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Every year thousands of international students come to Michigan State University. One Spartan who is working to welcome them is Jennifer New, who for the past three years has helped make international students feel more at home through an event she coordinates.
New is the study abroad coordinator for the College of Communication Arts & Sciences, and also an advisor for communication majors. She is also the recent recipient of an MSU Globie Award for her coordination of the annual International Lending Center Drive.
This donation drive, which benefits the International Student Lending Center of the Community Volunteers for International Programs, collects new or used household items to be borrowed by MSU international students. This year marks the third drive. In her Spartan saga interview, New said, "the drive that I started brought in 10 vans full of donations to the lending center." By being a part of this program, international students are given the chance to "save some money and it makes them have a sense of home and a sense of community."
Zhong Sun, a Chinese visiting scholar, expressed her gratitude towards the Lending Center. "As soon as I stepped into the Lending Center, I got a big smile from the volunteers. They taught me how to borrow things with my student ID, when should I return them, and help me to locate them easily…I really appreciate this friendly and helpful organization," she said.
This year's drive started in May and ends on Aug. 19. Any and all donations can be taken to 189 Communication Arts & Sciences, the Lending Center, 1434 F Spartan Village, or dropped off in the south lobby of the Communication Arts & Sciences Building. Although furniture and cleaning supplies are not accepted for this drive, used and new household items from sheets to kitchenware are needed. Cash donations and gift cards are also appreciated and go directly to the Lending Center.
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The holidays always cause us to reflect about the state of our lives, what happened during the past year, where we were and whom we were with on previous holidays, regrets and victories.
Films borrow the idea of comparison for very good effect. In The film, When Harry Met Sally, the start of the friendship and making the commitment to become life partners occurs on two New Year's evenings, a year apart. Recently, a dear friend of mine broke up with his life partner of eleven years. What was he most upset about? Not that the guy cheated on him for a year, not that he was dumped three days from their tenth year anniversary, but rather that the break up occurred was a week before Thanksgiving! This made him extraordinarily bitter and angry, and it occurred to me, after I attempted to comfort my friend, that this was a way to inject more conflict into any script I was working on.
The example of the use of New Year's Eve in When Harry Met Sally should be clear: It's not JUST that Harry has to decide if he wants to spend his life with Sally, it's that it's a new year, and the symbolic choice feels more profound. In my friend's case, it was a final example of his partner's utter selfishness.
Here's the exercise:
Good luck and Happy Holidays!
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Professor Horowitz has created a revolutionary system that yields a new, more effective way of writing. She is the author of six books that help the writer learn her trademarked writing system, including editions for college, high school, and middle school. The college version is a required text at New York University and the University of California, Long Beach.
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call this morning i answer the phone with a resounding "NO" User: "i know my password but i cannot get in" my response "raider" then hang up.....we changed the users password yesterday cause the recruiting director needed to get in his machine. so i changed it to the default easy password that i change everyone's password too if we need to login under there profile. this guy knows that but yet does not think to try it. two word phone call i wish all of them were that easy.
anyhow have a happy new years everybody just a few hours left here and then i will see you next year.
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Dec 30, 2011 at 8:33 UTC
I would love to do one too but the first word would start with an F and the second word would be "Off".
Dec 30, 2011 at 8:33 UTC
Better than:
"Your Fired!!"
Dec 30, 2011 at 8:36 UTC
Merryworks is an IT service provider.
How about free beer
Dec 30, 2011 at 8:37 UTC
Better than my 45 minute support call the other day to help one of my off-site users access a webpage...
Dec 30, 2011 at 8:42 UTC
Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
Dec 30, 2011 at 8:53 UTC
Better than:
"Your Fired!!"
Perhaps. But there is no greater satisfaction that enlighting a dumb user.
Dec 30, 2011 at 9:12 UTC
I have one user who first thing i say is "Restart yet?", and the answer is usually no. :(
PS: Happy New Year!
Dec 30, 2011 at 10:31 UTC
When I was having fun in College radio (God that was fun) we ran a 26-hour trivia contest every spring. The teams would have to call in with their answers to the on-air questions every ~six minutes or so. The volunteers answering the phones could say whatever they wanted to the teams calling in - literally... Unfortunately I can't get away with that around here - too many egos to bruise.
