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Suitable for cars, vans, trucks, bikes, etc.
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An ad hominem argument is one in which the person who is being argued against is directly targeted rather than their points. In other words if I say there is no evidence that UFOs are alien craft and you say I'm a narrow-minded egotistical moron, that's an ad hominem. You can see how the point being made was completely ignored in favour of a personal attack on the character of the person making it. Unfortunately many discussions tend to devolve into a back and forth exchange of personal attacks like the one illustrated rather than focussing on the actual facts and premises of the discussion.
One reason that this happens is that people become so invested in the ideas and beliefs that they hold that any contradiction to them itself feels like a personal attack, in this case it would seem perfectly natural to return the salvo. Another reason may be a phenomenon known as Cognitive Dissonance, whereby if a person's views are contradicted by conflicting evidence this can create a feeling of discomfort within the individual, which requires relief. The easiest way to do so is to discredit, at least in that person's mind, the source of the conflicting evidence.
Whether it comes about through feelings of personal affront or esoteric interactions within the psyche the ad hominem is generally considered to be the argumentative low road and should be avoided. If a debate cannot be won through the logical points made on the strength of the facts then the resolution should be deferred until such time as there is more information available. Ok, that's too much to ask, but keep it clean and above the belt.


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Auckland 2018
The U19s are terrible this year. We probably should've released Clarke to play for them since he played so little against Waikato.
Auckland B team to take on Harbour B today
North Harbour team is here
1 Ezekiel Lindenmuth (Suburbs)
2 Leif Schwencke (Suburbs)
3 Jerry Samania (Pakuranga)
4 Max East - Captain (Pakuranga)
5 Jamie Lane (Ponsonby)
6 Lyndon Dunshea (University)
7 Waimana Riedlinger-Kapa (Ponsonby)
8 Hoskins Sotutu (Marist)
9 Pele Cowley (Suburbs)
10 Daniel Kirkpatrick (University)
11 Hawaii Ahokovi (Pakuranga)
12 Nikolai Foliaki (Grammar TEC)
13 Tevita Latu (University)
14 Joseva Ravouvou (College Rifles)
15 Freedom Vaha'akolo (Ponsonby)
16 Penisoni Fineanganofo (Papatoetoe)
17 Franck Friconnet (Eden)
18 John Akau'ola-laula (Pakuranga)
19 Ezra Meleisa (Pakuranga)
20 Desma Liaina (Eden)
21 Harry Miller (University)
22 AJ Lam (Grammar TEC)
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Ieremia and Prattley were on the Breakdown last night.
Ieremia confirmed that Henry is the defence coach. I think most of us were assuming Tai Lavea was in charge of attack but it is actually Ieremia
Most of the conversation was filled with coaching cliches (culture, enjoying themselves, it's a sprint, early days etc etc).
Lot's of talk about mixing the pro SR players with the semi pro players. There was no direct attack on the Blues but the inference was that the senior SR players were allowed to get away with shit and that the overall culture was poor (anyone surprised?)
So the Auckland coaching staff needed to reset expectations and raise standards
Good to hear Ieremia talking about working with the clubs and the importance of club form being able to earn selection. Again basic stuff.. but there has been a lot of friction about certain clubs getting preferential treatment.
The coach being and outsider might be an advantage here.
Prattley didn't have much to say (like most player interviews). He did make a good point about the last two years being an anomaly. In his time the team has gone ok and then something went badly wrong in the White years
(I think there has been two bad coaches this century: Pivac, Lam, Pivac, Feeney were largely successful. Anscombe and White were not)
KiwiMurph last edited by
Even Anscombe was a better coach than White - one of Anscombe's Auckland teams can within a whisker of making the final one year didn't they? (losing a semi final to Waikato by a whisker and then having an embarrassing blow up/whinge to the media after the game?)
@kiwimurph said in Auckland 2018:
Even Anscombe was a better coach than White - one of Anscombe's Auckland teams can within a whisker of making the final one year didn't they? (losing a semi final to Waikato by a whisker and then having an embarrassing blow up/whinge to the media after the game?)
Maybe I'm being harsh on him. I think he was responsible for the stagnation of those years though
One thing I'll say in his favour is that he had to deal with the contracting disaster of 2007. Because of stupidity from the ARU and the NZRFU Auckland lost 17 players at the end of 2007. It's crazy that so many players were off contract from one province.
But his selections had a real lack of ambition. Importing Morland, Berquist, bringing back an old Ward. Dropping Faumuina from the match day squad and almost prematurely ending his career (people were upset when Lam still gave him a Blues contract)
It seemed like wasted seasons and no progress until Pivac returned
taniwharugby last edited by taniwharugby
@duluth I think Anscombe is a good coach, I just think he struggles with the other aspects usually associated with the coaches role (identifying talent, selections etc)
He used to claim that Strawbridge was in charge of selecting the backs. Maybe he should only be an assistant coach?
@duluth Interesting that Ieremia is in charge of the attack as the attack doesn't really resemble a lot of his previous work.
I do think Lavea has a bit of a say in the attack though because when we signed Lavea, Ieremia said this, ''We are aligned with key strategies, especially in the backline''.
A lot of the traits of our backline play is quintessential St Kents under Lavea to me. I'm guessing Lavea is either our backline coach or our skills coach?
@dice said in Auckland 2018:
A lot of the traits of our backline play is quintessential St Kents under Lavea to me. I'm guessing Lavea is either our backline coach or our skills coach?
Sounds right. It's hard to find any official job titles. They were definitely talking up his work with the backs when he was appointed
@duluth some people just arent meant to 'lead' and work better in the background.
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It's worth noting Auckland's Blues players are playing a lot better this year than under Nick White the previous two seasons.
@kiwimurph where's he at now? I thought he picked up a gig elsewhere?
Tim last edited by
@taniwharugby Nick White is the Chiefs' scrum coach, a job he seems to be very good at. Some people are better as assistants I guess. There were comments that White was a very good forwards coach too.
@tim ah I thought he had gone there but wasnt on the staff list?
Yeah when at the Blues I always thought the Blues scrum was solid, so he is better as an assistant or more technical role.
@taniwharugby said in Auckland 2018:
ah I thought he had gone there but wasnt on the staff list?
He was there for a few weeks before it became official
Just a bit of fun.
An Auckland XV playing for other Mitre 10 Cup teams.
1 Angus Ta'avao
2 Andrew Makalio
3 Kalolo Tuiloma
4.Sam Lousi
5 Vaea Fifita
6 Kara Pryor
7 Mitchell Karpik
8 Sione Havili
9 Tayler Adams
10 Josh Ioane
11 Ben Lam
12 Braydon Ennor
13 Seta Tamanivalu
14 Matt Duffie
15 Etene Nanai
I included a couple of guys like Fifita and Tamanivalu who came to Auckland via the islands. I avoided selecting anyone who schooled here but are from other provinces though.
A bit weak at loosehead, so just threw Ta'avao there. Maybe someone can think of a better option.
Weak at halfback as well. Enari might've been an option as he was born in Auckland and schooled here for a bit, but I think he was mostly raised in Gisborne. He is the nephew of two Auckland legends(Iceman and Eroni), so maybe he should automatically qualify
A bit on the small side in the backrow, but they should be able to manage against most backrows at NPC level.
I might've missed some other options that could be in there.
KiwiMurph last edited by KiwiMurph
@dice Fifita would not be happy playing lock....
Loketi Manu at 13?
Slade at lock?
Chris Eves prop?
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@dice So you've picked a team of poaches and have included international poaches to fill out.
As much as I hate the Poo, they could probably have thrown together a decent team in the last few years if all their poaches were returned.
Tim last edited by Tim
At lock you could have Gerard Cowley-Tuioti (Kelston, but started at Massey), Pari Pari Parkinson (St Kents, Whakatane originally), Ben Nee Nee, or Jacob Pierce (did he go to school in Harbour, came through the Auckland system).
Sione Mafileo at tight head.
Few other props around, though they are mostly injured this season?


