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The Standard in BandingBandall International, a Dutch company and leader in its field, designs, manufactures and exports worldwide its advanced Bandall banding concept and machines for the automatic banding of products with paper or (bio)film strips.
"Branding by Banding" - the up to the minute, innovative branding concept geared to tomorrow's market requiring environmentally friendly, inexpensive yet quality, lightweight packaging solutions to convey your product image and information. The Branding by Banding concept provides you more space for branding and product information with the option to keep the product clearly visible.
Other benefits of Branding by Banding:
- Clear added value on the supermarket shelf
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- Green and sustainable look and feel
- Tamper evident packaging
- Cost saving technology in all aspects
- Ideal for private label brands
- All Bandall equipment, includes the exclusive Bandall UCS "Ultra Clean Seal".
- No other system than Bandall is able to process 35 micron banding material
Bandall banding is a perfect form of (linerless) labelling using the finest materials and provides anything from simple to full-colour luxurious and distinctive representation of your product - a marketing opportunity doubling as tamper evident packaging.
The Bandall is also ideal for shelf-ready and catering products, creating great reductions in packaging volumes - and therefore waste volumes - and offers a swift return on investment.
The Bandall is easy to use, clean, simple and inexpensive to maintain and is available from hand fed to fully integrated automatic solutions. Bandall International maintains a high level of professionalism and offers excellent worldwide delivery and service via a highly reputable dealer network.
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Join us for the 10th annual STOKED Awards Gala!
This year we're highlighting our past, present, and future, as we celebrate those that make the STOKED community one of a kind.
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10 Famously Reclusive Artists and Authors
8. Stanley Kubrick
The idiosyncratic, influential, and highly talented director of the exceptionally respected films The Killing, Paths of Glory, Spartacus, Lolita, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, and Full Metal Jacket pioneered a wide number of artistic techniques within his chosen medium – including the Steadicam shot – that pulled from his background in photography. Almost every one of his films, including the oft-criticized Eyes Wide Shut, received nominations or wins for BAFTA Awards, Golden Gloves, and Oscars. A notorious and obsessive perfectionist, Kubrick worked his actors and crew to the bone to ensure the best possible shots and performances.
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Sunday, February 10, 2008
House for Sale
Danny and I are two very tired puppies. We did our best to get Mom's house ready for the For Sale sign to go up tomorrow. How do you like the pictures of some of the rooms? I had to stage with the furniture I can't keep and 'found objects' already in the house and my own garage along with minimal purchases.
Don't you just want to buy it, dear Bloggers?
Enjoy that Winter Park lifestyle. Great home for a young family or empty-nesters. Recently updated by me and Danny (with a lot of help from handyman Sean, painter Manuel, and floor restorer Cory.) It's eighteen hundred square feet plus 9x19 bonus room for home office or hobby room with outside entry, three bedroom, two bath, formal living and dining rooms, large master bedroom, terrazzo floors, new A/C and fenced yard. Close to hospital, UCF, Rollins, Full Sail Academy, community pool, park and Cady Way Walking Trail. C'mon, shell out 250K and it's all yours. I'll even throw in several copies of my book, Flights of Nancy!
Anyway, it's done. Tomorrow in God's and Coldwell Banker's hands for the next six months...
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HOUMA � A shiny, new hotel behind the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center is a little closer to becoming a reality, now that the Terrebonne Parish Council has given its initial approval of the deal.
K Partners of San Antonio gave the council a proposal outlining its intent to invest $18 million in a Hilton Garden Inn. Plans are to have it open by spring 2009. The deal is still subject to a public hearing and final council vote, both of which are set for Dec. 12.
But one councilman said he remains skeptical that the agreed upon deal is better than another offered by a second company. The two companies proposed building similar-size hotels under the same Hilton brand.
K Partners offered thousands less for the land while pledging that it would ultimately funnel much more in sales taxes to parish coffers because its hotel would offer more amenities, charge higher rates and employ more locals.
Council members voted 8-0 Monday to approve the agreements and land-sale paperwork with K Partners. Councilman Clayton Voisin stepped out of the council room during the vote, he said, to get coffee in a back room.
If K Partners and the parish government don�t sign the agreements, then the parish-owned land will go to competing investor S.L. Sethi.
K Partners� proposal says the company will invest $18 million to build the roughly 125-room hotel on 3.65 acres of parish-owned land behind the Civic Center.
�Based on our experience building in that area, we feel it�s a fairly safe estimate,� said Mark Crisi, K Partners executive vice president, via conference call during the meeting.
The company has 11 hotels open, six under construction, and 20 in various stages of development, Crisi said.
The San Antonio-based company expects to have an annual payroll of $900,000 to $1 million and $4.9 million in annual sales at the Houma site.
To give it flexibility, K Partners also asked the council to allow it to change the brand to a Courtyard by Marriott if the other hotel-franchise deal doesn�t work out, Crisi said.
Meanwhile Sethi, of Mississippi, proposed a $12 million similar-size hotel, a $900,000 annual payroll and $3.2 million in sales each year.
At first Councilman Clayton Voisin said he could not agree with selling the land to K Partners when another company was offering more money.
The property, appraised at $723,400, is being sold to K Partners for $794,970. Sethi offered $874,467.
Monday, Voisin said he doesn�t believe either firm�s investment or economic-impact figures are correct.
Voisin said K Partners� $18-million proposal outlines $9.99 million in construction costs. The rest is budgeted for furniture, fixtures, overhead, insurance and other expenses related to opening and starting the hotel.
Spending less than $10 million to build a hotel does not equal an $18-million investment, Voisin said.
Meanwhile, Sethi submitted a $12-million estimate for the project. And Sethi�s estimate only includes construction costs, Voisin said. Neither Sethi nor his realtor, Mike LaRussa, were at Monday�s meeting, but Voisin said he talked to LaRussa who �thought the estimates were for construction costs,� Voisin said.
But, according to a September e-mail to both investors, local economic-development official Mike Ferdinand asked each to provide total investment commitment, including expected annual payroll and sales.
All of the assessments are based on the information from the company and the economic-impact estimates calculated by the state�s economic-development department, said Ferdinand, CEO of the Terrebonne Economic Development Authority. TEDA has been representing the parish in negotiations with companies interested in building on the land.
K Partners is expected to generate $405,000 in sales taxes from construction, while Sethi would have generated $270,000, according to state calculations.
The property taxes would likely be $250,830 annually from K Partners� hotel plan, according to the state�s calculations. Sethi�s plan would generate $167,220 in property taxes annually.
The public hearing starts at 6:30 p.m. in the council meeting room, on the second floor of the Government Tower, 8026 Main St., in Houma.
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A POLICE officer was badly injured when he was kicked and punched in a "sustained attack" after being called to a street incident.
Police were sent to Brandhall Road, Oldbury, and the officer, who has not been named, challenged a group of men said to be acting suspiciously.
He was then attacked "out of the blue" and kicked and punched in the face, suffering cuts and bruises which needed hospital treatment.
The officer, aged 26 and based at Smethwick police station, was off sick today.