Dec 30, 2011 at 12:04 UTC
my favorite one word call
Dec 30, 2011 at 12:04 UTC
our corporate help desk used to advertise their extension as "BEEP". Now everyone look at their phones and see what other word you can easily make from BEEP. I used to call the help desk everyonce in a while and ask for a 6 pack of Bud Light, Corona, or something from a local micro-brewery. Strange that the folks over in India just didn't get it.
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Heeeey, that avatar.……
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didn't want to make any unnecessary posts there
it was in fact a joke
Cool, thanks.
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I was considering gifing that video into an avatar but then I remembered i'm not glod ;_;
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This past spring, Day earned an honorary doctorate degree from his alma mater Merrimack College and offered a funny and poignant commencement speech to the grads. Day joked that the name Dr. Charlie Day "sounds like some sort of club DJ" and marveled that he was someone "who has made a living from pretending to eat cat food." His best advice? Never quit. "I have expanded my mind, destroyed my liver," he said. "But I never gave up."
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text: By BERNARD CONDONNEW YORK (AP) â¿¿ Investors around the world have retreated from risk before. But this time is different. So says Arne Holzhausen, a senior economist at Allianz, an insurer based in Munich. He says what's keeping people from returning to taking chances with their money is not just a fear of loss, but a mistrust of the financial system. His prediction: Investors will remain cautious for several years to come. Depending on your view, Holzhausen is qualified either to understand this new cautious world, or to exaggerate its impact. A German, he shares with his countrymen a reluctance to gamble with money even in the best of times. He also has seen the damage when the appetite for risk swings from one extreme to the other: He lived and studied in Japan in 1989-1990 when overconfident investors pushed stock prices to a record, then in 1994-1995 after many had sold at a loss and the economy had entered a two-decade slump. In an interview, Holzhausen, 46, explained the psychological "scarring" that has kept people from buying stocks in the past five years, how living in Japan during its boom and bust shaped his views, why Germany is not the model economy widely assumed, and why he, like many Germans, has stayed away from stocks. Excerpts below have been edited for clarity and length: AP: Some economists talk about "scarring" from the financial crisis. What do they mean by that term? Holzhausen: If you have a bad experience in your young, formative years, you don't easily forget. In the beginning of the (last) decade, there was the tech bubble, then came the financial crisis. The generations in their 30s and 40s will keep cautious. It's not so much about value. People are deeply skeptical about the fairness of financial markets â¿¿ heads the banks win, tails you lose.


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The former Beatle has revealed a single date of his next world tour: a return to Fenway Park.
Paul McCartney has announced the first night of his "Out There" world tour: one night in Boston's Fenway Park.
The July 9 date will mark his return to Fenway, where he played a pair of shows in August 2009 that set a two-night concert record for the stadium.
Bonnaroo 2013 Lineup: Paul McCartney, Mumford & Sons, Tom Petty Headlining [1]
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I live in Santa Clara county and I'm in desperate need of some legal help. The problem is I lost my job and I can't afford an attorney with my HIGH STATUS custody battle. My ex-wife makes over 6 figures and is well lawyered up and I'm still getting tapped for child support for the amount of $718. How I lost my job? I was arrested 5 months ago for possession but have done everything in my power to clear my name. I have no prior record.I want 50/50 custody because I can't afford to see my child under supervised visits. I beg anyone for the love of GOD to please help me. I am feeling helpless and I do not know what to do. I had my child through IN-VITRO when I was financially well she was my miracle baby. I don't want to lose her in my life because of my bad mistake. I just want to be a FATHER
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Ask for attorney's fees from her. And se if DCSS will lower your support obligations.
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I agree with attorney Straus that you should try to get the support Order modified downwards. DCSS may be able to help you with that -- you should ask them.
There are a few agencies that might help you, like Bay Area Legal Aid PH: (408)-283-3700, but my understanding is that they have a long waiting list. You lose nothing by calling them and asking whether they can help you.
You could also go to 99 Notre Dame Avenue and get a brief assist from the Family Law Self Help Clinic. They might be able to help you enough for you to file a basic Request for Order seeking legal fees from your well monied & lawyered up spouse. Some forms you will need to look over and probably need to fill out to make a fees request include:
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Go to the court self-help center and tell them that you want to file for a modification of child support, and then do what they tell you to do. file as soon as you can. you can't modify anything in arrears, but you can get future requirements changed. Do this as soon as possible.
