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James Harden has been unconscious all season and nothing was different Tuesday night versus the Charlotte Hornets. Harden had another triple-double, this time with a huge 40-point output, to lead the Houston Rockets to the 121-114 victory.
Harden, who registered his 11th triple-double of the year, led his team in rebounding (15) and assists (10) in the home victory. The Rockets improved to 16-3 at home and are currently on a nine-game winning streak. This was Harden's 20th triple-double in his NBA career.
Harden had lots of help in another high-scoring affair for Houston. The Rockets have scored 118 points or more in 7-of-9 games in their current win streak. In the game versus the Hornets, the Rockets hit 17 three-pointers and shot 48.8% from the field overall.
Team effort for high-octane Houston
Six players scored in double-figures for Houston including starters Trevor Ariza (16) Montrezl Harrell (14), Ryan Anderson (13). Corey Brewer and Nene Hilario added 15 and 10 points, respectively.
Kemba Walker led the Hornets with a double-double of 25 points and 10 assists but had five turnovers. Frank Kaminsky III added 22 points off the bench while Marvin Williams and Spencer Hawes added 16 apiece.
Charlotte shot well overall from the field at 47.8% and even hit more three-pointers (19) than Houston. But the Rockets were aggressive going to the basket and was 24-of-33 from the free throw line. The Hornets went to the line just nine times and made seven.
The Hornets are currently in a funk. Charlotte is on a three-game losing streak and losers of five of their last six games. It gets easier for the Hornets in their next game when they face the lowly Philadelphia 76ers.
Meanwhile, the Rockets also face a struggling squad in their next game. Harden and company take on the young Minnesota Timberwolves and try to extend their winning streak to double-digits. The Rockets had a 10-game winning streak last December.
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Huge faux pas by Tina and the Owl Hunt ….. the poster said that closing date for forms was 10th November – although the owls are only out over half term and were collected earlier this week. It should have been 3rd November and I sincerely apologise to the families who haven't handed their forms in yet.
So, please still hand your form in at ALBOE and we will organise more prizes for the second batch of forms handed in by next Tuesday.
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I'm an Australian girl. I have a husband. Two daughters. One dog. I've moved to Singapore. With the husband and the daughters. But not with the dog.
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- Otters 1 year ago I don't tend to spend a lot of time around the Marina Bay area, but I've found myself there twice in the past weeks. Once, with the bike ride from my last entry, and this week with a new walking … Continue reading →
- Bike riding 1 year ago Early last year we moved house. We are now further away from Orchard Road, but right near the Missies' school. Cheaper and more convenient. One of the things we were all excited about was being able to ride bikes, as … Continue reading →
- What's the weather like there? 1 year ago Every time my husband speaks to his parents they ask him 'what's the weather like there?'. And every weekend he gives the same one word response = HOT. Yesterday I went out in the car (which is air conditioned) to … Continue reading →
- Six Years and a Day 1 year ago Yesterday was May 14th, the six year anniversary of our relocation to Singapore. SIX YEARS. Which is double the amount of time we signed up for, but I think we always knew that we'd be gone from Australia for a … Continue reading →
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Please, Pretty Lights Bound for AmazonEncore
A year ago, I posted this random — hopeful — photo. Just me, a sun break, and a happy squirrel.
Today, I'm so excited to share some news I've been quietly savoring. Please, Pretty Lights has been selected to be reissued as an AmazonEncore title. This is made possible through a mutual licensing relationship between Booktrope and Amazon Publishing.
What this means is the digital version of Please, Pretty Lights is being exclusively reissued under Amazon's imprint AmazonEncore; and with a drop-dead-gorgeous new cover, to be revealed soon.
So, what is AmazonEncore? According to Amazon Publishing's AmazonEncore page,
"AmazonEncore helps readers discover extraordinary, previously published overlooked books by emerging authors."
This licensing agreement also includes potential audiobooks, but not print copies, still available through Amazon as well as local independent booksellers. Booktrope will retain credit as original publisher.
I am so grateful to the Booktrope community, especially to my stellar editorial team: Samantha March, Julie Molinari, Steven Luna and Loretta Matson. Loretta created the glorious new cover I'll be sharing soon. I am excited to work with AmazonEncore, and am thrilled about this opportunity.
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We have heard the stories. Almost every prospective client that has come to us has told us about a horror story where they hired Atlanta Remodeling Contractors to do some work and either it wasn't finished on time, wasn't finished properly or, worse yet, wasn't finished at all. It is really sad to see the loss of time, money and energy that has been wasted by an Atlanta Remodeling Contractor doing substandard work.
Our chosen contractors all have a philosophy that it's much better to do quality work the first time than have to go back over and over to complete a job. We understand that there is a tremendous amount of stress involved in the work of a Atlanta Remodeling Contractor. However, our contractors don't believe in over-scheduling too many jobs which is a common practice that many new remodeling companies choose to employ. It's a little like the story of the tortoise and the hare that we all remember from first grade. Who wins? The tortoise wins the race!
Most of the time, the slow careful way is much better than the quick and careless way that other companies use to make deadlines. If you choose to use one of our selected Atlanta Remodeling Contractors, you will find that attention to detail and taking thier time to do a job well is the most significant governing factor of each our company. We aim to serve our visitors with professional contractors.
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It was reflected in the improved retail sales as well.
Retail sales fell 8.1%yoy by value and fell 7.1%yoy by volume in 2016, according to Citi.
The continuation of a sharper fall in volume than value indicates that retailers continue to use price discounts to attract sales. Nonetheless, the negative margin of retailers have alleviated from -2.1ppt in 2015 to -1.1ppt in 2016, suggesting retailers have adapted to this low sales environment, especially for the luxury end.
