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Place of Publication: St George's Grenada Publication Date: May 10, 1958 Frequency: weeklyregular Subjects Subject: Politics and government -- Grenada ( lcsh ) Genre: government publication (state, provincial, terriorial, dependent) ( marcgt )periodical ( marcgt ) Spatial Coverage: Grenada Notes Dates or Sequential Designation: v. 1- 1883- General Note: Includes supplements consisting of bills, ordinances, statutory rules & orders, etc. Record Information Bibliographic ID: UF00076858 Volume ID: VID00389 Source Institution: University of Florida Holding Location: University of Florida Rights Management: All rights reserved by the source institution and holding location. Resource Identifier: ltuf - ABP7269oclc - 01508738alephbibnum - 000271428 Full Text 20 --- :. 3 ^B8 \^s^ GRENADA. Government Gazette. p ubisb c b untboritA. VOL. 76.] SAINT GEORGE'S, SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1958. [No. 33. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. APPOINTMENT. No. 142. R. ETHELBERT BRUNO has been appointed as Class 1 Bailiff, Magistrate's Office, Western District, with effect from 5th April, 1958. 10th May, 1958. P.F. 745. VACATION LEAVE. No. 143. MRS. KATHLEEN GIBBS, Office Superintendent, Medical Department, has been granted 180 days' vacation leave with effect from 1st May, 1958. 10th May, 1958. P.F. 824. No. 144. MR. J. N. BAIN, Class II Clerk, Treasury and Customs Department, has been granted 180 days' vacation leave with effect from 1st May, 1958. 10th May, 1958. P.F. 541. No. 145. MR. ASHLEY TAYLOR, Class I Clerk, Govern- ment Office, has been granted the following periods of leave with effect from 7th May, 1958, for purposes of study : 236 days' vacation leave 365 days' half-pay leave. 10th May, 1953. P.P. 536. ad Ole No. 146. MISS PANSY ROWLEY, Social Worker, has been granted 180 days vacation leave with effect from 15th May, 1958. 10th May, 1958. P.F. 684. No. 147. CONSEQUENT on the grant ot 180 days' vacation leave to Miss PANSY ROWLEY, Social Worker, Mr. C. W. FRANCIS, Community Develop- ment Officer, will attend to urgent matters pertain- ing to the office of the Social Worker with effect from 15th May, 1958. 10th May 1958. P.F. 904. ACTING APPOINTMENT. No. 148. ONSEQUENT on the grant of vacation leave S to Mrs. KATHLEEN GIBES, Office Superinten- dent, Medical Department, Miss UNA MILNE, Class I Clerk, General Post Office, has been appointed to act as Office Superintendent, Medical Department, with effect from 1st May, 1958. 10th May, 1958. P.F. 128. No. 149. HIS Honour the Administrator directs publication of the following Imperial Legislation with this issue of the Gazette:- The Merchant Shipping (Foreign Deserters) (Federal Republic of Germany) Order, 1958. The Merchant Shipping (Foreign Deserters) (Italian Republic) Order, 1958. 10th May, 1958. GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 33.) No. 150. THE following document is circulated and forms part of this Gazette:- with S.H. & O. No. 23-The Aid to Pioneer Industries (Mc. Intyre Brothers Ltd.) (Remanufacture of worn Motor Vehicle Tyres) (Amendment) Order, 1958. By Command, F. A. PHILLIPS, Assistant Administrator. Government Office, 10th May, 1958. NOTICE. R., N. V. RAJKUMAR, Commissioner for India in The West Indies and British Guiana will arrive in Grenada on 13th May, 1958 and will remain until 17th May, 1958 when he will return to Trinidad. Dr. Rajkumar will be a guest at the Santa Maria Hotel where he can be contacted by anyone who would like to see him. 5th May, 1958. M.P. S. 1122. RICE. IT is hereby notified that the next general distribution of rice (Siam) will he made for one week commencing Wednesday, 14th May, and traders are requested to obtain their supplies during this period. WILLIAM G. DONELAN, Competent Authority. 10th May, 1958. DEPARTMENTAL NOTICES TREASURY. HE undermentioned articles forfeited for a breach of the Customs Ordinance on the 1st April, 1958, will be offered for sale by Public Auction at the Baggage Shed, St. George's, on 6th June, 1958:- 191 Bottles Mt. Gay Rum 1 Hand Cart. G. E. C. STANFORD, Financial Secretary. Treasury & Customs Department, St. George's. 15th April, 1958. THE MOrOR VEHICLES AND ROAD TRAFFIC ORDINANCE, 1938. Inspection of Motor Vehicles for the half-year ending 31st December, 1958. Regulation 22 of the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic Regulations, 1938. OWNERS of Public Service Vehicles (including Motor Omnibuses and Hiring Cars) Goods Vehicles and Trailers, are hereby notified that the half-yearly inspection of these vehicles will commence as follows:- St. George's Fire Station. Wednesday 4th June, 1958. Wednesday 11th June, 1958. Wednesday 18th June, 1958. Wednesday 55th June, 1958. from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p m. daily. Grenville Police Station. Monday 2nd June, 1958. Thursday 12th June, 1958. Thursday 19th June, 1958. Thursday 26th June, 1958. from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. daily. Sauteurs Police Station. Friday 6th June, 1958. Friday 13lh June, 1958. Friday 20th June, 1958. Friday 27th June, 1958. from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. daily. Gouyave Tolice Station. Monday 9th June, 1958. Monday 16th June, 1958. Monday 23rd June, 1958. Monday 30th June, 1958. from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. daily. Victoria Police Station. Tuesday 3rd June, 1958. Tuesday 10th June, 1958. Tuesday 17th June, 1958. Tuesday 24th June, 1958. from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. daily. Carriacou Police Station. From Monday 7th to Friday 11th July, 1958, from 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. daily. Owners of such vehicles are advised to pay inspection fees from now onwards at their respective District Revenue Offices and then approach the Inspector of Motor Vehicles at the Traffic Branch, New Fire Station, in advance with a view to effecting any alterations that may be necessary to comply with the provisions of the Motor Vehi- cles and Road Traffic Ordinance, 1938, and of the Regulations made thereunder. Vehicles must be presented in a thoroughly clean condition, and must have been recently overhauled. The body and wings, axle, chassis, frame, steering arms, springs, trackrods, brake connecticns, shackles, bolts, nuts, split pins, engine, engine shield and case, clutch, gearbox,. magneto 206 ~ ~ GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 33.) or coil, air filter, carburettor, and all working parts must be cleaned in order to admit of proper examination. Dust covers, if used, must be removed before presentation in order to admit of an examination being made in full. All split pins. etc., must be clearly exposed, also chasis and engine nu nbers. Drivers' seats must be securely fastened so that the driver can have proper control over the vehicle. Spot lights, musical horns and whistles are strictly prohibited. Each vehicle must have its tare and maximum gross weight painted in white figures not less than 21i inches in height upon a black ground in a conspicuous place on the right or offside of the vehicle. The Registered Identification marks on all vehicles must conform to provisions of Regulations 7, 8 and 9 and the Second Schedule to the Plegulations, No. 35 of 1938, and be in such a condition as to render each letter or figure readily distinguishable. The attention of owners of Motor Omnibuses and Goods Vehicles is specially directed to Regulation 23 (11) (a) regarding the position of front lamps. Spot lights will not be allowed except with the written approval of the Licensing Authority. The attention of the owners cf Hiring cars and Motor Omnibuses is directed to the Motoi Vehicles and Road Traffic ( amendment ) Regulations, No. 6 of 1944, as amended by the Motor Vehicles and Road Traffic (Amendment No. 2) Regulations, No. 70 of 1946 which require that printed copies of the Tariffs of Maximum Fares be displayed in such Vehicles. These are now available and may be purchased at the Treasury, St. Gecrge s, and at any District Revenue Office at 4 cents per copy. Vehicles which have been found by the Inspector to have defects must not be used on the roads until they have been issued with a Certificate, certifying that the vehicles may be duly licensed. G. E. C. STANFORD, Financial Secretary. Licensing Authority. 9th May, 19.8. NOTICE. THE Public is hereby notified that the Public Works Department with the temporary exception of Garage and Assistant Storekeeper's Office has been transferred t) Tanteen with effect from Thursday, 3rd April, 1958. C. B. BELIZAIRE, Director of Public Works. Public Works Department, St. George's, 11th April, 1958. NOTICE. THE public are reminded that the making or setting of bush fires without permit from the Department of Agriculture, constitutes an offence under Section 7 of Ordinance 1951. Land own- ers are asked to co-operate in the observance of the.law. Offenders will he prosecuted. G. A. SOUTHWELL, Acting Superintendent of Agriculture. 26th April, 1958. NOTICE. THE following articles have been seized for a breach of the Customs Ordinance on the 15th March, 1958: 1 Bag Onions 1 Empty Suitcase 1 Box containing-6 plates, 4 knives, 3 spoons, 4 forks, 20 Ibs. sugar, 1 Parcel contain- ing-1 tin Lactogen (21 lbs.), 7 bottles Canadian Heal- ing Oil, 1 bottle Phensic. 1 Bag containing-1 shirt, 3 pairs earrings 1 piece raw cloth, 1 pair shorts, 1 bodice, 1 Geom- etry Book, 1 Health Science and Physiology book, 1 comb, 2 pairs panties, 1 bodice, 1 pair shoes, 1 slip. 1 Package contain- ing-2 empty Sweet Bottles 2 Boxes Laundry Soap 1 Box Blue Cross Milk 1 Carton Nestle's Milk 1 Carton Orange Juice 1 Parcel contain- ing-7 lbs. sugar, 2 lbs. rice, 2 bars soap, 151b-package Robin Hood Flour, 14c. currency. 