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Listing Statement for Caladenia tonellii (robust fingers) robust fingers
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1 Caladenia tonellii Listing Statement for Caladenia tonellii (robust fingers) robust fingers T A S M A N I A N T H R E A T E N E D S P E C I E S L I S T I N G S T A T E M E N T Image by Mark Wapstra Scientific name: Caladenia tonellii D.L.Jones, Austral. Orchid Res. 3: 41 (1998) Common Name: robust fingers (Wapstra et al. 2005) Group: vascular plant, monocotyledon, family Orchidaceae Name History: Recent taxonomic revisions re-classified many Caladenia species as Petalochilus (including Caladenia tonellii) but this has not gained wide acceptance. Status: Distribution: Threatened Species Protection Act 1995: endangered Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999: Critically Endangered Endemic status: Endemic to Tasmania Tasmanian NRM Region: Cradle, North Figure 1. The distribution of Caladenia tonellii Plate 1. (LHS) Caladenia tonellii from the type location. Note the stature of the plant relative to the hand-held GPS unit. Plate 2. (RHS) Typical multi-flowered inflorescence with distinctive arrangement of flowers (images by Mark Wapstra) 1
2 IDENTIFICATION AND ECOLOGY Caladenia tonellii belongs to one of the smallflowered sections of the genus Caladenia, sometimes included in the genus Petalochilus (Jones et al. 2001). This group of Caladenia species is distinguished morphologically from other sections by the labellum calli being separate from each other (not on a plate-like structure) and usually arranged in two rows. The heads of individual calli are enlarged and the basal calli are larger than and usually of a different colour to the other labellum calli. The labellum and column are usually ornamented with prominent red transverse bars (Jones et al. 2001). Plants grow singly or in loose groups. Flowering plants usually have a single narrow hairy dark green basal leaf, a thin wiry hairy flower stem (although in Caladenia tonellii the leaf is longer and wider and the scape distinctly stiffer than in other species in the section) and 1 to 5 flowers that are usually white or pink. The perianth segments are all of a similar size although the dorsal sepal can be shorter in some species. The dorsal sepal is erect or recurved away from the column and labellum. The lateral sepals and petals project forward or spread like the fingers of a hand. The labellum is hinged and 3-lobed with erect lateral lobes and a projecting or recurved mid-lobe that is ornamented with short marginal teeth. The calli are stalked and clubbed, often with yellow to orange heads and usually arranged on 2 rows, sometimes 4 in some species (Jones 2006). All Caladenia species are deciduous and die back after flowering to small subterranean tubers enclosed by a fibrous sheath or tunic. The basal leaf appears above ground in late autumn or early winter following rains. The largerflowered species in the Petalochilus group of species are pollinated by small native bees and the smaller-flowers species are mostly selfpollinating, sometimes without opening (Jones 2006). Caladenia tonellii is one of the largerflowered species (the largest small-flowered Caladenia in Tasmania) and is almost certainly insect-pollinated. The flowering period of Caladenia tonellii is late October to early December but most records are from late November (Wapstra et al. 2008). The species may be identifiable prior to anthesis from the distinctive long leaves, and after anthesis because of the stature of fertilised plants and the structure of the inflorescence (Wapstra et al. 2008). The response of species of Caladenia to fire varies but most species respond vigorously to high intensity fires during the preceding summer (Jones et al. 1999). The precise response of Caladenia tonellii to fire is unknown but its habitat is generally considered to be fireprone. Caladenia tonellii occurs in heathy/shrubby forest, and while fire is probably not critical to its flowering, a long period without fire such that the understorey becomes densely shrubby (and shady) may be detrimental to the persistence of the species. Caladenia tonellii all but disappeared from the type location near Railton but a broadscale ecological burn stimulated a massive flowering response in following seasons. Description Plants are 20 to 35 cm tall, making Caladenia tonellii the tallest of the small-flowered Caladenia species in Tasmania. The scape is relatively thick (about 1.5 mm diameter) and sparsely hairy. The leaf is narrowly linear, dark green with a reddish purple base, sparsely hairy, and is 17 to 25 cm long and 2.5 to 3.5 mm wide. The leaf characteristically extends through the multiflowered (1 to 3) inflorescence. Flowers are 25 to 40 mm across. The flowers are bright to pale pink internally and brownish pink externally. The labellum is white to pink with reddish bars, a yellowish to orange midlobe, cream to yellow calli on the labellum, and a green column with broad red bars. The dorsal (upper) sepal is narrowly ovate-oblong, erect, incurved or recurved, and 12 to 17 mm long and 3.5 to 4.5 mm wide. The lateral (lowermost) sepals are narrowly ovatelanceolate, porrect and slightly divergent, and 15 to 20 mm long and 3.5 to 6 mm wide. The petals are narrowly lanceolate, spreading to incurved, and 10 to 16 mm long and 3 to 4.5 mm wide. The labellum is broadly ovate, and 7 to 10 mm long and 7 to 9.5 mm wide. The 2