On a seasonal adjusted basis, retail sales value and volume have both increased by 2.3% and 2.7%, respectively, in 4Q16 over the previous quarter. Although retail sales by value have remained in negative growth for 22 consecutive months, the latest release showed a narrower decline with Dec retail sales having fallen -2.9%yoy by value.
Here's more from Citi:
Luxury goods sales and cosmetics benefited from recovering tourist trend: Value sales of jewellery, watches and clocks and valuable gifts rose by 2.3%yoy in Dec – this is a meaningful positive print after 26 months of negative (ignoring the zero growth noted in Oct16).
This is in line with the improvement in Mainland Chinese tourist arrivals – which also have returned to positive growth of 6.1%yoy after 18 consecutive months of decline.
Similarly, medicines and cosmetics – which are additional top shopping list items for Mainland tourists – saw sales value rebounded to +4%yoy in Dec.
Selective consumption by locals expected to continue: Recovering consumer confidence in 2H16 and average wage growth of 3.8%yoy in 1Q-3Q16 appear to support steady local consumption. However, big ticket item purchases remain lackluster, as sales of motor cars, consumer durable goods and other consumer durables are still negative.
We expect further mild improvements near term: We see retail sales likely improve on less unfavourable base effects, an earlier Chinese New Year holiday (in Jan17 vs. Feb16), and signs of Mainland tourist arrival recovery.
Overall, we think HK remains an attractive visiting destination for Mainland Chinese especially during festive seasons – therefore Jan17 sales may be good as more Mainland tourists visit HK during the CNY holiday. To a certain extent, there may also be some diverting effects as it is easier for Mainland tourists to travel to HK rather than Taiwan (given group tour visa restrictions).
Having said that, we caution that the purchasing power of Mainland tourists remains at risk if the RMB depreciation picks up pace again on the back of a strong USD.
The unemployment rate of the consumption- and tourism-related segment went down by 0.3ppt to 4.9% in Oct-Dec16, but was still higher than the overall unemployment of 3.3%.
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This Haughton River Cane Farm had been totally converted to irrigated pasture by a previous owner but the current owners have almost completed its return to total sugar cane production.
A total area of 602 acres (243.65 ha), the farm has a possible Cane production area of 490 acres (198 ha).
Current production is approximately 15,000 tonnes but it can easily grow 20,000 tonnes when it's assets are fully utilised.
Water is not an issue with a Sunwater allocation of 1,400 megalitres. There are 2x6" centrifugal pumps, 1x8" centrifugal pump, 2x6" submersible pumps and there is a spare diesel unit in the shed. There is a mix of river and bore water distributed through underground pipes to gated outlets to all paddocks on the farm.
There are two quality air-conditioned homes and sheds on the farm situated close to the river where Barramundi fishing is so popular during the open season.
Machinery is not included in the price of $3.3 Million but the vendors would consider negotiation if preferred.
This farm could sustain a large family unit and with a sustainable sugar industry it is a Ag business to consider.
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John Greg Ball is an Industrial Designer in Calgary, Alberta. An avid fly fisherman and outdoorsman, his diverse and multi-disciplinary work is inspired by experiences in the Natural world.
Ball has a Master of Environmental Design degree from the University of Calgary, Bachelor of Design from the University of Alberta, and is a professional member of the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA).
Body of work includes: furniture, products, and architectural design. Recently a finalist in IDEA-Industrial Design Award- 2016. Awarded "The One To Watch" in Industrial Design- Western Living Magazine- 2011, People's Choice Award- Avenue Magazine Design Awards- 2011, part of Wallpaper Magazine's Best Ceramic Collection- 2007, and the Best of Canada Award -2006 (with Shoko Cesar). The Hoodoo rack, also designed with Cesar, is part of the permanent collection in the Canadian Museum of History.
Greg was the past President and a founding member of the Industrial Designers of Edmonton Association (IDEA), and President of MADE in Edmonton. Currently, Ball is working with the Beakerhead festival in Calgary to create interactive works of Art and Design.


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Alberta Branded harnesses provincial pride for shirt salesBy: Mathew Silver For Metro
Sometimes the best ideas come from the most unlikely places.
For Calgarian entrepreneur John Ross, 22, the idea for his T-shirt company, Alberta Branded, came on the drive home from his cabin in British Columbia. And what started as a brainstorming session between friends quickly turned into a viable business.
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A sincere Thank You to our last meeting's leaders!… Marc Bowers (St. Louis Makes, Inventors Association of STL), Gary Kellmann (KDK Technologies, Inventors Association of STL), and Serge Traylor of /ˈekwədē/ for their interesting and inspiring presentation, "Key Tips to Help Grow Profits in Your Startup Business!". This was a terrific discussion led by three well-known heavy-hitters in St. Louis's … Read More →
We hope to see you at the next meeting of the Inventors' Association of St. Louis — Thursday, May 5, 2016! This presentation will be led by the St. Louis Inventors Association directors Gary Kellmann and Marc Bowers, who will explore the research and preparation needed to grow sales via a well thought-out strategic approach … Read More →


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Cities require a market based interpretation of the value of residential plots for both apartment buildings and terraced houses for transaction and leasing purposes. Especially the compliance with EU rules on State aid requires a third party appraisal of plot value.Due to the limited amount of plot transactions, market data was used from apartment transactions. Geographic information was added and regression analysis was applied to model the data. Newsec derived the value of a plot as a portion of an apartment's value.