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Enormous Champion
I spotted this and had to show you because I know you'll really like it. Or at least I think so. I also want to cuddle the kitty. :) The "Our Love Is Here To Stay" limited edition poster is from Brooklyn's Enormous Champion. I honestly don't even know if it's still available (it was first released in April) but it's just the cutest thing… I found it reading their blog this morning via glassford hill girl.
Enormous Champion has cards to match along with lots of other cute cards in case you're looking for unique, bold designs. Love!
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Duke Addicks Scholarship
Northlands Confabulation! 2018
The Duke Addicks Scholarship has been set up to honor the memory of Mentor Duke Addicks, a storyteller well known for his ghost stories, stories from his native heritage, and of Minnesota characters such as Pigs Eye Perrant. He believed stories are powerful and can transform lives and communities. The Duke Addicks Scholarship is intended to assist new storytellers from Minnesota, with a financial need, to pursue their interest in storytelling.
EXTENDED APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 31, 2018.
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Scholarship funds include conference fee (not including the Friday master class). Meals and Northlands membership are included.
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What is CrossFit
Increased work capacity across broad times and ….
The heck does that mean? It means you WILL get in shape. BOOM!
CrossFit is a powerful strength and conditioning program that uses constantly varying and highly intensive movements to improve overall fitness and prepare trainees for any kind of physical demand they may encounter. Measurable, observable, and repeatable results. Seeing our athletes become fitter, happier, and healthier makes us tick.


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Residents were gripped with fear after the corpse of a motorcyclist was discovered at Banana Estate, Igbe-Laara, Igbogbo/Bayeku, close to Ginti Banjoko, Ikorodu.
The yet-to-be-identified late motorcyclist was found dead after he was believed to have been attacked by robbers who carted away with his bike.
According to residents of the community, the motorcyclist (popularly known as Okada rider) was said to have brought a passenger into the community, before he was killed, while his bike was taken away from him.
The police was alerted and his body has been deposited at the morgue.
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Missoula Youth Harvest director says program provides opportunity, time for reflection
Missoulian, Keila Szpaller, 9/21/2014
Laurie Strand Bridgeman is the director of Youth Harvest, and this week, she talks about her experience on the PEAS Farm. Youth Harvest, a therapeutic, service oriented work program, is a collaboration among Missoula Youth Drug Court, Missoula Youth Court, Willard Alternative High School, and the Human Resource Council. Here's an adapted Question and Answer from a conversation with Strand Bridgeman… MORE, or watch the video