1 Box containing-1 bottle Cooking Oil, lib- tin Lidano Condensed Milk, 2 lbs. Sweets, 15 Ibs. Sugar. G. E. C. STANFORD, Financial Secretary, Treasury and Customs Department, St. George's, 20th March, 1958. NOTICE. 'Cambridge Examinations December, 1958. OTICE is hereby given that the above examin- ations will take place in December as usual. The Entry Forms must be returned duly com- pleted and accompanied by Treasury Receipts for the Fees on or before Saturday, 31st May, 1958. The Fees payable are: (a) For the School Certificate $16.20 for not more than three subjects $ 7.20 (b) For the Higher School Certificate approved School Candidates (full Entry) $19.20 Other entries (first unit) Each subsequent unit With a maximum fee of $ 4.80 $ 2.40 $21.60 207 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 33.) An entry fee of $3.60 is also required of all candidates. To these must be added the following local fees: (a) School Certificate $ 3.60 (b) Higher School Certificate $ 5.00 An additional fee of $2.40 must be paid by each candidate taking Science in any form (except Hygiene). This is a Scholarship year and all candidates for the Scholarship must take the Special Paper they are taking. No late entries will be accepted. 24th April, 1958. H. H. PILGRIM, Local Secretary. ANNOUNCEMENT. Department of Agriculture Distribution of Economic Plants for Planting 1959. PERSONS desirous of obtaining the following plants :-rooted cocoa cuttings, citrus, mango, avocado pear, coconut, coffee, and miscellaneous fruits, for planting in 1959, must apply on the forms provided for that purpose entitled, " Application Form For Plants Propagated For Distribution by the Department of Agriculture for Planting in 1959". Application forms must be forwarded to the Cocoa Agronomist, Mt. Horne Cocoa Station, St. Andrew's, on or before 30th June, 1958. Applications for plants received after the 30th June, 1958, will neither be acknowledged nor considered. Application forms can be obtained from the Agricultural Departmeht, Agricultural Stations and from members of the extension staff of the Department of Agriculture. G. A. SOUTHWELL, Superintendent of Agriculture. Evening Institute Classes THE following classes are to be resumed from May 5th, 1958, at the St. George's and St. Paul's Centres where new candidates can register at the following times: St. George's Housecratt Centre Tuesday 4.30-6.30 p.m. ... Dressmaking and Embroidery Wednesday 4.30-6.30 p.m. Cake Decoration Thursday 6.30-8.30 p.m. ... Housewife's Cookery Course. St. Paul's Housecraft Centre Monday 5.00-7.00 p.m. Tuesday 4.30- 6.30 p.m. Thursday 6.30- 8.30 p.m. Cake Decoration Dressmaking. Housewife's Cookery Course. COURT NOTICE. In The Supreme Court Of The Windward Islands And Leeward Islands (Grenada). I'\OTICE is hereby given that a Session of the I Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands at Grenada, in its Criminal Jurisdiction, will be held at the Court House, in the town of St. George's, on Monday the 2nd day of June 1958, at 9.'3 o'clock in the forenoon when and where all concerned and bound over to prose- cute or to give evidence or summoned as Jurors or Witnesses are required to give their personal at- tendance, and all officers who have taken Inquisi- tions, Depositions, Examinations, Recognizances or other papers cognizable by the Court are required to return the same without delay to this office. Dated this 21st day of April, 1958. CAROL W. J. BRISTOL, Chief Registrar, Supreme Court, Grenada. Registrar's Office, St. George's, Grenada, W.I. UNDER THE BOUNDARIES SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE. N pursuance of Section 21 (2) of the above Ordinance I hereby give notice that a copy of the diagram and report of Mr. Neville V. Rennie, Assistant Surveyor, P.W.D., of a survey made at the request of MARY JOSEPH, of a lot of land situate at Grenville Street in the town of Saint George, the Property of MARY JOSEPH has been lodged by the Director of Surveys in the office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands at Grenada. Dated the 3rd day of May, 1958. CAROL W. J. BRISTOL, Registrar of the Supreme Court. Registrar's Office, St. George's, Grenada, W.I. 5th May, 1958. UNDER THE BOUNDARIES SETTLEMENT ORDINANCE. IN pursuance of Section 21 (2) of the above Ordinance I hereby give notice that a copy of the diagram and report of Mr. NEVILLE V. RENNIE, Assistant Surveyor, P. W. D. of a survey made at the request of ORIELLY ROBERT ST. Louis, of a lot of land situate at Observatory in the parish of Saint Patrick, the property of ORIELLY ROBERT ST. Louis, has been lodged by the Director of Surveys in the Office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands at Grenada. Dated the 3rd day of May, 1958. CAROL W. J. BRISTOL, Registrar of the Supreme Court. Registrar's Office, St. George's, Grenada, W.I. 5th May, 1958. 208 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 33.) EASTERN CARIBBEAN FARM INSTITUTE TRINIDAD THE WEST INDIES. Principal. APPLICATIONS are invited for the post of Principal of the Eastern Caribbean Farm Institute, which is maintained by thirteen Govern- ments in the region to train the subordinate staffs of Departments of Agriculture and others in the practice and theory of agriculture at sub-University level. The Principal is a member of the Governing Body and the administrative and academic head of the Institute, charged with full responsibility for the training of sixty-four students (male) in residence, at present, for a period of twenty-one months: he has wide scope for initiative in pro- posing developments in this relatively new in- stitution. The 150 acre mixed farm has been established over the last five years as a self-supporting teach- ing unit and has a balance of money available to extend practical teaching facilities. The post is pensionable for personal and Widows' and Orphans' benefits under the Overseas Super- annuation Scheme administered by the Crown Agents for Overseas Governments and Adminis- trations, to which the Principal, if eligible for membership, contributes approximately 4% of basic salary, and the Institute 22%: if he is ineligible, an allowance is paid in lieu of pension rights. The salary offered, subject to consideration for upward revision n accordance with any recom- mendations which may be made for the Trinidad Government salary to which it is linked, is 1,450 (basic) plus 200 per annnm non-pensionable duty allowance, 50 per annum entertainment allowance, and mileage allowance for all official travelling. Comfortable self-contained furnished quarters are provided at 8% of salary subject to a maximum of 10. 8. 4 per month plus 5% per annum of the value of furniture supplied. Free approved passages for the Principal and his wife and children under the age of 18 years who are dependent upon him up to a maximum of five persons in all from his place of domicile or recruitment will be granted on appointment. Vacation leave at the rate of 45 days for each full year of service, with approved leave passages to a maximum of three full fares, if applicable, to place of normal domicile, are allowed after every two and a half years' residential service. Applications, giving full details of qualifications and experience, together with the names and addresses of three persons to whom reference may be made, should be addressed to the Senior Assis- tant Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Whitehall, Maraval, Trinidad, (who is acting on behalf of the Governing Body) to reach him no later than 3rd June, 1958. Vacant Post of Assistant Matron, Princess Margaret Hospital, Dominica. PPLICATIONS are invited from suitably S qualified persons for appointment to the vacant post of Assistant Matron, Princess Margaret Hospital, Dominica. The particulars of the post are as follows :- Appointment: On probation for a period of one year. Salary : The salary of the post is in the scale $1,656 x $72-$2,016 per annum, plus a pay addition of 20% of salary. Qualifications: The qualifications required are S.R.N. or experience of not less than 1 year's post-graduate Nursing in England. Duties: The duties will be assigned to the ofEcer by the Medical Officer-in-Charge to whom she will be directly responsible. She will also be required to assist the Matron, relieve her in her absence and perform such other duties as the Medical Officer-in.Charge may direct. Leave: Leave will be granted in accordance with local regulations. Quarters: Quarters are not provided. Applications giving full particulars of name, age, qualifications and experience accompanied by copies of two original testimonials should be addressed to the Administrator, Government Office, Dominica to reach him not later than 15th May, 1958. NOTICE. Grenada Co-operative Nutmeg Association. Effective from 14th January, 1957, Current Advances for Nutmegs and Mace are as follow: GRADES Green Nutmegs Dry do. Cracked Grinders Dried Whole Mace Dried Broken Mace Mace Pickings AdVtaces 25 Cents 38 do. 12 do. $1.20 60 Cents. 30 do. O. D. DOUGLAS, Secretary. Date fixed: 7th January 1957. 209 210 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 3;.) FACILITIES FOR TITLE ORDINANCE, 1956. FORM C. Notice of Application for Loan. TAKE NOTICE THAT the persons whose names appear hereunder claim to be respectively the owners in fee simple in possession of the land described and have applied to the Central Agricultural Rehabili- tation Committee, St. George's, Grenada, for a loan on security of a mortgage of the said land, and that it is proposed to accept such mortgage in reliance on the provisions of the abovementioned Ordinance. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT a representative of the Committee will attend on the land at the time and on the days shown for the purpose of viewing the land, checking the boundaries thereof and noting any objection or information pertaining to the title or boundaries that may be stated by any person :- Name and Address of Applicant. Robert Paul, Snug Corner P.O. St. George's Canute George, LaTaste, St. Patrick's Elias Noel, LaTaste, St. Patrick's 1 Irie Antoine, River Sallee, St. Patrick's. Elias Noel, La Taste, St. Patrick's Bernard George, Hermitage, St. Patrick's. Elias Noel, La Taste, St. Patrick's. Date of Application Description of Land. 20. 2. 58 A lot of land containing half acre and eight poles (J ac. 8 pis.) situate at Granton, St. George, bounded :- North by lands of Frederick Frank East by lands of Gerald Gooding South by lands of Clayton Frederick West by lands of Elie Sylvester 9. 4. 58 A lot of land containing two and three- quarter (21) acres situate at ilorence Mt., St. Patrick's, bounded:-- North by lands of Gco ge (Cyrus East by lands of Elias Noel and Irie Antoine South by lands of Lionel Fleming West by lands Matthew Edgar 9. 4. 58 A lot of land containing three (3) acres situate a; Florence Mt., St. Patrick's, bounded:- North & East by lands of Irie An oine South by lands of Joseph Hutchinson, St. John Sylvester & Lionel Fleming West by lands of Canute George 5. 4. 58. A lot of land containing two and three-quar- ter (2J) acres situate at Florence Mt., St. Patrick's, bounded :- North by lands of George Cyrus East by lands of Elizabeth Taylor South by lands of Joseph Hutchinson West by lands of Elias Noel 9. 4. 58. A lot of land containing one (1) acre situate at La Taste, St. Patrick's, bounded:- North by an allowed road East by lands of Barbsie John, South by lands of Rose Antoine, West by lands of George Sylvester. 14. 4. 58. A lot of land containing one (1) acre situate at Florence Mt., St. Patrick's, bounded: North by lands of Urias Lewis, East by a River, South by lands of Veronica Richard, West by lands of Claim Richard 9. 4. 58. A lot of lands containing one and a quarter (1l) acres situate at Tricolor, St. Patrick's, bounded:- North by lands of Lawrence Thumas, East by a Ravine, South by lands of Mahy Sylvan and Dougans Gairy, West by lands of Mrs. Henry Mark Time and Date of Inspection 9.00 a.m. on the 15th May, 1958 9.00 a.m. on the 14th May, 1958 9.00 a.m. on tha 14th May, 195S 9.00 a.m. on the 14th May, 1958 9.00 a.m. on the 15th May, 1958 9 00 a.m. on the 16th May, 1958 9.00 a.m. on the 15th May, 1958 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 33.) 211 Name and Address of Applicant Daniel Gill, Harford Village, St. Andrew's. Elfreda Mitchell, Richmond, St. Andrew's. Laurel, M. Pitt, Lower Capitol, St. Andrew's. Lucian Raymond, St. James, St. Andrew's. Eldica Bascomb, Upper Capitol, Birchgrove, St. Andrew's. 30th April, 1958. Date of Application Description of land 10. 3. 58 A lot of land containing one (1) acre situate at Harford Village, St. Andrew's, bounded :--- North by lands of Katherine West East by lands of Katherine West South by lands of Manson Green West by lands of Justus Nash, Manson Green and Edward Charles 28. 3. 58 A lot of land containing one (1) acre situate at Richmond, St. Andrew's bounded:- North by lands of Lyris St. Louis East by lands of Eva Coxall South by lands of I. B. Mc Ewen West by lands of Eva Coxall 20. 3. 58 A lot of land containing three (3) acres situate at Beauregard, St. Andrew's, bounded:- North by lands of Florence Prescott and Mark Gulley East by lands of Joseph Charles South by lands of Eli Joseph and Ethel Joseph 15. 3. 58 A 8. 2. 58 A West by lands of F. C. Noel lot of land containing half (1) acre situate at St. James, St. Andrew's, bounded:- North by lands of Melina Vincent East by lands of Mrs. Edward Harford outh by lands of Joseph Vincent West by lands of Arabella Francis lot of land containing one and three- quarter (l1) acres situate at Upper Capitol, St. Andrew's, bounded:-- North and East by lands of Loftus Lyons South by lands of Mrs. John Francis West by lands of Guirdon Boyne Grenada Co-operative Nutmeg Association. NOTICE is given that Area Meetings of the above Association will be held on the following dates and places for the purpose of discussing the undermentioned Agenda and electing delegates to attend the next General Meeting of the Association. Area Date 1958 Place Time St. Andrew's ... 14th May New G.C.N.A. Building 4.30 p.m. St. Patrick's ... 14th May Anglican School 5.00 p.m. St. David's ... 15th May St. David's R. C. School 5.00 p.m. St. Mark's ... 15th May Anglican Schcol 7.00 p.m. St. John's ... 16th May Grand Roy.Gov't. School 5.00 p.m. St. George's ... 16th May Beaulieu R. C. School 6.00 p.m. Agenda for General Meeting of the Grenada Co-operative Nutmeg Association to be held at the Rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, Carenage, St. George's, on Thursday, 29th May, 1958, at 2 p.m. 1. Minutes of the last General Meeting. 2. Report of the Nutmeg Board. 3. Financial Statement for half-year ended 31st December, 1957. 4. To consider Resolution passed at Board Meeting on 16th December, 1957, relative to the payment of an Honorarium to members of the Staff. 5. Election of six (6) Members to serve on the Nutmeg Board. 6. General business. H. EWART HAYLING, Acting Secretary. 29th April, 1958. Time and Date of Inspection 9.00 a.m. on the 16th May, 1958 2.00 p.m. on the 15th May, 1958 9.00 a.m. on the 14th May, 1953 9.00 a.m. on the 14th May, 1958 9.00 a.m. on the 15th May, 1958 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958-(No. 33.) SUPREME COURT NOTICE THERE will be a sitting of the Supreme Court in Grenada in its Original and Summary Jurisdiction, commencing on Monday, 12th May, 1958, at 9.30 a.m. The following matters have been set down for hearing:- Dates. Parties. No. of Suit. 12th May, 1958. Ruggles Forrester Precious Toussaint Phillip Guillaume Julia Paul Eurick Vincent 13th May, 1958. Gilbert Robert Grenada Co-Operative Supt. of Police Seon Gardner Supt. of Police Supt. of Police John George Bank Ltd. Archibald Macmillan Edwin DeBellote Harford 14th May, 1958. Randolph K. Milne Ely James Geo. F. Huggins Ltd. 15th May, 7958. Me Cartney & Williams Lewis Vincent Constance Clyne Mc Intyre Bros., Ltd. 16th May, 1958. Matthias Belfon Cynthia Philbert Evangelina Francis 19th May, 1958. Lauretta Andall In the Matter of an Election Petition In the Matter of an Election Petition D. M. B. Cromwell In the Matter of an Election Petition 20th May, 1958. Letitia Francis Robin Hood Flour Mills 21st May, 1968. Veronica Gollard Ignatius Roberts Veronica Andrew 22nd May, 1958. Urias Moore Frederick Greaves 23rd May, 1968. Ralph Mitchell W. E. Julien & Co., Ltd. The Royal Bank of Cabadia Dated this 6th day of May, 1958. ... vs. Joseph Brathwaite ... vs. Rex Wardally Augustine Wardally ... vs. Inez Andrews ... vs. Marvin Penny Cyril S. Husbands Lawrence Hobson Theophilus Williams Curtis Munroe Oliver Forteau Adina Calliste Russel Nicholas ... vs. Joseph Fletcher James Cato ... vs. Nita Brathwaite ... vs. Joseph Brathwaite ... vs. Peter Celestine ... and In the Matter of the Legislative Council Ordinance, No. 10 of 1951 ... and In the Matter of the Legislative Council Ordinance, No. 10 of 1951 .vs. Clarence G. Fersuaon ... and In the Matter of the Legislative Council Ordinance, No. 10 of 1951 ... vs. Marvin Penny ... vs. Frank C. DaBreo ... vs. .. s. ... vs. John James William DeBellotte James Bain ... vs. Leonard Edgar ... vs. Lillian Medford Dickson Kingston Gecrge Hosten James W. Mignon 34/-88 40/58 33/59 52/58 32/57 12/58 21/58 35/58 26/58 167/57 48/58 31/58 113/57 5/58 10/57 41/58 47/57 3/58 13/58 60/57 150/570 151/570 108/560 163/570 15/58 49/58 149/56 63/57 59/57 57/57 62/57 6/58 43/58 44/58 ERNEST C. WILKINSON, Acting Deputy Registrar, Stwefte COWt. 212 u GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, MAY 10, 1958.-(No. 33.) 213 Statement of Currency Notes and British Caribbean Coins in Circulation in the British Caribbean Territories (Eastern Group) on April 1st, 1958. Average circulation during February,:- British Caribbean Currency Demonetized Government notes Average Total British Caribbean Notes and Coins in Circulation on April 1st, 1958. Trinidad and Tobago Barbados British Guiana Grenada St. Vincent St. Lucia Dominica Antigua St. Kitts \I ontserrat Proof Set" Coins Total British Caribbean Notes and Coins in circulation on 1st April, 1958. Demonetized Government notes outstanding on 1st April, 1958. Trinidad and Tobago British Guiana Barbados Notes $ c. 66,491,407.00 1,067,150.00 67,558,557.00 32,169,003.00 7,263,625.0') 18,021,967.00 3,210,100.00 719,400.00 1,034,000.00 1,765,400.00 2,474,300.00 1,589,500.00 368,805.00 $68,646,100.00 Coins $ c. 3,431,667.00 3,431,667.00 1,403,600.00 531,725.00 751,910.00 143,000.00 97,750.00 125,600.00 100,400.00 123,600.00 122,900.00 24,150.00 1,870.00 $3,426,505.00 728,070.00 261.888.00 69,084.00 Total demonetized Government notes outstanding on $1,058,932.00 April 1st, 1958. Total Currency circulation on April 1st, 1958. $69,705,092.00 $3,426,505.00 L. SPENCE, Executive Commissioner British Caribbean Currency Board British Caribbean Currency Board. Treasury Chambers Port of Spain. 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Two weeks ago, Louise Brealey was on a train coming up to Glasgow to begin rehearsals in the title role of Miss Julie at the city's Gorbals-based Citizens Theatre. Sitting opposite the quietly dynamic actress was a young woman who, without warning, asked her what it was like kissing Benedict Cumberbatch. The woman was referring to the now legendary scene in the first episode of the third series of Sherlock, Steven Moffatt and Mark Gatiss' twenty-first century reboot of Arthur Conan Doyle's equally seminal detective stories.