The result in this case was a pricing zone map of all apartment building and terraced house plots within the area covered by city planning in Helsinki, Espoo, Vantaa, Tampere, Turku, Oulu, Porvoo, Jyväskylä, Hämeenlinna, Seinäjoki and Vaasa. In Pori, the pricing zone map consists of only plots for detached residential houses.
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Donate Now
You can now donate to the Quaboag Quacumquasit Lake Association directly through this website. Credit cards, debit cards, and PayPal are accepted. Just push this button ... and thanks!
Luminaria Night Saturday, September 1
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Luminaria Night Saturday September 1st. Light up your boats and docks! End of Summer fun.
Minutes of July 24 Board Meeting
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April 2018 QQLA Newsletter
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Public meeting about the Spencer Waste Water Treatment Plant, winter photo contest results, hearing about the new bridge construction, and more.
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2018 QQLA Photo Contest Results
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Our most successful contest yet, if measured by the 46 photos entered - over a dozen more than the previously.
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QQLA 2017 Year in Review
(Posted 2/9/18)
The Lake Association was busy in 2017. Here's a PDF review of the year, with plenty of photos. Enjoy!
2017 Fund Raiser
(Posted 11/2/17)
A letter from QQLA Finance Chairman Bill Seabourne regarding weed control, efforts to press for tighter regulations of the Spencer Waste Water Treatment Plant, flow barrier information and more.
Spencer Waste Water Treatment Plant
(Posted 4/5/18)
On March 2 there was a public hearing about the SWWTP regarding the plant permit. The QQLA was represented by several members of the Board of Directors, other members and friends. In addition, the attorney retained by the QQLA for this purpose, Jamie Vander Salm, Esq. was present. The EPA and several employees of the town of Spencer also attended.
More about the Public Hearing >
More about the Spencer Waste Water Treatment Plant >
A Discussion of Lake Levels
(Posted 5/25/17)
Lake Quaboag (North Pond) is a natural body of water, with no dam or other level control device. Approximately 75-80 sq mi of watershed contribute runoff to the lake, but rain takes many hours to trickle down. Quaboag crests about 48 – 54 hours after a strong rain event. We've noticed that the lake rises about 6" for each 1" of rainfall – prior ground saturation can increase this ratio.
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Click here for a PDF of the May, 2017 QQLA newsletter.
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QQLA is a volunteer, non-profit organization of nearly 200 member families dedicated to preserving and protecting the quality of our two lakes (Quaboag and Quacumquasit are better known as North and South Ponds, and are located in Brookfield, East Brookfield and Sturbridge Massachusetts) and the surrounding watershed through the promotion of responsible, effective environmental policies.
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Maintain healthy lake environment and water quality though regular water testing.
* Monitor for invasive vegetation species, algae, and phosphorus and other pollutants.
* Use best practices to manage water quality issues.
* Educate the lake community on best environmental practices.
* Communicate and coordinate our activities with the three towns, Brookfield, East Brookfield and Sturbridge and the Mass DEP.
* Foster and encourage a sense of community for QQLA members.
* Monitor water flow direction.
* Participate with East Brookfield in the operation of the flow barrier to prevent high water backflow into South Pond.
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That was definitely this weekend for us. I have never been a huge fan of Valentine's day and here they don't celebrate it nearly as much as we do so Carles wasn't too bothered by it either. After both of us throwing some last minute ideas together; it really ended up being such a nice, relaxing Valentine's day weekend.
Friday started with me Pinteresting 7 gazillion "winter sangria recipes". After narrowing it down to
about 10 1, I set off for the grocery store in search of red wine, cinnamon sticks, fruit, and sprite. After mixing that a few other random juices I already had in the fridge, it actually turned out delicious! Carles (who isn't the biggest fan of wine/sangria was even asking for 2nds and 3rds!)
Saturday we woke up and got ready to head to Flax & Kale which is an amazing vegetarian restaurant that I have been stalking on Instagram and various food blogs for weeks now. I was literally SO excited to finally be going there after reading their menu and looking at pictures of all their dishes for so long.
Let me just say.. It did not disappoint. When we left, Carles actually said "let's make it a point to come here once a week".... SAY WHAT?!?!? This is the guy who usually rolls his eyes when I tell him I heard about a new vegan or organic restaurant or juice bar. I am the HAPPIEST! I can't wait to go back and try more of their yummy raw/ vegan/ gluten free/ organic/ vegetarian dishes and fresh juices. Not to mention... The ambience inside is just as amazing!
For an appetizer we ordered salmon sashimi toast which was incredible.
For our main course we decided on the "Spaghettini PBGF" which was a plant-based gluten free spaghettini made with rice and seasoned with various herbs, leek, chile velouté, and coriander. SO good!
For "desert" I ordered the Açai bowl which was equally as amazing as everything else.
To drink, of course we had to order some of their fresh cold-pressed juices which they are famous for.
Can you guess who ordered what?
I went for the "Vegan Vampire" which included pear, beetroot, carrot, pineapple, orange, lemon, and ginger and was so tasty! Carles fell in love with the "Green Slim Fit" which had apple, fennel, celery, arugula, parsley, ginger, and lemon inside.
We each ordered 2 juices to go.. Carles got 2 "Green Slim fits" and I chose two different ones and they were both tasty and oh so healthy!
As I mentioned earlier, the ambiance inside is vibrant, modern, open, and so unique making the whole experience amazing. I wish I would have taken some pictures of the actual dining area but instead I just got this one... :)
Flax & Kale also has a "sister" restaurant called Teresa Carles which obviously I can't wait to try out as well. It is so refreshing knowing you are putting such healthy things inside your body and another one of the best parts about the restaurant- it isn't overpriced. We were very pleased with all of the prices considering the quality of the food you are getting. You really can't beat it!
