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A fabulous dance party inspired by stories of folks who loved dance and freedom in equal measure to celebrate the close of Human Rights.
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Alma Harrak is a 14 years old Syrian girl. She arrived to Ireland in 2016. Having never taken a lesson before she stunned the world by teaching herself how to play the piano to a professional level within 2 years.
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Feminist children's author Virginia Mendez will explore the impact of gender stereotypes on childhood.
Shrieking Sisters images characters and events around the Ulster Suffrage Movement between 1912 and 1914 and their struggle for votes for women.
A NI Business & Human Rights Forum event, with support from the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission focussing on ethical products, transparency in supply chains and sustainable development, with Safia Minney, founder of People Tree,
Amnesty International's Citizen Evidence Lab supports human rights researchers and advocates in verifying and using new digital data-streams from conflict zones and other human rights hot spots.
Amnesty International's Milena Marin reveals the cutting-edge digital investigation behind the BBC Africa Eye report on the executions of women and children by Cameroonian soldiers and more on how Amnesty is using tech to expose human rights abuses globally.
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Dancer, Choreographer, Activist & Musician Ripton Lindsay nurturing the conversation about the freedom of movement through dialogue and dance.
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To mark the 100 year anniversary of women's suffrage, QUB Women in Law Lean In Circle is hosting a workshop to explore current experiences of gender inequalities.
Sticky Tricky Law is an education project aiming to make law understandable and accessible to everyone. Giving simple explanations of tricky law in sticky notes.
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The Dance of Yin & Yang
"The dance between darkness and light will always remain— the stars and the moon will always need the darkness to be seen, the darkness will just not be worth having without the moon and the stars." – C. Joybell C.
Yin and Yang describe the two opposite elements of existence. They are two sides to the same coin. Just as we are, they are constantly in flux, constantly changing. Think of yin as dark, passive, soft, slow, and introverted. While yang can be thought of as bright, loud, active, fast, and extroverted. Even in full expression, one is never without the other. Light does not exist without an element of darkness, and vice versa. Rather, think of them as transforming into each other. As night time reaches it's peak, the light comes in. When winter reaches it's coldest point, the cold dies down and spring trickles in.
There is a space between yin and yang that we will simply call the middle. According to the principles of Chinese Medicine, this is where you want to be. When you are in the middle, your yin and yang are in balance. When you begin to shift too much to one side, illness ensues. And when you stay too far to the right or too far to the left for too long, that illness can become chronic.
In our society we tend to be pretty yang driven. We work long hours, we exercise hard, we stay out late and don't get enough sleep. We are overstimulated in a million and one ways. We are so go-go-go all the time, which burns up our yang energy, leaving us exhausted and fatigued. I recently heard an interesting view on our culture's imbalance of yin and yang. That being that the body is in a constant yin state while the mind is in a constant yang state. We're sitting at adesk or sitting in traffic, both very passive in a physical sense. Both very yin. Meanwhile, our mind is racing, running through ten to-do lists at once, trying to mentally juggle the deadlines that are imposed by both our personal and professional lives.
A good way to come into balance is to learn how to listento your body. It knows when it's out of balance and will send you messages to let you know. The key is in listening to those messages. Many of us have become so detached that we've stopped listening and we only make the change when the gentle taps have become violent shoves. You'd be amazed at how much your body can do on it's own when it's restored to balance first. It's like that head cold that turned into a bed-ridden flu, or that ache in your shoulder that eventually limited your range of motion. As the messages get louder, they become more serious, in hopes of also becoming more eye-opening.
Signs that you may be too yang and need some yin activities in your life: headaches, red eyes, red face, heat (especially in the upper body), irritability, anger, indigestion, acid reflux, constipation, hypertension, ringing in the ears.
Go for a mellow walk in a peaceful place, be out in nature without an agenda, take a nap, go to a restorative yoga class, meditate for 5 or 10 minutes a day, sit down and read a book.
Signs that you may be too yin and need some yang activities in your life: Lethargic, fatigued, cold extremities, loose stools, low libido, depressed, pale, lacking energy and vitality.
Take a walk, go for a run, ride your bike, get your heart rate up, do something creative, do something that makes you happy, get some sun, go to a challenging yoga class, go be social.
Nothing here is absolute. The dance of yin and yang within our lives is always changing. You may have an equal combination of these symptoms, or some one day and others another. Once you understand the basics of yin and yang, you can recognize where an imbalance may be happening.
The goal is to be as close to the "middle" as you can. No one is perfect, andyou'll naturally be drawn to one side more than other other, and that's okay. Your balance may not be my balance, and mine may not be yours.
Just like our environment, we're constantly in flux, constantly changing. Constantly trying to find the middle.

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DAILY DOSE OF DELIGHT #1 (From The Great Ziegfeld)
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Vanessa Theme Ament's topic in MAD ABOUT MUSICALS: THE HISTORY OF THE HOLLYWOOD MUSICALSYes, this clip shows an unrealistic hint of ebullience, with this frivolous song. A number of musicals from this time period were over-the-top escapism for audiences. The lyrics would be more suggestive like the song "Pettin' In the Park" (Gold Diggers of 1933) and costuming might be a bit different if this had been pre-code.
Opening Salvo For Mad About Musicals Course
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Vanessa Theme Ament's topic in MAD ABOUT MUSICALS: THE HISTORY OF THE HOLLYWOOD MUSICALSI have come to love so many musicals. One I can watch over and over again is Singin' In The Rain. It is one of my favorite films and my absolute favorite movie musical. Singin' In The Rain always brings "a smile on my face:)"
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DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to SlapstickI never heard of Tati and Hulot. Nor have I seen "Mon Oncle". However, it was an intriguing and entertaining introduction to the actor, character, and film. For a movie about a man hesitant to a new society, the film gave me French New Wave and silent film vibes. It was humorous, witty, and fun.
Daily Dose of Doozy #9: Visual Design as Slapstick (Jacques Tati)
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to SlapstickI found Mr. Hulot to be very observational and discerning. His surroundings didn't just surround him, he knew his way around his apartment and neighborhood. In a subtle comedic way, he would maneuver very quickly from one entrance, window, or way.
Breakdown of a Gag, Episode 4; The Marx Brothers' Stateroom
DontAiNow replied to Thumpersma's topic in OUCH! A Salute to SlapstickI love this scene. I know the Marx Bros. are seen as "saturation comedy", but I feel this gag majorly influenced situational comedies. The physicality, moving parts, dialogue, and the scene itself, inspired gags, storylines and moments.