3 lateral lobes are large, erect and embrace the column. The margins of the lateral lobes are entire. The mid-lobe is triangular with 3 or 4 basal pairs of slender yellow marginal calli to 0.5 mm long, then a further 3 pairs of broad, blunt calli. The lamina calli are in 2 somewhat irregular rows and extend to the base of the mid-lobe. The column is 6.5 to 7.5 mm long and 3.5 to 4.5 mm wide. [description from Jones 1998, Jones et al. 1999, Jones 2006] Confusing Species Caladenia tonellii is a member of the Caladenia carnea complex (Jones 1998). A combination of characters including the long, wide, dark green leaf that projects through the inflorescence (rather than being short, narrow and barely reaching the flowers), the often very stiff scape (rather than a thin and wiry scape), the large flowers with almost drooping, broad segments (rather than usually small flowers with stiffly spreading and narrower segments) and some features of the labellum (particularly the shape of the lateral lobes) distinguish the species. However, it should be noted that where Caladenia tonellii grows sympatrically with Caladenia fuscata and Caladenia carnea, a virtual continuum exists and allocating individuals to a particular taxon can be problematic. The variation amongst members of this complex in northern Tasmania may partially explain the contemporary distribution of Caladenia tonellii (Figure 1, Table 1). It is recommended that specialist opinion be sought on any collections suspected to be Caladenia tonellii, especially for sites outside the predicted distribution and habitat. DISTRIBUTION AND HABITAT Caladenia tonellii is endemic to Tasmania and is known from a limited number of sites in lowland near-coastal parts of the north coast, extending inland by a few kilometres in the Railton-Latrobe area (Table 1). The species occurs in Eucalyptus amygdalina dominated forest with a shrubby understorey on shallow clay loam and shallow gravelly loam over clay (Plate 2). Topography varies from flats to slopes up to about 80 m elevation. Plate 2. Habitat of Caladenia tonellii at the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area about 3 years after the ecological burn (image by Mark Wapstra) POPULATION ESTIMATE The total population of Caladenia tonellii is probably less than 250 mature individuals. Virtually all sites are represented by very low numbers, although the subpopulation in the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area may support around 100 plants. Since the formal recognition of Caladenia tonellii in 1998 (based on first collections in 1994), at which time the species was only known from the Latrobe area, 2 confirmed subpopulations have been discovered, both of which extended the range of the species significantly to the east and west. The possible occurrence of the species in the Port Sorell area requires verification. Based on the extent of potential habitat and an apparently wide distribution in northern Tasmania, the discovery of additional subpopulations seems likely. However, it seems unlikely that subpopulations of Caladenia tonellii large enough to influence its conservation status will be discovered in the future. RESERVATION STATUS Caladenia tonellii occurs in the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area, a private sanctuary. It also occurs nearby in Warrawee Forest Reserve. 3
4 Table 1. Population summary for Caladenia tonellii Subpopulation Tenure NRM Region * 1 Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area 2 North of Dinsdales Hill Private sanctuary Cradle Warrawee Forest Reserve Cradle 3 Old Deloraine Road State forest Cradle 4* 1 Rubicon Sanctuary Private land with Cradle near Port Sorell* 1 conservation 5* 2 Appleby Creek near Port Sorell Road* 2 6 Sisters Beach Road near Lake Llewellyn 7 Shanty Road, west of Scottsdale 1:25000 Mapsheet Year last seen Area occupied (ha) Latrobe Number of mature plants s Latrobe 2000 Unknown c. 50 Latrobe 1996 Unknown c. 3 Port Sorell 2004 Unknown Unknown covenant Private property Cradle Port Sorell Rocky Cape Cradle Rocky 2000 Unknown little National Park Cape colony * 3 North Scottsdale 1998 Unknown c. 5 *NRM region = Natural Resource Management region. * 1, *2 These records require verification because although the observers are reliable, the images available of the plant indicate that identification as a robust Caladenia carnea may be more appropriate (similar comments may apply to a subpopulation discussed in Larcombe (2008) from the Wynyard area); * 3 The database record falls north of Shanty Road on private property but the collection site is apparently on the southern side of the road, which is labelled as Crown land on older maps but is now private property. CONSERVATION ASSESSMENT Caladenia tonellii was listed in 2001 as endangered on schedules of the Tasmanian Threatened Species Protection Act It meets criteria B, C and D because it occupies less than 5 ha, occurs in fewer than 5 confirmed locations, the distribution