In the programme, Brealey plays mousily put-upon pathologist Molly Hooper, whose massive crush on Sherlock, played by Cumberbatch as a dashingly dysfunctional socio-path, has slowly captured the viewers imaginations. With Sherlock apparently returning from the dead in this season, one of a myriad of possible explanations for his resurrection saw Cumberbatch crash heroically through the windows of Molly's St Bart's Hospital lab and fall into her arms for an almighty snog destined to become one of the programme's defining moments.
Brealey's response to her interrogator was blasé, before she "looked shifty", as she put it on her Twitter feed, which at the time had some 64,000 followers. Once the final episode had aired, that figure had almost doubled to 125,000 plus.
Brealey is sat in the Citz foyer, on a break from rehearsals of Zinnie Harris' 1920s-set version of August Strindberg's iconic play. Dressed in a green shirt worn over a long-sleeved grey vest and jeans, and with her long brown hair tied back when she's not fidgeting with it, Brealey ponders the response to both the kiss and a scene in the final episode when Molly thumped Sherlock after he was found in a drug den.
"My Twitter basically broke," Brealey laughs, "and I kept on having to reboot it, because I think in the end there was something like seven thousand people tweeting me asking about the slap that I delivered to Benedict's lovely face at the beginning of the episode."
After the similar reaction to the kiss, Brealey should maybe have expected it.
"Obviously everyone adores Benedict," she says, "and it was such a James Bondy moment, but I was standing on a crash-mat, so was slightly unstable. In one take I actually fell off the crash-mat. I slowly slid off like Del-Boy going through the bar.
"But you don't often get to do fantasy shots like that. In the script it was just a James Bond style clinch, but I really wanted it to be a proper snog and not a peck. In one take Benedict did the hair ruffle to get the glass out, and in the next take he didn't do it, and I was like, 'Put the ruffle back in. It's really hot!'
"There were all the usual anxieties about what I've been eating, so I was getting chewing gum off the crew and everything, but it looks good, though, doesn't it?"
Brealey isn't showing off when she says this. Rather, her tone is one of utter fan-girl glee, albeit a fan-girl who got to do what most of the show's female populace would like to do. Several times at that.
"Within I think a minute of a half of that kiss I had something like six thousand new followers on Twitter," she says, "and I had thousands of tweets that night. That's the great thing about Twitter. It sort of turns telly into theatre for an actor, because it's this feedback loop without any filter, and people can say something's brilliant or shit instantaneously.
"One of the reasons Molly works is that women who love or fancy Benedict can quite easily imagine themselves as her, so, of course, when he snogged her, they all just..." she pauses, "lost their shit. It was such a collective..." she squeaks to illustrate, "because no-one was expecting it."
While Brealey seems both bemused and quietly amused about the attention that has winged her way since she started playing Molly, she takes a certain amount of responsibility for both her and Molly's fan-base to the extent of defending them when they're called geeks.
"I don't think of fans as geeks," she says, "and also I don't think of being a geek as a negative, because I'm a geek, but this groundswell of what they call fandom I think is brilliant, because it means there's this international fanbase which works in the same way as Dr Who, who are still talking about the show after two years, and are keeping the ball in the air. Their enthusiasm, writing stuff and sending pictures, their passion and creativity I find genuinely inspiring.
"It's interesting on Twitter, because I've got quite a lot of young women following me, and it's great to be able to have a dialogue with them. I'm a feminist, so it's great to be able to prattle on about feminist things. Bizarrely I find myself suddenly a role model for some of these girls. At first it was hilarious, thinking how can I be a role model, which sounded like a terrifying prospect for them, rather than me. They ask all sorts of things, and occasionally ask something to do with sexual politics, and I can say, you know, you don't have to shave your hair off if you don't want to. You don't have to do anything you don't want to. Just be your own woman.
"All that stuff about thigh gaps, and all that stupid shit like that that's emblematic of the pressures young women are under even more than when I was young. I can say fuck the thigh gap, and people go, oh, maybe that is okay, then. Even just to have one contrary voice in that sea of voices telling them to be thinner, or they've got to have perfect flawless skin and have no body-hair or no-one will date them... I wasted so much time when I was younger worrying about fat legs. Fuck it. It's bollocks.
"It's funny that's happened, and I don't want to come over all po-faced, because ultimately Sherlock is just entertainment, but if I can, I want to try and set a good example."
Brealey hunches into herself as she talks, keeping her arms wrapped in tight. Navigating her way through an idea, she scrunches her face up, her voice dropping to an almost inaudible level, only to whirl around and offset everything with a dirty giggle that's almost a yelp.
This mix of a shy but steely intelligence punctured by extrovert flashes may have something to do with Brealey's training. She studied both at the Lee Strasberg Institute, the spiritual home of method acting in New York, as well as with master French clown, Philippe Gaulier. This followed a history degree at Cambridge, where she studiously avoided the university drama set.
"I played football and drank," she says. "I went for one audition and panicked in the queue, and literally crawled out of the church they were auditioning in. I crouched sown and walked out of the room like a strange frog. Also, it was quite cliquey, all that, and I didn't have the confidence to feel like I could be part of it."
Brealey became an arts journalist, interviewing the likes of Liv Tyler and the Pet Shop Boys and for publications such as Total Film, The Face and Wonderland, where she was deputy editor.
"I think people quite a lot get into careers right next to the one they really want to do," she says. "That happens a lot in the creative industries, and it happened to me without me really realising it. I'd always wanted to act, but I'd been too afraid to try it and really stick my neck out and risk failing or whatever. Then I decided I didn't want to end up being forty and wishing I'd done it."
Brealey's first professional job was playing a gobby fourteen year old schoolgirl in Judy Upton's play, Sliding With Suzanne, directed by Max Stafford-Clark. A couple of years in Casualty followed, after which she toured America and Russia in Dennis Kelly's play, After The End, played Sonya in Peter Hall's production of Uncle Vanya, and appeared at the Traverse in Edinburgh in Simon Stephens' post 7/7 play, Pornography. She was the Mayor's sex-mad daughter in The Government Inspector, and in 2012 performed naked as Helen of Troy in The Trojan Women.
Brealey isn't sure where she got the initial impetus to act from. It wasn't from her family in Northamptonshire, although "I think I must have got some love and attention as a small person by doing some acting at some point, and it just lodged itself in my subconscious.
"When I was a little girl, about eight, I auditioned for the school play. They were doing Snow White, and I auditioned for the Wicked Witch, and then the teacher came up to me and asked if I'd like to play Snow White, and I asked who was playing Prince Charming."
Such precociousness has clearly held Brealey in good stead for Sherlock.
"Molly's funny," she says, sounding like a supportive sister, "but I think it's perfectly possible for someone to be so in love with someone that they make a massive twat of themselves, while being intelligent, loyal, full of dignity and capable of standing up for themselves. It's absolutely wonderful gazing longingly at Benedict for a couple of scenes, but you have to go somewhere with it, otherwise it's just, oh, there's Molly pulling her longing face again. Which I can happily do, but it's nice to do other stuff too."
Recent accusations by a tabloid newspaper of Sherlock having 'left-wing bias' passed Brealey by. Once informed about them, however, she makes her views plain.
"Good," she says. "I'm a socialist, so I'm quite happy if it does, especially when you've got rampant Tory propaganda like Benefits Street going on. But honestly," she laughs, "I don't know where they could have spotted that. It wasn't something I spotted, but that would be marvellous. I would be proud to be involved in a left-wing drama."
Miss Julie may not quite be that, but Strindberg's sexual cat and mouse game between an aristocratic young woman and the servant she grew up with is certainly getting there.
"It's one of the great parts written for a woman," she says. "Zinnie's focused on the sexual politics of the play, and we're looking at what happens when boundaries are transgressed, and the things that hold society together are broken for a moment. It's about these two people who have this thing between them, and negotiating what that is. Once Julie's allowed something to happen with this sexual attraction, what does that mean, and can you go back to where you were before? If you're friends with someone and have sex with them, can it ever be the same again?
"Zinnie's moved the play forty years into the future from when it was originally set, and I think just that tiny shift and hopping over into the 1900 mark makes it more contemporary, and makes the whole thing for me resonate more as a story. It's set on midsummer as well, which is difficult to imagine in the middle of January, so there's that whole sense of opening a shirt, and your hair's all damp at the nape of your neck, and there's this atmosphere at the beginning of the play, so I'll be wearing a lot of thermals under my costume to give my little body the impression of warmth."
Beyond such hidden layers, Brealey is still finding her way into Julie.
"She's unconventional is the short answer," Brealey says. "I really haven't worked out who she is yet because we're effectively on day one of rehearsals, and I don't like to put too much down beforehand because otherwise you end up closing down possibilities, but she's a very unconventional woman. Strindberg is a great contradictionist in the literary world, in that some of the things he says about women makes him misogynist, and yet he's written this extraordinary woman.
"I'm a feminist, and it's interesting reading Strindberg's preface to the play, where he talks about Julie as a half-woman, a man-hater and a degenerate as a type that can't survive in the real world, because they will always come up against failure when it comes to trying to be equal. But you have to remember just how shocking the play was for its time. These people in the play are talking about sex. They have sex.