Daily Dose of Doozy #5: Cleaning Up His Act: Charley Chase
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to SlapstickEven though I wasn't too familiar of the work of Charley Chase, it was interesting to watch his short films. And to see how chase took mundane activities and turned them into slapstick features. 1. His expressions and actions were somewhat exaggerated. I didn't find them to be repetitive, and they could be viewed as ritualistic in a different fashion. Ritualistic in being a part of a daily ritual. (Like in the gag from "The Pip From Pittsburgh"). Make believe in circumstances and out-of-the-ordinary location. And make believe with the shiny suit- which some viewers may have not understood or found appealing. Just very slight pain with the perfume. 2. Yes, I believe the clip challenged that his greatest expression was exasperation, because I did not sense it was overbearing. I found him to be surprisingly subtle. 3. I think the scene transitioned well, the sounds set up and played to the gags. And while watching, I felt the technical aspects of the films felt a bit modern.
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DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to SlapstickThelma was very gorgeous and very talented & funny as well.
Daily Dose of Doozy #4: Amusing Attractions: Harold Lloyd
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to Slapstick1. Lloyd and Christy use the rides and attractions, as they go on their adventurous and fun, onscreen date. Realistic occurrences and occasional mishaps ensue. 2. First, I want to disagree that Lloyd is "freer with his actions. Because they are well thought out and meticulously executed. However, I can see how one could think the steps appear less stylized. 3. Lloyd added fun, lightheartedness, and warmth to comedy.
Daily Dose of Doozy #3: End of a Perfect Day: Buster Keaton
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to Slapstick1. The piano, chandelier (light fixture), stairs, and the whole house were used or more seemingly were partakers in the gags, amusingly frustrating humans involved. 2. Like others in the chat have mentioned, I think Chaplin was more performer-like or acrobatic and Keaton was a regular person who realized he could do extraordinary things under certain conditions or duress. 3. Keaton added more realism to the gags and potentially plausible reactions to them.
Breakdown of a Gag, Episode 1: Chaplin's Physical Comedy
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to SlapstickChaplin's physical comedic skills are credible and beyond entertaining. You can clearly see his experience from vaudeville. He was able to vary the level of output. He could do a small, real world person stunt or gag, acts of a clown, or incredible acrobatic feats.
Daily Dose of Doozy #2: A Piece of Cake: Charlie Chaplin
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to Slapstick1. Yes, I agree with Canby. The visual comedies of today are missing a raw-ness, effortlessness, and the follow through with humor and laughs. 2. The physical use of space and setting played a role in helping with the gag, along with props. Also a connection piece in the story. 3. The gag contributes to influencing intricacies and cleverness of gags that followed.
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Daily Dose of Doozy #1: Comedy's Golden Age-The View from the 1950s
DontAiNow replied to Dr. Rich Edwards's topic in OUCH! A Salute to Slapstick1. Even though it is basically a matter of opinion or subjective, I do not think 1912-1930 was "The Golden Age of Comedy". However it was "The Golden Age of Slapstick" (spilling into the 30's). Charlie Chaplin is regarded as one of the greatest film comedians, and I agree with that sentiment. But I don't think I can pinpoint one era. I appreciate most of the fun comedians and comic actors from the 40-50s (for example, Red Skelton and Lucille Ball). And definitely the socially conscious comedy of the 60s and 70s (i.e. Richard Pryor). 2. No, I don't think the comedy was "completely" visual. Though it was largely based on what appeared on screen, evoked emotions and thoughts could come into play of comedy just as well as dramatic actions. 3.Documentaries, essays, and compilation films may leave impressions and influences on whom viewers believe are the best comedians and the best comedic films. But I think film-watchers should watch complete pieces and films to determine which are their favorite actors and movies.
I love Jackie Chan's stunts. And even more, now that I hear his influences.
I thought Chan had some Slapstick influences. And you made some great points and had the research to back it up.
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27 December 1925 – 28 June 2019. Aged 93.5 years.
Died of old age still with a sense of humour.
Born Wollongong.
Formerly of Randwick, Edgecliff, Boorowa
Died Canberra.
Many thanks to his attentive GPs Ron Scott, Rod MacIver, and Tang Zeng. Beloved husband of Mary (dec 1991). Little brother of Alice, Harry, Alf, Doreen, Stan, Bob and Clarice (all dec). Loving father of Meredith and father-in-law of Trevor. Adoring Pop of David and Michael. Cherished uncle to many nieces and nephews in Lloyd's and Mary's families. Friend to many, many more.
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A life well lived.
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- Fully leased,
- Central City location.
This unit is fitted out with carpets, air-conditioning & amenities. Central City location with good parking & walking distance of the Library, Post Office & Banks. $230,000 Going Concern.
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Unit 6/18 Casuarina Drive, Bunbury, WA 6230
CBD Investment Opportunity.
This unit, within a high quality office complex built in the early 2000's, is an excellent example of Bunbury's growing stature as the economic centre of the South West. Unit 6 is the largest unit in the complex and boasts 296sqm of functional office space including reception area, boardroom, staff amenities room, open plan office and separate offices on the first floor of the building. There is also an 8sqm store on the ground floor.
The unit is tenanted by a well established south west company.
It is an excellent investment opportunity to expand or commence your commercial portfolio in ...
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CBD Investment Opportunity.
74 Albert Road, Bunbury, WA 6230
This commercial property has fantastic exposure on busy Albert Road amongst many thriving businesses.
953m2 (approx) of prime commercial land includes a 162m2 (approx) workshop. The land itself is excellent value in this location.
We have just reduced the price of this property the owner is ready to retire.
A business operator could walk in to run their own business or an astute investor could lease the property and retain a valuable asset.
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U40/23-25 Casuarina Drive, Bunbury, WA 6230
We have just listed this leased investment property located in the Waterfront Precinct in Bunbury.... leased to Scott Park Homes Group until February 2014... 308sqm... Passing rent $73,400 pa, plus GST.
An opportunity to acquire a well positioned investment property in the now established Bunbury waterfront area.... close to the Dome Cafe, restaurants, tavern with RSM Bird Cameron, Wesfarmers Insurance and Wave Engineering as neighbours.
Call for full details and to arrange an inspection.