is severely fragmented and there are fewer than 250 mature individuals. THREATS, LIMITING FACTORS & MANAGEMENT ISSUES Caladenia tonellii occurs in highly localised sites. Because of its localised distribution, stochastic events can lead to extinction. In addition, the small population sizes may lead to inbreeding problems possibly in combination with insufficient maintenance of populations of pollinating insects and associated mycorrhizal fungi. Land clearing and habitat fragmentation: Historical land clearing has probably resulted in substantial areas of potential habitat in the State s north being eliminated. In particular, substantial areas immediately adjacent to the key subpopulation at the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area have been developed as softwood and hardwood plantations, agricultural land and mined (for cement production). Substantial areas of potential habitat in the Scottsdale area have suffered a similar fate. It is unknown whether Caladenia tonellii was ever more widespread because there are no herbarium specimens that were collected prior to Further clearing at the known sites is a continuing threat, but at a different scale to the broadscale historical clearing of potential habitat. For example, development and/or maintenance of walking tracks in the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area could locally affect individuals. Road maintenance activities have the potential to further disturb the site at Sisters Beach. The site within the Warrawee Forest Reserve is close to a council works building so further unplanned clearing is a risk. Forestry activities: At least one subpopulation occurs on State Forest (Old Deloraine Road). Threatened flora sites are taken into account during the planning and implementation of 4
5 forestry operations through a consultative mechanism between the proponent, the Forest Practices Authority and the Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment. Inappropriate fire regime: The ecological requirements of Caladenia tonellii, especially in relation to the frequency, timing and intensity of fires at known sites and surrounding potential habitat, should be incorporated into land management plans for sites supporting the species. Ziegeler (1997) noted that frequent low intensity burns may be detrimental to Caladenia tonellii and that autumn (dormant period of orchid) burning of habitat on a 10 to 20 year cycle should be undertaken. A relatively intense fire in April 2005 that affected much of the understorey vegetation in the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area appears to have successfully stimulated flowering of Caladenia tonellii. Competition with weeds: Disturbance of the understorey and soil around known sites of Caladenia tonellii has the potential to allow invasive woody and herbaceous weeds to establish and become locally dense, which in turn may affect the flowering of Caladenia tonellii. Presently, no subpopulations are directly associated with weed infestations but potentially invasive species are present close to several of the known sites, suggesting a watching brief on this potential threat is warranted. Climate change: Changes in the rainfall pattern may lead to the habitat becoming unsuitable for the species and associated pollinators and mycorrhizal fungi. Stochastic events: While stochastic events are by definition unpredictable, in this case, such events are most likely to be associated with events such as unintended fires (e.g. arson, lightning strikes). In addition, the bushland patches supporting Caladenia tonellii are frequented by many people and deliberate or inadvertent picking of flowers (e.g. for the purpose of identification) is a genuine risk to a large and attractive species with often low population numbers. MANAGEMENT STRATEGY What has been done? Informal monitoring of the subpopulation of Caladenia tonellii in the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area by orchid specialists and enthusiasts has been undertaken since the formal recognition of the species. In November 2008 a more formal demographic monitoring program was established at this site by local orchid specialists and Wildcare s Threatened Plants Tasmania volunteer group. This monitoring program aims to improve understanding of Caladenia tonellii population dynamics, in particular factors important in growth and decline of subpopulations. In the past, the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area has been subject to burns under the supervision of the landowners and the Tarleton Fire Brigade (local) under the guidance of a local orchid specialist. An ecological burn of virtually the entire Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area reserve was undertaken in April 2005 after concerns that the understorey was becoming densely shrubby and several species were no longer evident (or in much reduced numbers). In November 2008 seed and mycorrhizal fungi were collected for long-term storage as part of the Tasmanian Seed Safe project set up under the Millennium Seed Bank project being conducted under the auspices of the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew (joint partners in Tasmania include The Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment, the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens and the Tasmanian Herbarium). Caladenia tonellii was included in the Flora Recovery Plan: Threatened Tasmanian Orchids (TSU 2006), with several subpopulations noted as having a priority for requiring baseline surveys. Management objectives The main objective for the management of Caladenia tonellii is to ensure that there is no decline in the known subpopulations. 5