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1 Samuel 23:26-28 And Saul went on this side of the mountain, and David and his men on that side of the mountain: and David made haste to get away for fear of Saul; for Saul and his men compassed David and his men round about to take them. But there came a messenger unto Saul, saying, Haste thee, and come; for the Philistines have invaded the land. Wherefore Saul returned from pursuing after David, and went against the Philistines: therefore they called that place Selahammahlekoth.
Saul was an angry leader. He struggled with pride and stubbornness. These two sins made him "play the fool" in his kingly ministry. Saul hunted David like a dog would hunt for its desired object. He wanted David eliminated. Saul believed David was his greatest threat. However, David was not Saul's greatest threat. Saul was his own greatest threat. Saul had become so consumed with his pursuit of pride and jealousy. He had abandoned his responsibility of the ministry to do other things.
This is what is occurring in our text. David is in hiding. Saul is on one side of the mountain and David is on the other. Saul believes he is ready to capture David again. God intervenes and makes Saul face his real priority with the message of the messenger. "The Philistines have invaded the land." However, Saul is so consumed with his stubbornness and pride that he actually struggles with the right action to take: do I try again to capture David? Or do I defend against the invasion of the Philistines? Saul's heart was divided to go hither and thither; so the place was named Selahammahlekoth. (pronounced See-La-ha-ma'-le-koth)
God still sends us to places like Selahammahlekoth when we stray from His purpose. He will force us to choose. Our choice is the same: do we follow the "Pursuits of Pride?" Or do we get back to "Dealing with the enemy?"
Why do we become so consumed with our selfish pursuits that we actually abandon our priority? The answer is clear we are driven away by the lust of the flesh. The lust of the flesh is a powerful force. It will drive us from our priority in ministry to do what we want. The lust of the flesh reveals our pride and stubbornness.
Are you fulfilling what God would call his priority for you? Has God sent a Selahammahlekoth to you to make you stop and reconsider? Please do not struggle; go home and deal with the invading enemy. The pursuit you are in may be your own pursuit and not His. You may have tried convincing your immediate circle of friends that what you are doing is ministry, but you know better. Linger not a moment longer; get back to His priority.


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The Abortion Pill is now available in Canada - finally! Women have been using this abortion method in the United States and Europe for decades. So what is the dirt on this kind of abortion?
For starters, it is quite effective for causing an abortion in early pregnancy. Health Canada has approved the abortion pill, called Mifegymiso, for terminating pregnancies up to 9 weeks from your last menstrual period.
The method is now very convenient. It can be prescribed by any physician or nurse practitioner, and the medication can be picked up at your local pharmacy. That means that the abortion pill gets a check mark for convenience, especially if you are living far away from an abortion clinic.
When you take the Abortion Pill, the termination - or miscarriage - happens in the comfort of your own home. This usually occurs 4-6 hours after you take the second dose of medication. You will experience cramping and bleeding. Sometimes the cramping will be severe, and it is helpful to have some pain medication on hand. The bleeding may be light or heavy; if you are worried about the amount of bleeding then you should contact your health care provider.
At Bloor West Village Women's Clinic we do a thorough assessment of your pregnancy before prescribing a medical abortion (the abortion pill), including using an ultrasound to ensure that your pregnancy is at the right stage and that there are no other complications. Along with the Mifegymiso we also provide you with pain medication to help with the cramping, and information on what to expect and what to do in case of complications. We will follow-up with you to make sure that the procedure was successful and address any of your concerns, including a prescription for birth control or inserting an IUD.
About ten percent of women will take several weeks to complete the miscarriage, and some women will not pass the pregnancy and will eventually need a surgical abortion. As we provide surgical abortions on site, we can treat women who need care after a failed medical abortion.
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Also if you are not able to find someone to prescribe the abortion pill in your community, then we are happy to help. Please contact Bloor West Village Women's Clinic for further information.


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Kim McKenna
High School Counselor
My name is Kim McKenna,
I am the DCISM professional School Counselor for grades 11 and 12.
I grew up in south Florida and attended Palm Beach State College and Florida State University before moving to California and attending National University in La Jolla, California for my Masters degree in school counseling.
My passions include horseback riding, hiking, camping, traveling and amateur photography.
I love nurturing, enlightening and empowering our youth!


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Marketing Work Samples
Marketing manager application - Gimlet media
Media KIts - Encore Media Group
All-Brand Media Kit
In 2016, we opted to take the B2B sales strategy for all of the Encore Media Group brands into a more holistic and consultive direction. Rather than segmenting by product or audience , we created a comprehensive media kit that gave an overview of all of our advertising products. This allowed our Account Executives to have access to all of our product details to better serve the individual goals of the clients.
Seattle Pride Guide Media Kit
In addition to Encore Arts Programs and City Arts, Encore Media Group publishes and sells advertising for the Official Seattle Pride Guide. I lead the team that developed the sales materials for the Pride Guide, including this brief online media kit. We make a similar single-page media kit for the publications Encore produces for the Seattle International Film Festival.
Custom Proposals - Encore Media Group
Blue Moon Recap & Birthday Pitch
One of my favorite accounts to work on was Blue Moon. A long-time partner of City Arts, we pitched them event sponsorship packaged with print and digital advertising. In spring of 2016, I worked with an Account Executive and our Business Development manager to secure a renewal of sponsorship for an on-going event, Art Walk Awards, and to secure $50,000 for a custom party, the Blue Moon Birthday Bash (video).
Seattle Sounders FC Partnership
We proposed a number of packages in pursuit of a partnership with the Seattle Sounders soccer team. Ultimately, we partnered with them on their Posters by the People program, commissioning local artists to create engaging posters and other content for particularly exciting matches.