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96 Victoria Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
A Bunbury Landmark
The Iconic Bankwest Building is for Sale! This presents an opportunity to purchase one of Bunbury's most prestigious and well located buildings. The exterior still holds onto its character charm, while inside it is full of offices, boardroom, meeting rooms & enquiry desk with limitless potential for a wide range of uses.
City of Bunbury rates $17,150.73 (12/13)
Aqwest water rates $248.25 (12/13)
Some of the furniture will be staying in the property
971m2 block
557.5.7m2 lettable area
Rear parking - approx 13 bays
Zoned City Centre
Vacant Possession
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A Bunbury Landmark
8 Bourke Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
High visibility from major Blair Street.
Very reasonable price.
90m2 office and storage shed 30m2.
Suit professional looking for exposure
$530,00 plus GST (GST Margin Scheme will apply).
For lease at $25,000 per annum plus variable outgoings plus GST.
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72 Spencer Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
This property is zoned "Mixed Business" and is 2333m2 on 2 titles. Located in one of the best commercial precincts in Bunbury within proximity of the Plaza, Dan Murphy's, Highway Hotel and many car yards etc. This property has many development opportunities and the fact that it has a corner location (Stockley Road) adds to its value. We have motivated Seller and it has been priced to sell!
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6/29 Bonnefoi Boulevard, Bunbury, WA 6230
Enjoy Water Views From Your Workpalce
Near new commercial unit comprising two office tenancies (currently leased) with large street front exposure located on the doorstep of some of Bunbury's best cafe's and restaurants, ideal for those business meetings. This unit has been fitted out with reverse cycle air-conditioning, suspended ceilings,floor coverings, window treatments and includes a kitchenette and amenities. In such a lively and attractive location as this it would be hard to think you are at work. An analysed market yield of approximately 8% on current listed price.
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Enjoy Water Views From Your Workpalce
29 Denning Road, Bunbury, WA 6230
Seven Storage units
2071 square metres
Close to main access roads
Retain with holding income or redevelop
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21 Victoria Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
Auction - Onsite at 21 Victoria Street, Bunbury
This strategically located central city property is offered for sale by Public Auction on 5 April 2013.
The former WA Egg Board facility has a building area of approximately 600m2 and is of substantial brick construction, incorporating an extensive brick, previously refrigerated, cool room. Situated on a large 1,113m2 corner lot in the city's main street, there is an opportunity to expand on the building footprint with City of Bunbury planning permission.
The location has excellent street exposure and is conveniently located close to the Marl...
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7 George Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
Modern charm in central location...
This extensively refurbished 110 sqm dwelling has been converted for commercial office use. The premise includes air-conditioning, security alarm, polished floorboards throughout and approximately 285sqm of hot mix sealed parking at rear with electric sliding gate. Centrally located between Blair & Spencer Streets on a fully secured 629sqm block. For sale with vacant possession at $540,000 Plus GST.
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Modern charm in central location...
33/23 Casurina Drive, Bunbury, WA 6230
Approximately 137m2 of exclusive water front property with a large street exposure and located on the doorstep to some of Bunburys best cafes and restaurants - Mash, Dome, Taffeys, Aristos etc..
Currently tenanted by a hairdresser with a solid lease in place.
Add this one to your property portfolio.
$614,000 as a going concern.
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5/29 Bonnefoi Boulevard, Bunbury, WA 6230
Marlston Waterfront
Located on the doorstep of some of Bunbury's best cafe's and restaurants, ideal for those business meetings, this commercial unit is extremely affordable and comes with the current peace of mind of a sitting tenant, while you possibly plan your move over the following years. Own your part of the bustling Marlston Waterfront Precinct.
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Marlston Waterfront
Unit 4 Edward Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
Professional Office Suite In the CBD - 10% return
Professional ground floor office in the CBD with a national tenant in place till July 2013 - 9% yield ++. Showing an excellent yield and with one hard to find car bay this will suit the most prudent investor. 2 offices, wood flooring, reception and waiting area as well as toilet kitchenette and air-conditioning make this an attractive office for anyone wanting a presence in the CBD. This is likely to go quickly so be the first to view by calling Patrick on 0407 990 886.
Sold as a going concern.
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Professional Office Suite In the CBD - 10% return
13 Rose Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
500M2 of showrooms and office has been used as a dance studio in the past. Dance floor is still in place. Can be used as a shop, showroom, warehouse, studio or convert to offices. The shop itself is split into 2 separate work areas. This property is situated in the mixed business are of town.
Good value at $600,000 - sold as a going concern.
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Picton Trailer Hire, Bunbury, WA 6230
Well know trailer and Horse Float Hire business
This could be located anywhere, added to your existing business - or run where it is. Illness has meant that this business is available far sooner than the current owners expected. Plant and equipment is all that is being sold in the price, making this excellent value.
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Well know trailer and Horse Float Hire business
Bunbury, WA 6230
Specialized and Essential Products and Services
It doesn't get better than this. Clients pay a year in advance !
3 year contracts with all your customers. Built up over 18 years.
Working about 1 day a week or if you are REALLY busy, 2 days a week.
No skills required, no training required, this is VERY special.
Net profits of around $140,000 p.a. and increasing turnover of 30% year on year.
With NO advertising, and NO sales skills! This would be HUGE with a little effort.
Information will be provided to pre-qualified and serious parties only.
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Specialized and Essential Products and Services
Bunbury, WA 6230
Monopoly Service Business
This is a recently created monopoly business in Bunbury that is bursting with expansion potential. It has been in business for around 20 years and has recently had it's only competitor close it's doors. The current owners are under capitalized and unable to take advantage of the opportunity at their doorstep. If you have business skills and want a business that will expand easily, has VERY high barriers to entry and is the only show in town supplying a service that is essential in the area - THIS is the one for you. This business made over $200,000 net profit last year and is very capital and...
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Monopoly Service Business
Lot 204/26 Gibbons, Bunbury, WA 6230
Halifax Block at it's best. Very realistic price. Be quick.
This is a very competitively priced block in the ever popular Halifax Industrial Estate. On a great road, flat, level, good frontage, and 2263 square meters in area. Adjoining blocks are also for sale if you require more area. Call for all the details.
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Halifax Block at it's best. Very realistic price. Be quick.
123 Ocean Drive, Bunbury, WA 6230
Prime Beachfront Established Motel Operation
Prime beachfront Motel with 58 metre frontage to Ocean Dve. Recently refurbished & well maintained incl 13 motel units, 2 larger family units, games room, reception and 3 bdrm Manager's residence. Bonus Residential Zoned site at rear 821m?. Approx 1.5km from Bunbury Town Centre.
