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From Atheism To Christ: A Doctor's Testimony
The following is by our friend Shem Dharampaul of Alberta, Canada, MD (University of Alberta), FRCPC (Fellow of the College of Physicians of Canada), and trained in Nuclear Medicine. He is published in the Journal of Parasitology, Journal of Rehabilitation, Clinical & Experimental Immunology, Virchow's Archives, and the Journal of Medical Entomology.
I want to share with you the account of a day that began as the worst day in my life and ended as the best day in my life. I will tell you first how I got to that day, and then I will tell you what happened on that day.
I was born in a small country in South America, although my grandparents were from somewhere in the Indian Subcontinent. I often attended a Lutheran Church with my mother when I was a child. My parents divorced when I was eleven years old, and my mother, two brothers, and I, immigrated to Canada when I was fourteen years old.
I did not go to Church for years after we moved to Canada. By the time I finished High School, I was questioning the existence of God. I went to University, and by the time I finished my four year degree in Science, I was very much a secular humanist/atheist. That's a person who does not believe that there is a God and believes that humans are the ultimate and best product of evolution.
In University, I became more and more involved in a sinful way of life. During my four years of study in Science, I met a Christian in my class. I would ridicule her beliefs and try to show her the contradictions in her life and philosophy. She invited me to a meeting once where they showed a movie about Jesus, but I did not believe it then. At the end of our third year in the Science Program, this classmate went to another part of the country to study Medicine. I finished the fourth year in Science and enrolled in Medical School at the University that I was already attending.
At about this time, my brother became a Christian. I think he used to be worse than me at sinning, but he started to show a change in his life after he became a Christian. However, he would still do or say bad things sometimes, and then I would mock him. He also told me about Jesus, but I didn't believe, and I hated my brother for telling me that I was a sinner on my way to Hell.
In Medical School, two things started to happen to me. First, I started hating myself for sinning, but I still kept on sinning. Then, I started to question my disbelief in God. I think that I was starting to realize that there was more to life than evolution. I was looking at what I learned in Medical School about how complex the human body was and thinking that this couldn't happen by chance. Then I realized that if humans were the ultimate in evolution, and were the only ones that could fix all the problems in the world, then there was no hope. Why? Because I was a human and was such a terrible person that I couldn't help myself, much less the world.
These thoughts became more and more consuming in my mind. I started having doubts about a lot of things. I would try talking to God, saying in my mind, that "if you're there, then do something to let me know." I would look at the sky in the night, and say, "OK God, I am looking right at that star, make it go super nova, then I will know that there is a God."
Of course, nothing like that happened, but with time, I became more and more convinced that there was a God. I talked to many people in University of different religions, and was most impressed with Christians for their love for those that hated them. I felt that if there was a God, it must be the God of the Bible. However, I did not want to submit to God. I would say as if speaking to God, that "God, when I die, I don't want to go to heaven, or hell. I just want to die and disappear into nothingness."
At this time, I was in my second year of Medical School, and more steeped in sin than ever. I took a summer job setting up appointments for a savings plan representative. During that summer, things got worse, and I hated my sins so much, that I felt that I could live with them no longer. One day, I was alone in my bedroom, and no one else was at home. I could no longer bear the weight of my sins, and decided to take my life. I was about to, when I remembered one of the clients that I had met that week on the job seemed like a nice person. For some reason, I decided to phone her, and I did. She started telling me about how God had worked in her life to overcome some difficulties. While on that phone, for about five or ten minutes, I decided to bring my burdens to God. So, after I hung up the phone, I knelt down beside my bed and prayed to God. I said I now fully believe in Him and all that I had heard about how Jesus died for me. I remembered a verse in the Bible that my Christian friend from the Science Program wrote to me a while before, Matthew 11:28 "Come unto me, all ye that labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." And when I finished praying, I was no longer crying, and I felt a peace in my my heart that I had never felt before. The burden of my sins had been lifted! My sins were forgiven. I was washed clean by the pure, sinless blood of Jesus Christ, by placing my faith and trust in Him. I went to the window and raised the blind and the sun came into my bedroom, and I heard a bird singing. And I said aloud, that from that time forth, I wanted to live for the things of God, and not the things of man, because all that man touched was spoilt.
Later that week, I faced many temptations to sin again, and the Lord my God and Savior delivered me from them. I also tried to find that client that I had phoned, but never saw her again. There was no one at the townhouse where I had met her. I tracked down the Christian classmate from the Science Program and phoned her to tell her that I had gotten saved. She replied that of all the people she ever knew, she thought that I would be the last to get saved! Well, she was wrong, because there have been countless others saved after me, a few whom I shared the gospel with. Indeed, God's mercy is great, and He is still saving people from their sins today.
It is now fourteen years later. I am practicing Medicine. God has blessed me with a faithful Christian wife and two children. We serve God in our local Church. I want all who hear my testimony to know that I serve the living God who created heaven and earth and all that is in them. It is this same God, who took on the form of man as Jesus Christ so that He can experience life as a man in order to take on Himself the penalty of man's sins, yet He Himself was without sin. And it is this same God, who in the form of Jesus Christ, died on the cross and shed His sinless blood to atone for the sins of this world. And all sinners can find salvation in Him, by repenting of their sins and placing their faith in Him to save them from their sins. Won't you please do that today?
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You'll recall that COGG and appointed consultants are preparing a master plan for Drew Reserve. The master plan will detail the plan to deliver the long term facility needs for our club, and also for St Peters CC.
It's all very exciting and obviously very important for our Club over the long-term. We probably one chance at this every 20-30 years!
The master plan is expected to be finished in May. Jointly with SPCC, we have advised CoGG and the consultants of the following:
Agreed priorities:
- Future proofing eg provide for growth in areas such as participation, commercial revenues and facilities, ability to encourage inclusion and increased participation for females across all three sports and at all levels
- Vastly improved drainage
- Contemporary change rooms, training facilities, arenas and lighting which meet the independent criteria for impaired and able-bodied competitors and umpires of both sexes
- Contemporary and fit-for-purpose amenities for each sporting section inclusive of administration, storage (eg merchandise, equipment), officials (eg umpires, scorers, timekeepers, coaches boxes, interchange), scoreboards
- Increased engagement and experience levels eg improved car parking, spectator seating and viewing
- Increase commercial functionality eg F&B options, function rooms, kiosks, cafes, external hire
- Greater community use eg schools, community groups
- Beautification of the reserve, and increased safety
Over the next few months we will be working to make sure we end up with what we need. The team handling this is Fiona Threlfall, Andrew Kelly, Michael Birthisel, Todd Devine and myself.
Rob Threlfall
St Joseph's Football & Netball Club cares about its members and their welfare.