text: Melissa R. Sipin was born and raised in Carson, California. She teaches at California State University, Monterey Bay, in the social action and creative writing program. Her work has won Glimmer Train's Fiction Open and the Washington Square Review's Flash Fiction Award. She co-edited Kuwento: Lost Things and is editor in chief of TAYO Literary Magazine. Her work has been published by Guernica magazine, VIDA: Women in Literary Arts, Eleven Eleven journal, and the PEN American Center, among others. Melissa's fiction has won scholarships and fellowships from the MacDowell Colony, Poets & Writers, Vermont Studio Center, Kundiman Fiction Retreat, VONA/Voices Conference, Community of Writers at Squaw Valley, and Sewanee Writers' Conference. She is hard at work on a short story collection and novel.


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Mass Shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks on Wednesday, November 7, 2018/
As a resident of Thousand Oaks for 25 years, never would I have thought that the city where I've raised two boys, both born at Los Robles Hospital, would land itself tied for 15th place in all-time deadliest mass shootings in modern U.S. history.
But here we are today, in shock over the worst tragedy ever experienced in the Conejo Valley. The hospital where my wife gave birth to our sons treated many of the 23 victims of last night's shooting at Borderline Bar and Grill, 99 Rolling Oaks Drive, Thousand Oaks (south of the 101, off of Moorpark Road).
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims, their friends and families, first responders and others impact by this horrific tragedy.
The facts:
Shooting took place on Wednesday, November 7, 2018 at 11:20 pm.
There were 12 victims who died at the hands of the active shooter, who was also confirmed deceased.
One victim was Ventura County Sheriff's Sgt. Ron Helus.
Other confirmed deaths: Cody Coffman, Justin Meek, Alaina Housley, Noel Sparks, Blake Dingman, Jake Dunham, Kristina Morisette, Sean Adler, Telemachus Orfanos, Dan Manrique, Mark Meza
Visit www.vcemergency.com for updates.
Visit City of T.O. website at www.toaks.org/residents/borderline-shooting-information for updates.
Monetary donations can be made at vccf.org/donate/make-a-donation to help those impacted by the tragedy.
TOPD asks well wishers to mail all cards, letters, care packages for Borderline victims and families to station. Pls no food or flowers. 2101 Olsen Rd T.O., Ca 91360 #TOakstrong pic.twitter.com/l423P0nZGB— Thousand Oaks Sta. (@toaksvcso) November 13, 2018
Fundraising Events:
Tue 11/13 All Day at Shake Shack Westlake Villlage at The Promenade at Westlake - 100% of proceeds to be donated to VCCF Conejo Valley Victims Fund (Borderline and Fire tragedies).
Wed 11/14 11am to 9pm at Ameci Pizza, 1724 E. Avenida De Los Arboles, Thousand Oaks - 100% of proceeds to benefit families and victims of the tragic event.
Thu 11/15 11am to 9pm at Bandits Grill & Bar Thousand Oaks - 100% of proceeds to benefit families and victims.
Thu 11/15 noon - Memorial Services for Sergeant Ron Helus at Calvary Church Westlake Village
Facebook Live Stream: www.facebook.com/VenturaCountySheriff (live stream starts at 11am with music until services start; ends 1:15 to 1:30).
Calvary Live Stream: calvarywestlake.churchonline.org
Traffic impacts: Road closures 8am La Tienda and Via Rocas near the church. There will be traffic in the area until about 3pm.
Fri 11/16 11am to 5pm at 2860 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd (at Skyline) - The Most Epic LemonAID Stand Ever - Local kids (who are currently out of school as a result of the wildfires) will be selling lemonade and treats. Proceeds go to families of Borderline shooting victims and Woolsey/Hill Fire families through the VCCF.
The following was written by Jenn Zimmerman, Cal Lutheran's veterans coordinator, about Justin Meek.
Justin worked in the Veterans Resource Office for two years as a VA work study, and his impact will not be forgotten. His gregarious and outgoing attitude allowed him to instantly bond with the veterans who entered the office. He worked with the Veterans Club to plan events and help veteran-students with their VA certifications. Not only did he work with us, he was an active student on the campus. The busier he was, the more he interacted with his peers, the more he thrived. He was a kind and compassionate person who really cared for others.
Justin was a criminal justice and criminology major who had a passion for doing what was right. I'm not shocked he took action to protect the people at Borderline.
He was a part of the Kingsmen Quartet and loved singing in choir. He sang the National Anthem at graduation and was lined up to sing with the Disney Carolers for the holiday season. Justin came back to Cal Lutheran after he graduated to support the Country Line Dance Club with Borderline. He loved running college night and always seemed to draw a crowd.
He was planning to join the US Coast Guard; a compromise between his Air Force veteran mother and his Navy SEAL father. He enjoyed cooking for others and often brought his leftovers for us to share as we envied his cooking skills. He was going to be the chef our Veterans Day Celebration this Monday. Since he can no longer be with us, we will hold a memorial in his honor. Justin was a real go-getter and had his whole life ahead of him. He will be deeply missed in our community.