6 What is needed? undertake additional surveys at known sites to determine the precise extent, condition and management needs of subpopulations; collect detailed demographic information on the subpopulation in the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area to detect effects of fire regime on the species in order to inform future management; confirm the identity of plants from the Port Sorell locations; prepare a formal management plan for the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area that takes into account the ecological requirements of Caladenia tonellii (and several other threatened species) to guide future management; prepare and implement a fire management plan for the Henry Somerset Orchid Conservation Area to ensure maintenance of the subpopulation of Caladenia tonellii (and other threatened species in the reserve including Caladenia caudata); research the taxonomy, morphology and pollination biology of the Caladenia tonellii Caladenia carnea Caladenia fuscata complex in northern Tasmania to elucidate differences between these entities and to determine the conservation status and management requirements of the different taxa; if required, supplement declining subpopulations in situ or establish ex situ holdings with seedlings; establish Special Management Zones (Orr & Gerrand 1998) for any existing or new sites in State forest; should forestry activities or other developments be proposed within 5 km of known sites, survey potential habitat for Caladenia tonellii during the flowering season, in order to prevent impacts to presently undetected sites; provide information and extension support to relevant Natural Resource Management committees, local councils, government agencies and the local community on the locality, significance and management of known subpopulations and potential habitat; implement the threatened orchid recovery plan (TSU 2006) and include the species in any revision of the plan. BIBLIOGRAPHY Jones, D.L. (1998). A taxonomic review of Caladenia in Tasmania. Australian Orchid Research 3: Jones, D. (2006). A Complete Guide to Native Orchids of Australia including the Island Territories. New Holland Publishers (Australia), Sydney. Jones, D.L., Clements, M.A., Sharma, I.K. & Mackenzie, A.M. (2001). A new classification of Caladenia R.Br. (Orchidaceae). The Orchadian 13(9): Jones, D., Wapstra, H., Tonelli, P. & Harris, S. (1999). The Orchids of Tasmania. Melbourne University Press, Carlton South, Victoria. Larcombe, M. (2008). Tasmanian threatened orchid baseline data and monitoring: where we are at and where we need to be. The Tasmanian Naturalist 130: Orr, S. & Gerrand, A.M. (1998). Management decision classification: A system for zoning land managed by Forestry Tasmania. Tasforests 10: TSU (Threatened Species Unit) (2006). Flora Recovery Plan: Threatened Tasmanian Orchids Department of Primary Industries and Water, Hobart. Wapstra, M., Roberts, N., Wapstra, H. & Wapstra, A. (2008). Flowering Times of Tasmanian Orchids: A Practical Guide for Field Botanists. Self-published by the authors (April 2008 version). Wapstra, H., Wapstra, A., Wapstra, M. & Gilfedder, L. (2005). The Little Book of Common Names for Tasmanian Plants. Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment, Hobart. Ziegeler, D. (1997). A Recovery Plan and Management Guidelines for Threatened Orchids in Tasmanian Forests. Report to the Tasmanian Regional Forest Agreement Environment and Heritage Technical Committee. 6
7 Prepared in November 2008 under provisions of the Tasmanian Threatened Species Protection Act Approved by the Secretary and published in January Cite as: Threatened Species Section (2010). Listing Statement for Caladenia tonellii (robust fingers), Department of Primary Industries. Parks, Water and Environment, Tasmania. View: Contact details: Threatened Species Section, Department of Primary Industries. Parks, Water and Environment, GPO Box 44, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Ph (03) ; fax (03) Permit: It is an offence to collect, disturb, damage or destroy this species unless under permit. 7
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PP Candy[1][2] (PPキャンディー) (Sweetrots in the manga) is a medicine made by Bulma.
Bulma used the PP Candy, disguised as a vitamin, to make Oolong obedient. She tricks him into eating it, but after he eats it, any time she yells "Piii Piii!", he would have stomach cramps and diarrhea. In other dubs, she yells "Piggy!" and in the manga she whistles "Swee!" (a call used by farmers to let pigs know when it's feeding time).
The effects only last for one month. Indeed, it wore off by the time of Dragon Ball Z as in Dragon Ball Z: The World's Strongest, Bulma calls Oolong "piggy" without any effects.