Det Con Simon Pittaway, of Smethwick CID, said the injuries to his colleague could have been much more serious.
"The officer was one of a number of officers called to reports of a group of men acting suspiciously at about 9.40pm on Sunday in Brandhall Road, Oldbury, near Brandhall Primary School. He was attacked, punched and kicked a number of times in the face and suffering nasty cuts and bruises which put him in hospital.
"Fortunately, other officers were on the scene and they were able to pull the attackers off him, otherwise he could have been much more seriously injured."
Mr Pittaway said that two men, aged 27 and 28, were arrested at the scene on suspicion of assault and were currently helping West Midlands Police with their inquiries.
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Followers of Star Citizen likely received a very open letter from the Chairman in their inbox yesterday, where Chris Roberts touched on the slippery slopes of open development. One of those slopes is providing timelines on releases. Despite being caught between a rock and a hard place, Roberts has made the decision to reveal the Star Citizen internal release schedule for the game's current alpha build.
"We have been reticent to share our internal timelines, even with caveats, as it always seems to cause trouble," writes Roberts. "One section of the community gets annoyed because things are perceived as late while another gets annoyed wondering why we shared dates at all if they aren't solid. Basically it is a Kobayashi Maru."
Regardless of how lose-lose the situation feels, the team will be sharing a website for Alpha 2.6 that will provide timelines for the next development milestones, with some edits for technical matters and simplicity. The internal release schedule is offered up as a show of trust to the community of backers. "You have allowed us to take this journey, you have tracked and followed so much of how game development works…and now we think it is right to further part the curtain and share with you our production process," writes Roberts.
The schedule is prefaced by several caveats explaining that the timelines offered are fluid, with no hard dates guaranteed of feature release and availability, particularly with the complications of bug fixing.
The newsletter also discusses a fourth anniversary sale, with multiple ships from various in-game manufacturers being offered as part of an "Intergalactic Aerospace Expo" event from the game's lore. Roberts has taken a moment to remind people that sales are not mandatory, and that access to the game requires no more than a starter package and any ship offered for money will be available in-game.
"I want to reinforce that you should only participate in the anniversary sale as a way of supporting the project," wrote Roberts. "There is no need to own anything other than basic starter ship if you just want to have some fun."
Our Thoughts
We genuinely hope that this plan doesn't completely backfire on the developers of Star Citizen, as the scrutiny of the title is already unprecedented. We also have to respect that they trust their fanbase enough with such information, and will continue to watch the development of this game as it moves forward at whatever pace it takes.
Your Thoughts
Do you agree with Roberts' decision to share this internal release schedule, or do you think that the development of Star Citizen has enough problems? Be sure to share your thoughts with us in the comments.
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Each of us are innovators in our own way
The National Finals for the Rube Goldberg Machine Contest are at COSI, March 24-26, 2017, in Columbus, Ohio 43215. The challenge is for participants to make a complicated machine to perform a simple task.
Our Founder and CEO of Autonomy Hub and Vice-president of Robotics Education for the Tesla Foundation was asked to speak at this year's finals.
Autonomy Hub Live! Demo drones from Parrot, VR headgear.
Autonomy Hub Live, our first show!
Check out our new space for you...the autonomous and smart Columbus community
Autonomy Hub Launches On the Backbone of New FAA Drone Regulations
This Week Community News and Andrew King, did a wonderful piece on the new drone Part 107 regulation rules from the Federal Aviation Administration and how it will impact the aviation and commercial landscape of unmanned systems.
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Stunning Waterfront Villa in 'Montego ResidencesThis very well presented 3 bedroom villa is as big as a house, and is situated in 'Montego Residences' which is a secure gated estate surrounding a lake with facilities including pools, BBQ area's and walking tracks. Great size kitchen overlooking the spacious open plan lounge and dining area all with views over the lake and timber floors. Double lock up garage with storage and extra off street parking available. Small dog would be approved subject to body corporate approval. Available start of September so please register online now for a time to inspect.
* Modern kitchen with stone bench tops, Island bench, dishwasher, pantry and plenty of cupboard space
* Beautiful polished Teak timber floors in lounge/dining area with ceiling fans and doors all open up to the balcony
* Fantastic timber deck overlooking the Lake with picturesque views and privacy blind for convenience
* Master suite with walk-in wardrobe, ensuite with spa bath, shower and toilet and plantation shutters
* Bedrooms 2 & 3 both have built-in cupboards
* Main bathroom with shower, bath and separate toilet
* Separate laundry with dryer
* Double lock up garage with storage and extra parking available off street
* Low maintenance gardens
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We spent a good couple of hours walking around these gardens the other day.
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Over the past few months, the team at Skylum have been working hard on a huge update.
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Winter Soups
Soup is basic. Rich or poor, from east to west – soup is welcomed at every table. It can be hot or cold, sweet or spicy, thick and creamy or light and clear. To keep soup a basic part of the menu at your house there are a few tips to remember and some essential pieces of equipment.
Some basic tools you will need for creating your delicious homemade soups:
- A large stainless steel or enameled soup pot is ideal for preparing broth or simmering or the back burner. Depending on the size of the recipe anywhere from a 4 to10-quart pot can be used. This kind of pot is also easily transferable to refrigerator for storage.
- For cutting all those fresh vegetables a good utility knife and chopping mat lends ease to the task. A well-made utility knife with a sharp edge is one of the handiest tools in the kitchen. Flexible chopping mats are excellent for adding your chopped vegetables to the stock.
- Cheesecloth can be used to strain soup liquid or to make small bags containing herbs and spices for seasonings. One package of cheesecloth is enough to last through many pots of soup.
- A very good blender or food processor is essential for pureéing vegetables. Chop the vegetables in the food processor if you don't want to do it by hand. After cooking vegetables, you can pureé them in the blender to form a paste or mash to use as thickening for soups such as tomato.
Soups are so encompassing that you can use practically any meat or vegetables that you have on hand. If you don't have any prepared stock, you can take a shortcut with instant powders that are available.
Think about soup throughout the week and save items from your weekly menu that can be used for soup. Save vegetable waters from prepared potatoes or green beans. Reserve celery leaves and trimmed stems from vegetables such as scallions in plastic bags. Simmer leftover bones from cooked meats to make stock. All items can be used to enhance the coming weekend's choice of soup.
If you have made a large batch of soup, freeze the leftovers in plastic bags for future use. Creamed soups or potato-based soups are not recommended for freezing and thawing.
You can also freeze stock in small portions to be used for future spontaneous soup days. A jumbo muffin tin works great – just ladle the stock into the cavities and freeze. After the stock is frozen, pop out the individual portions (about one cup) and store in the freezer in plastic bags. Use one at a time, as needed.
Don't forget to top off the soup for presentation. Croutons, grated cheese, chopped parsley, paprika, toasted nuts, and broken chips are just a few suggestions – become creative with crackers and cereals for crunch.
Soup is no discriminator of class or origin. It is very versatile – from small cups of gazpacho in the summer to big teeming tureens of chowder in the middle of a snowy week – it's always a welcome site.
For this snowy week try these recipes...