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Running injury treatment in NYC
Running injury treatment in NYC
I have been treating runners injuries for over 15 year in my Manhattan Chiropractic practice.
I was never a huge fan of running I was more a bike rider,
but as more and more patients told me how much they loved it,I decided to give it a try.
I put on my Running shoes and stretched out and started slow.
I live in Downtown NYC and some of the granite sidewalks are a little uneven, and BAM not even 2 minutes into it I sprained my right ankle.
Of course I iced it right away for the first day or two.
The next day in the office I had the Physical therapist use cold laser and I had a Chiropractic extremity adjustment of my right talus by a friend that practices in Midtown.
I also had my associate use Kinesio tape using the fan method followed by stabilization applied up the outside of my leg.
I think this protocol really helped me get functional pretty quick.
I will continue treatment with the Physical therapist and we will probally add the Graston technique by next week.
I posted some information below about some traditional ways of treating a lateral ankle sprain. This information comes from Dr. Pribut's in Washington DC.
Running Injury
Topic: Lateral Ankle Pain
Question I just twisted my ankle what immediate care should I give it? And by the way please tell me a bit more about ankle sprains.
Amswer: Ankle sprains are more common in athletes participating in sports with side to side movement than that with straight ahead motion.Court sports such as Basketball, Tennis and Raquetball all create a fair share of ankle sprains. Running on level ground does not often result in an ankle sprain but cross country running, trail running and stepping in a pot hole (or uneven sidewalks) all could potentially lead to an ankle sprain.
The most frequent ankle sprain is an inversion ankle sprain. This can injure the outer structures of the ankle.
Anatomy: The ankle includes the Talus or ankle bone and the ankle mortise created by the lower Tibia (inner ankle bone, leg bone) and fibula (outer ankle, leg bone). There are three main outer ankle ligaments. The anterior talo-fibular ligament, the calcaneo-fibular ligament and the posterior talo-fibular ligament. Other structures in this area which your doctor will want to examine which can also be injured in an inversion injury include the peroneal tendons (which can sublux or move out of place), the calcaneo-cuboid ligament, and the base of the 5th metatarsal (which can break).
Most Common Injury:
The most common injury resulting from an inversion ankle injury is a partial tear of the anterior talo-fibular ligament. This ligament may also tear completely. The next most frequently injured ligament is the calcaneo-fibular ligament and least injured is the posterior talo-fibular ligament. On occasion the fibula itself may be fractured or the talar dome is injured.
As already mentioned, the other structures on the lateral side of the ankle should always be carefully examined to make sure they are not injured.(I had a Grade 2)
The grading of ankle sprains is officially done on an inadequate 3 point scale. Grade 1 is a mild "stretch" of the ligaments, Grade 3 is a complete tear of the ligament and Grade 2 is everything in between. In my office I use a subjective 10 point scale to finer grade the ligament injury for the benefit of the patient.
Treatment For Minor Sprain:
If you have doubts or your ankle swells very rapidly you should head for the emergency room. Immediate treatment should consist of R.I.C.E.:
Compression - gentle
The ice should be applied for about 15 minutes at a time and then off for about the same. Avoid damaging your skin with the chemical bags you can place in your freezer. Frozen corn or peas works just fine.
If the ankle does not respond quickly to this treatment, it is probably best to visit your sports physician for an evaluation and treatment. This way you'll avoid having your sprain be worse than a break.
Frequently for Grade 2 sprains, I'll recommend a plastic splint such as that made by Air Cast - Air Splint. This holds the ankle quiet as it heals and prevents most inversion and eversion. On occasion crutch walking for a few days (or longer) is needed. The first exercise I recommend after the ankle is starting to feel better is dorsiflexion - plantarflexion or just plain moving the ankle up and down. After more improvement small circles, painting the alphabet with your toes and other exercises can be done. Later still a theraband or other elastic band can be used to strengthen the muscles that help hold the ankle stable. Beam balance exercises and figure 8 running are also possible exercises later in recovery.
I recommend avoiding forcing your ankle to move in pain too soon. I also recommend avoiding weight bearing or walking in pain early in the course of an ankle sprain. There is no reason to start testing your ankle until it has had time to heal. Slow and easy gets more gain than rushing into painful exercises.
A Sports Podiatrist or Orthopedist and Physical Therapist can team together to make sure you have a speedy recovery.


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Last weekend, The Bristal at Armonk's Director of Community Relations, Nancy Campagna, joined Regional Director of Business Development Janine Valentiner at the annual Frosty Parade in Armonk! Everyone was bundled up and the streets were lined with folks ready to catch a glimpse of Frosty the Snowman. Frosty then lead the parade-goers to Wampus Brook Park where everyone got to see the holiday lighting ceremony.
Nancy and Janine handed out Frosty the Snowman pencils to the local shops as well as the children watching the parade. The Bristal is glad to be joining the community of Armonk. Here are a few shots from the event:
According to the Armonk Frosty website:
"Located in the Town of North Castle, Armonk's Historic District is the "Village Square" in the song's lyrics where Frosty dared the children to "catch me if you can."
The lyricist of the winter holiday classic, Steve Nelson, was a frequent visitor to Armonk after World War II from his home in nearby White Plains, NY. In 1950, he wrote the song's lyrics which he put to Jack Rollins' music; it was the same year that he was looking for land in Armonk on which to build his new home. Gene Autry recorded the song that year, making it an instant classic, following his earlier one of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.""