In recent times, there has been growing concerns about illegal drug use in the broader community. We want to make sure this does not impact or infiltrate our club.
We have joined forces with many other clubs, including GFL clubs Lara, Grovedale, St Mary's and Leisure Networks to get on the "front foot":
- To establish a Wellbeing Team, who will be your "go to" if you have concerns. We expect to be able to announce the Wellbeing Team in a matter of days.
- To train our Wellbeing Team around referring people to Alcohol and Drug agencies
- Provide support to those we have concerns about, and
- To develop Illegal Drug Policy and Procedures, which will include club sanctions around drug use
Leisure Networks as your Regional Sports Assembly has worked with the Barwon Child Youth and Family and the Australian Drug Foundation to develop the Clubs That Care program, to support clubs to combat illegal drugs and to assist people in the most appropriate ways.
This program has the unanimous support of the Club's Committee, and the Committee feels very strongly about the effective implementation of the program at our club.
Stay tuned for more information. In the meantime if you have any concerns, or would like to know more about what we are doing, feel free to contact David Tudor on 0448 987029 or firstname.lastname@example.com. David oversees our football welfare program, and is taking a Club-wide leadership role in this matter.
SJFNC Committee
Netball Grading for A, B, C and D Grade will be held on Tuesday 7, Thursday 9, Tuesday 14 and Thursday 16 February from 6.15pm to 8.00pm at the club courts, Finchaven Street, Herne Hill.
All players must register their interest by Monday 6 February at 5.00pm by emailing email@example.com and provide the following information:
- Name
- Dates you are available to trial
- 2 preferred position
- Previous playing history
Fiona Threlfall
Netball Director
Training details for U14s, U16s and Girls football for Term 1 as follows:…
Under 14s
Training will start on Monday 13th February at Zampatti Oval, SJC. Training times will be Monday and Wednesdays from 4.30pm-6.00pm. These are different days from what was previously advised but have been chosen so as to minimise conflicts with the boys other sporting commitments.
Under 16s
Training will commence on Monday 6th February at 4.15pm at Carey Oval, SJC. Training times will be Mondays and Wednesdays from 4.15pm-5.30pm.
Training starts tomorrow night at 5pm at Zampatti Oval. Training will be on Wednesday nights from 5pm-6.15pm.
In Term 2, training for all 3 groups will switch to St Joeys Football Club grounds.
Players will need to wear runners for early sessions and will be advised by coaches when to start bringing boots.
We are always looking for assistance with training and administration of our junior teams, if you are able to help out in anyway please contact the respective St Joeys representative below:
U14As coach – Damian Soraghan – 0418801688
U16As coach – Michael King – 0431463127
Girls Football Coordinator – Sue Cormack – 0428197789
As listed on the AFL Barwon website, the 2017 junior season commences on the weekend of April 22nd.
To register for Joeys for 2017, please go to: https://membership.sportstg.com/regoform.cgi…
For further enquiries, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
The online registration process for St Joeys junior footballers for the 2017 season is now open. Payment needs to be made via credit card as part of this process.
To start the registration process, please click on this link or copy and paste into your browser:…
Online registration is available to anyone who last played with St Joeys or is playing football for the first time.
If you are transferring to St Joeys from another club, a clearance will need to be arranged first to enable you to register. If this applies to you, please contact the club at the email address below.
One change in the process from last year is the email address of the registered player. If this has changed, you will need to notify the club at the email address below so that we can change it on your behalf and allow the registration to proceed.
For girls footballers who are also playing St Joeys netball in 2017, your footy registration fee will be fully refunded once you have also registered for netball when that registration process starts in February 2017.
We encourage you to register online as early as possible as it is very helpful in finalising the right number of teams in all age groups with AFL Barwon for the 2017 season.
Please note that St Joeys will not be holding a junior registration day for 2017 but we are planning on making club apparel available for trying on and ordering at a season launch to be held in the new year.
For all clearances, email address changes or any other enquiries, please contact the club at firstname.lastname@example.com
All information regarding netball junior expression of interest, training, grading and fixture dates can be found on Team App – St Joeys Netball or at www.teamapp.com
Please forward queries to email@example.com
Next season, St Joeys will be establishing a Junior Football Academy, available to all U14s, U16s and U18s players.
The purpose of the academy will be to develop the skills of all our junior players in these age groups and obtain greater alignment with our senior teams in terms of involvement and game style.
The junior academy is an initiative of our Senior Assistant Coach/Junior Coaching Coordinator Shane Jack, who each week will be assisted …by representatives from our senior coaching panel and playing group. Sessions will be run on Tuesdays 5.30pm at Drew Reserve, commencing on 2nd March, 2017.
A small group of players from each of the three age groups will be invited to attend each session on a rotational basis, with the aim that every junior player gets to attend at least 2 sessions.
Players from all grades within U14s, U16s and U18s will be included, as it is important that all our junior footballers get the same opportunities to improve their football skills and be involved with our club.
The program is being offered as part of our normal junior football registration and there is no additional cost.
Further details will be released closer to the commencement of the program.
For any immediate questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
St Joseph's FNC will be fielding 3 girls football teams in the 2017 Season – Under 12, Under 15 and Under 19.
Come join us for Fun, Footy and Friendship.
…Call or Text Sue 0429 197789 with your interest.
St Joseph's FNC is pleased to announce the following junior coaching appointments for our 2017 season:
Colts As – Matt McCartin
Under 16As – Michael King…
Under 14As – Damian Soraghan
Matt and Michael return to their current coaching roles following very successful 2016 seasons, with their teams finishing runners-up and premiers respectively.
Damian takes on the Under 14As coaching role following an excellent season as our U14Ds coach and brings a wealth of football experience from a highly successful playing career in the Footscray District Football League.
In addition, we are also pleased to announce the creation of the new role of Junior Coaching Coordinator, the purpose of which is to provide support to our junior coaches and ensure we apply a consistent coaching approach across our junior and senior teams. Shane Jack, current assistant to our senior coach Heath Jamieson, has agreed to take on this role in addition to his senior duties in 2017.
Based on 2016 registrations, St Joseph's is planning at this stage on fielding 2 Colts, 3 Under 16s and 3 Under 14s teams in 2017. In the coming months, we will be seeking an indication from our 2016 junior players as to their likelihood of playing with St Joeys again in 2017 to help with our season planning.
Further announcements on coaching appointments for our other junior teams will be announced in due course.
Please email the club on firstname.lastname@example.com if you require any further information at this time.
Paul Northey
Director – Junior Football
St Joseph's Football & Netball Club is seeking expressions of interest for senior netball coaches for the 2017 season, including A, B, C, D Grades and U/19.