"It's quite interesting when he talks about this love or whatever it is that flares between them. He talks about a hyacinth, and how it has to grow its roots in darkness, because I'd forgotten when I put this hyacinth I'd bought in the cupboard at home with a vase of water. It has to grow in the dark, and then it blooms really quickly, and I think that's a really lovely way of looking at what happens between them. It grows in secret, flashes up, and is gone or not gone."
A friend recently told Brealey about the steamy South African take on Miss Julie that dazzled Edinburgh audiences a couple of years back.
"They told me it was completely filthy," she laughs, "and I just said mine won't be anything like that. Obviously she'll be wildly sexy," she deadpans, followed by a self-mocking "Hmm. That's not going to come over in print, is it? I'm going to sound like a twat."
Brealey doesn't take anything for granted as an actor. Despite the Sherlock factor, she's aware of the fickleness of her profession from first-hand experience. Out of work after the first series of Sherlock, she ended up as a researcher for TV documentaries, and created The Charles Dickens Show, a mock chat-show in which Dickens' characters appeared on the sofa.
"It suited my magpie brain," she says, "but acting is my first love, and it's a jealous lover at that. You can't just leave it. I've been incredibly lucky, but you have to be incredibly careful about thinking that acting makes you happy, because acting doesn't make you happy. Nothing makes you happy, actually. You've got to try and make yourself happy. Now I've learnt that ,it makes it easier. When the phone doesn't ring, if you let that make you feel unwanted, then you're on a hiding to nowhere.
"Also, there's no point of arrival in acting. You don't get somewhere and that's it. I remember being quite wide-eyed, and interviewing Minnie Driver, and I asked her what was it like in Hollywood, and she said, well, I'm losing parts to Gwyneth Paltrow, who used to lose them to Tara Fitzgerald. You don't get rewarded for being good. It's all about luck. There are so many good actors who don't work, and there are so few good parts for women, so you have to do it for yourself, or learn to do it for yourself, and that's what's changed for me, not letting whether the phone rings or not make me feel like I'm a good person, or make me feel like I'm happy.
"Sometimes when you're thinking about where a particular job can get you career-wise, you can end up missing the actual job you're doing. I was certainly like that when I started out, but I'm not anymore. I'm happy to work with nice people. Of course you want to work with people who make your mind light up, and who push and challenge and make your work better. That's a given. But I don't want to work with brilliant wankers. Life's too short."
Last year Brealey wrote a play, Pope Joan, for the National Youth Theatre, about the legend of the ninth century female pontiff.
"I'm so glad I did it," she says, "but it cost me a lot. It was very exposing, and there wasn't enough time to write it, but I learnt a very valuable lesson."
Taking her clothes off as Helen was even more exposing.
"It was amazing to do that," she says, "because I don't run round in the nuddy as a rule, and it was quite hard to do in a room as small as the Gate, which only holds seventy people. You're only six or seven feet from the nearest person, and you're going, look at me, I'm beautiful, and you've got your bum out."
If Brealey seems to thrive on pushing herself in this way, playing Sonya was another learning curve.
"I would play her again in a heartbeat," she says. "I think that part really made me a stage actress. I learnt so much from that job, but in a way, in terms of unrequited love, Molly is sort a mini TV Sonya."
Ah, Molly again.
"Molly's opened up all sorts of doors for me, but I've been offered about ten secretaries who are in love with their boss, and I've turned stuff down. After Molly I need to play someone who's a complete gun-toting megalomaniac.
"It's funny, isn't it," she says, "about ambition, because it's a dirty word, especially for women, but I just want to learn. The thing about acting, and it's hard to say without sounding like a twat, but with the best jobs, you learn to be a better person as well as a better actor."
Miss Julie, Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, February 6-15
A version of this article appeared in The Herald, January 25th 2014

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I'm reading the BBC website this morning about the 'invasion of Mumbai', as one author called it. I haven't seen any news of this as yet - too busy with Thanksgiving and football to even watch the news, and what I've seen has been mostly focused on Black Friday and Thanksgiving.
The front page of the BBC website shows a slideshow of images from the attacks in Mumbai, followed by several articles discussing what's happened/happening. As I looked at the photos, a strange feeling overcame me, a feeling of sadness for what's happened, but in an interesting way. I couldn't quite pinpoint it at first; I kept going back to the photo of the Taj Mahal Hotel billowing smoke from it's top. The Hotel presented a gorgeous site, unmistakeably mid-eastern and exotic, and was framed by a crystal blue sky, not a cloud in site, save for the black smoke pouring from it's windows. And if you covered your thumb over a small fraction of the photo, the Hotel looked perfect, almost inviting.
The feeling that I got was one of loss, almost akin to losing a family member that died when you were too young to appreciate their company, like my grandfather who I never got to meet as an adult. The middle-east is high on the list of places I'd like to visit, maybe even teach in someday, to really experience. And those images of the Hotel intact are the sort of images that draw me into a place like that, with romantic notions of traveling inside a culture, experiencing it from the inside out.
Mia bought me the Lonely Planet Travel Book last year for my birthday, which lists every country in the world, and includes some incredible photos accompanied by small facts about each place. We look at this book quite often, opening it randomly and reading about a country we may have never thought about. And we plan our travels this way.
Today, when the images of the Taj Mahal Hotel included black smoke and open flames, I felt profound sadness. Sadness for India, sadness for her peoples dreams and expectations, and, selfishly, sadness that I will never be able to visit the India of last week.
Just like I selfishly wish I could bring back my grandfather to meet him as an adult, listen to his stories, learn about a man I never got to know, I now wish that these terrible things had never happened for the sake of myself as a traveler, and for the other travelers out there who may have lost their dream. The world is no longer an explorers playground; wars are not confined to the military anymore; increased technology and increased security fueled by increased paranoia, real and imagined, has simultaneously created a world in which it's easier than ever to travel, yet nearly impossible to find innocent authenticity once you arrive.


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Two mornings a week my three-year-old daughter attends pre-school and picking her up is normally the highlight of my day: she runs and launches herself into my arms, covering me in kisses and showing me her artwork. Last week she saw me, planted her hands on her hips and immediately demanded to know where her cheese stick was. One that I'd bought her the week before, then eaten after dropping her off at school.
She also regularly reminds me that we took the number eight bus when we were in Dubrovnik five months ago. And I suspect she'll be ruminating over The Great Ice Cream Cone Heist of 2010 for years to come (actually, so will I – her meltdown was epic). Yet despite her extraordinary memory, my daughter still can't remember the simple things. Like wearing clothes.
Her seven-year-old brother is more of a mixed bag. Last November, he begged my husband to take him to the hardware store. When they arrived, my husband saw that my son was wearing only socks on his feet. Our second grade son had walked outside our home to the car, in November in Ontario, and still, he forgot his shoes.
But then a few days later, he asked why the cotton candy we'd bought him at an amusement park in Calgary three years ago didn't come on a stick, like it did in a story I was reading him. I'm hoping it's a case of extreme genius (apparently Albert Einstein was a shoe- forgetter), but a more likely explanation is that they take after me in the brain-fart department.
I struggle to remember if I had a shower yesterday (most likely answer: nope) and once put a package of mushrooms in the dryer. I regularly lose my keys, cell phone and – during one memorable snowstorm a few days before Christmas – my car (mall security had to drive me and my newborn around the parking lot for an hour).
Thankfully, the Serb has a great memory and shows no signs of losing it (even in his old age – zing!). If his memory goes we're totally screwed, because he'd likely revert to his native tongue and the only Serbian I know would get me arrested.
January 17, 2011 9:01 am
My daughter's meltdown are epic as well…I am thinking about taking her to Preschool too but right now, saving on money since the hubs is home. That will change when he starts working next month though, but I have my sister living with us as well….so Preschool might not happen till 5 or 6 months from now, we'll see. Hope you have a good week lady 🙂
Gena Karoui permalinkJanuary 17, 2011 10:57 am
.. you made me laugh so hard, Lori..:))) You are really really really something.. Amazing talent you have and I don't know how I missed that about you when we were working together..
You also probably don't know me well. The thing is — I like to laugh a lot! But a large part of time it's at myself.
Please keep writing. I love when I find your posts in my email.
Wish you all the best,
January 17, 2011 11:34 am
What is out with their freakish photographic memories? Mine do the same thing and I can't even finish a cup of coffee without losing it.
January 17, 2011 8:05 pm
My wife and I are the same way. I can barely remember my own name on most days and she remembers exactly what she had for dinner on Aug. 12th, 1974. Thankfully, all of our children have taken after me and are complete idiots….. 🙂


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Bluetooth and proximity interactions
n application that use Bluetooth to indicate and start proximity interactions - i.e. people within 10-30m of you. You create a folio - like a little web page - that others in your physical location can see.
The website gives more detail:
Nokia Sensor is a spontaneous, sociable application for spontaneous, sociable people. With Nokia Sensor you can create your own personal pages - called a folio - on your phone. Then you can check out the folios of other Sensor users nearby, exchange messages, and share files. (...) Nokia Sensor uses Bluetooth wireless technology, which means that it works within a 'circle' of up to 10 meters around your phone.
When other Sensor phones come within this circle, your phone can 'sense' them and you can see their folios and send them messages. As soon as you step out of each other's circles, you are no longer able to communicate via Sensor.