Corn Chowder - Serves 3-4
- Fry 6-8 pieces of bacon in large skillet, remove and crumble*
- Use 1 Tbsp. of bacon drippings and saute medium onion until translucent and remove
- Add 2 large diced potatoes with 3/4 cup water to pan
- Cover and boil for 10 minutes until potatoes are tender
- Return onions to pan along with 1 can (16 Oz.) creamed corn, 1 can cream of mushroom soup and 2 cups milk
- Bring to boil, reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes
- Top each serving with crumbled bacon bits and pat of butter (optional)
Apple, Potato, & Cheddar Soup
In a saucepan, heat 2 tablespoons of oil and add:
- 3 medium Granny Smith apples that have been peeled, cored and chopped
- 1 potato, peeled and chopped
- 1 stalk of chopped celery
- 1/4 cup finely chopped onion
- 1/8 teaspoon of thyme
Sauté for 10 minutes. Stir in 1/4 cup white wine and simmer 2 minutes more. Add 5 cups of chicken broth and simmer for an additional 45 minutes. In blender or food processor, puree soup mixture, then return to saucepan. Over very low heat, stir in:
- 4 cups of cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 1/8 teaspoon of nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon of white pepper
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USDA Announces VS Loan Repayment Awards
February 3, 2012
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced this week 80 awards to American veterinarians to help repay a portion of their veterinary school loans in return for serving areas lacking sufficient veterinary resources. The awards, totaling more than $7.7 million, were made by USDA's National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) through the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program (VMLRP) and will benefit 34 states, Puerto Rico, and other federal lands.
Veterinarians are critical to America's food safety and food security, and to the health and well-being of both animals and humans. Major studies indicate significant and growing shortages of food supply veterinarians and veterinarians serving in certain other high-priority specialty areas. A leading cause for this shortage is the heavy cost of four years of professional veterinary medical training, which can average between $100,000 and $140,000.
Recipients are required to commit to three years of veterinary service in a designated veterinary shortage area. Loan repayment benefits are limited to payments of the principal and interest on government and commercial loans received for attendance at an American Veterinary Medical Association-accredited college of veterinary medicine resulting in a degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine or the equivalent. Loan repayments made by the VMLRP are taxable income to participants.


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The Heritage ALBUM
The Heritage Album is fashioned after an artist's journal, wrapped in genuine leather with a leather strap closure. Custom, hand finished lay-flat binding with thick fine-art paper pages. Truly, each album is a work of art and a timeless heirloom that will allow your story to be admired for generations, to be enjoyed and reflected upon for many years to come.
12x12 — $1,200 | 8x8 — $800
The Legacy ALBUM
A luxurious, fine art album, specially crafted and created to be a compelling page turner to show off your favorite portraits or wedding photographs. Beautiful linen, lay-flat binding with thick pages. Custom bound, hand finished. Perfect piece designed to use as family keepsakes, or as a special gifts for your loved ones!
11x14 — $1,400 | 12x12 — $1,200 | 10x10 — $900
Signing Album
Guest books are for remembering all the wonderful friends and family that come together in celebration of life's biggest moments. This fun album takes an interactive new spin on the old tradition. 20 pages, with 20 dynamic questions dancing across the page headers and hold guests' thoughtful hand-written answers.
10x10 — $400
Wall Art
Our walnut frames are beautifully handcrafted and designed with a refined agrarian aesthetic. Available in three finishes, with five matte options. Crafted in USA.
Our stunning, high quality prints are the result of a printing process called giclee. This process uses large format, professional printers paired with archival high definition inks and acid free fine art papers—ensuring that your images will be preserved for you and future generations.
Framed Prints & Canvas
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Remember your story as it unfolds. Life is captured by photos, remembered by words, and held in the smallest of tangible things. Remember every detail and keep adding to your story.
These Amish-made heirloom boxes are made of smoothest wood and the finest craftsmanship. With care these wooden vessels were created to cradle your most beautiful memories. Whether it be hand-written love notes, the ribbon she wore in her hair the day you met, the handkerchief handed to you at just the right time, or the cologne that made you smile, it's all there, unbound, free to be held, ready to be added to, and preserved for a lifetime forever.
Each Heirloom box includes fine art prints.
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Full-resolution digital negatives for corresponding/selected images are included with the purchase of albums, wall art & heirloom boxes. Complete digital set are accompanied with product investments of $2000 and above. Digitals not included with gift prints.
Clients spend on average $1,500-$4,500 with me on their personalized photography experience.
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That question may seem silly. "Obviously the doctor or surgeon that botched the procedure," you may think. However, there are more layers to this question than it appears. First of all, it is important to note that many different people, organizations and medical institutions can be caught up in a medical malpractice lawsuit.
If a doctor fails to diagnose something that he or she should have noticed (or had ample evidence to diagnose), then they can be held liable. If a surgeon makes a mistake during surgery, then he or she can be held liable. If a nurse improperly performs a medical procedure, he or she can be held liable.
At the same time, though, the hospital could be held liable in any of those circumstances through "vicarious liability." The hospital could also be held directly liable for a medical malpractice incident.
Other medical situations could dictate that different parties are at fault. For example, a pharmaceutical company could be held liable for one of their drugs causing serious issues to patients. Alternatively, a pharmacy could be held liable if they give an incorrect prescription to a customer.
No matter what the specific circumstances are in your medical malpractice case, though, you will need an attorney to help you get through the case. Suffering due to a medical mistake is not something to take lightly -- you need compensation to help you recover from the incident and the people at fault need to be held responsible for their substandard care.
Source: FindLaw, "Responsible Parties in Birth Injury Cases: Who Can Be Sued?," Accessed Oct. 15, 2015


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Come out on a Sunday evening for some tunes from local musicians J. Timber and Joel Henry!! Known as a "wild child" with a soulful voice and a heart for life, J. Timber's passion flows through his music and captivates any audience. A mix of some pop, rock and soul will bring some rejuvenation to your Sunday night!
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Why We Started the
Moving Upward Video Series
The Farmore Marketing team believes in Moving Upward. There are no easy paths to success, but with the right partners, the climb will be worth it. We believe in creating strong, successful partnerships, especially with the businesses of Tampa Bay who strive to improve the community.
To illustrate this, we started a video series last year featuring local businesses that partner with the community in various ways making Tampa Bay a better place to live and work. In other words, businesses that move Tampa Bay upward.
"I think it's really important to be an active member of the community, and being a small company it was more important to us that we found a way to showcase what other businesses are doing in the Tampa Bay area. We could be more effective giving these companies recognition while at the same time illustrating and promoting some of our own skills and passion." - Luke Fortin, President of Farmore Marketing
At Farmore Marketing, we are grateful to call Tampa Bay home and are constantly looking for new community projects or events that we can participate in. Tampa Bay has proven time and time again that it welcomes and encourages entrepreneurial, creative, and passionate people to follow their dreams and… move upward!
"I enjoy seeing the insight, and learning about the value systems that each company has in place. I think it's really inspirational." – Daniel Bryant, Director of Video Production at Farmore Marketing
In each video, we feature the unique story and the people who have made the climb to success, and found their niche in the Tampa Bay community. We showcase what makes each business unique, whether that's the people, the product, the process, or the story of how the business got started.