Sandi Dimasi has advised us that she will not be seeking reappointment as A Grade coach. A huge thanks to Sandi for her contribution over the past 3 years and we look forward to her continuing involvement and support of the club. Thanks to all coaches in 2016 and we welcome them to reapply for pos…itions in 2017.
Coaches should submit their expression of interest stating:
• the Grade/s they wish to be considered for
• relevant coaching and playing experience
• Coaching qualifications (minimum for A Grade is Development, other grades is Foundation)
• Personal coaching philosophy statement
• Other relevant experience, qualifications, employment, other sports
Remuneration is available for these positions dependant upon the Grade, qualifications, experience etc.
Applications will be considered by a panel consisting of:
• Fiona Threlfall (Chair)
• Sandi Dimasi
• Kirsten Hood
• Melanie Mullen
• Todd Devine
Queries and applications should be forwarded to Fiona Threlfall, Netball Director at email@example.com. Applicants will be provided with a job description and an opportunity to address specific selection criteria as the next stage in the process.
Applications will close on Tuesday 25 October 2016.
To All Members
The Annual General Meeting of the St. Joseph's Football & Netball Club will be held at the clubrooms on Tuesday the 8th of November, 2016, commencing at 7.30 p.m..…
All members are asked to make every effort to attend the meeting.
Agenda:President's Welcome
Confirmation of the 2015 AGM Minutes
-Annual Report of the President
-Annual Report of the Treasurer
Election of Office Bearers
General Business
Under the rules of Incorporation, nominations of candidates for election as office bearers must be made in writing and signed by two members and also the consent of the candidate.
The nomination must be delivered to the Secretary not less than 7 days prior to the date of the meeting.
If you wish to nominate a candidate for a position on the committee, please contact me.
Whilst a few members of 2016 committee are not seeking re election, there are a number of committee positions that we need to fill for season 2017 and we encourage all members to seriously consider
nominating so as to contribute to the ongoing success of the club, both on and off the field. If you are interested please contact me to discuss what roles are available.
Brett Bentley
Ph 0438983566
You'll be aware that we had made an application to COGG for funding to build The Wedge.
Tonight, COGG approved $35,000 to fund a master plan for Drew Reserve.
The master plan will detail a plan to deliver the long term facility needs for our club.
This is good long term planning and we look forward to working with the COGG to develop this plan.
Priority is still the provision of the required female facilities.
We will keep you updated.
Rob Threlfall BCom CPA GAICD
AQtive Business Consulting
Mob: 0418 485458
We are currently waiting on the last and final order of apparel that will be given out at the clubrooms. I have been advised by Ghanda that due to their relocation from Torquay to Barwon Terrace in Geelong they have a back log of printing. Therefore our order will be available Thursday 16th June. I will endeavour to dispatch at the clubrooms that evening.
Future orders: Club apparel can still be ordered online, however no time will be put on how long it will take. Ghanda cannot set the printer for a few items, therefore once they have 10 items and over they will then fill the orders. Future orders will incur a shipping fee and will be sent directly to the purchasers address. Please take time to fill out details correctly.
We have had 200 plus orders of clothing ordered this year, which does not include the last order. I think the garments look fantastic around the club. We have the best colours in the league.
I would like to acknowledge Ghanda for setting the web site for us at no charge. This is a huge saving to the club which operates on the generosity of sponsors and volunteers. Overall it has run very smoothly with some minor hiccups.
Kind Regards
Julie Fawkes
$5000 Shopping Voucher
Tickets – $50
Drawn Saturday 2nd July, 2016
Commencing at 7pm with Finger Food and Refreshments until 9pm…
SJFNC – Drew Reserve
Tickets from David Tudor or Peter Haintz
Look how much we have grown! St Joseph's inaugural Youth Girls Football team has had their first win this morning against St Albans 1.7.13 to 5.5.35.
Great to have a chance to sing the song. Grovedale next week at home.
The St Joeys community wishes Alex Witherden a speedy recovery – Alex broke his leg on the weekend in a match for Geelong College. ! #TJW
St Joseph's 19.12.126 def South Barwon 14.10.94
St Joeys is fielding a Youth Girls footy team for the first time this year.
Training is on Wednesdays at 5pm at Walker Oval.
For further enquiries, please contact Sue Cormack on 0428 197789.
Download the new app now and stay up to date with all the latest St Josephs Football Junior information.
Install the TEAM APP on your smartphone or tablet and follow the St Joeys Junior Footy now!
Follow these steps …..
- Download Team App from the Apple or Google Play app store
- This is what the app looks like
- Sign up to Team App. You will be sent an email to confirm your registration
- Log into the App and search for St Joeys Junior Footy
TIP: when requesting access to relevant sections when you have downloaded the app please provide your name and the reason (ie: John Smith I have a son Under 14's). This will ensure you are granted access quickly to your relevant sections.
Please note that this will become the point of communication for the club so it would be in your best interests to get on board. We will however continue with emails but this may fade out over time.
Should you have any questions please let us know,
St Josephs Junior Footy
In short
Our club has made an application to Council for funding of $400,000 for the Wedge Project.
The Wedge will deliver much-needed facilities for females to reach their potential & achieve their sporting aims: Netball – AFL – Cricket.
The new building will primarily comprise change rooms and toilets for netballers, female footballers and participants of all ages with a disability, and be "wedged" between the two current football/cricket ovals and the two current netball courts. , and is summarised below.
Attached are the current designs.
Current status
The Council's budget is due for release in May 2016. We expect to start construction at the end of the season, with the project complete for 2017.
Peter Murrihy (Kildare ward councillor) has been a champion of the project at Council, along with John Irvine (sport portfolio holder). Big thanks to Peter and John.
Also Christine Couzens (our State member) has fully supported us from Day 1. Thank you Christine.
Be an Ambassador, play your role
If you know a Councillor or you bump into one over the next month or so, be an Ambassador for the project!
- Tell them you are from Joeys
- Remind them that:
o We currently have no netball amenity at all
o We are 100% committed to female AFL football at the Club
o We will contribute $100k
If you have any questions, please ask one of our "Wedge Working Group" members – Rob Threlfall, Fiona Threlfall, Todd Devine, Andrew Kelly, Sue Cormack
Thanks for your help.
What is the Wedge?
A new building comprising:
- change rooms and toilets for netballers, female footballers and participants of all ages with a disability
- umpires change rooms for both female and male umpires
- office and storage areas to support the participants of the female sports
- public toilets for disabled, male and female
- spectator viewing and volunteer shelter
- time keepers box to cater for both ovals
- storage for NetSetGo and Auskick participants (girls also participate in Auskick)
- storage for St Peter's Cricket Club
- future opportunity for female cricketers change facilities
What else is there to know?
