Children in The Moon- 30 date May 2018-january 2019 national tour
Join The Makeshift Ensemble and their travelling teapot of tales on a magical celebration of discovery, courage and diversity.
The Children in the Moon is a wonderfully visual and original takeon centuries old children's verse, packed with puppetry and livemusic this is an ideal show for all the family.
We tell the story of Zack and Lil using our beautifully hand crafted puppets and our wonderful teapot of tales, a larger than life travelling teamachine which brews fabulous storiesand doubles as a stage on which our
characters can explore, play and bring their tales to life.
Along side the puppets are two nomadic storytellers, who introduce the stories and nurture the yarns as they
unravel.The MakeShift Ensemble, with their distinct and compelling style, aim to both discover and celebrate the wonderful things that make us different and the ties that bind the human family together.
Fox and Rabbit's Idiot's guide to the owl and the pussycat
'Magical!' 'Fabulous production' 'A rare treat for all ages'
Join the wayward Reynard. H. Fox and his reluctant sidekick Rabbit as they meander their inelegant way around the world of the Owl and the Pussycat in their beautiful pea-green……boat?
Dodge the jellyfish in the deep blue sea, climb the giant bong-tree to meet the spirit who dwells within and journey with them to find the allusive and mythical shilling.
Aided by a rockabilly hog (Elvis Pigsley), a Compass Fish and a somewhat melodramatic turkey – can Fox and Rabbit get the Owl and Pussycat to the hill on time to finally tie the knot?
The MakeShift Ensemble bring a sense of adventure and humour to this wonderful retelling of Edward Lear's classic nonsense poem, brought to life with puppetry and live music . Bring your imaginations and your runcible spoons and be entertained whatever your age
"Myself and my wee girl have just been to see you both at Cheltenham Everyman this afternoon, telling the story of The Owl and the Pussycat. It was one of the best young theatre productions we've seen. We were blown away by the creative and imaginative sets along with the witty banter, singing and the genius use of the loop pedal. Looking forward to seeing you again in 'Sofa'. In fact I'm tempted to go and see you again when you perform in Ledbury in a few days time!" - Audience member, The Everyman, Cheltenham
"I just wanted to let you know you were the highlight of my daughter's weekend....thankyou!" Elderflower Fields Festival 2017
"The Owl & the Pussycat is a lively & engaging show for families and early years, featuring puppetry, live music and ingenious set transformations" Tony Lidington, Artistic Director - Promenade Promotions
" A quality, witty family production full of beautiful images and magic" Wendy Van Der Plank, Artistic Director - The Beehive, Honiton
This production proudly supports The Bee Cause on behalf of Friends of the Earth
2016 Dates - (Click on venue to go to website)
6-7th August - Dartmoor Folk festival http://www.dartmoorfolkfestival.org.uk/
19 - 21 August - Beautiful Days, Escot Park, Devon
25th August - The Beehive, Honiton, Devon
24 October -Earlswood Hall, Monmouthshire, S. Wales
26th October - The Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis, Dorset
27th October - The Princess Theatre, Burnham on Sea, Somerset
2017 Dates
18 February - The Shelley Theatre, Bournemouth, Dorset
24th February - The Stage Door, Southampton
25th February - The Groundlings Theatre, Portsmouth, Hampshire
15th March - Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
19th March - The Market Theatre, Ledbury
12th April - Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
22nd April - The Regal Theatre, Minehead, Somerset
2oth May - The Pound, Corsham
26th - 29th May - Elderflower fields Festival, East sussex
10th June - The Courtyard, Hereford
13th- 16th July - Latitude Festival, Suffolk
23rd July - The Boatshed Festival of Performance (The Bikeshed Theatre) Exeter
27th-30th July - Camp Bestival, Dorset
2nd August - The Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury
"If, like me, you enjoy a good story, puppets, singing, live music, word play as well as a smattering of silliness then 'Fox and Rabbits idiot's guide to The Owl and the Pussycat' is a must see.
The ingenious use of set and props, and physical theatre techniques; the dynamic and high energy performances, and some rather clever vocal work ensure things move at a good pace which in turn draws both the young and old alike into this enchanting tale which is accessible on many levels. For some, this is quite possibly their first encounter with 'The Owl and the Pussycat' and for others a welcomed revisit through new eyes - either way it works wonderfully.
Laurence and Jackie, aka Fox and Rabbit, are both splendid actors/storytellers who clearly enjoy their craft and it is this enthusiasm and energy along with their good humour and down to earth attitude that make them, and the work of The Makeshift Ensemble, exciting, fresh and totally engaging.
I hope to see a lot more of Fox and Rabbit and can't wait to see what's next on the cards."
Rob Pudner - Expressive Arts Practitioner/Theatre Director
A captivating twist on an original tale'
Play by Jacqueline Avery
Music by Joe Butcher
A war-torn soldier and an obstinate princess – aided by three unearthly dogs, a strange and wizened woman with a magic tinderbox – discover the unbreakable bonds of true love.
This new play gives a classic Hans Christian Andersen tale an illuminating Jurassic Coast twist, and AsOne AsCend ensemble add heart and soul dusted with humour.
'tinderbox' is an audio-visual treat to thrill all the family. Powerful physical storytelling; puppetry; shadow play and animated imagery – accompanied by live, original music and song – combine to create a spell-binding experience whatever your age.
AsOne AsCend ensemble is putting the magic back into family theatre.