"It's nice to see the people behind these big businesses in Tampa Bay," Daniel continues. "We try to communicate through video the real people who make these companies what they are, and we've been fortunate to have worked with so many incredible people so far." - Daniel
We welcome other businesses to relate to these stories and inspire them to achieve the same level of accomplishment.
Know a company that should be featured in our Moving Upward series? Give us a call today 813-867-3773 or shoot us an email at email@example.com.
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I suppose it was a week of consolation for Tipperary hurling. The wounds from the senior demise may still be raw but the U21s and intermediates supplied some balm to the hurt with welcome wins over Cork – the U21 was quite emphatic while the intermediate was more marginal.
There's no doubt we look to the U21s for evidence of upcoming talent so progress by Ken Hogan's crop gave the county a definite lift midweek.
That fifteen point margin certainly raised a few eyebrows and had people wondering was it a record. As ever SO'D was prompt with the answer. It was only our second largest win over the rebels at U21 level, the biggest gap of all was back in 1964 when we thrashed them by 6-9 to 1-1 in an opening round. That was the inaugural year of the championship when Tipperary went on to win the All Ireland with a team that included future senior stars such as Peter O'Sullivan, Len Gaynor, 'Babs' Keating, Mick Roche and captain Francis Loughnane.
A fifteen point margin sounds stress free for the followers but actually it was more of a yo-yo performance that veered through extremes. Most of the opening half was one-way. Bill Walsh took an Aidan McCormack pass to slap home an early goal and Jason Forde added a second after about twenty minutes. In between there was a decent sequence of points with Forde and Niall O'Meara particularly prominent so that by the twenty-seventh minute we were in cruise control at ten-up.
Alarmingly though we seemed to hit the snooze button at that stage sitting back to admire our handiwork while Cork set about retrieval. In the minutes before the break the rebels reeled off six unanswered points to undo much of our slickest hurling and cut the margin to just four.
There was plenty to mull over then at half time and even more to ponder when the pattern continued on resuming. A few fluffed chances of stabilising points were quickly followed by Cork's opening goal and suddenly our lead of ten was back to the minimum.
However, the crisis didn't last and the remainder was a canter for Tipperary who now resumed match control and hit something of a scoring spree. Bill Walsh waltzed past his marker for his second goal, Forde got the team's fourth from a 'penalty' and Tommy Heffernan planted the fifth. With a steady stream of points supplementing the major lodgements and virtually no retort from Cork the lead stretched out to eighteen points at one stage before a late consolation goal for Cork left the end margin at fifteen.
Any time you demolish Cork in a major championship game it's noteworthy and there was indeed much to admire about this display from Tipperary. It was slick and skilful with an abundance of flashy scores albeit against an awful Cork team whose defending at times was abysmal.
Individually Jason Forde came out top scorer but 'Buggy' O'Meara's brother, Niall, won much praise too and I really liked the contribution of Bill Walsh who was strong and direct and took his goal chances emphatically. The defence too was mostly in control with Tom Hamill steady at number six and Joe O'Dwyer and Seamus Kennedy doing the business on the flanks. The full line too was strong with number three, Michael Breen, continuing to attract notice as one who might have senior potential.
Against all that there are cautionary words to be noted. Cork provided dismal opposition and this tendency to tune out for spells could be very costly on other days. Clare came through a tough examination by Waterford in the other semi and they'll provide an entirely different obstacle in the final.
The intermediates saw us deliver a double-whammy to Cork but the tone and texture of this contest was entirely different. It was a Munster final win and credit to the team and management for that but it was a win that needed a major let off at the end as Cork went for broke when they might more sensibly have taken a draw. Darragh Egan made a crucial save and then two Cork players fluffed chances on the rebound before we got a relieving free from the goalmouth scramble.
There was precious little between these teams. Cork had the better free taker in Peter O'Brien and he kept them in touch throughout. At different stages Tipp got a few clear but could never open a significant gap as Cork kept retaliating. After being level at the break it all came down to that frantic finish.
The Tipp hero was undoubtedly Darragh Egan. The Kildangan man began his minor career as goalie and has now gone full circle prompting the thought that if he'd concentrated on the art of goalkeeping he'd have been far more successful than his failed attempts to make the senior grade as a forward. His stops and his three pointed frees made a huge contribution to this success.
Having won this grade last year it's quite an achievement to be now chasing the double with a new-look side. From a county senior perspective it's difficult to see anyone from this side making an impression on Eamon O'Shea. Some people had been speculating about Clonoulty's Thomas Butler, seeing him as a style of player who might make a contribution to the senior set-up. Unfortunately he's been plagued by those knee injuries and looks a long way short of county senior standard at the moment.
Finally writing a column can be a strange old experience, your audience mostly unseen and unheard, so that you often wonder if there is any audience out there at all. Then you pass a comment that hits a nerve and here comes the reaction.
Such has been the case following my dig at the Kilkenny supporters and their jeering of Lar Corbett in Nowlan Park. The missives have arrived varying from a mild rebuke to demanding an immediate retraction.
You see, folks, here's the point. There is a time-honoured tradition in sport which stipulates that you never, ever jeer a player who gets injured. Injuries are an unfortunate by-product of sport, contact sports especially, and to gloat on a player's misfortune is the absolute antithesis of sportsmanship. Jeering a player sent off is not acceptable either (reference Tommy Walsh in last year's league game in Thurles) though mostly when a player is sent off there is an element of culpability on his part.
And here for me is the clincher in this argument. Every county has undesirables among its supporters, Tipp included, but what happened in Nowlan Park wasn't the action of a few headless chickens carried away on the emotion of the moment. A sizeable section of the Kilkenny supporters cheered/jeered loudly when Corbett's hamstring snapped.
At least most of my correspondents recognised that what happened in Nowlan Park was wrong; their issue was that I didn't highlight other incidents like the Tommy Walsh case and the applause for John O'Brien last year. Point taken, but unfortunately it was the sheer volume in this case that made it stand apart.
A parting word on it: the silence from official Kilkenny sources didn't help either. People like Nicky Brennan and Eddie Hehir have been quick off the blocks in the past when they felt their county's integrity was being impugned; a word from them on this issue would have been very well received in Tipperary.


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Chainsaws, Equipment Stolen From Local Non-Profit
More than $1800 worth of equipment was stolen recently from a local non-profit and the public is being asked to help locate those responsible for the theft.
The Western Colorado Conservation Corps has reported the theft of two chain saws and equipment valued at more than $1800 stolen from their location at 2808 North Avenue.
The Western Colorado Conservation Corps is a program run by Mesa County Partners employing young people between the ages of 16-25 who work on public lands.
According to a news release from Partners, On June 29, an eyewitness reported seeing a black KIA Sedan pull up to the fence and two females getting out and taking things from the trailer.
Anyone with knowledge of the theft is asked to contact the Grand Junction Police Department.


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Eli is checking out Papa G & Mormor's new trailer.