Currently there is no netball amenity of any kind at our club, as concluded in the G21 and AFL Barwon regional strategy in April 2015.
- As we know, girls of all ages from both participating clubs currently change in out-dated public toilets or in an open marquee with insufficient privacy which is set up and packed up for each game. This is also used for office and admin purposes on game days.
- Our all-abilities team will also be able to use the new facility, and the facility will provide public toilets for all 24/7 – including disabled and ambulate persons.
Our club is establishing female AFL football teams for 2016, catering for 8-12 and 13-18 years age groups
- This is a key strategic initiative for the club. Sue Cormack is doing a great job leading the charge and numbers are increasing at every training session.
- All teams for both clubs will be able to fully utilise the new facility for change rooms and toilets, and also for medical care in case of injury.
- If you would like to know more about the female footy teams, please call Sue on 0428 197789.
Our club has always contributed funds to infrastructure developments at Drew and Walker Ovals, and this project is no exception with the club guaranteeing a commitment of $100,000 to the Wedge project
- Total project cost is $500,000, so the club is contributing 20%.
What are the broader community benefits?
- Improved access, equality and opportunities for females to participate in sport
- Encouragement of greater female participation in traditional (netball) and non-traditional sports (AFL and cricket), and flow-on health and wellbeing benefits
- Encouragement of greater participation of persons with a disability and flow-on health and wellbeing benefits
- Provision of access to facilities for local community groups and schools to utilise netball courts and rooms
- Establishment of toilets for use by netballers, female footballers and cricketers, members and the general public, including a disabled toilet (current toilets are very rarely used given their very poor state)
Saturday May 7th
The band is Test Pilot Molly, RK group are doing the meals again, casino tables, silent auction and main auction. Book your table online – TRYBOOKING.COM/190604
Dear Players/Parents/Guardians,
As you know we take the health and safety of our club members very seriously. As such we are adopting a new health and safety application named CareMonkey.
CareMonkey is an innovative controlled electronic medical form for clubs, schools and other groups with a duty of care. It's an electronic version of the paper based forms you're always having to fill in for registrations etc. It provides you the opportunity to update medical information promptly and accurately, while providing the club with instant access to the information provided by you in an emergency.
We will be using the CareMonkey app in the best interest of all Players whilst proactively fulfilling our duty of care and risk management responsibilities.
You can use a PC, laptop, tablet or smart-phone to enter the details including:
- emergency contacts
- medical contacts
- medical checklist including asthma, allergies, seizures, diabetes
- health and ambulance insurance details
- notes and other care instructions from you
- and more…
As a Player/Parent/Guardian, after you have completed your paper or online registration, we will send you an email invitation from the CareMonkey system inviting you to enter the details (or for your child) in an electronic medical form.
By following the instructions you can create your own free CareMonkey account and control all data about yourself, child/children. The CareMonkey system stores the information on your behalf and you will be able to grant (or deny) access to your data with our club. You are also able to share this data with any other group or individual you choose (eg. your child's grandparents, their child-minder, their school, etc).
From the club's perspective, this information will only be accessible by the coach, team manager or authorised officials looking after your child and will be managed in accordance with the Privacy Act.
You don't need to do anything until you receive the email requesting the information. Please feel free to contact the club if you have any questions. You can also visit the CareMonkey website for more information: www.caremonkey.com
We appreciate your assistance.
• SENIOR PLAYERS PLEASE NOTE: GFL have added a new logo to playing shorts and it is a requirement that your last season shorts have the new sponsor. Please label them clearly with your name on cardboard and pin to the shorts and give to myself at the clubrooms next Wednesday evening from 4pm – 6.30pm. I will not be chasing up anyone if they are unable to accommodate. The GFL can fine if correct shorts are not worn.
• All apparel is to be ordered online from
DELIVERY WILL BE FOR COLLECTION AT THE CLUBROOMS – email will advise exact day.
• So far there will be two cut off dates for orders : March 28 and April 18, 2016. The later will give the opportunity for anyone to try on items on the Thursday training night. All apparel will come back to the clubrooms for collection. An email will advise when this is available.
• Please note that netball dresses and football shorts are on the website but they are not sourced by Ghanda clothing so please do not contact them directly as they are doing us a favour by having them on. Please contact Rae Hungerford on 0419 710503 for dresses and email email@example.com for football shorts should you need other information.
AFL Barwon have advised that the Junior Football season starts on the weekend of 9th April (last weekend of the school holidays).
Therefore, can anyone who is planning to play Junior Football with St Joeys this year and hasn't registered to date please do so to enable us to finalise teams and coaches.
Registrations can be carried out on-line at:
If you are having any difficulty registering, please email firstname.lastname@example.com
Regular junior football updates are available on the St Joeys Junior Footy Team App.
Chapman Welsh Financial Services have produced this short clip which is well worth a look!
Friday 4th March at Highton Bowls Club (Cnr Roslyn & North Valley Rd, Highton)
6:00 – 6:30pm
cost – $20 per person includes game of bowls & BBQ.…
All welcome – players, coaches, support staff, committee …..
Notice in change rooms just add your name if attending, or see/text Rhys Hultgren or Katie Atkins by Monday 29th Feb.
Congratulations to Molly Jovic, captain and Emily Post, vice captain representing Victoria at the upcoming National Netball U/21 titles.
This year, all VNA and Club membership will be paid online via the MyNetball website via this link:
Details on how to register and pay membership are included here –
Joeys VNA Step by Step Process 2016.
If you've played netball anywhere, anytime then you will have a VNA number (Participant ID) and it's important not to set up another number, and to look up your current number per the instructions in the attachment.
Do not use this link for NetSetGO, this will have it's own link which will be circulated soon.
Joeys VNA Step by Step Process 2016
- Clearances and transfers
If you played at another GFNL or BFNL club in 2015, we will need to apply for a clearance. If you played at another club (outside GFNL or BFNL), or played in a previous year at a GFNL or BFNL club, we only need to transfer but it's important that we do this before you register. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com and we will then let you know when you can register. Please do not register until we have submitted a transfer or received a clearance for you to play at Joeys.
- Already paid VNA in 2016
If you've already paid VNA for 2016, please email email@example.com and we will add your registration to Joeys. You will still need to login and pay your club membership via the Joeys MyNetball link above.
If you have any questions about registering or problems registering, please email email@example.com
Junior football players are now able to register for the 2016 football season online. Payment needs to be made via credit card as part of this online registration process. To start the registration process, please click on this link or copy and paste into your browser:
Online registration is available to anyone who last played with St Joseph's or is playing football for the first time. If you are transferring to St Joseph's from another club, a clearance will need to be arranged first to enable you to register. If this applies to you, please email email@example.com .