Friday 16 October 7.00pmThe Corn Exchange, Dorchester, Dorset 01305 266926 www.dorchestercornexchange.com
Wednesday 21 October–Burton Bradstock C of E Primary School Students only
Thursday 22 October–St Michaels Primary School, Lyme Regis Students only
Friday 23 October–Symondsbury C of E Primary School Students only
Saturday 24 October 2.30pmThe Groundlings Theatre, Portsmouth, Hants 023 9273 7370 www.groundlings.co.uk
Wednesday 28 October 2.30pmThe Regal Theatre, Minehead, Somerset 01643 706430 www.regaltheatre.co.uk
Thursday 29 October 7.30pmThe Princess Theatre, Burnham on Sea, Somerset 01278 793099 www.princesstheatreandartscentre.co.uk
Friday 30 October 7.30 pm The Mowlem Theatre, Swanage, Dorset 01929 422239 www.mowlemtheatre.com
Wednesday 04 November 7.00pm The Brewhouse Theatre, Taunton, Somerset 01823 274 608 www.tauntontheatre.org.uk
Friday 06 November 7.30pm Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth, Devon 01395 576798 www.manorpavilion.com
Saturday 07 November 7.30pm Athenaeum Centre, Warminster, Wilts 01985 213891 www.theath.org.uk
Thursday 12 November 7.30pm Greenford Primary School, Maiden Newton, Dorset Students only
Friday 13 November 7.30pmPavilion Theatre, Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset 01305 783225 www.weymouthpavilion.com
Saturday 14 November 2.30/7.30pm The Rondo Theatre, Bath 01225 444003 www.rondotheatre.co.uk
Friday 20 Novembertbc Hanger Farm, Totton, Southampton 023 8066 7274 www.totton.ac.uk/hanger-farm
Friday 4 December 7.30pm Shelley Theatre, Boscombe, Dorset 01202 413 600 www.shelleytheatre.co.uk
Saturday 5 December 2.30/7.30pm Shelley Theatre, Boscombe, Dorset 01202 413 600 www.shelleytheatre.co.uk
Toured autumn 2013
Imagine you had to choose just one memory to take into eternity, and that you would re-live that treasured memory afresh, experiencing it as for the first time over and over and over. That is what four characters are urgedto do by a mysterious other – to a count of '100'! This singular decision turns out to be far more difficult than any can imagine. It challenges the way each have lived, loved, observed, and even valued life itself; there are implications none would have guessed. What memory would you choose?
An imaginative, energetic approach to story-telling and a huge heart that will leave the audience buzzing with images, thoughts and questions. Written by Diene Petterle, Neil Monaghan and Christopher Heimann '100' is an Edinburgh First winning production – realised anew by AsCend in collaboration with acclaimed director Peter John Cooper.
Directed by Jacqueline Avery and Peter John Cooper
Music by Simon Swarbrick
Animation by Thomas Hughes


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No charges filed in death of trapped cat; Sandy Pines reviews policy
No criminal charges will be sought after a cat was found frozen to death in a live trap at Sandy Pines Recreational Community last month.
A member of Sandy Pines spotted the cat Jan. 25, and her friend called the authorities.
With no evidence and no witnesses to corroborate any individual setting the trap, the Allegan County Sheriff's Office declined to press charges against any of the park rangers and, on Feb. 6, the county prosecutor's office agreed.
Responding to that decision, Sandy Pines administration released a statement Feb. 9 saying, "We deeply regret that an animal lost its life, was discovered in this nature and resulted in the disturbing visual social media representation of this event. Our hearts go out to all who were affected by news of this story.
"Although we cannot change the past, we can shape the future. We are using this situation to evaluate our current systems and protocol. All live traps have been removed until our review is complete and potential revisions are made to current policies."
The campground member posted the picture of the cat to Facebook with the claim that it had frozen to death and that park staff do not check the traps often enough.
Mel Brummel has been the director of security at Sandy Pines since October and said the park had been dealing with a feral cat population.
"Because of the rural environment, a lot of cats are dropped off in that area and not cared for," Brummel said. "That's why we've had a problem with them, and we catch and bring them to the animal shelter."
The park's official response denied the allegations.
An animal control officer recovered the trap and animal; he found no other animals in his inspection of all of the other traps in the park.
Campground administration said they and Brummel promptly worked with the sheriff's office and animal control providing policies, patrol logs, gate logs and video surveillance footage to aid in the investigation.
The Sandy Pines press release said, "During the investigation we were advised by legal counsel not to publicly comment, answer questions or speculate, as such information could adversely affect the investigation. It was difficult to hold back information due to the highly sensitive nature of the issue, as many had legitimate questions.
Sandy Pines, at 2745 136th Ave., near Hopkins, sits on 800 acres near Monterey Lake and has campsites, an 18-hole golf course, swimming and a variety of other vacation activities.
The police report details sheriff's Capt. Chris Kuhn's investigation, including a variety of interviews with park members and Sandy Pines staff.
In the report, Brummel told police he'd seen a cat in the trap on Jan. 20, and, when the animal shelter said it could not accept it, had released it in the wild.
The report does say there is a security camera that shows the dumpster near where the trap was found, but that "there is a large uncovered area which would easily allow someone to walk into the frame, behind the dumpster, and handle the trap or a cat... without being seen by the camera."