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The PP Candy is trophy No. 18 in Dragon Ball: Advanced Adventure. In Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z, PP Candy is an item that decreases HP by a large amount.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
2011 Albany Art Prize catalogue
The 2011 Albany Art Prize catalogue is now available for viewing online. There's an interesting mix of subjects and technique displayed amongst the finalists work.
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Diamonds in my eyes installed
On Friday I was delighted to see all the paintings hanging, Fiona has done a lovely job of arranging the works on the spacious walls at Salt. The opening on Saturday was equally enjoyable and relaxed, with many opportunities to speak with guests about experiences and inspiration behind the works. Hearing peoples responses and thoughts is one of the aspects of openings I enjoy most, an exchange of ideas and conversation that in some way completes the process of making art and hopefully begins an ongoing conversation around ideas in the work.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Art in Geelong - exhibition post
A few weeks ago I was delighted to speak with Deirdre Carmichael the writer of the blog - Art in Geelong. Deirdre was an art teacher for several years before making the leap into print publishing in 1993. Since then she has assumed various roles including writer, editor, illustrator, graphic designer and desktop publisher.
Deirdre established her Art in Geelong blog - "to promote the visual arts in Geelong and the surrounding areas of the Surfcoast, the Otways, the Bellarine Peninsula, and occasionally extending to Ballarat. The mainstream media give scant attention to regional arts, so it is up to citizen journalists, such as bloggers like myself, to fill the gap and get the information out there".
We had a chat about my current exhibition, Diamonds in my eyes, inspirations behind works and the overall theme. You can read Deirdre's post here. Thank you Deirdre for your time and thoughts on the exhibition.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
I went to the woods..
It's two days till my next solo exhibition Diamonds in my eyes opens at Salt Contemporary Art. I'm looking forward to seeing all the works together in the beautiful open space of the gallery. It's been an odd time the last couple of weeks, works were completed and shipped down for the show, but then the wait until they are actually hung. I've cleaned out the studio and begun gathering inspiration for new works, I think I'll be more motivated once the show opening has passed.
'I went to the woods' was inspired by several visits to Kidd Street Conservation Reserve, a wonderful, wild area of bushland with striking grass trees, large hollow scribbly gums, banksias and she oaks. There is a palpable energy to the place which I've tried to suggest in this painting. It's a place I will keep returning to, I feel like there is unfinished business there, when I think about it I've really only scratched the surface.


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text: Apple first surpassed Exxon in market value in the summer of 2011, grabbing a title Exxon had held since 2005. The two traded places through that fall, until Apple surpassed Exxon in early 2012.Stocks have surged this month, with the S&P 500 advancing 5.4 percent this month. It jumped at the start of the year when lawmakers reached a last-minute deal to avoid the "fiscal cliff." Stocks built on those gains on optimism that the housing market is recovering and the labor market is healing. The Dow Jones is up 6 percent on the year. Deutsche Bank analysts raised their year-end target for the index to 1,600 from 1,575. Companies will be able to maintain their earnings even if lawmakers in Washington decide to implement wide-ranging spending cuts to narrow the budget deficit, the analysts said in a note sent to clients late Thursday. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to its price, climbed 5 basis points to 1.91 percent. Among other stocks making big moves. â¿¿ Halliburton gained $1.87 to $39.69 after posting a loss that was smaller than analysts had expected. The oilfield services company said fourth-quarter profits declined 26 percent to $669 million on increasing pricing pressure in the North American market and one-time charges from the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Wall Street had expected worse. â¿¿Hasbro fell $1.45 to $37 after the toy maker said its fourth-quarter revenue failed to meet expectations because of poor demand over the holidays. The company plans to cut about 10 percent of its workforce and consolidate facilities to cut expenses. â¿¿ Green Mountain Coffee Roasters rose $1.10 to $44.88 after an analyst noted that sales of a competing coffee brewer introduced by Starbucks were getting off to a weak start.


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Less than four days after appearing in a video which he said could be "last in the series," John Cantlie has penned a heartbreaking plea to his family and friends.
The British photojournalist, who is currently being held captive by the Islamic State somewhere in the Middle East, asked his family and friends to forget him and move on with their lives in an article published for the terror group's magazine, Dabiq.
"Thank you so much for your tireless efforts. But let it go. Leave it be and get on with your lives, all of you," he wrote.