After our fabulous brunch, we walked around the city and spent the rest of the evening watching Netflix and relaxing. Sunday we took a little adventure to one of my new absolute favorite places in Barcelona that I will share with you tomorrow! If you have seen my Facebook, you got a sneak peek :)
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Valley Christian High School in San Jose will be hosting the NorCal mirror of ACF Fall for HS teams on Sunday, November 5th, 2017 (global announcement: http://www.hsquizbowl.org/forums/viewto ... =8&t=20229). We will have registration begin at 8:30AM and we plan to start promptly at 9 AM. The field cap for this tournament is 12 teams.
Base fee: $135
Buzzer: -$5/functional system
Staffers: -$10/staffer
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From April 2014 we will be changing the way we manage patients with long term health conditions. Patients who have conditions such as diabetes, asthma, COPD, hypothyroidism, cardiovascular disease or high blood pressure will have a single review for all their long term medical problems each year in the month of their birthday . This will reduce the number of visits patients have to make to have their long term conditions monitored which we hope will be much more convenient. We would encourage you to contact the practice around the time of your birthday to book a Birthday Review appointment if this applies to you.
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Outdoor Festival 2018
August 10 2018
This is a FREE fun-fuelled adventure day organised by us and supported by volunteers from outdoor clubs, finished off with a FREE BBQ. BOOK NOW to secure your place.
Full details available here
Colwyn Bay Surf Lifesaving Club
August 10 2018
Large crowds have hit the beach for the first sessions launching Colwyn Bay's first ever Surf Lifesaving Club.
Participants gathered at Colwyn Bay Watersports last Thursday (August 2nd), for the first session to learn about volunteering opportunities the club would offer and how to get involved.
Read more about the story here
August 10 2018
Dyffryn Conwy Surf Club was born out of a partnership between the community, local charity The Outdoor Partnership, Conwy County Borough Council and Surf Snowdonia. The aim was to create a community-centred club that would offer low cost surf coaching to North Wales kids who might not otherwise be able to access it.
Read more about their story here
Respect the Mountains
August 10 2018
Snowdonia's Young Rangers recently helped to pick up litter on the Llanberis Path as part of the UIAA Respect our Mountains project. To finish off a great day they had a taste of paddle-boarding on Llyn Padarn. Thank you for your hard work and to the Outdoor Partnership!
Lligwy Beach Activity Day
August 08 2018
Lligwy Beach Cafe will host a fun filled day of activities for all the family in celebration of Visit Wales' Year of the Sea.
There will be a range of activities on offer including a sea swim, paddlingn biking and RNLI displays.
If you'd rather watch, you could soak up the atmosphere in the beach side tipi where there will be refreshments on offer throughout the day aswell as live music from 3pm onwards!
For further information, please contact Ceri on firstname.lastname@example.com.
Inclusive Adventure Festival breaks barriers!
July 13 2018
More than 300 children and young people and staff from 7 SEN Schools across North Wales attended the festival.
Activities during the week included cycling, climbing and rowing.
Co-ordinator Bethan Davies of Outdoor Partnerships said:
"The aim of the festival was to enable disabled children and young people to take part in activities they normally wouldn't get the opportunity to do due to various barriers. Each activity was modified to suit each individual to ensure as many could take part as possible"
(Pictured Right) "Lexie test drives, with a bit of help from her father, a specially adapted bike for wheelchair users at the North Wales Special Educational Needs Outdoor Activity Festival held at Ysgol y Gogarth last week.
The festival is part of the Outdoor Partnership's Inclusive Adventure programme and was made possible thanks to Big Lottery Funding with support from Anglesey, Conwy & Gwynedd Councils, Welsh Cycling and Disability Sport Wales Regional Officers. Thanks must also go to Ysgol y Gogarth for hosting the festival, enabling us to provide a range of activities on one site. Conwy Rural Leisure team were also an integral part of the smooth running of the festival through taking care of the biking activity along with adapted bikes kindly borrowed from Conwy Free Wheelers Club who are based at Eirias Park.
For more information about the Inclusive Adventure programme and other initiatives the Outdoor Partnership are involved with visit www.outdoorpartnership.co.uk.
Give it a go! Using the Welsh Language in Sport
June 28 2018
It doesn't matter if you're fluent, a learner or just know a few Welsh words, in this module created by the Welsh Language Commissioner, Sport Wales, clubs and sports governing bodies, you'll be introduced to the benefits of using the Welsh language in your sports club.
Click here to visit the module
Club review: Trefriw Walkers are Welcome
June 28 2018
The local community group in Trefriw meet regularly for various organised walks within the region.
The walking group is the lead organiser for the annual Trefriw Walking Festival and were awarded the Walkers are Welcome accreditation in Autumn 2014, an accolade given to towns and villages "with something special to offer walkers". Trefriw is the only village in the Snowdonia National Park to have such status. Hence we are now Trefriw Walkers are Welcome.
The group is heavily involved with the festival with many of its volunteer walk leaders leading walk across the festival period and are also involved with all other administration needed from marketing and publicity, to fund-raising and maintaining the website, to dealing with insurance and undertaking risk assessments, and much more!!
Volunteer of the Month - June 2018
June 25 2018
Gill Scheltinga is the Chairperson of Trefriw Walking Festival, and was responsible in 2013 for the establishment of this now annual event.
For the first two years the Festival was run under the auspices of Cerdded Conwy Walks, but since 2015 it has been organised and run totally independently. Gill, as the driving force, is now supported by a committee, an enthusiastic and talented team of volunteers who likewise all live in Trefriw.