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Prime Beachfront Established Motel Operation
500 Stephen Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
Historic Bunbury Building
Offered for sale, on behalf of the State of Western Australia, this iconic building is centrally located in the CBD and offers plenty of potential to the discerning buyer.
- Former Post Office and Bonded Store Building
- Heritage Listed
- Currently zoned City Centre
- 494m2 Block, 126m2 Building (approx.)
- Ideal professional office suites
- Close to all CBD amenities
- Auction conditions available to interested buyers
- Purchase price will be + GST
Property Code: 9610
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Historic Bunbury Building
31 Rose Street, Bunbury, WA 6230
Auction 10th October 11am Onsite.
Prime Location just off Blair Street, Business fit out office with ample parking and secure storage. Auction 10th October 11am Onsite.
Zoned Mixed Business the prominent location could provide a wide range of uses, from light and service industry, storage, wholesaling, showrooms, trade and professional services and potentially more with approval.
Current building is fitted out for business with cabling and reception area.
Secure double lockup colour bond workshop.
Ample parking range from current allocation between 14 to 16 but could be easily redesigned for more.
Prime location just of ...
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Auction 10th October 11am Onsite.
Bunbury, WA 6230
Great commercial investment in the heart of the CBD & the ever popular cappuccino strip. Just vacated, would suit owner occupier or investor to capitilize on steady rental demand. Ideal opportunity for 1st time commercial investors or add to your portfolio. Offers considered prior to auction.
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5 Zaknic Place, East Bunbury, WA 6230
Large and central
If you're looking for a property to run your business from, but would also like to maximize your investment, then have a look at this property. Situated on 1997m2 of prime real estate, not far from the city center, and situated amongst other successful businesses. The building is approximately 926m2 of tilt up panel and has a good sized showroom with offices. There are 2 gantry cranes and excellent parking facilities. If you don't need the whole building why not lease part of it out? With the 2 large entry doors you could easily split this building up and use part for your self and rent out t...
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Large and central
24 Sandridge Road, South Bunbury, WA 6230
Great location on busy Sandridge Road with access from Forrest Avenue, we are pleased to present this 803m2 property FOR SALE with a building of 485m2 approximately.
Ample parking available to front and rear of premises.
Passing traffic and exposure on main arterial road to City Centre.
In close proximity to Harvey Norman Centre and Bunbury Forum Shopping Centre.
Full details and tenancy information available upon request on a confidential basis.
Mike Jenkins : 0418 931 373
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Unit 4/9 Zaknic Place, East Bunbury, WA 6230
321sqm of shed/workshop and office, located in the heart of East Bunbury just off Strickland Street and next door to Bunbury Automotive.
- Located behind the Home Maker Centre, close to Bunnings & main access roads;
- Currently vacant;
- Roller Door Access;
- Bitumen Hardstand.
Comprises a small office, kitchenette and workshop (currently divided into two areas), with two single roller doors, each being approx. 3.5m wide x 3.6m high. Lot has additional space to rear of workshop (approx. 128sqm) which has potential for future development subject to planning and strata approval.
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Unit 7, 7 Hennessy Road, South Bunbury, WA 6230
Why rent when you can buy....
Looking to OWN your own premises??
This strata titled unit is ideal for the small business owner/s looking to establish or relocate or could provide a conveniently located storage or warehouse opportunity
- 292sqm Showroom/Warehouse;
- Air-conditioned Offices;
- Rollerdoor Access;
- Kitchen Facilities;
- Ample Common Parking.
Situated just off Sandridge Road and over the road from Harvey Norman.
With a combination of showroom/warehouse plus reception/office space, they are ready made or you can refit to suit.
Move right in!...Priced at just $450,000 plus GST.
Mike Jenkin...
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There was a great crowd at the summer show at Knockagh View Equestrian centre with great weather.
The addition of the working hunter classes proved popular and organisers would like to thank judges Shannon Baird, Mark McCullough and Gillian McCann and everyone who helped on the day.
The judges were impressed with the standard throughout the classes with some very tough decisions but it was Elaine Gardner's Ollie ridden by Ciara Gilroy who went on to take overall Supreme Champion with Sammy Workman's beautiful veteran Highmoor High Voltage taking the reserve supreme Title.
Knockagh View will be holding an end of summer show on Sunday 16th September with ridden and working hunter classes, the schedule will be on the website soon.
Class 1 – Lead Rein Pony (no trot): 1st, Mia Bell, Lilly; 2nd, Marnie Squires, Brookvale Tommy Tucker; 3rd, James Donnolly, Wendy.