He loved that the rails were low enough for him to pull up on.
We found a great deal on a use wooden swing set on craigslist.
Reid was so excited that it was useable after his nap.
He LOVES it!
Thanks for the hard work Mormor & Papa G!


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Nevaeh, you've inspired a province, a country.
When I learned of your passing on Facebook, tears came to my eyes. You didn't sit around feeling sorry for yourself. Your compassion about helping others was Jurassic. Simply amazing.
I never met you, but I wish I had.
Your legacy will live on, and when people drink your lemonade they will smile, because you reinvented compassion.
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My company was privleged to provide the surface materials for another beautiful Parade of Homes home by Barton Brother's Construction. We also were invited to attend the opening VIP night to tour the homes before the general public. It was alot of fun to see all of the houses, but my favorite, and I'm not being biased, was definately the Barton House. Here are a few pictures of the interior. Enjoy and God Bless! (the pictures really don't do the house justice)
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I love the kitchen!
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Wow! Its so pretty! :)
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- Sarah Jane said...
Wow Wow Wow. Imagine living in something that gorgeous!?! I think I'd have to wear historical outfits every day to "match" the elegant, mysterious feel of the home. . .or at least the feeling I gather from those beautiful pictures!
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A nasty story befallen with Victor Ivanov. The parents had engaged in trade, often travel to Turkey and China. They bring a lot of good things and favorite son. He walked in the jackets, jeans, sneakers, which are the heroes of Western movies. He is usually in the pockets of money not only for ice cream. One day Vic heard your yard dvuhkassetny stereomagnitofon. To strangers he was approached by the boys and demanded from him, so he brought home a large sum of money. They threatened him that if someone says a word, they pokalechat his younger brother. Victor was afraid for his brother and met the requirements of criminals. After a while the guys again demanded money, but this time did not bring. For this he was severely beaten. They said that if anything will burn the apartment "hucksters." Then Vic found in the cache and then brought the money to them. But this time he was lucky Beginners extortionists were caught stealing in a booth and sat down for a long time in prison.
Think with your child as you can do to avoid trouble. The child must understand the consequences of yielding to criminals.
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Unpleasant story
A nasty story befallen with Victor Ivanov. The parents had engaged in trade, often travel to Turkey and China. They bring a lot of good things and favorite son. He walked in the jackets, jeans, sneakers, which are the heroes of Western movies. He is usually in the pockets of money not only for ice cream. One day Vic heard your yard dvuhkassetny stereomagnitofon. To strangers he was approached by the boys and demanded from him, so he brought home a large sum of money. They threatened him that if someone says a word, they pokalechat his younger brother. Victor was afraid for his brother and met the requirements of criminals. After a while the guys again demanded money, but this time did not bring. For this he was severely beaten. They said that if anything will burn the apartment "hucksters." Then Vic found in the cache and then brought the money to them. But this time he was lucky Beginners extortionists were caught stealing in a booth and sat down for a long time in prison.
The call on the radio
This story happened to my friend not so long ago.
Kolya's parents left for the weekend to visit my grandmother in the village, leaving children home alone. Severely punished not leave the house, never open the door, and on the telephone to speak only what the parents are busy, but always call back soon. Nick and his sister Masha had never dared to disobey, knowing why they were given such strict mandates.
The case was on a Sunday. Lessons from Nick and Mary did on Saturday because the house was doing nothing special. Nick could not stand it and suggested we go for a walk, but Mary recalled that the parents said. Полный текст
A serious conversation
My friend Kolya's brother works security guard. His name was Athanasius. Previously, he served in Special Forces. Athanasius great shot, great fights. He protects the employees of some serious company. The guy he is strong, but his fists are rarely in the course admits. I once saw Athanasius say a few words of some guys. They molested the girl, dirty swearing. After the words of Athanasius hooligans as the wind blew.
Once we have argued with Nicky about why someone being beaten, robbed, cheated, and someone lucky. We argued until we were hoarse. Then I said, 'Let's Athanasius tell what we think. Let him judge between you and me. " We went to his brother Colin. He agreed to listen to us.
I gave his opinion:
- All or nearly all depends on luck, from the fate of the circumstances. No matter how you sit at home, you can always run into robbers, and they just robbed you. It's like the saying goes: "From the wolf is gone - the bear came." If someone does not like you or someone decides to beat or insult you, you also can not help it. How can you like villain, or boor? And the statistics are about the same saying. Rob and kill more often. Nearly all have suffered from crime. Someone robbed more than once. Someone robbed. On the person next to nothing depends. Try to get away from robbers - narveshsya on the killers.
After that, Nick said:
- Everything depends on yourself. If you are strong, smart, brave, fast run, you know how to defend himself with his fists, then with you, nothing will happen. There are no hopeless situations. You can always think of something, to make sure that does not suffer. If something happens to you, then blame but yourself. Not noticed in time bullies, unable to escape, unable to dislodge the knife from the hands of bandits, did not put a strong lock on the door, somewhere else overlooked, could not, would not. And then fate, fate, luck, if you are a coward, a quitter, a wimp? And here the circumstances?
Athanasius listened to us carefully and with interest. Then he said what he thinks. It turned out I was right in something, something human Kohl. But his brother said something with which we agree with Nicky had both. Athanasius on concrete examples convinced us of the following:
- From the man, much depends. He can and must fight for his life, for the safety of their loved ones. It is important to be strong, smart, courageous, intelligent. However, it is that circumstances are stronger than humans. For example, accidentally fell from the balcony of the box with the flowers and kill the strong and courageous person. In most cases, misfortune happen to those who are weak, weak-willed, stupid, cowardly. For them, often even favorable circumstances turn into a disaster. For example, a man bought a car. Now do not go through the dark streets, do not risk facing hooligans and looters. But greed and stupidity have done their job. Hankering for money, drove drunk guys. And he was killed by his clients.
Athanasius told some interesting cases from their work. We listened with bated breath. Above all, Colin's brother said:
- A strong, intelligent, well-trained people can get into trouble. But he has a better chance to survive, to survive, to prevail over the criminals. With regard to the circumstances, many of the circumstances we are doing. Just not all of the circumstances beyond our control. But I even like it. If we could foresee everything, everything to provide all the warning, life would be boring. I like to overcome obstacles, I can not imagine life without risk and unexpected twists of fate. Athanasius thought for a moment and said something over which I still think:
- When me into trouble, I ask myself if all I did was that there was no trouble. I do not usually kill, as some do not blame myself for what happened. Indeed, sometimes circumstances are beyond us. If he is guilty, then try to learn, to understand where I was wrong, showed weakness. That then such slips are no longer allowed.
Who do you most agree? A younger child whose opinion favors?