In 2014 Gill oversaw the awarding of Walkers are Welcome status to the village (Trefriw is the only village in Snowdonia to hold this accreditation) and under this banner she also reintroduced the Trefriw Mill Race - an 11-mile fell race - to the village after an absence of some decades.
Under Gill's enthusiastic leadership the Walking Festival continues to go from strength to strength, and is now considered to be Snowdonia's premier walking event; in May 2018 some 250 walkers attended 20 walks during the three-day event, which some regulars described as the best festival to date.
Volunteer of the Month: April 2018 - Pete Rainford
May 11 2018
Pete Rainford Amlwch Canoe Club, he recently averted what could have become a potential incident at sea when he spotted two Sit On Kayak paddlers just off Amlwch, one of which had capsized and was unable to get back on his board.
Pete had just returned from a sea kayaking trip with the Club and used his VHF radio to summon assistance from local fishing boat which operates out of Amlwch. The kayaker was suffering from the onset of hypothermia, the sea temperature on the day was cold as Amlwch Canoe Club can testify as at the end of their trip they practiced deep water re-entries.
He did receive the award a number of years ago for all the work he did putting the Club equipment together as he is our Equipment Officer.
Skiing adventure for North Wales pupils
May 09 2018
Following its the success of a 2017 trip with 6 pupils taking part in the first Anglesey Junior Schools Alpine Ski Course, this March we had 11 pupils make their weeks residential visit to Torgon, Switzerland with The Ski Company, supported by the Local Authority's Outdoor Development Officer, Ceri Jones, and Anglesey Adventure Club Leader and Alpine Ski Course Leader, Jamie Holding.
The Alpine Ski Course is open to all Anglesey Junior Schools Years 5 and 6.
In preparation for the trip the group attended weekly lessons at Llandudno Ski Centre, as well as a visit to the Chill Factore for a 2hr lesson.
Ysgol Cybi, Holyhead, supported by the Head Teach, Mr Roberts, Assistant Head Miss Grieves, the school governors, and parents, saw 8 pupils spend a week at the Goldtest Centre, overlooking the Rhone Valley, on the edge of the Ported du Soleil network, the biggest interlinked international ski area in the world. The group were accompanied by one pupil from Caergeiliog and two pupils from Ysgol San Siôr, Llandudno, made them a group of 11.
Whilst the ski course is based around skiing, with 30 hours over the week at ski school, the learning objectives for the young people are much greater.
During their stay the group were visited by Wales's number 1 Giant Slalom and Slalom skier, Zac Pierce. Zac has raced for Great Britain and took time out from his training to say hello to the group.
One parent said "I was very nervous as a parent it was my daughters 1st big holiday without us, I needn't of worried my daughter was well looked after and had a trip she will never forget, she has returned more confident and can't wait to go again."
Another parent also said 'The health benefits are well documented, but the children also benefitted in other ways from their trip. There has been a marked change in our sons self confidence and self-esteem since returning, and he is much more resilient in facing challenges than he may have been previously'
Ceri Jones, Anglesey Outdoor Activities Development officer explained "This is the second year that Anglesey Junior Schools have been invited to take part in the Junior Schools Alpine Ski Course. It was great to see the children learn new skills and make the most of the opportunities available to them, both on and off the slopes. I am hoping that more Anglesey schools will be involved in the 2019 Course with more Anglesey children taking part and benefitting from the experience."
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Volunteer of the Month: March 2018
April 24 2018
Volunteer of the Month for March is John Smith of Merioneth Yacht Club for his dedication in re-shaping the aims of Merioneth Yacht Club as they evolve from traditional yachting to other forms of water based activity.
This involved helping to develop new disciplines such as kayaking and encouraging further developments in existing activities like celtic rowing and dinghy sailing.
John along with other volunteers, has supported the development of local events like the Open Water Swim part of the Barmouth 'Hurly Burly' for the 2nd year in 2018, and not forgetting the Mawddach Paddlefest which he helped save from closure a couple of years ago, and is now in its 6th. or 7th. Year!
John has also helped to re-model the Three Peaks Yacht Race this year, as well as helping to set up a possible Life Saving Club as a co-operative effort between MYC, RNLI, Harlech Pool and SLSSW.
He was also responsible for writing the initial grant applications, and the setting up of the Barmouth Harbour community pontoon, John is an active member of the Viaduct Access Group trying to get a new active travel route from Barmouth to the coastal path over the Mawddach - which will enable recreational and sporting events like walking, running and cycling for able bodied and those with additional or assisted needs to access local routes.
Consultation: A draft vision for sport in Wales
April 05 2018
The consultation is seeking views on a proposed vision for sport in Wales. This consultation will close at 5pm on the April 30th 2018.
Visit the website for full details
Whatever your adventure this Easter, be Adventure Smart: Make your good day better
March 22 2018
The Easter holidays are upon us and come rain or shine people will be heading off for adventures in the great Welsh outdoors! With the launch today of a new pan-Wales campaign we are calling on people to 'Be Adventure Smart'. Whatever your activity, a few simple things to consider will help your day stay great and ensure that, at the end of the day, you travel home safely, looking forward to your next adventure.
The new website, AdventureSmartWales.com, provides you with all the essential information you need to get outdoors, confident that you have prepared for a great day. Ask yourself three simple questions before you set off:
- Do I have the right gear?
- Do I know what the weather will be like?
- Am I confident I have the knowledge and skills for the day?
From the weather forecast, time of sunset, tide times and lots more practical advice AdventureSmartWales.com will give you the answers you need. You can also check out our three new short films showcasing the wealth of adventures to be had in Wales, highlighting how to be kitted up and in the know to be safe!