Because of that, the police did not review a month's worth of footage, though Sandy Pines offered the video footage.
Kuhn said Tuesday, "Although every effort was made to identify a particular responsible person, the investigation was unable to identify one person solely responsible for not tending to or checking the trap in an appropriate time frame."
The Sandy Pines press release said, "The Allegan County Prosecutor reported the investigation found no basis for any charges to be brought against Sandy Pines or any specific employee due to negligence, protocol or policies."
The Allegan County News reached out to the Facebook account that posted the pictures but has heard no response.
Going forward
Kuhn said he hopes Sandy Pines adjusts its informal policy of how it sets and monitors live traps, and that he made numerous comments about that to the camp's administration and Brummel.
"Obviously, there's a problem with their procedure," Kuhn said. "What they're doing isn't good enough."
The Sandy Pines statement said, "As per many public suggestions, we are currently reaching out to local organizations that utilize Trap, Neuter & Return management practices.
"On Thursday, Feb. 8, we met with Carol Manos, the Founder & Director of Carol's Ferals, a Grand Rapids-based organization that is dedicated to ending feline overpopulation in west Michigan through community education and empowerment.
"Carol presented a proposal to manage all of the park's animal control efforts utilizing TNR practices on our feral cat population. We see the proposal as a balanced solution to protect the safety and wellbeing of our members while also managing the animal population in a humane manner.
"We are currently assessing the proposal and will post updates to our animal control policies as they are available on our website at www.SandyPines.com/AnimalControlPolicies."
Sandy Pines directed requests for more information to its public safety office at (616) 896-9006 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Could bigfoot be living in West Central Texas?
I don't think of myself as either a skeptic or believer when it comes to the topic of Sasquatch, though I certainly have been on the skeptic side most of my life. Until now that is. After several visits to a remote bridge on the Colorado River in West Central Texas recently, I'm finding it hard to hang on to that skepticism.
It all started when a friend of mine called another friend asking for some firewood; he said he was going camping up at a local lake because he thought he found a big-foot print. At first I was like yeah, right, but then I started to feel hurt that he didn't think to invite me, as I am at least open-minded about such things despite my skepticism. I let him know that I wish he had invited me, and the next weekend he called me and suggested that I come with him to the site to have a look around. My curiosity got the better of me, plus I had not been out of town in a while, so I decided I would go.
Sunday, May 11th, 2008
First Afternoon Visit
The first thing that impressed upon me was a strange collection of wild turkey feathers that were collected under tree…
We went to a camp site at the lake on Sunday afternoon, May 11th, 2008 and prepared to go to the site. It was a longer drive than I expected from the camp site, nearly 20 miles I believe, but we arrived with plenty of sunlight, and began exploring the area, looking for any additional prints or other signs that might lend more credibility to the print my friend found a couple of weeks prior.
The first thing that impressed upon me was a strange collection of wild turkey feathers that were collected under tree that could have easily been a bedding place for a larger animal, perhaps a deer. It was not far from the bridge (maybe 25 or 30 feet) and not really well hidden, but why those feathers were laid out in the fashion they were I cannot explain by any rational logic. I certainly can't think of why a human would do such a thing, nor could I think of a predator expected in that area that could accomplish the task. After staring at this in disbelief for a few minutes, we moved down to the river bank.
We found plenty of raccoon, bobcat, and turkey prints, along with a large number of cow prints in the muddy areas where the original print was casted. So many cow prints that it quickly became clear that if any other prints had existed in this area, they were now forever hidden in the recent stampede through the area. We explored up and down both sides of the river bank though in earnest.
After foraging for signs for an hour or so we started losing daylight and decided to go back to camp, eat, and relax for a few hours before returning to the site later that night.
Sunday/Monday, May 11th and 12th, 2008
First Night Visit
We returned to the site just before midnight, got out of the car and prepared to venture down under the bridge as we had done during the day. It was already in the lower 60's and was dropping rapidly, so there was a definite chill in the air. As we started across the bridge (the best way to descend under the bridge is in between two separate parts of the bridge), we took a look down into the river canyon, and almost immediately got spooked by the bridge itself, which I came to learn, makes a lot of creaking noises.
After calming my nerves down a bit, we started hearing a cow in the distance that sounded extremely agitated, along with an occasional barking sound, like a dog. I realized later that night that the barking sound was actually another sound being made by the bridge. The dog in itself would have been odd to me, since there didn't appear to be any ranch homes within miles of the spot that we were visiting. But that aside, I reluctantly descended beneath the bridge. I believe we walked down to the riverbed and looked up and down the small canyon, illuminating the darkness now and then with flash lights, as it was fairly overcast and the light level was very low. We didn't explore much, opting to sit down under one end of the bridge and observe.
The cow continued with it's distressed outbursts, almost constantly the entire time, moving closer to us and then farther away, repeatedly it seemed. Perhaps it heard us arrive and didn't want us in it's favorite drinking hole, as one friend suggested, but I'm not so sure. If you would have heard the noise it was making, I'm sure you would feel as anxious about it as I was. I continued to grow more and more uncomfortable sitting under the bridge and my friend, noticing my fidgeting by now, said it was getting chillier than he expected and that we should get back to camp. He was just making me feel better, but we cut it short and walked out after a fairly short time (two hours tops).