Class 2 – Lead Rein: 1st, Caoimhe Mertagh, Brookvale Tommy Tucker; 2nd, Poppy Smith, Kenilwood Tiger Lilly; 3rd, Cassie Barrow, Bubbles
Class 3 – Family Pony Lead Rein: 1st, Mia Bell, Lilly; 2nd, Cassie Barrow, Bubbles; 3rd, Cormac Saunders, Wendy
Class 5 – First Year First Ridden (no canter): 1st, Rhianna Mehaffey, Mr Darcy
Class 6 – First Ridden: 1st, Amelia Wheeler, Beltoy Kizzara; 2nd, Abi Gardner, Buster; 3rd, Poppy Mcilduff, Magis Merrylegs
Class 7 – Family pony First Ridden: 1st, Poppy Smith, Barns Isobel; 2nd, Poppy McIlduff, Magic Merrylegs; 3rd, Megan Mathews, Spartacus; 4th, Rhiana Mehaffy, Mr Darcy
Mini Champion – Amelia Wheeler, Beltoy Kizzara
Reserve – Caoimhe Mertagh, Brookvale Tommy Tucker
Class 8 – Coloured pony inhand: 1st Niahm Martin, Mix n Match; 2nd Megan McClelland, Spike
Class 9 – M&M in hand: 1st, Katelyn Irvine, Duach Shadow; 2nd, Rachel Conn, Awara Desert Rose; 3rd, Nicky Shannon, Maenaddwyn Darwin; 4th, Megan Mullen, Blue Suade Shoes; 5th, Kathy Buchannon, Loguestown Irish Cream
Class 10 – Hunter/ Riding Type in hand: 1st, Niamh Martin, Mix n Match; 2nd, Biana McIlnea, Carmella's Clover Pearl
Class 11 – Youngstock in hand: 1st, Bianca McElnea, Carmella's Clover Pearl; 2nd, Kathy Buchannon, Loguestown Irish Cream
Class 12 – Young Handler under 12 years: 1st, Matthew McClelland, Spike
Class 13 – Young Handler 12-16yrs: 1st, Luke McCabe, Blue Suede Shoes
In Hand Champion – Katelyn Irvine, Duach Shadow
Reserve Champion – Bianca McElnea, Carmella's Clover Pearl
Class 14 – Ridden Horse Veteran: 1st, Helen Hoffin, Comets Pride; 2nd, Karina McVeigh, Cheyenne; 3rd, Leeann Radcliffe, Inca; 4th, Joanne Maybin, Ramsden Boy; 5th, Gillian Steenson, Splash Dance; 6th, Jean Topping, Apache Warrior
Class 15 – In Hand Veteran: 1st, Sammy Workman, HighMoor High Voltage; 2nd, Gillian Steenson, Sphlash Dance; 3rd, Karina McVeigh, Cheyenne; 4th, Gemma Nicholl, Ramsden Boy
Class 16 – Ridden Pony Veteran: 1st, Sarah Brawshaw, Arabian Night; 2nd, Chelsea Topping, Too Hot to Handle; 3rd, Poppy Smith, Barns Isobel
Veteran Champion – Sammy Workman, Highmoor High Voltage
Reserve champion – Helen Hoffin, Comets Pride
Class 17- Newcomers Horse: 1st, Rachel Conn, Kilmore Diamond Lass; 2nd, Geraldine Castles, Miss Money Penny; 3rd, Celia Rhodes, Multi Credit
Class 18 – Ridden Hunter: 1st, Gillian Steenson, Splash Dance; 2nd, Rachel Conn, Kilmore Diamond Lass; 3rd, Emma Davies, Mountain Blue's Dream; 4th, David Vallely, Mila
Class 19 – Small Hunter: 1st, Ciara Gilroy, Ollie; 2nd, Lisa Riddell, Curious Cashel; 3rd, Claudia Marshall, Mr Blue Sky
Class 20 – Cobs: 1st, Mandy Gillespie, Ash Hill Smoothie; 2nd, Clare Hitch, Finbar; 3rd, Jean Topping, Apache Warrier
Class 21 – Riding Horse: 1st, Alison Baird, Roxy; 2nd, Grace Ann Elliot, Adds Up; 3rd, Cathy Quigg, Roundthorn Amarillo; 4th, Helen Hoffin, Comets Pride; 5th, Jenny Hill, Marik
Class 22 – Coloured Horse: 1st, Katie Holmes, Sioux Cheyanne; 2nd, Leeann Radcliffe, Inca; 3rd, Celia Rhodes, Multi Credit; 4th, Jenny Hill, Marik
Class 23 – Racehorse to Riding Horse: 1st, Grace Ann Elliot, Adds Up; 2nd, Alex Wallace, Royal Sea Breeze; 3rd, Joanne Maybin, Ramsden Boy; 4th, Karen Johnston, Perish the Pack; 5th, Kristen Kleinman, Nashville Tyanee
Horse Champion – Ciara Gilroy, Ollie
Reserve Champion – Alison Baird, Roxy
Class 24 – Newcomers Pony: 1st, Katelyn Irvine, Duach Shadow; 2nd, Megan Mathews, Spartacus; 3rd, Cheridan Mathews, Awara Desert Rose; 4th, Annie Morrow, Mr Harry
Class 25 – M&M Ridden Pony: 1st, Katelyn Irvine, Duach Shadow; 2nd, Megan Ingram, McCarrit Cascade Lady; 3rd, Chelsea Topping, Too hot to handle; 4th, Poppy Smith, Barns Isobel; 5th, Cheridan Andrews, Awara Desert Rose
Class 26 – Ridden Show Hunter Pony: 1st, Grace Morton, Jolene; 2nd, Niamh Martin, Mix n Match; 3rd, Nikita Kidd, Whispa
Class 28 – Coloured Pony: 1st, Grace Morton, Jolene; 2nd, Niamh Martin, Mix N Match; 3rd, Faith Black, Star Choice; 4th, Ben Foster, Faltpourla Premier; 5th, Anne Morrow, Mr Harry
Pony Ridden Champion – Katelyn Irvine, Duach Shadow
Reserve Champion – Grace Morton, Jolene
Class 29A – 65cms Working Hunter Pony: 1st, Megan Ingram, McCarrit Cascade Lady; 2nd, Ben Foster, Faltpourla Premier; 3rd, Grace Morton, Jolene; 4th, Faith Black, Star Choice
Class 29B – 65cms Horse Working Hunter: 1st, Karina McVeigh, Cheyenne; 2nd, Sharon Manderson, Liberty S; 3rd, Charlotte Burgess, Loughview Holly; 4th, Cathy Quigg, Roundthorn Amarilo
Class 30 – 80cms Working Hunter: 1st, Stephanie Watt, Dunman;2nd, Rachel Conn, Kilmore Diamond Lass; 3rd, Elaine Gardner, Alfie; 4th, Sarah Brawshaw, Arabian Night; 5th, Miriam Wright, The Castletown Lad; 6th, Megan Ingram, McCarrit Cascade Lady
Class 31 – 90cms Working Hunter: 1st, Rachel Conn, Kilmore Diamond Lass; 2nd, Elaine Gardner, Alfie; 3rd, Elaine Gardner, Ollie; 4th, Charlotte Marshall, Northern Bell
Working Hunter Champion – Megan Ingram, McCarrit Cascade Lady
Reserve Champion – Karina McVeigh, Cheyenne
Overall Supreme Champion – Ciara Gilroy, Ollie
Reserve Supreme Champion – Sammy Workman, Highmoor High Voltage.


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Barclays bosses feel heat from angry investors and climate protesters at AGM
Barclays chief Jes Staley faced down angry investors and calls for his resignation at a spiky annual general meeting today, which was disrupted by climate protesters taking to the stage to call on the bank to stop support for dirty industries.
Shareholders challenged the bank's top bosses on the lender's under-performance, past misconduct, and bungled overhaul of its Smart Investor stockbroking platform at the event at the QEII Conference Centre in Westminster.
However Barclays' highest profile new investor – the corporate raider Ed Bramson, whose vehicle Sherborne has built up a more than 5pc stake in the firm ahead of an expected campaign to overhaul its investment banking unit – was not seen...