We encourage you to register online as early as possible as it is very helpful in finalising the right number of teams in all age groups with AFL Barwon for the 2016 season.
Alternatively, a registration day is being held at the St Joeys clubrooms, Drew Reserve, Herne Hill on Sunday 21st February from 10am -12pm. Club apparel will be available to try on and order on the day.
Finally, a reminder that U16s training is now being held on Monday and Wednesday nights 4.15pm-5.15pm at Carey Oval, St Joseph's College and U14s training is being held on Tuesday and Thursday nights 4.30pm – 6.00pm at Noble St Oval, St Joseph's College.
Contact Julie Fawkes for all apparel enquires – email@example.com or Mob: 0419 523 094
All Joeys apparel is now available through Ghanda – please visit the website below to browse the options and place and pay for your order.
U16 footy training commences Monday 8th February at 4.15pm at Carey Oval, St Joseph's College.
Training will then be run Monday/Wednesday at Carey Oval. Please bring runners. U16A's coach – Michael King
U14 footy training commences Thursday 4th February at 4.30pm at Noble St Oval, St Joseph's College.
U14A's coach – Russell Scott.
We are pleased to announce that Todd Devine will be coaching the Colts B team for season 2016.
Richie Allen, who has done a fantastic job with the Colts for the last 2 years, will be coaching the U/16 B team to continue his excellent work in developing our juniors.
It is great to have coaches of this quality involved in our junior program and we wish them well for the year.
Chris Humphrey
The St Joseph's Football & Netball Club Netball Division welcomes players for the 2016 winter season competing in:
· Juniors – 11s, 13s, 15s, and 17s age groups
· Seniors – 19s, A, B, C and D Grades
We will also be running a NetSetGo program in Term 2 for 5 to 8 year olds.
For more information, please contact email@example.com
Hello Joseph's Football and Netball Club supporters.
After a very successful debut season, the Joeys Powerball raised $26,000 for the club, as well as paying out $26,000 to lucky winners!…
We have had several spots open up for the 2016 season. The way it works is, 50 people pay $20 per week (by organised bank transfer, or $1,040 in one hit) and receive a number between 1 – 50 each. That is your number for the whole of 2016. Every week we draw out the lucky number and the winner gets $500 transferred to them.
This is a really important fundraiser for the club, so your support is very much appreciated!
Please email Nick Maxwell – firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to fill one of the places.
The Club is excited to announce the appointment of Matt McCartin as Colts coach for season 2016.
Matt brings a wealth of experience to the role having been a highly decorated player and senior coach.
Further details in relation to training dates will be announced shortly.
Chris Humphrey
Joeys welcomes Ryan, and the team from Whale Logistics, on board for 2016 as GOLD Sponsors. We hope you enjoy being part of Joeys!
We encourage our community to avail themselves of their services whenever possible! #TJW
All coaching positions (other than Sandi Dimasi) are declared vacant at the end of the season, and so we call for expressions of interest for both senior and junior netball coaches for the 2016 season.
For more information please see position descriptions or contact Sandi Dimasi by email or mobile 0417 559 070.
Junior Coaches Job Description 2016
Senior Coaches Job Description
Coaching appointments will be selected by a panel, made up of Sandi Dimasi, Kirsten Hood, Shannyn Leach and myself for senior positions; Sandi Dimasi, Mel Mullen and myself for junior positions.
Please return (by email to email@example.com) your completed Expression of interest for coaching in 2016, by Monday 7 December 2015
Coaches expression of interest 2016
Fiona Threlfall (Netball Director)
Congratulations –
Scarlet Sinclair 13 Div 3 Best & Fairest
Maddie Antonac 13 Div 2 Runner/Up
Conique Pirrottina 15 Div 3 Runner-Up…
Meg Threlfall – Junior Umpire Encouragement award,
Emily Birthisel – Junior Coaches Encouragement Award
Congratulations also to Emma Brodie for her nomination for the Spirit of Spirt Award
And to our girls who represented the GFNL
13s – Isabella Drenovac, Laura Mrzljak and Lily Hayward
11s – Lily Kelly and Bianca Mrzljak
Well done girls!
Well done to all the players and their families.
Thank you to all the people who helped with the three Under 16 teams this year, in particular the coaches, team managers and assorted helpers who made this season an enjoyable and fruitful year. At our vote count we had a chance to celebrate all that we have achieved throughout the year.
Than you to ….
…Leon who spoke with obvious passion for the players he coached, a passion that comes from him and his love for the club.
…the King Boys who rightfully praised the lads for the immense improvement that they made with each game and who, were in turn thanked by the players not only for their guidance but for their connection to the club and how they can contribute to St. Joeys in the coming years.
… Dan and Hodgy who used their expertise to guide a very young group of players to become a very good team, and taught them how to conduct themselves as representatives of St. Joeys and how they can get the most out of what they have.
Together they have all laid a platform of success that our boys can follow.
Finally, a special thanks to Andy Heath, the Under 16's coordinator who oversaw the year. His attention to detail ensured that all three teams represented our sporting club with distinction. Andy's ability to grasp the big picture and break it down into achievable tasks ensured that each week we performed at our optimal level.
Congratulations to everyone involved. We had a wonderful conclusion to the year and look forward to seeing everyone back next year.
Kieran Whelan (Junior Football Coordinator)
Brett Jackman (251) and Dave KIng (250) have joined Mark Hill (258) and Dom Podbury (309) as the only players to play 250+senior games for Joeys.
Our Netball 200+ games players – Kirsten Hood, Shannyn Leach, Caz Morgan and Gabby Hammond, all attended our recent Netball Union.
Congratulations to Brett Jackman and Dave King who both played their 250th senior game for Joeys this month and to Gabby Hammond and Laura Bell for 200 and 50 games of netball respectively.
Congratulations to Donna, Jan and Fiona for their great organisation of last weekend's 15 year Netball Reunion, all those who attended had a great afternoon. It was great to see our 200 game players in attendance.
The final squads for the Geelong Junior Football Interleague games against AFL Goldfields (Sunday July 5th at Hamlyn Park) & AFL Central Victoria (Epson Huntly Recreation Reserve on Sunday July 12th) have been announced.
U13's – Sam Clohesy, Oscar Courtney, Will Maschio & Tikei Hiku
U14's – Ryan Holroyd, Brad Edwards, Jack Mullen & Sam Hazelmann
U15's – Ayden Gras, Liam Dumont, Samuel Torpey, Samuel Walsh, Xander Harrison & Zack Mongelli
U16's – Tom McCartin
Congratulations to James Hickey and Tom Atkins who were both named in the Vic Country U19 preliminary squad for next month's clash with the VAFA.