Cantlie addressed the coalition forces and U.S. air strikes against ISIS, claiming that "every bomb dropped in Syria or Iraq serves as a recruitment tool for the Islamic State."
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"Very few reports look at the bigger picture or ask questions like, 'Should the government have helped more?' Or, 'Can we prevent this from happening again?' Or even, 'What can be done to help families in this situation?' In many reports there's little commentary or analysis, just 'Cantlie does another film and talks about this and that.'"
"The spectre of my death is always mentioned in news articles and I've read the same thing so many times that I have a sneaking suspicion the media can't wait for me to be executed. I believe it'll make their day if I have my head chopped off."
Cantlie was one of the very first hostages taken by the ISIS and has been held captive for almost two years now – purportedly in Raqqa, Syria.
He has been used by ISIS in several propaganda clips ever since the terrorists established a so-called caliphate last summer, including a bizarre Mosul tour video released last month.
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America's "top law enforcement officer," who is still in criminal contempt of Congress, has set up a "snitch line" for people to bring anonymous claims of bigotry and racism against George Zimmerman. Holder hopes to continuing to use our taxpayer dollars to torment judged not guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin, after Martin attempted to beat him to death in what now is starting to look like an attempted gay-bashing hate crime committed by Trayvon Martin.
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Classes are open to KC and non KC pupils aged between 5 and 18 and are held on Saturdays from 9am with sessions lasting from between 45mins to 1 1/4 hour and 2 hour sessions in the Kent College Sports Hall. With over 100 children attending throughout the day. General Gymnastics classes range from 1 ¼ hour beginner and intermediate classes to more advanced 2-hour classes.
Our classes cater for children who would like to try gymnastics and develop co-ordination, strength, balance, stamina and flexibility eventually progressing onto various competitions.
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Acrobatic Gymnastics are developing strongly within the Academy. Acrobatics is an infusion of choreography and complex acrobatic skills performed in partnership on a standard gymnastics floor area. Balance, Tempo and Combined routines are performed to music.
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Pegasus Intermediate
After an 11 hour day, KCGA had excellent results at the Pegasus Intermediate , Bronze and Silver competition.
All 21 gymnasts were placed within the top six in their categories or received a medal.
Natalia Cynk won the Bronze category and also won the highest floor and highest vault score.
Isabella Aleppo won the Advanced category and also the highest Vault score.
Phoebe Hollands won the Intermediate category and the highest floor score.
The other gymnasts all performed well in their catorgories and the results are as follows:
Matilda Secker 2nd
Jemima Cynk 3rd
Annabel Lloyd 2nd
Evie Trueman 2nd
Lucy Gaffney 2nd
Aimee Williams 2nd
Scarlett Howard - Stapaj 3rd
Ella Kruschandl 3rd
Emilia Whiffen 3rd
Abbie Clark 2nd
Milly Lipman 4th
Phoebe Collins 4th
Charlotte Vanns 4th
Gracie Giles 5th
Madeleine Winterflood 5th
Holly Roberts 6th
Alice Wood 6th
Erin Phizacklea 6th
Three of our gymnasts were lucky enough to meet Courtney Tulloch an GB international gymnast who was in the European team when they won Silver in Bern this year.
Kent Championships 2016
KC gym academy Acro squad competed in the Kent championships at Swallows leisure centre Sittingbourne . Out of the 21 gymnasts competing we have 16 Kent Champions , 3 runner ups and 2 bronze medalists ! What a super day for KCGA
Recently nine Kent College Academy gymnasts competed in the KENT Floor & Vault championships at Mote Park Maidstone. There were some great results with tight scores between all places:
Lucinda achieved Kent Champion in the Bronze category
Aaliyah achieved Kent Champion in the Novice 9 years
Grace achieved 2nd in the Novice 7-8 years
Jessica achieved 2nd
Anya achieved 3rd
Scarlett achieved 4th in the Intermediate 8 years
Phoebe achieved 8th Intermediate age 10
Evie achieved 8th Intermediate age 11
Lucy achieved 2nd Intermediate age 9
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Guidebook to treks in the Everest and Khumbu region of the Himalaya in Nepal. All the main Nepal trekking routes, including from Lukla (and Jiri) to Namche Bazaar, and routes to Thame, Gokyo, Thangboche, Lobuche, Kala Pattar and Everest Base Camp. Includes two routes in Tibet from Tingri to the Rongbuk monastery and Kharta to the Kangshung Face.
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