Though it was really uneventful, the odd behavior of the cow, and my anxiousness in general, left me wanting to return and observe this spot again, with a different mindset and the comfort that only comes from returning to a place you've been before. I felt bad about how uneasy I was as I reflected on it for the next week, and when my friend called me a week later, I couldn't resist but get the gear ready. I talked my girlfriend into coming as well, and we headed back that very next Sunday, May the 18th, 2008.
Sunday, May 18th, 2008
Second Afternoon Visit
This time, we drove straight to the site, as it was already getting late in the day; we got a late start on the trip. After looking for any other public access to the river bed in the area with no luck, we parked in the usual spot and traversed the bridge. My girlfriend had not been on the previous trip, so we set out to show her where the track was found and then started exploring the surrounding wilderness in more detail than we had before.
Following some animal paths, we found obvious signs of the cows, deer, and wild turkey that we had all observed in the area. We also found some less obvious droppings; we decided it was from a bobcat, as it was full of hair and about the same shape as our domestic cats' droppings, only slightly larger. As we moved deeper into the underbrush, the paths became less defined, and it started to look like the trees were growing sideways, with many downed and starting to grow new branches vertically from the horizontal trunks. We at that point observed several large branches that had obviously been moved from their original location, to define the paths we were following. It felt at times like we were entering chutes constructed to force us down a certain path.
Approaching the deepest point we explored that day, my friend stopped ahead of me and asked if I heard something. He claimed he heard something on the ridge above us, and observed some rocks falling down from the top as if dislodged. I did not hear it but we continued forward a little further, coming upon a strange impression in the leaves where a large tree had been recently. There were what I believe to be signs of it being dragged over some other vegetation and branches in the path just ahead, but we were running out of daylight and still had to drive the 20 minutes to the lake to setup camp, so we started back. My friend told my girlfriend and I to go ahead while he paused and observed the area for a few extra minutes. He emerged from the underbrush a few minutes later and we left for the lake.
Sunday/Monday, May 18th and 19th, 2008
Second Night Visit
We arrived back at the location, again just before midnight, but much more prepared than the first time. Adding to our comfort level was an almost full moon that was illuminating everything clearly in the night. We started onto the bridge, and my girlfriend claimed she heard another car door on the other end of the bridge, but after a few more creaks of the bridge in the silence of the night, we all realized it was just the bridge. We descended beneath it and my friend setup his pad immediately and took up his position high above the creek bed. My girlfriend continued down to the creek bed, and I, feeling somewhat concerned about her carefree attitude, followed reluctantly.
My heart attack stopped, and I settled into the realization that she was going to do what she wanted.
To further shake my nerves, when she reached the river bed, she proceeded to climb through the partially collapsed barbed-wire fence that split the canyon and walked down the edge of the river. I climbed through as well, and stood on an outcrop in the middle of the river watching her walk into the deep shadows created by the trees that lined it. Suddenly, from the darkness she had disappeared into, I heard a series of knocks; two sticks being struck together as if someone was hammering nails. "Rap, rap, rap" in groups of three. I flashed on my LED in her direction and saw her crouching on the ground. It was her banging a small stick on a larger one. My heart attack stopped, and I settled into the realization that she was going to do what she wanted.
After 10 or 15 minutes of intermittently banging various sticks together, she slowly returned to the fence. At about the same time, my friend, whom didn't know what the heck we were doing, came down from his spot and we gathered on a small ledge above the river bed directly under the bridge. We all sat in a circle, looking over each others' shoulders for maybe another 10 or 15 minutes, smoking a cigarette and waiting for something to happen. It didn't take long.
My friend suggested I go check it out and I suggested he do something as well.
From over my right shoulder, to the west side of the bridge across the river, came the sound of wood-on-wood knocking just like my girlfriend had been making, in groups of three. It was very loud and startled all of us to attention. After one or two sets of three knocks, a second source of knocks started to the east side of the bridge, in the same pattern, but slightly out of sync with the source to the west. In the rush of adrenaline we were all no doubt feeling at this point, I then heard another source of knocking further down the river to the west, joining the first and second sources. This continued for a short time and then stopped as quickly as it started. Several minutes later, as we stay silent and still waiting for another event to grab our attention, we heard the distinct sound of something bumping into my friend's vehicle on the road above the bridge. I observed what I thought to be several shadows blocking the moonlight from that direction just after the noise, though the bridge blocked all but a very tiny view of the area beside where the car was parked. My friend suggested I go check it out and I suggested he do something as well.
The rest of the night we sat in our spot, waiting for some other sign. We heard various branch breaks on occasion, but nothing of any real significance occurred for quite some time. Finally, after my friend observed smelling a musky odor, and my girlfriend and I also caught a whiff of it shortly thereafter, a very loud and terrible screech came out of the darkness behind us. The screech lasted for several long seconds and was only briefly mixed with the gobble of a turkey, but it couldn't have been more than 50 or 100 feet behind us, and the dying rabbit quality of the sound made us all very uneasy. We left shortly thereafter, not knowing what had just happened.
After reflecting on the screech and turkey gobble for a few days, my friend and I decided it was most likely a barred (or similar) owl hunting a turkey, as they apparently make the horrible noise to get the turkey to gobble and reveal it's location. We had observed several large owls flying around the area at night when driving to and from the bridge on the previous trip.