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Bone Trooper Captain CR 8
Elebrian soldier
LE Medium undead
Init +10; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +16
Fort +10; Ref +10; Will +9
DR 5/—; Immunities cold, undead immunities
Speed 30 ft.
Melee shock officer dueling sword +16 (3d4+12 E & S) or claw +16 (3d4+12 S)
Ranged red star plasma pistol +19 (1d8+8 E & F; critical burn 1d8)
Offensive Abilities fighting styles (arcane assailant), gear boosts (plasma immolation [1d8]), style techniques (rune of the eldritch knight, secret of the magi)
Str +4, Dex +6, Con —, Int +2, Wis +2, Cha +2
Skills Diplomacy +16, Engineering +16, Intimidate +16, Piloting +21
Languages Common, Eoxian
Other Abilities unliving
Gear skitterhide II (with black force field), officer dueling sword, red star plasma pistol with 3 batteries (20 charges each)
Environment any
Organization solitary or crew (1 plus 5–10 bone trooper technomancers)
Using magic rituals, technomantic experiments, or both, powerful spellcasters can animate the bones of the dead.
Although many of these undead are mindless and easily controlled, others retain their intellects, memories, and personalities, and thus they are able to continue a semblance of their former lives. Called skeletal champions in previous ages, these undead are now more commonly known as bone troopers because of their frequent association with the corpse fleet, a renegade starship navy of undead.
A member of almost any sapient species that has a skeleton can become a bone trooper. Bone troopers keep all of the abilities, class features, and skills they had when they were living, and they can benefit from class grafts.
A bone trooper looks like a fleshless skeleton with a cold, cunning light burning in its eye sockets. Bone troopers wear normal clothing or armor and wield contemporary weapons.
Starfinder Alien Archive 2 © 2018, Paizo Inc.; Authors: Alexander Augunas, Kate Baker, John Compton, Adam Daigle, Brian Duckwitz, Eleanor Ferron, Amanda Hamon Kunz, James Jacobs, Mikko Kallio, Jason Keeley, Lyz Liddell, Ron Lundeen, Robert G. McCreary, Mark Moreland, Matt Morris, Adrian Ng, Joe Pasini, Lacy Pellazar, David N. Ross, Stephen Rowe, Chris Sims, Owen K.C. Stephens, James L. Sutter, and Russ Taylor.


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Duncan Gardiner is a Brisbane-based classical guitarist, composer, researcher and educator who has emerged as an innovative musician with expertise in many fields. Having released four studio albums, published a book of original compositions and toured internationally, Duncan has been described as "exceedingly talented" (Julian Day, ABC Classic FM) and as "an excellent ambassador for the classical guitar". His playing has been described by audiences as "delicate, serene and magical", while his compositions "reveal evidence of a real creative gift… whether lulling or emphatic, they delight the ear" (Neville Cohn, The West). Duncan was honoured to be included in Ron K. Payne's publication The Twang Dynasty, a history of notable Australian performers. Duncan's debut album Of Dreams and Fantasy impressed Chris Dumigan (Classical Guitar Magazine, UK) who exclaimed: "I must say that this is one of the very best CDs of guitar music to ever come my way... I have returned to this CD more than most others just for the sheer pleasure of it. This is a startlingly good disc!" It was voted 'CD of the Week' in the West Australian newspaper. In reviewing his follow up release, Incense & Arabie, Rosalind Appleby (Noted) stated: "the works are pensive, melodically exquisite and immaculately performed and produced". Each of his albums receives regular national airplay on ABC Classic FM as well as a range of local stations.
In 2018 he was thrilled to be a soloist in Rodrigo's Concierto Andaluz with the Queensland Conservatorium Symphony Orchestra. Duncan has previously performed many of the great guitar concerti, including those of Rodrigo, Villa-Lobos, Torroba, Carulli and Vivaldi, as well as Nigel Westlake's Antarctica Suite. In 2016 Duncan performed with the Western Australian Symphony Orchestra and WA Opera alongside recorder virtuoso Genevieve Lacey in the Perth season of Iain Grandage's opera The Riders. Fresh from a feature performance at the Classical Guitar Festival Sydney, Duncan toured extensively throughout Japan, QLD and WA in both 2017 and 2018 in addition to concerts in Singapore and NSW in 2017. Recitals across Hong Kong for Premiere Performances Hong Kong, WA's Pilbara and Kimberley regions and Melbourne and regional Victoria for Musica Viva in Schools were highlights for 2016.
Duncan's violin concerto was premiered by international soloist Alexandre Da Costa in 2017. His piano trio was performed by Magellan in the same year with reviewer, Neville Cohn, (The West) stating: "whether couched in gently melancholic terms or moments of intensity, it's clear that Gardiner has something worthwhile to say. His music deserves to be taken up by other musicians. I'd like to listen to it again – and again." His work Stone, Shell, Bone and Feather (commissioned by The National Trust of Australia) went on to win a top honour at the Museums and Galleries National Awards in 2017. The composition responded to graves at the East Perth Cemeteries, exploring sorrow, hardship, pain and loss. In 2016 a commission by Rossmoyne Senior High School lead to the creation of Lost Lakes Suite which was toured across Italy. In 2014 the Western Australian Youth Orchestra premiered his commission Sharp Light and Spirals at the Perth Concert Hall. His Dance (like nobody's watching) was commissioned premiered by the Newman College concert band and choir at the Sydney Opera House. Two orchestral suites were commissioned and performed by the Fremantle Symphony Orchestra. Duncan's book of original works titled Of Dreams and Fantasy was favourably reviewed by Uroš Dojčinović (SOUNDBOARD, USA) who wrote "this is a very enjoyable collection with a wide range of different pieces, presented in a traditional way that can easily amuse not just the listeners but also the performers". Likewise, William Yeoman (The West), described the collection as "extraordinarily attractive" and "a pleasure to listen to and a delight to play". Some of the pieces are represented in the exam syllabi of the Australian Guild of Music and Speech.