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With Imago Dei Church & Sarah Cowan Johnson
We are committed to empowering individuals & families to bring healthy practices and rhythms to their life for their own flourishing. The Parents Table is an interactive workshop designed to provide you with practical tools to assist you in this process. At the end of the workshop, you will walk away with an individual spiritual formation plan tailored to you and to each child in your family based on age and faith stage. Join us November 3!


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This Simple Bag Trick Will Keep Your Lemons Fresh For A Whole Month
Lemons are one of the most popular fruits all around the world. They belong to the citrus fruit family and have a very unique and refreshing taste. Lemons are also very healthy because they contain high amounts of vitamin C as well as flavonoid which are beneficial for the nutrient absorption in the body. This is why you should consume more of this fruit by including it in your juices, smoothies or by preparing lemon water in the morning.
Most people tend to keep lemons in a bowl in the kitchen or in the living room without knowing that this will not keep their lemons fresh. Today, we will tell you an incredible method which will help you how to preserve your lemons and maintain their freshness.
A great number of people keep their tomatoes, onions, and even potatoes in their fridge even though this is not a good way to keep any of these foods.
Lemons, on the other hand, are not stored in the fridge and this is completely wrong. Lemons which are kept at a room temperature will expire after 5 days. In this way, they will lose their taste and nutritonal value. Vitamin C is particularly sensitive to heat and light. Fortunately, there is an easy and simple method which will help you to extend the life of your lemons.
In order to maintain your lemons fresh for longer (their tenderness, juiciness, taste) you should place them in a sealed plastic bag or zip bags and store them in the fridge. This will slow down their respiratory process, without stopping it completely.
In other words, the aging process of the plant will be delayed. Restricting the respiratory process of the lemon completely will have opposite effect and this will cause the lemon to age much quicker. So, you should not freeze them.
Keeping your lemons in the fridge is ideal since they this place is cool and away from light. This will preserve the nutrients in lemons from the both elements that can destroy them. This mehtod can also help you with other fruits. They will be fresh for 4 weeks, so you can obtain their all nutritional properties.


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Already reeling under high levels of non-performing assets (NPAs), the banking sector is bracing for the impact of a fresh round of NPAs in the wake of demonetisation of high denomination currency that has impacted overall demand in the economy and supply chain.
The conservative estimate is that the fresh wave of bad loans could surface over the next three-four quarters and specifically be centred around loans to the MSME (micro small and medium enterprises) segment.
A senior banker with a public sector bank said: "There are projections being made that the renewed stress on repayments, which had started improving in the months leading up to November, could last for another three-four quarters."
In fact, the Indian Banks' Association (IBA) met twice in the second week of December. The meetings, while taking stock of the NPA situation, requisitioned a reassessment of cases where repayments have been delayed for more than 60 days.
The chief economist of a leading private sector bank, while pointing out there is no data to suggest that there has already been a rise in slippage, said: "Last two months saw an impact on the supply chain and overall demand in the economy. Even though they have improved now, there may be a spillover impact on the bank's asset quality going forward." He said it is mostly the smaller firms that have faced the brunt of the demonetisation move.
For banks, the impact on NPAs could be on the lines of the hit taken by MFIs (micro finance institutions). The recoveries by MFIs, which had improved until early November, saw a slide in December. In the two weeks following the November 8 demonetisation announcement, the collection rate for 11 MFIs had declined to 80 per cent. While there was a mild recovery subsequently, linked to the increased supply of new notes, the collections have seen a sharp slide again on account of the slowdown in business activities in the SME (small and medium enterprises) segment.
The CEO of a leading NBFC (non-banking financial company) said exposure to rural areas and small ticket loans in micro segments is under stress as they are dependent on cash collection. "The cash cycle got disrupted over the last two months and we think that it will take around four-five months to recover. So, it will lead to rise in NPAs in that segment. In fact, the rise in NPA will start reflecting beginning February as the RBI has given a 90-day additional time for recovery before they can be classified as substandard," the CEO said.
The Reserve Bank of India too, in its financial stability report released in December 2016, warned against a sharp rise in NPAs of banks. It said that the banking stability indicator shows elevated risk for the banking sector due to continuous deterioration in asset quality, low profitability and liquidity.
"The stress test indicated that under the baseline scenario, the GNPA (gross non-performing assets) ratio may increase from 9.1 per cent in September 2016 to 9.8 per cent by March 2017 and further to 10.1 per cent by March 2018… If the macroeconomic conditions deteriorate, the GNPA ratio may increase further under such consequential stress scenarios," the RBI said in its Financial Stability Report for December 2016.
Earlier, anticipating the loan repayment issues following demonetisation, RBI had relaxed prudential norms on asset reclassification in November and December 2016. On November 21, 2016, RBI issued instruction to banks to provide an additional 60 days beyond what is applicable, for recognition of a loan account as substandard for crop loans and term loans for business purposes including agriculture loans. Again, on December 28, the RBI instructed banks to provide another 30 days for recognition of loan account as substandard.