A shot in the woods
Until now shudder to recall that day. It began well. We decided to celebrate with classmates successful completion of the tenth grade. Early in the morning went by train to get a good rest in the forest, swim in the lake. We arrived without incident. Pitched our tents. We had lunch. Nothing boded trouble. Oleg went along the lake to search for fishing. The other guys, too, did not sit idly by. We went with Boris collect firewood for the bonfire. Send to a not too far from our camp. Suddenly it seemed to me that someone is sneaking up on us. I thought it was one of our watches us and wants to scare us or make fun of something. I quickly hid in the bushes. At this point, the trees shot rang out. Boris cried out and fell into the grass. Out of the bushes I could see that he is not moving. Then he told me that he was lying motionless on purpose. Realized that could be followed by a second shot. And I did not know what to do. Approaching a friend was deadly. The gunman could hide and shoot at me. I exerted all his vision and hearing, to understand what's going on. And then I heard that the guys running towards us. I thought that they must somehow warn of the danger. Sounds donesshiesya other hand clearing, instilled in me a hope. I heard someone removes deep into the forest. Dry branches crackled on and on. And then I ran over to Boris. What I saw made me cold chills. I did not feel under a foot, head spinning. Полный текст
"Expensive purchase"
Yesterday my friend Kolya mom was in the hospital. And how come I've learned from the Koli.
His mother, our cheap goods on the market. I bought just so much that almost claimed. It was late. The money she had in a taxi. But she went on the bus. Then I went with a heavy bag through the park. So the path is shorter. The park Colin mom met some criminals. To throw things and get away from them she did not dare light. These guys are quickly caught up with her. Beat away the bag. Now Colin's mother in the hospital. They say it was hit on the head with something heavy.
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We first settled in the new multi-storey building. As fans wandered the entrances to profit at the expense of others: got into the apartment, rented, twisted and broke out all that you can carry and sell. The first night we gathered furniture, dismantled the most necessary things. Suddenly, I heard our front door trying to crack. I looked through the peephole. On the platform were about five. One of them struck his foot against the door. I yelled: "Guys, you got the wrong address!" Continued pounding on the door. I knew that there were instances when entire families were killed in their own homes. I had to get it and charge dvuhstvolku. Then my wife could not stand it and shouted: "Nick, do not shoot, wait, they will!" Blows on the door stopped immediately. After some time stamping of feet was removed down. We were saved.
Times were hard. It was in 1937. We lived in a small town of Altai. Criminals have committed atrocities. Were frequent occasions when criminals broke into the houses, looted, killed their families. We lived in a one-story house. Mom put the trays at night on the windowsills. They had to ring out when someone climbs out the window. One night, a loud knock at the door. Then they began to break out. Strong attacks followed one another. His grandfather, Ivan went to the door. In his hand was a gun. Shouted: "Stop, I'll shoot!" The door continued to break with renewed vigor. There was a deafening shot. The shot broke through the door through. I saw in the window, as some people run away from our house. They did not come.
Is it possible to recognize the actions of his grandfather Ivan legitimate in this situation?
Jumping from the second floor (from the testimony of Andrew J.)
These girls, we just began to hoard. I met with them on the street. He said that my birthday that I have at home a cake, chocolate and anything your heart desires. He said that no one could come to visit. When they came to my house, the girls realized that I cheated them. They thought I was alone, and there we waited for my friends. The men all adults, had by this time pretty to drink vodka. The girls were frightened, but it was too late. One of them grabbed and dragged into the bathroom, the other dragged into the kitchen. Their screams and screams drowned out the loud music. When I grabbed the smallest hand, she would bite my finger. So bite that I have dark eyes. Then she ran out onto the balcony and jumped down. Remained, by the way, safe and sound. Then I learned that the girl involved in gymnastics. A few minutes later the two girls were taken. We were also taken, but not the parents and the police. In truth, I'm glad that it leapt gymnast. I will give less time.
A strange man
We played with the boys near our house in football. I'm tired, and I replaced the Kolka. Suddenly I was approached by a man in a leather jacket and says, "Mike, hello! What are you, do not you recognize me? I'm an old friend of your dad." We went to our entrance. Along the way, I said that parents are not home yet. Uncle Victor is not very angry, but said: "What a pity, I had just arrived and I will be in your town one day." Then he thought and said, "You know, I'm tired of the road. Come to your home, I'm a little rest, wait for their parents. And you, if you want to play until the street."
I've wanted to see Uncle Vitya to his home, as appeared in the yard my dad. I shouted, "Hurrah!'s And dad's coming!" Instead of rejoice, uncle to the jacket quickly went not to the pope, but in the opposite direction. At first I did not understand. Then I was told that it was a swindler, a thief. He wanted me to cheat, rob our apartment. I still do not understand how he knew my name, who my parents are and where we live. Only my father frowns and says: "Less talking right!"
What errors made the boy?
Masha went away
When we played enough ball, I invited the girls to relax in the gazebo. This is the most secluded place in the yard. Only Mary did not go with us and continued to play with the ball. From the pavilion, I saw how to Masha was approached by a strange guy. They talked about something, then went to the porch, where the apartment is Masha. For some reason I was afraid for her friend. The guy was walking behind her, and strangely looked around. I knew perfectly well that other people can not run to his home. While we with Masha were at odds, I decided to check to see if Maria got into trouble. On the third floor, where she lived Mary, I heard my friend cried enough. Then he heard a noise, and all was quiet. I knocked on the apartment door and quickly ran into the street. There, I told the janitor uncle Vite. He called for help three other men. Order the offender that mauled Masha at her home, they were able to arrest him. A friend of mine went to the hospital. After that, Mary and her parents moved out of our house. Where is Mary now lives, I do not know.
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But remember, your statements to the state of Ohio may not be confidential. They could potentially pose a problem for a future lawsuit. If you would like to discuss your issues before you make your complaint or would like an attorney to review your complaint form, complete the contact information at the bottom of the page or call (216) 777-8856 to schedule an appointment.
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The state of Ohio has a hotline you can call if you need to make a complaint about an Ohio nursing home. To make a complaint, call (800) 342-0553. A live person should be available between the hours of 8AM to 5PM. A staff person who works for the state of Ohio should be available to take your call.
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December 07, 2016 at 4:39 PM
THIS WEEK Julie Morgan, the AM for Cardiff North, is collecting donations of old MP3 players and iPods on behalf of a Cardiff organisation called Can Cymru which plans to use them to help people with dementia.
Can Cymru aims to improve the quality of life for those with dementia by uploading music from different eras to old MP3 players which will then be given to people suffering from dementia.
You can watch this video to see the impact of music on people with dementia.
Please drop off your old MP3 players and iPods on Thursday the 8th and Friday the 9th of December for use in reminiscent therapy to Julie Morgan's office at:
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Pebble, the well known smartwatch manufacturer has taken the stage at CES to show us its latest products. The company has announced Steel, a stainless steel version of their smartwatch. The watch comes in brushed stainless steel and black matte, as shown below.
The Pebble smartwatch has sold 300,000 units and now has an app store of its own. The app store will offer users a way to discover and download all their apps and watch faces, all from one place on your smartphone.
Eric Migicovsky, CEO of Pebble, says the Pebble Steel will be available for pre-order starting today and will cost $249 with free shipping all over the world for early purchasers. The steel will come with Pebble OS 2.0 built in which will take advantage of the new app store.
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on foot along N193 and N200
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I'm coming very soon on Corsica, in Ajaccio..