Duncan is currently completing a Doctor of Musical Arts (DMA) at the Queensland Conservatorium (Griffith University) studying under internationally renowned guitarist, Karin Schaupp, where he is researching guitar activities in colonial Queensland. From his research has sprung the Enoggera Ensemble, a quartet comprising guitars (Duncan Gardiner and Dominic Ward), mandolin (Marissa Carroll) and banjo (Joel Woods), which is dedicated to the revival and reinterpretation of historical works that were once performed by plucked string ensembles in Queensland. He won the coveted 2017 Queensland Conservatorium 'Guitar Prize'. In 2006 he graduated with a First Class Honours degree in Music Performance from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, where he was the recipient of the Helen Court Scholarship and the Faculty Medal. In 2004 Duncan received the Licentiate of Music Diploma with distinction from the Australian Music Examinations Board, where he also won the J.B. Vincent Memorial Prize for being the most outstanding candidate that year. Duncan has played in masterclasses for Judicaël Perroy, David Leisner, Laura Young, Dale Kavanagh, Nicholas Goluses and Adrian Walter. Duncan is thrilled to be able to encourage the next generation of young guitarists through his work as an educator through his role as a classical guitar teacher for Queensland Conservatorium's Open Conservatorium program. He is also sought after as an adjudicator for youth music festivals and eisteddfodau. Duncan performs on guitars made by renowned luthiers Jim Redgate, Manuel Velasquez and Graham Caldersmith.


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Part 1 - THE TRUMP/PENCE REGIME MUST GO! In the Name of Humanity, We REFUSE To Accept a Fascist America, A Better World IS Possible, A Talk by Bob Avakian
We'll hear the first half of the talk "THE TRUMP/PENCE REGIME MUST GO! In the Name of Humanity, We REFUSE To Accept a Fascist America, A Better World IS Possible," by Bob Avakian, Chairman of the Revolutionary Communist Party last fall.
Bob Avakian (BA) dissects that the election of Donald Trump signals that we are being confronted and now ruled by a fascist regime. It examines why people voted for Trump and how things came to the point where we are confronting the real horror of a fascist America. Told briefly is the "longer story," the broader history that has led to this.
You can watch a video of the entire talk here.
Trump Ends Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Hundreds of Thousands of Immigrants
We'll also talk with Julie Mitchell, Managing Attorney at CARECEN, and Evelyn Hernandez, a TPS holder and organizer. about the Trump regime's latest decision to end Temporary Protected Status, TPS, for Salvadoran immigrants. He had previously ended TPS for immigrants from Haiti, Honduras and Sudan. About 250,000 Salvadoran immigrants have received TPS, which allows them to live and work in the US. This status was created in 2001, under the Bush administration. All may face deportation after decades in the US.
CARECEN defends human and civil rights for Central Americans and all immigrants, works for social and economic justice and promotes cultural diversity.


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The Local Artist Sticker Machine is a project to promote artists in Salt Lake City through stickers. There are 7 vending machines in the valley which are stocked with limited edition, specialty, artist stickers alongside a bio of each artist. These curated displays rotate monthly.
Sticker Machine Locations:
Alchemy Coffee (on 17th South)
Utah Museum of Contemporary Art (UMOCA)
Diabolical Records
Greenhouse Effect Coffee
Cafe Solstice (in Dancing Cranes)
Cafe on 1st
Sugarhouse Coffee Shop
Promote your art, receive royalties
Download the submission guidelines below or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.


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Mindbody is the scheduling software that we use at Premier. Once you create an account you will use the same login and password information whether you are using the Premier App, Mindbody website, or Mindbody App. Create Your Account
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With all the allergies flaring, it's best to leave the perfume and other fragrances off. As the body heats up the scents just begin to intensify.
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Letters – That Old House, and a Neighborhood's Character – Letter – NYTimes.com
To the Editor:
Re "Holding Back the Wrecking Ball" (editorial, July 1):
It is disturbing to read that Greenwich, Conn., a town of considerable affluence and one assumes good taste, has permitted the destruction of a good portion of its architectural heritage.
Teardowns in architecturally significant neighborhoods across this country are at a crisis level. Before it is too late for the buildings that remain, city officials in the 500 endangered communities must put demolition delays into effect and enforce them until the citizens themselves can judge what is happening to the character of their neighborhood and take action.
Historic preservation is essential to retain our architectural patrimony. Do we really want to be overwhelmed by megamansions?
Janet Heller
Baltimore, July 1, 2008
The writer is a board member emeritus, Baltimore Architecture Foundation.
To the Editor:
You argue that a homeowner's right to tear down his or her home and build a new one should be legally limited because the new home may change the "character" of a neighborhood. This is at odds with the American tradition of protecting liberty and private property.
It is fundamental that homeowners should have complete control over their property. The owners, rather than preservationists, worked hard to buy their homes and are responsible for maintaining the property and paying taxes on the property.
While most Americans over the last 60 years have accepted increasing government regulation over how private property is used, I suspect most would object to the kind of regulation you advocate. Any legal limitation on an owner's right to control his or her property should be imposed only when absolutely necessary to prevent concrete harm to neighbors (alleged aesthetic harm should not count).
Allowing owners to decide the style of their homes gives them the opportunity to build homes that may be considered gems in the future.
Joseph Varvaro
Port Washington, N.Y., July 1, 2008
I kind of have a beef with both of these viewpoints. Part of it is that I used to live in a Victorian house, and I would have cried tears of joy to see it making fast friends with a bulldozer. (Rooms and hallways designed without the expectation of privacy, separate faucets for hot and cold water, and the rarity of floorboards that did not creak were among my issues with it.) God bless the West Coast, its late settlement (well, by the plague of us white people) making such old-timey homes rare. (Cities are also reasonably designed: on a grid. You hear me? Grids are good! Anyway…)
But, I don't really subscribe to the other viewpoint that your property is some kind of private kingdom, that ironclad, unstoppable security barriers that no person or law could penetrate make good neighbors. I think I would prefer a policy that would lean toward making sure we save some historical buildings, not for some arbitrary notion of "historical character" but for posterity, education, historical reference, and of course, to keep the city attractive for people who want to live in historic homes.
In a neighborhood, we all make an investment in one anothers' homes, both because they affect our property values (upon which your livelihood teeters in this mortgage-crazed era) and the aesthetic appeal of where we live. However, we should not be at hair-trigger tensions either in the pursuit of preserving a neighborhood's present identity forever, nor in the protection of some God-ordained right to consider yourself apart from it in all ways. To be good neighbors, it becomes necessary to intrude on others when you have a legitimate concern, and to accept the occasional intrusion. To paraphrase John Donne, no man is a condominium, complete unto himself.


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I mentioned awhile ago that a couple of students e-mailed me to ask about letters and failed to respond to my questions about their intentions. Well, one got a promotion at work (congratulations!) and was very busy for awhile, but finally did give me a lot of useful information . . . which led to another round of questions from me. In some ways, it would be easier to have these conversations in my office, in real time, but the former student is working some distance away, it's summer now, and last spring I was on leave, so e-mail keeps us both from having to make a long trek to campus. But it certainly leads to delays in gathering the information I'll need to write the eventual letter.