If you run a tourism business in Wales we need your help to encourage your customers to enjoy the great Welsh outdoors safely. We have provided a suite of resources and ideas ready for you to use, so please check out our Adventure Smart Wales Toolkit for Businesses
(www.adventuresmartwales.com/toolkit/) and let's get people out enjoying our coast and countryside!
New Outdoor Partnership membership packages for 2018
March 09 2018
The Outdoor Partnership have offered great value and beneficial membership packages for many years, offering its members subsidised coach education, training, mentoring opportunities, advice on funding, offers at local retails and general advice on club structure.
We are currently in the progress of introducing a new membership structure which will include the opportunity for individuals to become members of the charity while clubs have a choice of three levels of packages with a variety of benefits.
For further information on how you can have your say on policy and best practice in outdoor activities in North Wales and want to help raise the profile of outdoor activity opportunities in the region as a Corporate, Voluntary Group or Individual member, click here.
For club membership information, click here.
Volunteer of the Month: February 2017 - Judy Cooper
February 28 2018
Volunteer of the Month for February is Judy Cooper of Clwb Padlo Dysynni. The modest volunteer from the Tywyn area feels a little uncomfortable receiving the award, as she believes that she is very much part of a team of volunteers, that she is very proud to be involved with.
Having said that, the once popular Clwb Padlo Dysynni's last remaining volunteer coach sadly passed away recently, and following a meeting with the remaining few members about the future of the club, it was Judy that got in touch to resurrect the club. Pulling together people to coach and a committee to govern the club, seeking guidance from the Outdoor Partnership, and trying to source funding, amongst many other roles.
With the help of other volunteers, here are some achievements to date;
• Created new committee
• Developed and updated new policies
• Increased the membership to 27 with a waiting list
• Regular weekly pool sessions October to April ,then weekly outside sessions for the rest of the year
• Developing the paddle power scheme within the club
• Developing the club assistant scheme
• Completed many grant applications for funding , attended meetings ,chasing local council for funding and a clubhouse area.
• Chasing and sourcing equipment ,begged and borrowed
• Trying to increase their pool of coaches
• Developing access arrangements for our outside venues.
• Creating a calendar of events i.e. canoe camp
Every club needs a constant steady focal presence; I guess Judy is that person.
Judy said, "I look forward to suggesting other people for this award in the future, it's been a busy year but we've had great support especially the committee members and the coaches.
We are very fortunate to have a group of amazing young people and supportive parents"
Wales Outdoor Activity Clubs Survey 2018
February 21 2018
The Outdoor Partnership are beginning a wide ranging outdoor activity research project in Wales in collaboration with Bangor University and with the support of National Governing Bodies. The aim of the research is to build on our current understanding of participation in and provision of outdoor activities, to identify areas for improvement and to disseminate recommendations.
This research is made up of several parts. A review of existing research on practises, interventions and health-benefits from the outdoor activity sector in Wales and further afield. A survey component, where secondary schools, outdoor activity clubs and providers in Wales are consulted to identify positive interventions, needs and gaps in the sector. From these findings, a series of case studies will be set up to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying issues identified.
How can you help?
If you are involved with an outdoor activity club in Wales that hasn't been contacted concerning this research you can follow the links below to the survey in Welsh or English. The results from this outdoor activity clubs questionnaire will be particularly important for building a needs-assessment and gap-analysis for different regions in Wales, as well as helping us understand how we can best support clubs moving into the future.
Wales outdoor activity clubs survey
Volunteer Wardens needed
February 19 2018
Snowdonia National Park will again this year be running an exciting project offering opportunities to volunteer on Wales' highest mountain!
The Snowdonia National Park Authority will be looking to add new volunteers to the Snowdon Volunteer Warden team. Team members will offer a friendly and approachable public face for visitors to Snowdon's busiest paths, summit and car parks. The role will include providing information, advice and reassurance on route choice and safety on the mountain; keeping the busiest paths free of litter and carrying out basic footpath maintenance work.
This year there will also be opportunities to give advice to walkers on our new 'information van' at the foot of some of Snowdon's footpaths.
Closing Date: 9th of March, 2018
Inclusive Skiing and Climbing opportunities for Anglesey's disabled young people.
February 15 2018
Disability skiing lessons have been happening at Llandudno Ski Centre, and climbing at Indy Climbing Wall, Llanfair PG. Sessions have been funded by the Isle of Anglesey Activities for People with Disabilities Small Grants Fund.
Disability ski lessons have been running on a Friday afternoon, with the Cymell day care centre taking part in a 10 week skiing course.
10 adults with learning disabilities spend the afternoon at the centre, with support worker also joining in the weekly lesson. The group are progressing well.
Also young people from Ysgol Y Bont have been having indoor climbing session at the Indy Climbing Wall. 12 pupils from Ysgol Y Bont are taking part in weekly climbing session. The team of 12 are taking part in the North Wales Schools Bouldering Competitions.
If you want to find out more about inclusive sessions or other outdoor activities on Anglesey, contact Ceri Jones, Anglesey Outdoor Activity Development Officer
Volunteer of the Month January 2018: Stephen Weake - Cycle Power Adaptive Cycling Club
February 05 2018
Steve has been a key member of the planning and creation of the accessible cycling hub in Gwynedd with previous experience in working on similar accessible cycling projects in England.
He has then been a instrumental part in forming Cycle Power Adaptive Cycling Club in Plas Menai. He has a passion for cycling and is present at every club session whether it be leading rides or maintaining the fleet of bikes.
With the support from the Outdoor Partnersship, Gwynedd Council and Disability Sport Wales, Steve has been able to build the clubs membership and recruit new volunteers.