Evening of April 19th...
And I want to try to make on foot the distance from Ajaccio to Aleria
along the motorways N193 and N200... with a stop at Corte for a day or two maybe...
Do you think it's possible? I mean to walk all this distance now in April?
And is it possible to sleep outside without a tent on my way?
I have only a sleeping bag with me...no tent..unfortunetly..
Do these main roads lie really high in the mountains?
And could I find any places to sleep on my way or to get any food?
if the foot walking is not possible for some reason..
what about hitch hiking now?
A lot of cars or not?
Looking for an answer...
Best Regards,
Posted: Tue, Apr 15, 2014, 6:49
Posted: Tue, Apr 15, 2014, 11:17
Thanks...sounds cool!
I'm looking at the prices...it's not that bad..
but I think the information is quite old.. it's something like this:
Ajaccio - Vizzanova (4,30 euro)
Ajaccio - Corte (5,80 euro)
And there are several interesting stations on the way...
Maybe I will take train..specially if the weather will be bad..
But still... If I want to go on foot...along the motorways..
is it possible?
It seems to me that I can make this distance..in 3 days.. from Ajaccio to Aleria..
Am I wrong?
I just can't imagine the conditions in the mountains..and how high do these roads go?
Waitnig for an answer..=)
Thanks again=)
Posted: Tue, Apr 15, 2014, 15:59
I can't really answer such questions. Well I can say that the altitude at Vizzavona is around 900 or so metres....it is the lowest place that you make contact with on the GR20.
Like myself most of the folks on the forum go to the island to walk on the mountain trails which are completely off-roads. Any transport that I have used on the island has been to either get to the start of a trail or at the end of a walk to reach an airport or a port for the ferry.
To be honest, from what I have seen of Corsican roads, they are fairly narrow and tortuous and it would not be much pleasure to walk beside any of these roads. Also not many motorways to be found on the island.....a bit of dual carriageway out of Ajaccio towards Porticcio and a bit out of Bastia and a new bit close to the airport at Poretta. :-).
Posted: Tue, Apr 15, 2014, 19:36
I can't imagine why you want to do this apart from some sort of masochistic endurance test.
Walking on the road won't be very pleasant and potentially quite dangerous.
Also, why are you heading for Aleria? It's just a few isolated campsites on the coast but you don't have a tent.
Why not get on the bus or train at Ajaccio and go somewhere nicer?
Here are the timetables: www.corsicabus.org
What about Bonifacio? it looks really nice.
If you are determined to try this, then take a tent at least. Even a cheap 40 Euro tent will make a big difference. I'm sure you can pick one up in a supermarket in Ajaccio.


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Officers untrained in major criminal investigation are being posted to the state's elite body of detectives.
And for the first time, constables not yet even designated as detectives could be investigating murders with the homicide squad.
[But they could put the sniffer pups in that job, because some police don't investigate crimes anyway. They just give lip service and bring on the investigation the way they want to.]
[Of course, in the age of a bent governments and Noble Cause Corruption in the police force, then constables will be more likely to just do like they're told?]
[Police don't solve most crimes anyway, they fall over them. When some person looks like being charged they offer them a reduction off the charges for information. If they want information on the street they give a dog a bone and it wouldn't matter if the bone were illegal.]
The State Crime Command has for about 12 months accepted limited numbers of recruits who had not finished their detective training.
But it is now recruiting officers, some with no formal criminal investigation experience, to bring it up to strength.
[Perfect! They don't need any training?]
The jobs were advertised internally, but each squad's commander was also asked to identify and target suitable recruits.
[But are they going to choose their mates? The one's who owe you a favour? Or who's blue in the Blues Club?]
The head of the command, Assistant Commissioner Graeme Morgan, did not know exactly how many of 80 applicants had no formal experience as detectives.
"We'll have a substantial number who have yet to be designated detectives," Mr Morgan said last night.
"But it's almost certain that those people who express interest in criminal investigation have had some experience in it.
"There's none coming from highway patrol, as far as I'm aware."
The recruits would be spread across the SCC's nine squads, including robbery, gangs, drugs and fraud, and for the first time homicide. No more than seven would be posted there. Each homicide team consists of an inspector, two sergeants and three constables, minimising the demands upon the fresh recruits.
The crime command faced a shortfall of about 100 officers, Mr Morgan said.
Currently, an applicant would be accepted to the crime command after several years' experience as a detective within his or her local area command.
The minimum requirement would now be two years in general duties. Officers would then pursue the normal training program on the job at the crime command.
Local area commands receive their share of graduates from the Goulburn academy, whereas the crime command relies instead on applications for transfer from other areas, which do not like losing experienced officers.
Mr Morgan said it was not in the interests of the public to have all the state's best investigators concentrated in his Strawberry Hills headquarters.
But this latest recruitment drive seems to raise the odd prospect of a junior officer from the crime command being called out to help more experienced police in local area commands.
NSW Police has long been looking at ways to attract experienced officers back to the detectives ranks, following mass resignations and transfers over several years due to corruption in the Force.
Low morale and a tainted image of detectives which followed the Wood royal commission, as well as more attractive positions in uniform, have been cited as major reasons for the drain.
But the Opposition police spokesman, Peter Debnam, said requiring senior detectives to accept untrained officers to fill the gaps was not a solution.
"The detective drought and the budget squeeze on frontline police are delighting criminals and demoralising police. Senior detectives are strongly opposed to using untrained police for criminal investigations," he said.
[Even though some of those delighted criminals were police according to the Wood Royal Commission and the history of police corruption.]
By Lip Service June 5 03
THE ANGEL: Criminals still see NSW as a soft target because frontline police and criminal investigations suffer from corruption, filthy rotten slimy Mackerel's, and police who lie, cheat and steal." Not to mention making up stories about investigations and Noble Cause Corruption. With all those bad averages give the job to the sniffer pups.
The inaugural Australian Police Summit
The inaugural Australian Police Summit (APS) will take place 18-19 June 2003 at the Australian Technology Park, Sydney. APS is Australia's only dedicated event focusing on all aspects of Law Enforcement and Policing.
NSW Police! Soothsayers or slayers? Strategy part 3 Permit denial
Part three: Refuse to grant a permit for another planned march because they manipulated the populist view. How? By exploiting your argument and eroding the public's confidence in peaceful demonstrations and by using the media to tell their lies, then using that as a weapon against peace.
Police violence fractures Peace movements?
The resolution also criticised New South Wales Assistant Police Commissioner Dick Adams for creating a threatening environment by mobilising excessive force for the protest.
No confidence in 'Force' when service is out the door
How are shopkeepers and service staff going to feel today knowing police are vulnerable to be attacked while serving customers at the counter of a police station?
Every dog has his day: Brammer resigns
The Police Integrity Commission found that Brammer, along with other senior police, had at times displayed a lack of support for the former police reform body, the Crime Management Support Unit.
MPs told of police corruption
Corruption and mismanagement are still entrenched in the NSW Police, and problems at the highest levels are "whitewashed", according to evidence given yesterday to a federal parliamentary committee.