I like the 'buddy alert' (first picture: "When you buddy with another Nokia Sensor user, you can use Buddy alert which regularly checks if your buddy is nearby, and if so, notifies you about it.") and this scanning thing (second picture: "If another Sensor user is found, his or her folio will be downloaded to your phone and listed in your scan results."):


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This pull-apart bread hits the spot. It's buttery, salty, bagel-y, flaky, cheesy, garlicky, soft in the centre, crisp on the edges and addictive! You've been warned.
Unlike a traditional loaf, the dough is rolled out and a cheesy filling is spread on top. The dough is then cut into disks and slotted into a loaf tin to create textured layers of cheesy, doughy goodness.
- 2 teaspoons yeast
- 1 Tablespoon granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup (180ml) whole milk
- 3 Tablespoons (45g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 1 large egg
- 2 and 1/3 cups (290g) plain flour, plus more as needed
- 1 teaspoon salt
Cream Cheese Filling:
- 8 ounces (224g) cream cheese, softened to room temperature
- 3 Tablespoons (45g) unsalted butter, softened to room temperature
- 1-2 teaspoons mixed herbs
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- 3/4 cup (70g) shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Bagel Topping:
- 1 Tablespoon poppy seeds
- 1 Tablespoon sesame seeds
- 1 and 1/2 teaspoons dried onion powder
- 1 and 1/2 teaspoons dried garlic flakes
- 1 teaspoons coarse salt
- 2 Tablespoons (30g) unsalted butter, melted
- Make the dough: Place the yeast and sugar in a large mixing bowl. Heat the milk on the stove or in the microwave until warm to touch. Pour warm milk on top of yeast/sugar. Whisk gently to combine, then loosely cover with a clean kitchen towel and allow to sit for 5-10 minutes. The mixture will be frothy after 5-10 minutes.
- Add the butter, egg, flour, and salt. Mix lightly for 3 minutes. Dough will be soft. Transfer it to a lightly floured work surface. Using lightly floured hands, knead it for 1 minute. If the dough is too sticky to handle, add 1-3 more Tablespoons of flour but you want a very soft dough. Shape into a ball.
- Place the dough in a greased bowl and cover with cling film. Place in a slightly warm environment to rise until doubled in size, around 60-90 minutes.
- As the dough rises, prepare the filling and topping in the next steps and grease a 9×5-inch loaf pan.
- Make the cream cheese filling: In a large bowl, beat all of the filling ingredients together until combined. Cover tightly and set aside until ready to use.
- Make the topping: Combine the poppy seeds, sesame seeds, dried minced onion, dried garlic flakes, and coarse salt together in a small bowl. Set aside.
- Assemble the bread: Punch down the dough to release the air. Place dough on a lightly floured work surface and with a floured rolling pin, roll out until the dough is about 1/4 inch thick. The dough can be any shape, just as long as it's around 1/4 inch thick. Spread cream cheese filling on top. Using a 3.5 – 4 inch circle cookie cutter, cut into circles. I get about 12 circles. Fold circles in half and line in prepared baking pan, round side up.
- Cover cling film and allow to rise once again in a slightly warm environment until puffy, about 45 minutes.
- Adjust the oven rack to the lower third position then preheat oven to 170°C.
- Brush dough with the 2 Tablespoons of melted butter and sprinkle bagel seasoning on top.
- Bake until golden brown, about 40-45 minutes. If you find the top of the loaf is browning too quickly, tent with aluminium foil. Remove from the oven and place on a wire rack. Cool for 10 minutes in the pan, then remove from the pan and serve warm.


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Today I wanted to share a fantastic new recipe I tried yesterday. I made it up from various sources, and we didn't have a bit left over, so I think you might be excited about it too. Why am I so excited? Well, because the main ingredient in this recipe is cauliflower! And my kids scarfed it down like you wouldn't believe! What you do is grate up raw cauliflower using a box grater or food processor so it resembles rice. Then you sauté it in a couple tablespoons of oil until it's tender and use it as you would rice in any recipe. I got the idea from a Wheat Belly Jambalaya recipe, but you could use it for fried rice, chicken and rice casserole, and any other recipe you want! So, here it is, kid-approved Three-Cheese Cauliflower Risotto!
Three-Cheese Cauliflower Risotto
Yields 6 side-dish servings
One medium-size head cauliflower, grated into "rice"
2 tablespoons coconut oil
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons soy powder or flour
1 1/4 cups half and half or heavy cream
1 teaspoon Xanthan Gum (optional for extra thick sauce)
2 ounces Parmesan cheese, shredded
2 ounces Gouda cheese, shredded
2 ounces Cheddar cheese, shredded
3/4 teaspoon salt, or to taste
1/4 teaspoon black pepper, or to taste
dash nutmeg, or to taste
Chop the cauliflower and grate it on a box grater or food processor into "rice". Melt coconut oil in a dutch oven or deep skillet and sauté cauliflower 5 minutes or until tender. Set aside. In a saucepan, melt butter. Stir in soy powder or soy flour, salt, pepper, and nutmeg and cook about 1 minute until thick and bubbly. Whisk half and half in all at once and keep whisking constantly until the sauce thickens, about 15 minutes. If the sauce is not tightening up enough, whisk in Xanthan Gum to thicken the sauce (I found this at Harris Teeter; you could order it from Vitacost or Amazon as well). Stir in the cheeses and keep stirring until the cheese melts and the sauce is smooth. Pour the sauce over the cauliflower "rice", stir to combine, and simmer about 30 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the mixture reaches the texture of risotto. Taste, correct seasonings, and serve hot.
Before Christmas I'd been working on trying to lose the weight I gained over the course of a foot injury and then a long stretch of illness last year. We were doing a lower-carb diet where you were allowed to have a cheat night every fourth day. That wasn't working so well for me, though Jerry lost weight on it. Then I abandoned all attempt to lose over the holiday and just tried to focus on maintaining my weight.
I've noticed restricting carbohydrates a lot, like eating only 20 grams on Atkins' Induction Phase, makes it much easier for me to avoid over-eating and especially stops me from craving junk and eating it at night. I really think different diets work for different people, probably due to genetics and individual metabolism, so you have to experiment and find out what works best for you.
I also noticed, when I was eating the carbohydrate blowout that is Christmas dinner, my allergies seemed much worse. I've had this happen before when on diets where you restrict grains and then add them back. Adding grains to my diet when I've been restricting them often causes me to get itchy and rashy. Everyone always says that must mean I'm allergic to gluten, but that isn't it because I've had it happen with oatmeal and other gluten-free grains as well. This has thus far just been an irritating fact of life for me, but this Christmas things got scary.
On Christmas Day I was just observing how itchy my throat and ears were getting and wondering if it was related to the unaccustomed foods we'd been eating when I went down to my sister's basement to look around. We hadn't seen her new house before and she and my brother-in-law were relating all the renovations they plan for the basement. When we came upstairs my tongue started itching really bad. I took some medicine, but that night my tongue and throat swelled so much I felt like I was choking all night. I've managed to avoid having an Epi-Pen all my life, but I may have to get one if I'm going to get fast reactions like that. Usually I have allergic reactions that escalate over several days so I have time to go to the doctor.
My sister's house has a bunch of plumbing issues, and they've had several leaks, so my guess is they have mold hiding behind their walls. Mold is yet another allergen for me. I don't usually react that badly, though, so I was wondering about it. Then I was at the store a few days later and saw the January 6th issue of First for Women. I noticed it had a month of menus with shopping lists for a low-carb diet, so I picked it up. When I was first married I had an issue of First with a cookbook insert like that and we used it so often those recipes became staples in my weekly rotation, so I was excited to see a low-carb version.
Well, besides the menu, there was an article about how manipulation of grain crops over the years has resulted in wheat that causes more celiac disease, allergic reactions, and insulin spikes than the wheat of 40 years ago. This isn't the only scary article I've read about this, either. I recently read another study that showed, even though seed companies claim seeds infused with Round-Up or other pesticides are safe for humans, they aren't. Some scientists believe the recent spike in leaky gut syndrome and celiac disease is due to the herbicides in the grain we eat acting on our digestive tracts as they do on weeds, by poking holes in the linings of our intestines as they do the sheath of the weeds' seeds. Even if you don't contract leaky gut syndrome, many scientists believe modern grains cause constant irritation and inflammation inside the body. I've heard this enough lately from a variety of sources to think limiting grains is a good idea for health as well as weight loss. I have enough trouble with irritants in my body because of my allergies, so I hope watching my diet will give my system a chance to rest and settle. I will let you know how it's working! But I think my cauliflower risotto recipe is good enough even for people who aren't restricting grains to enjoy!


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Ahead of UNLEASH World Conference & Expo 2018, we spoke to Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA about his exciting AI-based work that supports employees with their personal career development. Ambros will be presenting on this topic on Day 1 of the conference (23rd of October) at 14.30 on the Talent Management stage.
Becky Norman, Editor, HRZone: Firstly, what has 'HAIR' got to do with the future of work?
Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA: HAIR is an acronym for my current focus at work: embedding AI within HR.This is relevant for a few reasons.
First, AI is becoming increasingly important for every job and every employee simply because it is transitioning from a high tech application into a commodity. AI is becoming better and cheaper every day, so every employee should think about their personal augmentation strategy.
For example, how do they want to work together with 'robots' in the future? Do they want to avoid it, accept it or push it forward?
The second reason for HAIR's work is that no human career advisor is able to have an overview of all the new jobs and skills that come up every day. And no human coach can match a person's personal skill profile with this universe of new jobs and skills.
Therefore we need to stop being afraid of AI as a job killer and instead use it as a tool to guide and develop personal careers.
Becky Norman, Editor, HRZone: Does your focus on embedding AI within HR align with making workplaces more human-focused?
Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA: Yes, definitely. We started this approach because we were looking for new ways of answering important questions asked by employees. For example, can a robot do my job? How suited am I to internal mobility? Which other jobs match my personal skill profile? What is the best training for me?
This is not science fiction – it is happening right now as we speak.
Our AI-based 'Virtual Career Assistants' can also help employees find new opportunities based not only on their skills but also on their interests. We are also looking into AI that matches a person's character with corporate culture. This approach ensures that workers are not only able to perform in a new job but that they like working there as well.
Becky Norman, Editor, HRZone: In what ways is the role of HR changing as we enter into a period of uncertainty?
Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA: I agree with Tom Lamberty from Cisco who describes three paradigm shifts: from planning to intelligence, from efficiency to agility and from individual to teams.
HR needs to create immediate value for managers and employees in a VUCA world. Long-term planning exercises to increase efficiency of individuals are not compatible with current challenges anymore. Internal Mobility is becoming more and more important because fast-changing demands from our customers need fast-adapting teams within our companies.
In 1970 you had one job. In 2000 you could expect 10 jobs in your life. In 2030 you should expect 10 jobs per day. We are working on AI systems that can handle this massive matching challenge.
Becky Norman, Editor, HRZone: Can you provide some practical examples of how smart data is being used to prepare the workforce for upcoming challenges?
Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA: One of our teams has no human members; it consists only of several AI systems. Our employees can ask one of these 'Virtual Career Assistants' to read their CV, create a skill profile and match their skills with every role and every open position within AXA.
AI is like the steam engine, electricity or computers. All of these technologies created uncertainty in the beginning and lots of new jobs in the end.
It can also tell an employee which skills are matching and which skills are missing, and then guide the individual to its (virtual) colleague who helps them find the right training.
This is not science fiction – it is happening right now as we speak. I will be presenting more examples like this at UNLEASH in Amsterdam soon.
Becky Norman, Editor, HRZone: What scares you most about the future of work?
Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA: I think that there is nothing to fear other than fear itself. AI is like the steam engine, electricity or computers. All of these technologies created uncertainty in the beginning and lots of new jobs in the end.
Everybody who is willing to look for opportunities will find them. But if you're afraid and avoid or neglect it, it won't get easier for you.
Becky Norman, Editor, HRZone: And what excites you most about it?
Ambros Scope, Head of Future Workforce Engineering, AXA: Imagine a world where everybody can do not only what they are best at but also what they aspire to do. The opportunity to push the world of work a bit closer to that vision is what excites me the most when we try to put AI into HR.
About Becky Norman
Becky is Editor of HRZone and Trainingzone, global online communities of people working in the HR and L&D industries. Becky works closely with leading HR and L&D practitioners and decision makers to ensure the publications offer a rich source of real-world insight and fresh advice to their audience.
HR and L&D professionals today must adapt to a complex mix of challenges caused by ongoing business disruption, technological advancements, a changing political landscape, varied employee needs and more. Becky aspires to make HRZone and TrainingZone the destinations for professionals to seek guidance, analysis and opinion on how to tackle these challenges and continue to deliver value.


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Affiliate Programs: This is the one of the most effective ways to make lots of money online. First, you create a website and then insert all your affiliate links on your page. When someone buys the product you are recommending, you earn a commission.
Where do you keep these cheat sheets? Well, you can keep them just about anywhere. You can put them into Word or you can put them into an Excel spreadsheet. There are even some software programs out there, called mind mapping software, that you can get to handle it. Now, the example I gave you above is a simple one. But what if your task is designing a web site? There is a lot of work involved in such a project and the last thing you want to do is leave any of it to your memory.
The internet is the future and saviour of this amazing planet. To develop a love and respect for it is vital and to enjoy and reap its benefits is an absolute necessity. If you treat with caution and do your homework then you cannot fail.
This is best done in the morning, first thing when you get up. Look at your short-term goals, long-term goals, life-long goals. See yourself achieving those goals and see the results of achieving those goals. What does your life look like centered around those goals?
However, if you are not willing to work hard and wisely, the funds you will invest on your work at home business to succeed financially will just be a huge waste with no return.
You have a valid reason to question the partnership. There are a lot of cases of partnerships not complementing well with one another. It's hard to have two businesses work together. More often than not, it results to failures to the partnership. Although there are times when there is at least one partner who succeeds. But that defeat the purpose of a partnership wouldn't it?
Effort is definitely one thing that separates the winners from the losers. Plan on working as hard or harder than you ever have in your life to make this kind of money. I have found it's never as easy as it sounds and many people give up before they ever hit their goals.
There are many internet business out there that claim you can make hundreds of dollars with their program. I have been involved in many. They all claim to be the best, easiest way to make money from home. For the new internet marketer it all is very confusing. Which program do they choose? Where do they start? How much do they have to invest and how long before they can start making money back on their investment? All these are valid questions.


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Christie Morgan of PITCH ZINE
Meet Christie Morgan, Australian graphic designer and founder and editor-in-chief of PITCH ZINE, an online and print publication immersed in the world of design, fashion and art.
PITCH ZINE was founded in 2011 while Christie was studying to obtain her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interactive and Visual Design from the Queensland University of Technology. Morgan was convinced that there had to be a better way of getting creative work out there for artists and designers who needed a little push. She developed the online publication solely through organic following and and eventually built a large fan base (now with 92.4k followers on Instagram and counting). It took 3 years to get PITCH ZINE to where it is today, having launched the first print edition of the magazine in 2015. After founding PITCH ZINE, Christie started to grow her own portfolio and take on clients of her own.
Christie recently launched a zine made in collaboration with her friend Chrissie Abbott called Reality vs. Virtual Reality (RVSVR). The pair hosted a launch party in Melbourne and are working on launching the zine in LA. Christie and Chrissie are also creating content for Standard Vision, where they'll have an animation on a large LED screen playing in Downtown LA.
Christie recently finished up a music video and album art for MINA, a London-based music producer which was released last week.
Christie works with a mix of Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and After Effects to create her art. Her advice to aspiring graphic designers and artists is to be your brand, work hard, and be true to your craft.
Christie is proud to have created PITCH ZINE with little resources. She's built a brand and an audience of young creatives who take inspiration from contemporary art. She is paving her path in the graphic design world, one interactive pastel animation at a time.


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His excellency, Hussain Al Hammadi, Minister of Education, confirmed that the Arab Reading Challenge has become a fuse that ignites in students across the Arab world the love of reading, and fills them with a passion for knowledge and research. He pointed out that the UAE with its wise leadership has a vision that is far-sighted. The Arab Reading Challenge is a means through which it corrects the path and desires and directions of successive generations so that reading becomes the methodology, and daily life model for it.
This came on the occasion of the crowning of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President of the UAE Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, of the champion of Arab Reading challenge. His Highness said "We congratulate the daughter of Palestine, the student Afaf Raed Sharif, who won the title meritoriously, and as a result of her great insistence and challenge. This competition aspires for this quality to be a feature of our students in the country and outside it because the challenge has become universal and directed to all. His Highness considered reading as the key to sublime minds, and an important entry to knowledge, and a way to self-improvement to see the latest innovations in science and arts, and to enrich the imagination of our students and refine their souls.
His Highness concluded that the plans and programs of Ministry of Education give students ample time for reading. The Ministry has adopted a broad initiative to establish a culture of reading among students and the educational field, which includes a series of programs, activities, and events that contribute to the advancement of reading and achieving the goals set by the government and embodied in its modern vision of a society characterized by leadership, culture, knowledge and innovation.
His Highness added that this initiative expands its objectives to include teachers, administrators, educationalists, and employees, in addition to students. He pointed out that it is characterized by its purpose, quality, and exceptional content through the introduction of student motivational competitions, and linking the evaluation of the student's behavior and the teacher's performance in literacy each year. It also calls for the inclusion of reading within the operational plan for schools, which will have an important return to restore the momentum required for reading, and making it a favourable daily habit inherent in all elements of the educational process.