If you'd like more information about Cycle Power Adaptive Cycling Club or are interested in joining Steve as a volunteer at the club, contact Steve on email@example.com
Re-establishment of Moelfre Rowing club
February 05 2018
During 2017 several former members and a number of new rowers were busy re-establishing the club at Moelfre, Anglesey. The club has not been in active for some years, but with the support of the Beaumaris club, the old equipment were gathered together, a new website was established, a new dolly was built for the boat and through the support of a Community Chest grant, a new cover was also purchased.
The club rows every week from Traeth Bychan between Moelfre and Benllech.
It is a fantastic location for watersports due to the shelter from south westerly winds.
With the lifeboat station and village museum, the maritime tradition is strong. Nearby Dulas and Moefre islands provide an array of interesting wildlife.
Group coastal trips around the whole island were organised during the last year, and this year's aim is to focus on the western coast to complete a circular journey.
Members come from all walks of life but many have connections to the hospital in Bangor.
New members are also welcome. It's a great way to keep fit and healthy in the outdoors.
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CLUB NEWS: Breeze Coed y Brenin
January 30 2018
Based in the Dolgellau area, Breeze Coed y Brenin is a Mountain Biking group for women and hold regular rides to suit all abilities.
The group has been running for around 20 months and has proved successful in encouraging women to participate in cycling.
The hub was possible with the close partnership and support with partners like Beics Brenin, Outdoor Partnership and NRW.
Funding from the Outdoor Partnership has enabled the group to train many individuals to deliver and lead cycle outings.
Recently the group has appointed Becky Nokes to be the new North Wales MTB Hub Co-ordinator
Becky is an experienced Mountain Biker and will play a key part in the growth of our women's hub at Coed y Brenin. Becky will be increasing the number of ride opportunities, plus organising bike maintenance workshops, First Aid and other useful MTB related courses.
Becky explains "Cycling can make so much difference to lives in so many ways. I'm so grateful to have the opportunity to help develop the group here at Coed y Brenin and, alongside Gaynor, help provide support, encouragement and a chance to learn new skills to any ladies who join us."
The group is seeing a real demand for both beginners and intermediate coaching sessions and rides.
Becky is currently undertaking her L2 coaching course and will be looking to run women's only coaching sessions and rides.
With the success of the 2017 Temtiwr women's only event, planning is now underway to make the 2018 event even bigger. We are working with local partners to deliver a weekend packed full of activities for women.
Keep an eye on our website and social media for information on events and cycle rides.
If you would like to know more about the Breeze project in your area, contact Becky on firstname.lastname@example.com or 07971 825225
To find out more about regional cycling development and opportunities, contact Gaynor Davis Women and Girls Development Officer North Wales on firstname.lastname@example.com 07710 022670
Anglesey Schools Bouldering Competition
January 23 2018
We are looking for volunteers to help at The Anglesey Schools Bouldering Competition, Indy Climbing Wall, Llanfairpwll, on Tuesday 6th February 2018.
The Competition will see 20 teams compete for their space in the North Wales Schools Bouldering Final on Wednesday 28th February.
We are looking for volunteers to help on Tuesday 6th February at the Indy Climbing Wall. 9.30am to 2pm. Please let me know if you are able to help. Your support is very much appreciated.
Please can I ask that you share this email with anyone who might be interested in volunteering on the day.
If you would like any further information please do not hesitate to contact myself.
The Final will be held at the Indy Climbing Wall, Llanfairpwll, Wednesday 28th February, 10am to 2pm. If you are available to help again at the Final please let me know.
Walking Higher starting March 2018
January 21 2018
Our new programme for individuals over 25 who are unemployed in Gwynedd, Conwy and Anglesey
Keep shopping at Co-op! Every penny helps
January 14 2018
We have some exciting news for you! The Outdoor Partnership's inclusive adventure programme is a registered Co-op cause. We want to establish sustainable outdoor activity opportunities for disabled children and young people and their carers and families.
What does this mean?
Every time you shop at the Co-op a share of 1% of your spend will go towards projects in your area.
You can also register your co-op membership account so that the complete 1% of the share goes direct to the Outdoor Partnership
Its only a few simple steps, If you are already a member, all you need is your membership card and follow the onscreen instructions.
(updated 14/01/2018)
Current Balance raised is £21.02
Not yet a member?
Visit your local store or register online for only £1. The benefit is that you also get 5% back on Co-op branded products
More information here
Volunteer of the month October 2017: Judy Clarke, Colwyn Canoe Club
November 12 2017
Judy has been a member of Colwyn Canoe Club for 6 years. She is an active volunteer and has a passion for Sea Paddling. She has recently been working alongside OP mentors to develop new volunteers for the club.
This year she has gained BCU 3 star Sea and Paddlesport leader award qualifications. Working towards Sea Leader award (the old 4 star sea) .
She has also been trying to encourage women to get out sea paddling.
Volunteer of the month May - Manja Ingle -North Wales Snowsport Club
June 02 2017
Manja has worked tirelessly for 18 months with the NWSSC. She has the unenviable task of finding and organizing instructors for all club sessions. She is usually the commentator for the races and sorts paperwork
Manja is on hand to help with most club sessions and is ensures that queries, bookings and phone calls to the club get answered. A well-deserved volunteer of the Month at the end of a busy ski season for the club
Volunteer of the Month: May 2017 - Alan Williams
May 15 2017
Alan is one of the founder members of Clwb Mynydda Môn and was instrumental in its establishment. He has served as treasurer for the club since the beginning and it is in no small part because of his attention to detail in maintaining the club's finances and his success in securing grant funding that the club continues to flourish. Having been a keen climber in his youth, Alan has returned to climbing after a period away from the sport. He brings with him knowledge and experience and a calm style of encouraging less experienced members.