However, I can currently find no viable explanation for either the knocking sounds or the tampering with the vehicle. There was absolutely no traffic across the bridge during the day or nighttime visit, no houses anywhere in the vicinity, and I find it highly unlikely that anyone went out to this remote location to scare someone or try and make us think there were big foot in the area. But other than a human response, a semi-intelligent primate is the only thing I can conceive of that would formulate a knocking response like the one we experienced.


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no cure 4 crazy
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
a journey
I'm trying to finish up my currant quilt project double time. It originally needed to be completed by Friday, but I need it finished a day early. I am going to embark on a journey Friday and Saturday instead. Turns out that this church I just started going to needs volunteers to go up to Joplin, Mo and distribute goods that they have been collecting. And my husband happens to be off work so he can deal with the kids. I am so tired of saying I want to live and do things but instead I just sit at home and pretend to make a difference in this world by "mothering" my four children. Using them as an excuse to pass on life. WOW! Just had an ah-ha moment with that one! Anyway, the opportunity is in my face.....and I'm going to go and make a difference! For the first time in a long time, I feel like I'm not just wasting away, doing nothing. I'm going to live each day with purpose and set an example for my children. I will leave them a legacy worth following........
Because after-all........
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Students are asked to arrive between 8:00-8:30am for check-in at the gym entrance. Ranger Academy will conclude by 11:30am.
Students are expected to stay the entire time. In order to participate in this orientation, Info Snap must be completed and students must bring proof of residency* (POR). You can expedite this process by dropping off a POR at the LSHS front office now.
After all paperwork is submitted, students will complete a variety of activities.
At the conclusion of the last assembly, students will begin the checkout process by picking up their schedules.
After students receive their schedules, the building will be open so students can walk the building and try out their lockers.
Parents are invited to a special session with our PTSA at 9:30am in the main gym. All other activities are for students only.
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Seagate launch new 'living logo'
This week at CES 2015, data storage company Seagate have launched a brand refresh including a new 'living logo' alongside a range of new products.
This new dynamic logo is made up of a stream of images aiming to tell "an infinite number of visual stories'. The photos are currently supplied by Getty Images, who Seagate have partnered with for this idea, and currently a patent is pending for the concept which they hope to license to other organisations.
You can see and play with the living logo on their website, where you can zoom in to see the images in the stream.
It's a cool and interesting concept and works well for the data brand – if only as a fun, brand building gimmick.
We first saw this on Design Week.


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Giants S Landon Collins and DT Damon "Snacks" Harrison weren't pleased by a dangerous hit that sent WR Odell Beckham Jr. to the locker room in the team's 10-6 loss to the Cleveland Browns Monday night.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Beckham took a low hit from Browns CB Briean Boddy-Calhoun that sprained the wideout's ankle. Though it wasn't deemed an illegal hit, Collins and Snacks both took to Twitter to voice their opinions on the matter.
Collins not only believes the hit was dirty, but he couldn't play next to someone that would that.
Dude couldn't be next to me after that.. period....- LANDON COLLINS (@TheHumble_21) August 22, 2017
After the game, he said that Boddy-Calhoun had loads of time to make a safer tackle.
"The play wasn't a penalty, but it's something everyone knows...you don't do," Collins told the NY Daily News' Pat Leonard. "He had about 30 seconds to make a play on the ball in the air. He could've made a play on the ball, could've hit him high, but he chose a different route. I can't respect him."
Harrison noted that the hit was dirty, but he was more angry about how the Cleveland fans acted after play was stopped to look at Beckham. The stadium filled with 'boos', and he tweeted in disgust.
You don't "boo" somebody when they get hurt. Not cool Cleveland fans. Not cool at all. I know u guys were excited about winning but damn.- Damon Harrison (@BigDame900) August 22, 2017
He added another tweet after that saying, "I know y'all came to see him so come down to NJ if it's that serious. U just don't boo a injured player. Congrats on the win. Enjoy."
Beckham didn't have much to say about the hit after the game as he said, "I don't know. It's just football I guess. Preseason, so..." However, head coach Ben McAdoo thought Boddy-Calhoun couldn't have done anything else during the play.
"It's football," McAdoo said. "You can't hit a guy high, you can't hit a guy low. You try to hit him in the middle. It was one of those balls where Eli [Manning] had to drive it and he left his feet. It's a tough play for a DB."
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Give No Place To The Devil
1 Peter 5:8: Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour: 9 Whom resist stedfast in the faith, knowing that the same afflictions are accomplished in your brethren that are in the world.
James 4:7: Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.
Ephesians 4:27: Neither give place to the devil.
How do we give place to the Devil? We do not submit ourselves continually to the Lord, we are not serious about giving no place to the Devil, we drop our guard and we do not resist him. There are over 20 things we can do to avoid giving place to the Devil listed in Ephesians chapter four and the list is certainly not complete. Verse 27 above is the centerpiece of the passage.
Ephesians 4:14: That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrine, by the sleight of men, and cunning craftiness, whereby they lie in wait to deceive; 15 But speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things, which is the head, even Christ: 17 This I say therefore, and testify in the Lord, that ye henceforth walk not as other Gentiles walk, in the vanity of their mind, 22 That ye put off concerning the former conversation the old man, which is corrupt according to the deceitful lusts; 23 And be renewed in the spirit of your mind; 24 And that ye put on the new man, which after God is created in righteousness and true holiness. 25 Wherefore putting away lying, speak every man truth with his neighbour: for we are members one of another. 26 Be ye angry, and sin not: let not the sun go down upon your wrath: 28 Let him that stole steal no more: but rather let him labour, working with his hands the thing which is good, that he may have to give to him that needeth. 29 Let no corrupt communication proceed out of your mouth, but that which is good to the use of edifying, that it may minister grace unto the hearers. 30 And grieve not the holy Spirit of God, whereby ye are sealed unto the day of redemption. 31 Let all bitterness, and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: 32 And be ye kind one to another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ*s sake hath forgiven you.