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To the typical user of a Scyld Beowulf system, there is little difference between a Scyld and a non-Scyld system. Programs are written with MPI or PVM libraries, and executed interactively or submitted using PBS or some other scheduler. There are small details that may be different, such as how one selects a set of nodes to execute a program or, or how one views a process running on a node. For the most part, these are easier to do. For a system administrator, however, Scyld Beowulf offers a number of features that greatly simplify the configuration and management of a cluster, and in particular, a large cluster.
The ability to boot a machine over a network connection has been available for a long time, and many cluster tool-kits offer mechanisms to simplify cluster installation based on mechanisms such as bootp, dhcp, and similar protocols. Scyld Beowulf also offers a simplified installation procedure for nodes in the form of a boot image that can be installed on a CD or floppy disk. Unlike other systems however, Scyld extends this concept to simplify configuration and management not just at installation time, but every time the cluster boots.
Booting a compute node in a Scyld Beowulf system starts when the node first powers up. A fully installed node will have a boot image installed on the default boot device. This image is responsible for bringing up a minimal running kernel including network services through which the node can broadcast its readiness to boot to the beoserv daemon running on the master node. This boot image is extremely generic, it is used only during this first phase of booting, thus it rarely needs to be changed, even if the clusters compute nodes are completely reconfigured. In fact, this image only need be updated if the Scyld beoboot system requires an update, which normally wouldn't occur even if the Scyld software was updated. Only in fairly extreme circumstances requiring extensive changes to the beoboot system would the boot loader be changed. This is a critical point, because updating an on-disk boot loader can be a cumbersome task, though even in the event this is required, the Scyld beoboot system can usually install on-disk boot loaders automatically onto the disk from the master node, making the process much simpler than even a per-node network install.
Once the phase 1 boot loader has contacted the beoserv daemon on the master node, the beoserv daemon sends boot instructions to the node. If the node has been booted before and has a local disk partition with a kernel installed, the daemon can simply instruct the node to boot from the local image. In many cases the node might not have a local boot image. This might be because a decision has been made not to use the local disk to hold the OS. Or it might be that we want to boot a new configuration that the node does not have installed. This could be a kernel upgrade, a distribution upgrade, or a library upgrade. Whatever the reason, the new boot image is transferred over the network to the booting node, where it can either be loaded into a RAM disk or it can be loaded into an available disk partition on the local disk so that future boots can be performed from local disk. Whatever the source, when the beoserv daemon instructs the node to boot a new image an interesting process takes place. A small bit of Scyld code known as "Two-Kernel Monte" loads the new kernel and tricks the old kernel into giving up control to the new image. This bypasses the normal boot process, but effectly switches kernels to the new image.
The beoserv daemon need not instruct a booting node to boot at all. The daemon maintains a database of nodes, their corresponding MAC addresses, and their current disposition in the system. A node that has never been booted before can be placed in a holding pattern to wait for the system administrator to choose to boot it. Even nodes that have been previously booted can be set to stay in the "down" state until such time as the sysadmin decides to bring it "up." In addition, when selecting a node to boot, the sysadmin can specify whether to boot a local disk image or a server image, the logical node number of the node and other configuration information.
Once a node has its boot instructions it loads and initializes its kernel the same way any other Linux computer does. The primary difference at this point lies in the system startup scripts that are part of a Scyld Beowulf image. Put simply, Scyld Beowulf boot nodes do not start any daemons or services that are not needed to bring the node to a running state other than the bproc slave daemon. The bproc slave daemon contacts the bproc master daemon running on the master and enrolls the compute node as a slave to the master. Once this is completed, the master can initiate processes on the node, and all processes, including any service daemons, are started from the master by the beoboot system.
Writing programs for a Scyld Beowulf is generally very straight-forward. Most users of a distributed memory parallel computer will use a message passing library, such as MPI or PVM to write their program. Both MPICH (a popular implementation of MPI) and PVM have configurations for use with Scyld. For the most part, these packages only have to be configured to use bpsh rather than rsh or its equivalent for starting processes on the nodes. The only other issues comes in naming nodes. Under Scyld, nodes are named .-1 (the master node), .0, .1, .2, and so on, whereas under other Beowulf installation, nodes may be named almost anything. Other than this, the process of creating a socket and establishing a connection are exactly the same as on any other Linux platform. MPICH and PVM are already configured with these issues in mind, and can be used directly for parallel programming.
When running MPICH, there are a number of features to be aware of. The first of which is that under Scyld, most of the controls for launching a job are controlled with environment variables. Thus, one can launch and MPI job without the traditional mpirun command just by setting the various environment variables. For example, the environment variable NP specifies the number of tasks to start. The variable NOLOCAL specifies not to run any tasks on the master (the default is to run the first task on the master, the rest on the nodes). Table 18.1 lists the environment variables used when starting MPI jobs under Scyld.
Environment Variable
mpirun flag
number of tasks to run
no tasks on master
all tasks on master
task on every cpu in the system
exclude nodes
specify node to use for each task