Volunteer of the Month: March 2017: Simon Owen
April 06 2017
Simon is a founder member of Conwy Sea Rowers. We received Community Club of the year 2 years ago and we have achieved Insport Silver.
Simon puts in a huge amount of effort and hours behind the scenes to ensure the club runs well and all rowers are safe and have fun out on the water.
Inclusivity is a major driving force and Simon has designed and made a unique set up to take para- rowers which has never been done before with the Celtic Longboats, this in addition to running all the weekly sessions. He is very selfless and will often drop out of races/sessions in order to cox or stand down so a rowing member can step in and have the experience.
Simon holds the post of Chairman and Saftety Officer within the club, organises sessions and delivers the necessary coaching along with all the preparation for sessions (moving boats/collating gear and people!) and of course the maintenance of the boats/trailers and equipment!
Volunteer of the Month: January 2017
March 15 2017
Wendy is a long-time member of Amlwch Canoe Club, she is always willing to help anyone and has frequently transported kayaks on the roof of her car for those that don't have a roof rack.
She volunteers to be the shuttle car driver even on trips that she is not paddling on.
Wendy supports all our meetings, pool sessions etc. she is always willing to learn new skills and is an integral member of Amlwch CC.
Volunteer of the Month: February 2017
March 07 2017
Simon is a founder member of Clwb Mynydda Mon on Anglesey. The club started after some climbing taster sessions and Simon was one of a small group who were keen to keep the club going. The club is affiliated to the BMC and offers weekly indoor climbing sessions and regular outdoor trips and events. Simon is a club committee member, holds his Climbing Wall Award (CWA) and is currently working towards his Single Pitch Award (SPA) and Mountain Leader Award (ML) so he can help introduce new members to the activities.


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Writers need lots of tools, including pen and paper, a computer and printer. However, an English handbook is often overlooked. Lacking the technological appeal of surfing every five minutes, it seems archaic. Writers who lived in the dark ages of the 50s and 60s can attest that every college freshman was required to buy a thin paperback issue that was worn to a shred by the time the senior year arrived. Freshmen are required to purchase a handbook, but they usually relegate it to a permanently unused status.
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Another avalanche closed parts of south-central Alaska's main highway, soon after officials had cleared the road of remnants from ice slides earlier this week.
The highway had been open for only a few hours when the latest avalanche hit on Friday night. There was no immediate word of anyone in danger.
A 70-mile stretch of the Seward Highway, from Anchorage south to the junction leading to the small village of Hope, was opened on Friday, temporarily liberating Kenai Peninsula communities that had been trapped for days by avalanches. The highway connects the peninsula with the rest of the state.
The latest avalanche closed a section of highway from the ski resort town of Girdwood, about 30 miles southeast of Anchorage, to the junction. A 35-mile stretch south of Hope remained closed because of the risk of new avalanches.
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''If it starts snowing again, it could start all over again,'' Murph O'Brien, a spokesman for the state Department of Transportation, said.
Mr. O'Brien said state crews were using explosives for controlled avalanches to bring down threatening ledges of snow that had built up during a succession of storms this week.
Many who had been stuck in Girdwood since Monday, when the avalanches began, wasted little time hitting the road. Others were a bit more cautious.
''We're not so sure we want to risk it,'' Tasha Stinson of Girdwood said of the 40-mile drive to Anchorage. ''We don't want to be buried.''
At least one person has been killed by the avalanches, which started on Monday, and Gov. Tony Knowles has asked the Clinton administration to declare the region a disaster area.
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The National Research Council has released a report at Congress' behest that finds several problems in the U.S. Army's environmental impact statement for its expansion of Fort Detrick's bicontainment laboratories.
According to the report, current safety procedures and regulations at Fort Detrick, located in Frederick, Maryland, meet or exceed accepted standards. This, the report says, gives the committee responsible for the report confidence that workers and the public will be appropriately protected.
Public meetings were held by the National Research Council as a means of gathering information from officials at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases as well as contractors involved in the development of its environmental impact statement.
The committee also gathered information from Fort Detrick emergency personnel, the Frederick County Board of Commissioners and members of the local community. Officials with the Frederick Memorial Hospital and Frederick County's emergency management and health departments also spoke to the committee.
The original environmental impact statement estimated the potential effects of potential mishaps at the new facilities, though the committee could not verify the estimates, which stated that such an event would create insignificant ground concentrations in the surround environment and wouldn't pose a hazard to the nearby community.
Data supporting the estimated effects was lacking, missing or not transparent, the committee said. Further, the committee's calculations showed the potential for higher exposure in the surrounding area and could pose a health risk.
The environmental impact statement also failed to adequately document or characterize individual risk of exposure or infection. it also failed to consider potential exposures to workers and others on the base.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Monday it is possible that the White House will have an answer this week as to whether there are tapes of conservations between President Donald Trump and former FBI Director James Comey.
Spicer told reporters at an off-camera, no-audio briefing that the White House might have answers on whether the tapes exist.
"It's possible we will have an answer to that at the end of the week," Spicer said, according to CNN reporter Jim Acosta.
A few days after Trump fired Comey last month, the president tweeted that Comey better "hope" there are no tapes of their conversations.
James Comey better hope that there are no "tapes" of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press!
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The president's tweet prompted reporters to ask Trump and his administration if there were tapes. In a press conference in the White House Rose Garden earlier this month, Trump assured reporters that he would tell them about the tapes in a "very short period of time."
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Global Power Announces Sale of Mechanical Solutions
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Innova, formerly ATCO Emissions Management, is a full service
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