I would suggest that we also give place to the Devil whenever we speak idle words, whenever we waste time and when we simply forget to ask for God*s guidance. It would be one of the wisest things we could do to list the multitude of ways in which we ignorantly give place to the Devil so that we can do a better job of sinning no more.
James 4:17: Therefore to him that knoweth to do good, and doeth it not, to him it is sin.
Romans 14:23b: . . . whatsoever is not of faith is sin.
Even believers commit a multitude of sins that they do not know about and that they need forgiveness that they don*t even know they need.
Leviticus 4:2: Speak unto the children of Israel, saying, If a soul shall sin through ignorance against any of the commandments of the LORD concerning things which ought not to be done, and shall do against any of them: 3 If the priest that is anointed do sin according to the sin of the people; then let him bring for his sin, which he hath sinned, a young bullock without blemish unto the LORD for a sin offering.
Leviticus 5:17: And if a soul sin, and commit any of these things which are forbidden to be done by the commandments of the LORD; though he wist it not, yet is he guilty, and shall bear his iniquity.
We are ignorant of how often we give place to the Devil and of the greatness of God*s forgiveness toward us.
1 John 1:7: But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from ALL SIN.
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Good evening, fellow Bookworms!
That was me, yesterday evening, at Wagamama after my book club meeting. Weather here is gorgeous at the moment, having what is known as a Proper Summer, most unlike the UK, lol, and definitely most unlike Typical Mancunian Weather! Therefore, I had the rare opportunity to dine outdoors! Not something I usually get to do unless I'm on my jollies abroad! But there I was, eating outdoors in Manchester, and we are talking some time around 8pm here… Yes, I was in town, it was gone 8 o'clock and it was still light and still warm… You may need to sit down with a stiff drink upon reading this!
I need to get on with A Little Life, as the "support group" meeting is on 17th June, so 10 days to go. I am just over half-way through it now, so some epic reading in big chunks should see me get through! I'm currently on page 370 of 720, so another 350 pages to go… I was going to say that I'd like to add Caleb from A Little Life to my Literary Slap List, but a slap would not be anywhere near enough for that arsehole for what he does to Jude, so he heads up the Literary Punch Their F***in' Lights Out List instead! Wishing this Caleb character was in the ring and facing the late great Muhammad Ali at his very best… THAT level of having his lights punched out…
2016 needs its lights punching out, far too many people taken from us, Ali being the latest legend we have lost this year. Sadly, it was narrowly outvoted last night, but I really fancied reading King of the World, by David Remnick, which is about Muhammad Ali, not just the boxing, but how he transcended his sport. Mind you, I can happily read sports books, and not just football ones! The chosen book for our next meeting, which will be on 4th July, is Deep Water, by Patricia Highsmith. I have bought it, along with Fishbowl, by Bradley Somer, which is supposed to be funny, and narrated by the goldfish!
Having finished The Girl of Ink & Stars on Sunday, in time for yesterday's book club meeting, I have decided that my new current dose of YA is Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist, by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan. Shakespeare, by Bill Bryson, is also now a Handbag Book, and is a current non-fiction fix.
I guess you figured out the bit about outdoor noodles, but the other aspect of my blog title was witnessed by Steph and I as we met up and chatted. Ken Loach had been in town, so Steph had gone to that event instead of book club last night, but we met up as I was heading along Deansgate from Waterstone's to the Spinningfields area for my post book club food. We crossed over and stood chatting for quite a while. I don't know if any of you are familiar with Manchester, but there is a pedestrian crossing between that arcade bit on one side of the road and the John Rylands Library on the other, and we were stood outside the library, appropriately enough, chatting, mostly about books, authors, reading, and other issues of this nature when our literary natter was punctuated by the witnessing of numerous incidences of Bad Cycling, much of which involved going through red lights and not looking what they were bloody doing!
The 2 kinds of Bad Cycling…
- The type done by sports cyclists where they cheat by taking performance-enhancing drugs, the sort of Bad Cycling which has brought shame on the Tour de France, for instance. The "Lance Armstrong" type of Bad Cycling, as it were…
- The type done by utter eejits on bikes on roads up and down the country with no regard for their own safety, let alone that of other road users or pedestrians. This is the type Stephanie and I witnessed rather too much of yesterday evening!
The worst example of this was one complete and utter dickhead who had one hand on his handlebars and the other on his mobile phone, and guess which was receiving most of his attention? Clue: It wasn't a part of a bicycle! Yep, this utter knob was so busy checking his phone that he went through a red light, just before turning left at the junction where Deansgate meets Bridge Street and John Dalton Street, thus left onto Bridge St, and how this complete imbecile did not get knocked down by a taxi, I shall never know! And it would not have been the taxi driver's fault, for once! We all know taxi drivers do not have the best of reputations for driving, but the cyclist would only have had himself to blame if he'd ended up in one of Manchester's hospitals that evening!