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Hopystein cute monster created on . In this category have been added so far a total of 0-th games. Hopystien cute monster was thought of PJMASKS fans and created in this category especially for them. The world around us is full of unexplained mysteries and secrets: there are also villains and good guys, but not all incidents can handle the police. The series revolves around three children six years leading relatively normal life by day, where they are neighbors, colleagues and friends. At night, however, they activate their bracelets, which bind their pajamas, turning them into their alternative identity: PJMASKS. After their costumes appear, however they turn into energy beams flying fast toward their base superhero, which they call HQ. They begin in the blue means belonging Catboy if they see PJ image player and can travel up to the red Owlette's where they need to access the Owl-glider or until the green Gekko's wherethey need to have access to -furniture Gekko. Together, they go on adventures, stop killings, defeat villains, solve mysteries, and learn valuable lessons. If the law enforcement forces of magic are obviously requires a different order, endowed with extraordinary abilities. No matter that he must do - shoot and crying cat from a tree or a neighbor girl to save the planet from impending catastrophe - the defenders of peace civilians not give themselves reason for wearing special suits. They not only helps to increase the outcomes of the actions, but also protects against attempts to poke his nose into the affairs of others curious. The correct way - a commitment to inner peace, but to create the necessary funds.Experienced adult characters can afford different styles, and the younger generation should resort to other methods. Fortunately, the three most common boys dropped a chance of a lifetime - received animal charms.It would seem that this could mean suspending, especially as most jewelry are of little girls, but really, the silence of the night there is a mysterious transformation.Each presents a variety of super powers while in costume, and it seems that they have their power when not in costume. Summary description of the positive and negative characters in PJMASKS. Connor or Catboy is a boy with blue eyes, with brown hair. When he turns him wearing a blue suit with cat ears and a tail thin feline. He is the leader of the group. [7] He has super-hearing using cat ears, can jump high and far using Super Cat jump, sprints and quickly using Super Speed Cat, [8], or simply Super Speed. [9] His vehicle is self cat, located in the middle segment of the Tower masks. His bedroom is on the second floor of a house with blue roof blue-doored next to those of Amaya. Amaya or Owlette (voice Addison Holley) is a red-eyed girl with brown hair, wearing glasses and is able to make a Handspring. When she turns her wearing a red suit with cape that can solidify wings. She could see in the dark with Owl Eyes (or Super Owl Eyes) and fly using Super Owl Wings, which she can use also to launch gusts of air to send opponents flying back, which she Owl Wing called wind. Owl-Glider her vehicle is housed in its segment PJ masks top of the tower. her bedroom is on the third floor of a house with red roof red-doored walled courtyard between Connor and Greg homes. Greg and Gekko is a blond-haired boy with green eyes who is able to do side splits. He is the youngest member of masks. When he turns wearing a green suit with a thick reptilian tail, wings above his head and cupping his hands. He can use Super Gekko camouflage to change colors and blend in with its surroundings, muscles Super Gekko to lift heavy things, Super Lizard Grip to climb walls or anchor to stop the vehicle, and Super Lizard Water Run to go on water. He exposed enough power to lift Romeo giant mobile laboratory from the ground to the top. segment is the lower level of the tower, which stores Gekko-Mobile, a submersible vehicle that can travel under water and also through land-speed tank, which is slower than Cat-Car. It has abilities similar to it, with a "Gekko-Mobile Camouflage", allowing it to blend with the surroundings, and treads its can adhere to walls, allowing him to lead the villains and go over roof-tops. His bedroom is on the second floor of a house green-doored green roof next to those of Amaya. nighttime villains Firefly Firefly planned was a villain who never did the current series. In accordance with the concept stage, Firefly has a black suit and pink spiky hair. Her outfit is also bright aqua lines and rear wings. Romeo is an inventor who comes with a variety of mobile devices from his laboratory with his inventions. It has a favorite robot, the La-Boggin, and his Track-A-SEGA. Night Ninja (vocals Trek Buccino) controls a bunch of creatures called Ninjalinos. He teamed with Romeo to shrink PJMASKS in "Catboy and Shrinker." Moon Girl flies on a device called the Council of the moon and can telekinetically control everything around them using its device magnet month. This included once a giant Moon-Ball, which could steal items and devour her enemies. It helped once PJMASKS. Try all the games in this category and vote for the best. Do not forget to distribute them to your friends and compete to score.


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Glaive is a Grangor warrior, the same race that adopted Koshka. It's hinted that the two may have worked together as mercenaries, as the person who suggests Glaive for hire also recommends a female assassin. He is unmatched in skill with hunting, especially given the fact that he is blind, or at least wears a blindfold all the time.
However, his lack of vision only heightened his other senses, which is how he hears Ringo talking trash about him from the other end of the room in a busy pub. Glaive seems proud as well, not letting the comments roll off him but taking his revenge on Ringo by removing his arm, and he has a reputation for killing those who question his skill because of his blindness. Whether this pride is a Grangor trait or just Glaive being Glaive is unknown, but he's definitely not someone you want to mess with, blind or not.


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If you are looking to spice up your soup game try this delicious kung pao soup recipe.
This kung pao soup recipe is so quick and easy to make it will quickly become a weeknight favourite in your house. Who doesn't love a flavourful satisfying soup on a chilly day, especially when you have only a small window to get supper on the table between hockey practices and piano lessons!
I received a complimentary packet of Club House Organic Kung Pao Seasoning free from Influenster and created this easy soup to use it in.
There are so many benefits to keeping this recipe on hand. Here's what I discovered.
- It's cheap! I always keep jars of homemade chicken or turkey stock handy in my pantry for quick weeknight meals. Making my own stock saves pennies making this soup particularly cheap! Also all the veggies can be grown in your own garden saving even more pennies!
- It's quick! The best part is that it comes together so fast making perfect for those days when you only have a few minutes to get supper on the table between hockey practice and piano lessons.
- It's fresh! All the veggies in Kung Pao soup are easy to grow in your own backyard making this a great summer soup recipe. And it will taste sooo fresh! In the winter the spices will quickly warm you up when you come in from the cold.
- It uses up leftovers in your fridge! It's always a struggle in our house to get all of the leftovers eaten before they go bad so we don't waste good food. I use leftover rotisserie or slow roasted chicken or pork chops in this soup which makes prep time go even faster! It's an easy add you your meal planning schedule. Plan this kung pao soup recipe for the day after you do a roast dinner.
- It's perfect for meal preppers! It's a great recipe for those who are more on the ball than me and actually meal prep for the week every Sunday. The veggies and meat can all be chopped ahead of time so the night of you can just throw everything in the pot and heat it up.
Kung Pao Soup
This Kung Pao Soup is so quick and easy to make it will quickly become a weeknight favourite in your house.
- 8 cups Chicken Broth
- 1 Red Pepper
- 1 Zucchini
- 1 bunch Green Onion
- Ramen Noodles or Rice
- 1 packet Kung Pao Seasoning
- 2 cups Diced Cooked Chicken or Pork
- 1 Tbsp Soy Sauce
Chop the zucchini and red pepper into bite sized chunks.
Slice the whole of the green onion, including the white part. Reserve the green part of the onion for garnish. The white will go in the soup.
Toss all of the ingredients into a large pot (excepting the garnish of course). Give it a quick stir and let it simmer on a medium heat for 20 minutes.
Sprinkle with a healthy handful of the green onion garnish and enjoy!
Recipe Notes
I like to use my leftover chicken or pork chops in this recipe. But if you do not have cooked meat on hand just dice some chicken or pork and fry it in the bottom of the saucepan before adding in the other ingredients.
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The park's common loon (Gavia immer) population is one of the most southerly breeding populations in North America. The majority of Wyoming's population of breeding common loons occurs in Yellowstone. The common loon is listed as a Species of Special Concern in Wyoming because of its limited range, small population, sensitivity to human disturbance, and loss of breeding habitat outside of Yellowstone. Wyoming's breeding loon population is isolated from populations to the north by more than 200 miles, limiting immigration from other populations. Since the mid-2000s, Wyoming's population has declined by 42%. Yellowstone's loon population has declined since surveys began in 1989. However, detailed data from a study initiated in 2012 indicate that the number of loons present in the park can vary widely from year to year. Continuing research will try to analyze any trends in productivity, nesting success, and number of breeding pairs to attempt to determine why some years are more productive than others.
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Management Concerns
In 2016, park biologists checked at least 18 lakes for loon activity. Yellowstone Lake had two loon territories. Fourteen of the lakes were occupied by at least one loon, with a total estimate of 31 adult loons. Nine loonlets fledged during 2016.
In the western United States, common loons breed in Idaho, Montana, Washington, and Wyoming. The total western US breeding population is estimated at 90 territorial pairs. Wyoming's breeding population is isolated and totals approximately 16 territorial pairs including 11 in Yellowstone. Western populations of breeding common loons are known to overwinter from Washington south to California. Spring and fall migrants in Wyoming represent breeding populations from Saskatchewan that overwinter around Mexico's Baja California peninsula.
There are several threats to Wyoming's loon populations. Direct human disturbance to shoreline nests and chicks lowers survival rates, as do the loss of breeding habitats and water level fluctuations (e.g., erratic spring flooding). Contaminants like lead (from sinkers) and mercury, in combination with hazards on wintering grounds (e.g., marine oil spills and fishing nets) challenge loon reproduction and survival even further.
Fish are the primary prey of loons. As part of a multi-park study on mercury concentration in fish, fish from various lakes where loons nest were screened for mercury. Fish were sampled from Beula, Grebe, Yellowstone, and Lewis Lakes. Fish from Beula, Grebe, and Yellowstone lakes exceeded the threshold at which fish-eating birds may be affected by mercury toxicity. Fish from Lewis did not exceed that threshold although they still contained mercury.
Loons are long-lived; they have relatively low chick production and a poor ability to colonize new breeding areas. Given the very small size and isolation of Wyoming's breeding loon population, it is at a particularly high risk of local extinction.
Bald Eagle
Bald eagles can be seen along Yellowstone's many rivers and lakes.
Osprey summer in Yellowstone, fishing and raising young.
Peregrine Falcon
Peregrine falcons are some of the fastest birds.
Colonial Nesting Birds
Colonial nesting birds—pelicans, gulls, and cormorants—primarily nest on the Molly Islands.
Trumpeter Swan
Trumpeter swans are the largest wild waterfowl in North America.
Songbirds and Woodpeckers
Passerine and near passerine species comprise the majority of bird species in Yellowstone.
American Dipper
Also known as the water ouzel, these birds dive into water for aquatic insects.
Ravens are smart birds, able to put together cause and effect.
Sandhill Crane
Sandhill cranes nest in Yellowstone during the summer.
About 150 species build their nests and fledge their young in Yellowstone.
Sound Library
Immerse yourself in the aural splendor of Yellowstone.
Annual Bird Program Reports. National Park Service, Yellowstone National Park. https://www.nps.gov/yell/nature/birdreports.htm
Mcintyre, Judith W., Jack F. Barr, David C. Evers, and James D. Paruk. Common loon. The birds of North America Online. https://birdsna.org/Species-Account/bna/species/comloo/introduction
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