Still, this ex-student (well, not ex, just pining for the fiords) at least started the process well in advance, so everything should work out fine.
Then there's the e-mail I got from our graduate school yesterday, saying that Ashley Brooke Carruthers has put my name down as a recommender for ABC on an application for graduate school, and would I upload or mail my letter.
Mmm, no. The name Ashley Brooke Carruthers rings no bells at all, under any permutation or likely nickname. Perhaps the e-mail was sent in error. The graduate school meant to write to Eliazar Hill, not Eleanor Hull; or ABC chose me from a pull-down menu and made the same mistake.
Perhaps I have forgotten teaching this student: at ~125 students per year, in the past five years (seems unlikely someone from further back would be asking for a letter) I've taught 625 people, give or take a few. I expect there are people who are good at names and faces who can remember every individual out of 600, but I'm not one of them.
I'm sure this online submission business makes things easier for many people. Paperless office and all that. And if a professor has agreed to write a letter and delays doing so, it's easier for the grad school to automate e-mail requests that the prof get on the stick than for the poor neglected student to have to keep checking with the grad school and then contacting the professor, worrying all the while that this will irritate the prof and the letter will reflect this. (NB: I'm pretty prompt about letters, partly because I often get asked at the last minute; and if the professor really has stalled then you are within your rights to ask that the letter get done so your application will be in on time; and if the professor thinks well enough of you to agree to write the letter, not only will the letter not reflect irritation, guilt may make it even more positive.)
But since I've heard from colleagues about similar e-mails from the grad school regarding students they do remember–but who have not talked to them about plans for graduate school–I'm wondering if these online submissions send the wrong message to students. Do they suggest that you can avoid the anxiety-ridden visit to a professor by simply appointing someone to write letters for you?
A letter of recommendation doesn't just report on your grades, which of course I can find if I know what course you took with me, in what semester of what year. The forms also ask for my assessment of such characteristics as "intellectual maturity," "emotional maturity," "facility with oral expression," "potential as a teacher," and other elements that are difficult to gauge from written work. See, if you're going to graduate school in English, you're very likely to be planning on teaching; this means dealing with other people, not just with books and papers. And I sympathize with shy people who love books and papers, I really do. But graduate admissions committees want to know if you are able to speak up and address a group of people; they want to know if you can play well with others; also they're interested in how motivated you are, whether you do all the recommended reading as well as the assigned reading. Can you handle the grad school work load?
So it helps if you come and talk to me . . . preferably while you're still in my class. It gives me a better sense of who you are. If it's too late for that, come talk to me now. Remind me of who you were when you took the class, tell me if there were circumstances that kept you from doing your best or participating fully, demonstrate that you are mature, curious, and motivated. The group work you hated? Maybe now you realize that it taught you about getting things done with a group of people only some of whom were fully on board with a project. The oral reports you feared? Yes, well, if you're teaching you'll have to do one every day (unless you assign group work, or show a movie). What has made it possible for you to talk to a group of people, now?
When I write a letter of recommendation, I'm not just recommending a transcript or giving details of what you learned in my class. I'm recommending a person. People change a lot during and immediately after their undergraduate years. If you weren't the best student, if you had some sort of problem that kept you from doing your best work, if you've only recently figured out what you really want to do, that doesn't mean I won't write you a letter. Sometimes the problems and the process of self-discovery make people better candidates.
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Stroke can be a debilitating disease for your loved one, especially after losing their ability to speak, eat, and move about. Recovery depends on different factors, such as the location in the brain where the stroke occurred, and how badly damaged the brain is.
However, there are ways, as a caregiver, to help your loved one recover better from a stroke.
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It is important to know the medications that have been prescribed for your loved one, and the side effects. Do clarify with the doctor or nurse if you are unsure. This would allow you to watch out for any symptoms of side effects that your loved one may be experiencing from the medications.
2. Get Moving
You can play a big role in the rehabilitation process for your loved one. Physical therapy can help your loved one regain strength to start moving and walking again after a stroke. Accompany your loved one to their physiotherapy sessions, or even a short walk around the neighbourhood.
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As much as physical needs are important, your loved one may suffer from emotional difficulties as well. Post-stroke depression commonly happens, which affects your loved one's recovery process. It is important to look out for signs of depression, such as loss of interest in hobbies or change in attitude. If you find it difficult trying to provide emotional support for your loved one, consult a doctor to develop an action plan.
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We felt bored on a sunday afternoon, so we decided to go to the 4:30 PM show of the new Superstar release Kuselan, at the local talkies. Bottomline, we replaced boredom with another bore!
What's good: The scenes are shot in very beautiful natural landscape, that takes some stress out. Meena looks pretty, but makes me wonder how a poor wife is able to get her eyebrows done!
What's boring: Basically, the film is meant for Rajinikanth's hardline fans. I am a fan, but I am not on the same wavelength as the hardliners, and therefore couldn't connect to the innumerable scenes and dialogues that simply focuses on him as centerpiece. Rajinikanth's name in the movie is Ashok Kumar, and he says something like "Padam nalla illai-na, ashok kumar-aa irundhaalum varamaatanga" - I disagree, we all make mistakes and endup in the theater!
The titles in the beginning said Prabhu was a guest artiste - I think in this movie, everyone else is a guest artiste!
Last, the climax speech about friendship was too intense - I am the type that pays to laugh for entertainment, not get intense. Finally, he gives us a new philosophy as "Matha, Pitha, Guru, Nanban, Dheivam" - introducing "nanban" or friend as a component in the traditional saying, and wonders why they left that out. Perhaps, there could have been a debate over girl-friend or boy-friend. Who cares! Then, he says he is going to go back to Madras, arrange a home for his friend and then the family should come over - why the hell can't he do that over a phone call - everything else happens over the phone!
These kind of movies makes us wonder about rebirth - I must have owed the film crew money in past life!
Sunday, August 3, 2008
Kuselan Movie Review
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The Arts Festival is a benefit for the St. Anthony Park branch of the St. Paul Public Library.
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Each year, the St. Anthony Park Branch Library Association authorizes a Director(s) and committee members to organize and run the festival. The St. Anthony Park Branch Library Association is the financial agent for the festival, and is a 501(c)(3).
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