At half time of the '12 o'clock' game against Bell Park three year old Cooper Jamieson was presented with his first Joeys jumper from Joe Macula and the '2 o'clock' boys! Coop is their biggest supporter! #TJW
I'm sure all who attended would agree that Saturday night's SJF&NC/Carmody Foundation Gala Ball (June 13th) was a huge success – delicious food and great service from The RK GROUP, lots of auction items donated by our sponsors and supporters, great music from Test Pilot Molly and the Casino tables were a real hit!! Huge thank you to Brett Bentley, Janine Nicholls and Nick Maxwell and their team of helpers for organising the night – well done, it was s huge job!! Big thank you also to St Joseph's College for the venue and support and our MC Tom King. #TJW
Photos curtesy of The RK Group
Congratulations Alex from all at Joeys.
Alex is one of 39 selected in a squad that will clash with the Vic Amateur Football Association's team on July 11th.
We welcome our new sponsor Surfcoast Podiatry to our Joeys community. As part of their sponsorship they would like to offer all our members a 20% discount on an initial appointment.
The St Joeys/Morris Finance 2015 Grand Final Lunch will be held on THURSDAY OCTOBER 1st.
SJFNC will be holding a reunion of past netball players, coaches, committee and supporters in 2015. At this stage, we're gathering contact details to set up a database. Please email Donna Cattanach on firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to receive more information about this event.
1. A reminder to all parents that if your son is not registered with the club they cannot play.
This year we have a record 8 Joeys boys on the Geelong Falcons list of 50 for the 2015 Season!! Congratulations and all the best for season 2015.
Tom Doedee, Alex Witherden, Pat Kelleher, Sean Holroyd, Jackson McLachlan, Tom Denning, Jack Quinn and Charles McCartin (Development Squad).
Congratulations to our Under 13 Div 2 Netball Team who won their Summer Season Grand Final beating St Marys 27 -21. Well done girls!
Please note that training for Under 14 footballers will now be on Monday and Wednesday nights from 4.30pm – 6.00pm starting from Monday 16th March.
Venue will be at our home ground – Drew Oval at Herne Hill Reserve.
Congratulations to our Joeys players who have made this list – Cameron Tudor, Daniel Measures, Tom Atkins, Daniel Gibbs, Kieren Paliouras, Brenton Rees, Brant Haintz and Ryan Williams. Good luck for season 2015! #TJW
Good luck to Joeys A Grade netball players Molly Jovic and Georgette Paatsch at the U/21 National Championship in Brisbane this week. Molly will be playing in the Victorian team and Georgette will be representing NT. #TJW
Thanks to those who have already registered. If not please do so by Thursday 12th March as teams will be generated over the following weekend.
If you could assist this process by checking that you have included your child's school in their online details. Coaches will then be appointed and make contact with you regarding training, by the end of March.
Worth reading! #TJW
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St Joeys FNC are delighted to welcome on board for the 2015 season Stockdale and Leggo South Barwon Real Estate.
Jan, Laura and David offer a full range of real estate services and are based in High St. Belmont, just up from the ANZ Bank.
So, if you have any needs relating to Real Estate, please contact the team from Stockdale and Leggo South Barwon.
Portelli Painting has come on board as a major sponsor via their long association with Director of Coaching and Development, Nick Maxwell.
Portelli Painters & Decorators are high quality specialists in the painting industry. Their highly trained and experienced painters apply quality finishes that exceed the demands of commercial, residential and industrial builders and contracts, big or small. They guarantee all work and customer satisfaction. They are fully insured with public liability and all tradesmen have OHS white cards.
Contact Portelli Painting on …… 0393105093 email firstname.lastname@example.com
We welcome Portelli Painting to our Joeys community.
Under 16's
Training will commence at 4.15pm on Wednesday 4th Feb at Carey Oval. Training should conclude at 5.30pm. We hope to see as many of the players as possible at training however we do understand that at this time of the year, many of the players have other commitments.
Under 14's
We are happy to announce that Russell Scott has been appointed coach of the under 14 A's team. Training will commence at 4.15pm on Tuesday 10th Feb at Carey Oval however this may change due to the availability of this oval. Any changes will be published on this website. Any parent help at training would be greatly appreciated.
This year AFL Barwon has introduced a new way of registering players. Parents have the opportunity to register players online. All football club members (any player who was registered last year) will receive an email early next week that will take you to the online registration form.
Alternatively parents and players can choose to attend our combined Little League, Junior Football and Junior Netball Registration Day on SUNDAY 22ND FEB at Drew Reserve from 10.00 – 3.00pm. Apparel will also be able to be ordered on this day. This option may be easier for families.
Over the last 3 months the team has done a power of work bringing in the recruits
required to go from Preliminary finalists to Premiers, as well as training and guiding
the players through the pre-season.
With this in mind, rather than putting our hand out for money, we have found an
innovative way to raise some whilst also having a bit of fun.
Nick Maxwell is running and launching Joey's Powerball from the first week in
Each entrant pays $20 per week for the year (52 weeks) and in turn receives a number
from 1 to 50 that is their number for the year.
Every week there is a Powerball draw and 1 winner takes home $500 cash. There is no
limit to how many times you can win – it's the luck of the draw.
All in all, this will help the club raise over $20,000.
All entrants will be set up with wire transfers to an account each week so we do not
have to chase people for their money (as you would imagine this would be very
The draw takes place Wednesday night during the pre-season and Thursday night during
the season.
All draws will be witnessed and an email will be sent to the group of 50 entrants
every Friday with the winner. The money will be transferred to their account as well.
The players have got behind this and have already contributed to over 20 places in
the draw. We need to fill the remaining 30 odd spots in the next week.
Please email Nick – firstname.lastname@example.com – if you wish to take part.
We are well underway with planning for 2015.