Right, here's a map… After Book Club, I walked down from Waterstone's along that side of Deansgate, crossing both South King Street and John Dalton Street until I got to the pedestrian crossing which is near where you can see Elixir Tonics & Treats. That's in the arcade bit with a betting shop and one of those fried chicken places which is a cheapo version of KFC… you get the picture… I met up with Steph here and we crossed the road, and were stood outside the John Rylands Library, hence the little square on the map. The circle on the corner of Deansgate and Bridge Street indicates where the utter numpty on a bike ran the red light and went left while still on his mobile and not looking what he was bloody doing! Eventually, we'd seen too many crap cyclists that Steph felt the need to get home before she risked accosting one of these utter dipshits, and I headed to Wagamama, so off the map as far as this diagram is concerned, but not too far away.
Personally, I think the worst drivers are bus drivers. At least you have a seatbelt if you're in a taxi, but you have NO protection when you're on a bus and the driver thinks he's in the Monaco Grand Prix! I've been on buses where passengers have been flung around and hurt, and I am actually surprised it's only happened occasionally given what a bunch of boy racers bus drivers are and how they never seem to wait for everyone to sit down before they move off… Just don't get me started on that… No wonder I prefer trams, lol!
Anyway, I think that's about it for now! Enough noodling around and wandering off topic! I shall be back again fairly soon, I imagine, with more mentions for various books and other assorted waffle! Until next time, take care, watch out for cyclists who are not looking where they're going, and Happy Reading!
Joanne x x x
Books mentioned in this blog entry:
- A Little Life – Hanya Yanagihara
- King of the World – David Remnick
- Deep Water – Patricia Highsmith
- Fishbowl – Bradley Somer
- The Girl of Ink & Stars – Kiran Millwood Hargrave
- Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist – Rachel Cohn & David Levithan
- Shakespeare – Bill Bryson


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Åland has the right to pass laws in the area of education. The language of tuition in all local schools is Swedish. English language is obligatory, while Finnish, French and German are optional. The nine-year schooling provides a broad general education.
General education is provided in every municipality adn schools generally have students in grades 1-6 or grades 1-9. In Mariehamn and in the archipelago, schools have students in grades 1-9.
A three-year college/upper secondary-level education is provided in Åland with general education as well as professional training programmes (in areas such as Economics, Hotel and Restaurat Services, Technology, Shipping and Healthcare). The college/upper secondary-level studies give access to higher education.
The Åland University of Applied Sciences provides tertiary education. Programmes in Electrical Engineering, Business Administration, Hospitality Management, Information Technology, Marine Engineering, Navigation and Health and Caring Sciences result in Bachelor's Degrees in respective field.
Read more on
- The page about Education in the "Move to Åland" section
- Ålands gymansium's website (Swedish only)
- The Åland University of Applied Sciences' website (English)
- Åland Music Institute's website (Swedish only)
- Ålands folkhögskola's website (Swedish only)


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Family Violence and Partner Visas factsheet
Partner visa holders do not have to remain in an abusive relationship to stay in Australia
In Australia, domestic and family violence is not accepted.
A partner, family members or other people in the community cannot threaten your visa status.
If you hold a temporary Partner visa (subclass 300, 309 or 820) and experience family violence and your relationship ends, there are provisions in Australia's migration laws to allow you to continue with your permanent Partner visa (subclass 100 or 801) application.
If you or someone you know is in danger call the police on 000.
Police in Australia are safe and can be trusted.For free, confidential counselling and information call 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732.
If you need a free interpreter call 131 450.
The Australian Government does not tolerate domestic and family violence under any circumstances
Domestic and family violence are crimes against the law. A person who commits domestic or family violence can go to jail, whether they are a man or a woman.
Domestic and family violence is behaviour or threats that aim to control a male or female partner by causing fear for safety or wellbeing.
Anyone experiencing domestic and family violence in Australia can get help from support services
You can get help no matter what your visa or immigration status is.
It doesn't matter if the relationship has ended or not – you can still get help.
1800 RESPECT is Australia's National Sexual Assault, Family and Domestic Violence Counselling service. It provides free, confidential telephone and online counselling and information. Counsellors will listen to you, answer questions and can refer you to other support services in your local area.
Call 1800 737 732 or go to the 1800 RESPECT website at www.1800RESPECT.org.au
Do you need an interpreter?
Call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) for free on 131 450. TIS can help you to communicate with other services. TIS does not provide counselling.
For more information on the family violence provisions:
Follow the link to factsheet 38 on the Department of Home Affairs website at www.homeaffairs.gov.au
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|Finn loves a good strawberry smoothie!!
|Liam and his school buddies on a field trip recently
|Luke and his buddy, Adam, on a field trip. They were covered in mud when they got home!
|Aiden and John at the Memorial Day 5K in our neighborhood
|Luke, Liam, and buddy Jack at the 5K
|On the to do list....Luke needs a major haircut! We tried over the weekend, but the haircut place was closed.
|Before the 5K race
|Daddy and the boys before the race
Liam was our fastest runner in a time of 22:20!! yes, that is fast for a 9 year old!! John and I finished shortly after Liam in around 23:00 minutes. John was pushing the stroller with Finn and we stopped to make sure Luke and Aiden knew how to follow the random signs throughout the neighborhood after they stopped to walk around 1.5 miles. Nonetheless, I am not sure either of us had the speed to beat Liam! Liam is quite the runner, for sure.