Black Knight Moroney to give evidence?
Accusations about former high-ranking NSW policewoman Lola Scott's alleged failure to act against paedophiles have dominated a federal crime inquiry hearing in Sydney.
The NSW Police Force
The NSW Police Force has stopped production on its new movie Viking. Viking, showing in NSW Parliament House and in the suburbs of Sydney recently.
Crime victim group wants say in money allocation
A spokesperson from Justice Action Mr Brett Collins said, "Victims should be properly compensated regardless of the source and that is currently the law. The law says you don't need to find even the offender to get compensation. This is an attempt by the opposition to create a law and order issue-involving victims when there is in fact no issue!
Abolition of 800 year old double jeopardy law a crime
The 800-year-old rule prevents a person who's acquitted of a criminal charge from ever being re-tried for that offense.
When real safety is jeopardised in NSW
Perception of crime is still a problem in NSW, with a new Productivity Commission report showing the state's citizens feel less safe than most of their counterparts.
Call to Bronwyn Bishop's Federal Crime Inquiry
I call on Bronwyn Bishop to allow me to produce first evidence about police corruption and to be able to attend Parliament House Sydney without fear of conviction.
Australia: politicians should watch police
In Sydney yesterday the Opposition police spokesman, Andrew Tink, urged Federal Labor MPs to allow the public hearing of the claims, which include that senior police, the PIC and the Ombudsman's office were failing to investigate legitimate complaints of misconduct, including corruption in the police promotion system.
The community questions ICAC's slagging and fobbing you off?
The ICAC, Commissions, Ombudsman, Police Integrity Commission (PIC), and numerous Tribunals etc, are all arms of government set up as an insurance police for the government's 3 or 4 year election terms. In short they'll be out of office by the time you may be lucky enough to have your matter heard.
Who is bad?
Super Rat? M5? M11? K8? N2? So I trust that some people who, with the photos and guns guessed that a jury would quickly establish a case against a profiled person whom, you just had a picture and a history of. Common knowledge? The government knew their victims would take the blame. Not just chess in court, 'moving around the pieces', but 'putting false evidence, or not enough evidence before the jury."
2,500 crooked detectives? Or a corrupt Government?
Evan Whitton: Either two things occurred. If you said you didn't join the police force to extort money from working girls, your papers were marked 'not suitable for plain clothes' and you were sent back to uniform.
How to become corruption resistant in NSW
Don't trust those who cannot prove themselves with the little amounts of trust you give them. Just because they have a letter of perceived trust doesn't mean they can be trusted.
This is not how you eat 'antisocial behaviour'
Process corruption, perjury, planting of evidence, verbals, fabricated confessions, denial of suspects rights, a solicitor to induce confessions, tampering with electronic recording equipment, framing. Generally green lighting crime, and I say Murder, including the kids who overdosed on heroin. No doubt.
Black Knight - Long way to go home
In line with the current climate of police corruption and the demise of the reform unit set up by Wood, these facts ought to have been a good reason to leave Moroney out of the package as Commissioner.
Bob down and sniff my arse
These are serious invasions of privacy and draconian laws? Where are our democratic soldiers, the lawyers and the barristers who need to take on the government in the courts? Are they plastic? Or to busy feathering their nests? Or have they been cleverly purchased by this black government. Drug test police and politicians, and have the tests independently accessed.
Come in spinner? Or Come in sinner?
"You don't have, in my view very vigilant processes. I suppose it's akin to the problem of corruption within the police," he told the ABC radio. " People say there's corruption with the police (but) do you get the police to investigate problems within their own ranks?
I am disturbed by Governments 'actions' in relation to shuffling the police service. Clive Small seconded into Parliament like a cocky in a perch. A breach of the fundamental Separation of Powers Doctrine does not in my view allow the thought of intervening, planning, or shuffling to stack the deck of our police service. The one that suppose to be autonomous according to Lord Denning. Where the Parliamentary Secretary can ask the commissioner of police to 'report' then sack him if he is not satisfied with such report.
Australia's Political Underworld...& their enforcers
The promotion of law and order means money to big business. Profits from insurance, security fixtures, patrol services and the like can only continue to grow if the perceived threat of uncontrollable crime wave escalates. In the past few months there have been many examples of the true nature of our blood thirsty politicians and their sinister attempts to spoon-feed a not so gullible public with their repetitious rhetoric.
Who is telling the truth? Well I guess Dr. Ed. Chadbourne or Mr. Peter Ryan may have the answer to that. Dr. Chadbourne sacked by Peter Ryan and more specifically in my view because he elected deputy commissioners Dave Madden and Andrew Scipione as the best men in the service in relation to his qualifications to make a recommendation in his capacity as human resources.That is if you believe that a Dr. can be corrupted.
What is happening between the Police Service and politics is quite extraordinary at the moment. If stand over tactics don't work tell half the truth honestly and follow the example of sheep. Another word for it is sleaze, yeah. Another word for it is workplace harassment. Another word for it is bribing a Police Officer. Another word for it is misleading Parliament.
Tele Tales
Most people I know don't buy the Daily Telegraph. Why? Because of the lies and propaganda purported by them.
Lord Denning
Interesting how a member of the Police Board Mr. Tim Priest would hold grave fears for his safety from dangerous senior police but fails to name them or have them sacked. Rather Priest resigns as if he had no powers. Could that mean what he was saying is that the Governments are also corrupt?
Clive Small is Bob Carr's choice for the new Police Commissioner. It could only be the case considering his, Small's special appointment into Parliament House. Small who suffers from the little person syndrome is the ideal bend over boy who gets shuffled through his corrupt actions. Rolling the legal system for him after the fact, just like his predecessor Roger the dodger Rogerson.
Black Nexus
The Separation of Powers Doctrine is nowcontaminated witharangeofcolours, now leaving us with a black shirt on a once blue bridge that crossed that thin blue line. The 'Amery and Woodham show'.
Same boat
The Premier, Bob Carr, relies on a militia. A gang of bikies and our Police Service, to show all of us he is no murderer. He should be taken to the task along with his partners in crime like Clive Small to account for those people who like my self have been maliciously assaulted and who have complained, without any service and those who cannot speak for themselves who were murdered, like Terry Falconer. Terry murdered in custody.
Good Cop
Why have our democratic institutions broken down? It's not just the criminal justice system. The Anti-Corruption Network email@example.com exposes the same issues. A group of white-collar workers who say they have suffered as follows:
I refer to the Daily Telegraph article 22 March 2002 under the heading Priest quits advisory job.
Partners in crime - history!
Roger Rogerson, the old hero, who never faced a result in the Warren Lanfranchi, or Sally-Anne Huckstepp murders, was let off in my opinion when the New South Wales Government rolled the legal system (deciding what evidence to give the police prosecutor) to have the jury believe the illusion they (the Government wanted to create).
Police Chronology 1994-2001
View events in the NSW Police Force since the Wood Royal Commission began in 1994. 1994 May Justice James Wood is appointed Commissioner of the Royal Commission into the NSW Police Service ('WRC').
Govt, police 'let off the hook' Haneef inquiry
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