Age group
Age group
Thursday 5th Feb
U13's – All
4.30 – 5.30pm
U15's – All
5.30 – 6.30pm
Thursday 12th Feb
U13's – All
4.30 – 5.30pm
U15's – All
5.30 – 6.30pm
Thursday 19th Feb
U13's – All
4.30 – 5.30pm
U15's – All
5.30 – 6.30pm
Thursday 26th Feb
U13's – All
4.30 – 5.30pm
U15's – All
5.30 – 6.30pm
Thursday 5th March
U13's – All
4.00 – 5.30pm
U15's – All
5.15 – 6.45pm
Thursday 12th March
U13's – All
4.00 – 5.30pm
U15's – All
5.15 – 6.45pm
From Wednesday 18th March
Team training
13s Friday night teams
Time tbc
15s Friday night teams
Time tbc
From Thursday 19th March
Team training
13s Saturday teams
Time tbc
15s Saturday teams
Time tbc
Newtown & Chilwell 2.7.19
Goals: S Torpy 2, B Edwards, A Humphrey, P DeGrandi, J Mullen, X Harrison, O Lewry
Best: A Humphrey, C Dwyer, F Murray, X Harrison, S Torpy, S Walsh
Team Members: S Torpy, B Edwards, A Humphrey, P DeGrandi, J Mullen, X Harrison, O Lewry, C Dwyer, F Murray, S Walsh, J Clark, A Gras, M Witherden, B Jaska, L Antonac, Z Mongelli, L Dumont, A Knight, C Taylor, F Wilson, R Birthisel, H Keane, C Irwin, W Combridge
Congratulations to our u/12 Leaping Joeys side who, on Friday night, won the Newtown Little League Grand Final.
Click on flyers to enlarge!
Breaking News – We have recently been successful in obtaining a grant from the City which will allow us to provide additional shelters at our new netball courts. The SJFNC would again like to acknowledge the great support we receive from our ward councillor, Stretch Kontelj and the City of Greater Geelong.
Paul West Joins Baveras Brasserie
We are excited to announce that Paul West, local legend, formerly the face of the Gold Diggers Arms, has now joined the team at Baveras Brasserie, as restaurant manager.
The Club has recently received advice that we have been successful in our submissions for grant funds, to install a Safety Net behind the goals at the cemetery end of Drew Reserve.
Submissions to both AFL Barwon and Geelong Connected Communities were made and both have seen fit to offer $5,000 towards our project.
This will allow us to address a significant safety issue as well as assist with football training activities.


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As a tear drops from my eye
Everybody else wonders,
"Why does she cry???"
All they see is the fake smile.
I hide it away
Tuck it inside
Until it's too much to bear
Then I lit it all come out
I try to be strong
Hide the tears
And put one a show
But sometimes,
I can't handle it and give in.
Nobody to talk to
They don't understand
I'm scared to be judged
For the emotional side of me.
I put up a wall
Few people have gotten through
Or over...
Few try.
Even the few that try and succeed
Don't understand completely
They are always confused.
Im tired of explaining
Im tired of the confusion
Everybody feels differently,
You just don't understand my pain.
The thing that makes it worse:
Trying to pretend.
Not just on your part,
But on mine.
You pretend you know
Like you get me
But you don't
And it just makes it worse.
Letting the tears spill over
Is easier then explaining
Look at me strange,
But it's my way
Of handling the pain!
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Genre: Poetry
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A man was flown to UPMC Presbyterian Friday after he crashed his vehicle during a police pursuit in Westmoreland County.
Thomas Hall of Greensburg was driving a Nissan Pathfinder erratically on Route 51 around 1 a.m., according to a release from state police.
When a Rostraver patrol officer attempted to stop Mr. Hall near a gas station, he drove away going the wrong way on Route 51 at a high rate of speed, police said. The vehicle then entered Route 70, crossed both lanes, crashed into the median, then rolled several times.
Mr. Hall had to be extricated from the vehicle. The roadway was shut down for over an hour, police said.
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Have stayed here numerous times over the years, ever since the hotel opened. Cannot say that I would stay here again if changes/adjustments are not made. The first real change to be made is that customer service skills definitely need to be addressed. The attitude of most of the staff, with a very few exceptions, is nonchalant and borders on...
I always stay here when in Labrobe and usually never have anything bad to say. However this time, the room I was in , the bed was very uncomfortable. My only suggestion is to maybe start some upgrades to the rooms that haven't had any in quite some time. Otherwise, i'm very happy and will continue to stay here. But...
Room was very comfortable and clean. Staff was very accommodating. Stayed here for the shuttle to airport which was great. Close to restaurants. Had an early morning flight so didn't not stay for breakfast.
I stay here often and always love it, but this time I was very disappointed in our room. It was very dusty, carpet not swept, the bed was made quickly ( I had to put the fitted sheet on the bed correctly), the tub has bad rust stains, just not nice. The breakfast was cold and there was no coffee.
Room was decent and we enjoyed the jetted tub... however the room we had was right off the main road so it made for a sleepless night. Also in the room were weird stains on the curtains that looked like something I will not say! Otherwise it was clean.
Thank you for your comments. I'm sorry to hear that you had a sleepless night but based on the room type you had reserved those types of rooms are all located o the front of our property. We did check out the stains on the curtains and have found them to be paint stains so I thank you for bringing...
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"Rooms on the opposite side of Route 30 are quieter since traffic is loud on the highway."
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SandCastle on the Beach Private Luxury Beach Home
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This luxurious home, with over 6500 square feet, is located on 5 private acres. Included in the 5 acres are 30 meters of private beach front. The lot is planted with over 100 coconut palm trees and various native vegetation. Many of the coconut trees have begun producing delicious coconuts. The house is built safely to American specifications.
When you arrive to Castillo de' Arena, you will immediately be greeted by the wonderful beach breezes blowing through the palms and the sound of the tranquil ocean. Depending on what time you arrive, you will see and hear different things. You will also get a wonderful first glimpse of the beach path and the gorgeous blue, green waters of the gulf of Mexico. You may have seen the wild, bright, pink flamingos that are across the road from the house. If not, you will have many opportunities to experience this wonderful, rare moment during your stay.
Open the door and enter the marble foyer and the beginning of the BEST VACATION HOLIDAY OF YOUR LIFE!!!! To your right is the living room, dining room and kitchen. Also the large sliding glass doors that open off the living room to the over sized, covered, soapstone patio. If you go to your left, you will encounter the only downstairs bedroom and bathroom.
The living room has 2 very comfortable leather coaches and an over sized leather chair and a coffee table.
The kitchen is oversized and has all the conveniences of home. There is an abundance of counter space and cupboard space. Plenty of room in the kitchen for more than one person without tripping over one another. The perfect place to try your hand with the local cuisine of fish and fruits and vegetables. While in the kitchen, you have beautiful views of the ocean, breathtaking sunsets through the coconut groves, various Yucatan Audubon recognized birds, and the constant intoxicating breezes of the ocean.
The large, marble dining room table seats up to 8 people comfortably. There are very large windows as not to obstruct the beautiful outdoor view while you eat. It overlooks the soapstone terrace, path to beach, and native plants and of course, the coconut trees. There is also an island/bar off the kitchen with stools.