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You Are invited
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"Senior Holiday Social"
Especially for our Senior Citizen Community!
Please join us at Colerain High School for the Senior Holiday Social. We want you to visit our awesome facility, and enjoy a light breakfast made for you by our students and PTA. Events will include Holiday musical performances by our Band and Show Choir. This is a FREE event for our senior citizen community. We hope you can join us.
When: December 9, 2016
Time: 10:00 a.m. - noon
Location: Colerain High School - Gymnasium
8801 Cheviot Road
School Bus Transportation will be provided from the Colerain and Green Township Senior Citizen Centers at 9:30 a.m. to Colerain High School and will return to the Senior Centers by 12:30 p.m.
Atria Northgate Park will provide transportation for their residents.
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Note to family and friends: With a weak yen, it's a great time to visit Japan.
Every country, for the most part, is trying to ruin their currency. Unfortunately Japan has momentarily succeeded.
First you have to understand that when you move to a foreign country you are given a handful of funny looking bits of paper they call "local currency". The problem is, you have no frame of reference for it and your brain immediately defaults to your home currency. I remember during our orientation in Tokyo that speakers would describe something as 20,000 yen and we newbies would be like "whaaasat?" and they'd say that's about 180 dollars and then the people from the British Isles and/or Australia would be like "whaaasat?"
Once you learn the money, it becomes second nature and then you give a talk to newbies and they go "whaaasat?" when you mention a computer costs 90,000 yen. However, except for that case, you don't even think much about the dollar or pound value. You just live and use the local currency.
However, if your goal is to send money back to your home country, you immediately become a minor currency speculator. You analyze whether or not you should send your 200,000 yen home now when it's worth 1,800 dollars or wait and risk the yen weakening and your 200,000 being worth only 1,700 dollars. But if the yen strengthens, your 200,000 yen is worth 1,900 dollars.
This is important because your salary never changes but its value in your home currency can change a lot, as can your bragging rights. When I first came to Japan I had a 300,000 yen per month or 3,600,000 yen per year salary that didn't change for three years. This is how the value in dollars changed each year. (I'm including the value when I finished that job in 1999.)
1996: $34,286 per year
1997: $30,000 per year
1998: $27,692 per year
1999: $35,643 per year
Just three years ago that same salary would have been $47,368.
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Confused? Welcome to my world.
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The Philippines faces an uphill climb if it aspires to land in the list of well–established and most successful cities in the world<\/span><\/span><\/p>
So explains Claro Cordero Jr., Local Director and JLL's Head of Research, Consulting and Valuation as he cites the latest State of the Art of City indices by JLL and The Business of Cities which benchmark and rank cities on almost every aspect of urban life. <\/p>
The report measured various indices, including Business and investor demand (17.6%) Brand, reputation and destination ((15.0%) <\/strong>Quality of life (13.0%) <\/strong>Growth and jobs performance (9.8%) <\/strong>Innovation and R&D (9.1%) Sustainability and resilience ((8.5%) <\/strong>Infrastructure ((5.9) <\/strong>All-round studies (\u20285.2%) <\/strong>Talent (5.2%) Costs\u2028 (4.6%) Governance and smartness (3.3%) <\/strong>Culture and diversity (2.9%).<\/p>
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At present, London and New York lead the pack of cities in the Big 7, followed by Tokyo, Paris, Hong Kong and Singapore. Rounding out the Top 7 is Seoul which has equipped itself for the 21st century through a combination of modern infrastructure, innovative global firms and exceptional digital connectivity. Other Asian cities which are considered strong contenders in the elite circle of the Big 7 are Beijing and Shanghai.<\/p>
The 'Big Seven' and the majority of the 'Contenders' are also, simultaneously, regarded as among the world's largest real estate investment destinations. New York and London still get the top spots as investment hubs, along with Tokyo, Los Angeles and Paris vying for the next positions. Other cities in Asia which have made it to the list are Shanghai, Seoul and Beijing.<\/p>
Cordero reveals that many of the requirements to be included in the list are the very same stumbling blocks that the country has to hurdle. He says that, at present, there is a lack of urban planning designs, a relatively low pace of infrastructure development and there is little commitment to implement long-term plan towards sustainability and resiliency, given that most areas in the Philippines are prone to natural disasters. He says: "The new urban design of Philippine cities should incorporate advances in technology while preserving its heritage features to project a unique character and branding. He also stresses the need for the government to support creative infrastructure projects and future-proof urban designs.<\/p>
On top of all those, the attractiveness of the Philippines to global businesses and investors and real estate players remain challenging due to foreign ownership limitations and lack of a level playing field.<\/p>
But according to Cordero, there is still hope that cities in the Philippines will be included in the list of established cities. Looking at the list of imperatives to become a successful city is the availability of talent, which, according to Cordero, we have an abundance of.  He says: "With an altered mind set among our young population and strong political will and commitment, we can create the cities that will be able to respond to the ever-changing urban landscape". <\/p>


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Glenmore Tavern, 500 Yaamba Rd
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Xtreme Adult Club, 4 William St
Capricorn Tavern, 52-72 Scenic Hwy
O'Dowd's Irish Pub, 100 William Street
Krackers Bar & Bistro, 1 Bowls St, Yeppoon
East Street Entertainment Centre, 189 East St
Leichhardt Hotel, Bolsover St & Denham Street
Keppel Bay Sailing Club, Anzac Parade, Yeppoon
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