The downstairs covered patio has several lounge chairs and places to hang a hammock. The view is hard to describe as anything less than perfect. The beautiful gulf waters, the vegetation, the various birds (flamingos, humming birds, pelicans, seagulls, cranes, sandpipers, mocking birds, owls, etc...). Fishing boats, sail boats, and dolphins will occasionally pass by in the distance.
The downstairs bedroom has a queen sized bed, dresser, hand made Armoire wardrobe, built in nightstands with three drawers each, a ceiling fan, built in corner cabinet, and a large window that faces east. Spectacular sunrises can be viewed from this room. The bathroom has a glass shower with seat, pedestal sink and toilet.
If you are about to go up the stairs, to your right is a small hallway and door that lead out to the back patio where the maids quarters is located.
Up the stairs, when you reach the first landing, you will be head level with the large window that faces the flamingo reserve. You will also see the second floor landing to the large sized patio that comes off the first bedroom on the second floor.
When you reach the second floor, to the immediate right is the first bedroom. This room faces east and south. Early sunrises and a constant, uninterrupted view of the flamingo reserve decorate this room. There is a queen sized bed, built in night stands, built in corner cabinet, and a mirrored closet. There is also a ceiling fan. There is an attached bathroom with glass shower with seat, sink, plenty of storage space, toilet, large mirror and another ceiling fan. There is a door that leads to the balcony facing the flamingo reserve. It is over sized and a perfect spot to use binoculars or a high powered zoom lens on a camera or camcorder to view the flamingos. The reserve is protected and completely natural. Early in the morning, you can hear their very distinct communication sounds.
Returning to the hallway, facing the ocean, there are two bedrooms that are side by side. There is also a hand crafted Armoire wardrobe in the hallway.
The bedroom to your left is the 'Master Bedroom'. It too has a queen sized bed, built in nightstands, built in dresser with 6 very large, cedar lined drawers. A large window facing the ocean and a door that leads to the second balcony. There are places to hang a hammock. The view from this balcony is pristine.
Endless blue skies, unobstructed view of the many colors of the Gulf of Mexico waters as far as the eye can see. Local fisherman frequently boat across in front of the house, pelicans soar overhead and skim the ocean water. We've seen dolphins and many fish jumping. Sunrises and sunsets are also viewed from this room. The starry night is inspiring. Since there aren't any city lights, the stars are so bright and seem so very close. Relaxing in a hammock and looking at the stars is the perfect way to end the day. You can still hear the ocean and feel the breeze. When there is a full moon, it is spectacular to see it bouncing off the ocean waters. Every day comes complete with a unique sunrise and sunset, never repeating itself.
There is a small, wooden desk that faces the ocean. I have sat there many times, writing letters, and keeping a journal.
The attached bathroom has a large walk in, glass shower with a bench seat. It is big enough for two. There are many drawers and cabinet space. It also houses an enormous walk in closet with mirrored doors. There is a ceiling fan, sink and toilet. In the closet you will find an iron, ironing board, and rubber containers that keep the towels and sheets and extra blankets for the entire house, clean and smelling freshly washed.
The bedroom to the right is very similar in size and has the same amenities as the 'Master Bedroom'. A queen size bed, built in night stands, a mirrored closet, attached bathroom and a large, sliding glass door that leads out to the shared balcony with the Master Bedroom, TV, built in corner cabinet and attached bathroom. There are also a set of windows that face East, allowing the Sunrise to greet and wake you. The bathroom has a glass shower with ceiling fan, seat, sink, toilet and plenty of drawer space.
The apartment/maid's quarter, located separately outside the main house and apart from the first floor, facing west. This room is a mini apartment, with it's own refrigerator, shower and bathroom. This would be a perfect spot for the hired cook, nanny, or for a hired housekeeper. We can recommend a great local cook for you if you would like.
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Telchac Puerto has a lot of useful services including an English Language bookstore, a bakery and several seafood restaurants. There is also a small market and clinic, a tortilla factory, a harbor that has a gas pump, a hardware store, fried fish stands and more.
There is town plaza, a park with a children's play area and a lighthouse on the small seaside promenade. Three miles west of Telchac Puerto, inland, you will find the Mayan temples of Xcambo. For breakfast, lunch and dinner there
are a number of good restaurants serving ceviche, fried fish, shrimp cocktails, and fish fillets.
During July and August, the main plaza is especially folkloric as the fair is in town with booths offering foods, knick-knacks and carnival rides.
The Patron Saint of Telchac is San Diego de Alcala and the festivities are in November.
Merida located about 40 minutes from the house is the hub of the Yucatan Peninsula and has a rich cultural heritage, powerful colonial presence, and modern international flair. Visitors love Merida for the sightseeing, Mayan art and just relaxing.
Though it is a bustling city of nearly 1 million, it has retained its charm and laid-back tempo, and visitors return again and again to their favorite restaurants, neighborhoods and museums. It is an exceptionally clean city, where workers strive daily to maintain its reputation as 'The White City.
Merida is the cultural and intellectual center of the Yucatan Peninsula, with historical palaces, cathedrals and plazas. It holds many government-sponsored music and dance performances, as well as sidewalk art shows in local parks. With European influences and lots of style, Merida has, in fact, become known as the 'Paris of the West.
If you are interested in Mexican handicrafts, the Casa de Artesanias sells folk art from throughout Mexico, including wooden mythical animals from Oaxaca, leather bags, embroidered clothing, and much more. Culturally, this is one of the richest parts of Mexico, and a fascinating place to visit.
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SandCastle Beach Home
January 2, 2015
Beautiful! What a relaxing time at this great location on 5 acres, on the beach. Outstanding house, patios, beautifully furnished - what a great great time! Thanks! Better than a home away from home - !
great house, wonderful beach!
rebecca bennett
san diego, CA USA
great house, wonderful beach!
April 16, 2014
We spent a wonderful week at this beautiful house. It is on the ocean with miles of empty beaches. The house was comfortable (especially the beds) and beautifully decorated. It is a bit far from a town- about 1/2 hour but very perfect for those that just want to relax.
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Sean Booth and Rob Brown (AKA Autechre) had originally connected with each other in Manchester in the early 90's over a shared love of old techno and hip hop. After Warp rejected their original submissions, they continued to cultivate a following on pirate radio and operate as part of the nebulous Gescom collective. Their perseverance – and a gradual movement towards a less hardcore orientated sound – eventually paid off, although at a price. After continuing to send tapes for the ensuing two years, a sudden agreement to commission a release left them forced to admit later that Incunabula was in effect a collection of their postcards as opposed to a definitively original work. This conjecture remained something of a floor show however, for it is indisputably the defining work in the series, built with both finesse and dogma, and a world away from the elevator music cliches the genre had snidely been pastiched as.
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