Otherwise, writing MPI programs for Scyld is about the same as for any other Beowulf system. On the other hand, things can be a little different when writing more traditional programs or doing things more out of the ordinary within an MPI program. For example, Scyld does not load a copy of shared libraries on the disk of the nodes unless this is specifically done as part of configuration (see the section below on administration of Scyld systems). When a program is launched, all shared libraries referenced by the program and not already loaded on the target node are loaded. On the other hand, shared libraries used by a program but not referenced directly in the calling code (done via a call to dl_open() and the path to the library) cannot be loaded by Scyld, and will fail unless the library referenced is already installed on the nodes.
In addition to libraries such as MPI, programmers can take advantage of APIs provided specifically for Scyld systems. Table 18.2 outlines the libraries provided by Scyld. Of these, the bproc, perf, and beostat libraries are the most likely to be of interest to some programmers.
Library for returning compute node status info
Library for finding available (unloaded) nodes
Library for bproc shell-like functions
Library for access to Bproc API
Library for compute nodes to receive Bproc requests
Library for access to Pentium Hardware Performance Counters
The bproc libraries provide access to routines for starting new processes under bproc and for moving existing processes. The perf libraries provide access to performance counters in the Pentium hardware. beostat routines are for gathering node status info. These facilities are most likely to useful to systems programmers rather than applications programmers.
Other libraries such a mathematical codes like lapack or IO packages such as HDF are pretty much independent of Scyld, unless they have library loading issues as described above.
Debugging parallel programs can be a complex task. Debugging programs with Scyld Beowulf can in many cases be easier than on a standard Beowulf system because of the bproc process management. Typical debugging techniques for MPI programs involve the use of MPE to generate a log file and tools such as Jumpshot [126] to help in analyzing the data. Using these tools on Scyld Beowulf is no different than on any platform. Similarly, the use if print statements in the program code is relatively straight-forward due to the structure of most MPI implementations.
On the other hand, sometimes these tools are not as effective as we may like for debugging. Other tools such as strace, ltrace, and gdb are standard for debugging sequential programs, but are often difficult to use on a parallel program because the processes are not local, but are distributed among many machines. On a standard Beowulf, the approach is to run all of the processes locally, thus allowing these tools to be used, but on Scyld Beowulf, these tools can be used even if the processes are remote. As an example, gdb can be made to attach to a running processes, and once attached can set breakpoints examine and change memory, trace references, and a number of other useful things. On a standard Beowulf, this involves logging in to the remote node the processes is running on, and then running GDB. On Scyld Beowulf, we merely need to identify the process id and attach to it just like any other process.
Overall, debugging is not significantly different under Scyld Beowulf, but in some cases is a little easier and a little more flexible. For more details on these debugging tools see their respective documentation and Section 8.8.
A critical issue in an program is I/O. Most programs read at least some data from a file and output results to a file. The I/O may be quite minimal, or it may be hundreds of megabytes. File I/O in any Beowulf system is an issue because there are several distinct ways file I/O can be configured, and these alternatives have very different performance depending on how you use them. There are three major options: local disks on the nodes, Network File System (NFS), or a parallel file system.
Local disks are easy to use, assuming your cluster has local disks. Each task in your program can simply open a file and read and write data from and to that file. The difficulty comes in coordinating the files before and after running your program. If all of your tasks need to read the same data, then you simply copy the file to all of your disks before the program runs. If they all need to ready different parts of a single file, then you must divide the file accordingly and copy the correct part to each node. Similarly, after running the program there are many output files that may need to be reassembled. Sometimes this is a complex enough task as to not be worth the trouble. If your program requires that one task writes a file that is subsequently read by another task, this will not work on local disks, the reading task will only see what was written on that node. If your program runs more than one task on a node, then you must be careful in naming files to prevent a conflict. There are C library routines such as mktemp() that make this fairly easy to do.
Another alternative is the use of NFS [109]. With NFS the disk or disks on one machine can be accessed from all of the nodes. This eliminates the need to distribute and gather files before and after execution, and allows the tasks to read and write portions of the same file simultaneously. The Master node can act as an NFS server, which works well for small clusters, or a dedicated server might be set up. This machine can act as a slave, but usually is configured as a full server just like the master, but without acting as bproc master. This prevents traffic related to NFS from bogging down bproc traffic to and from the master. The down side of NFS is performance. The NFS server becomes a bottleneck. Experience has shown that one a machine gets to be the side of 100 nodes or more, the potential for severe performance problems exists. Even for much smaller clusters, if there is a large amount of data read or written during the execution of a job, NFS can become the limiting factor to performance. In other words the processors have to wait on the I/O. Other issues of concern include caching and other matters related to semantics as implemented by NFS. In general NFS was not designed to act as a parallel file system, thus in many cases it does not behave as one would expect.
The last option for file I/O is the use of a parallel file system. Parallel file systems allow program tasks to interact with a shared file just like NFS, but they do it by distributing the data among many servers, and managing the I/O throughput across the network so as the reduce or eliminate the effect of bottlenecks. An example of a parallel file system is PVFS [22], detailed in Chapter 19. Not only do parallel file systems provide high performance access to shared files, they also tend to offer interfaces better suited to parallel processing. As previously mentioned, there are issues of caching and other semantics that should make a parallel file system better suited to parallel computing. The MPI specification includes a parallel I/O standard called MPI-IO as detailed in Chapter 9. As discussed in chapter 19, one implementation of MPI-IO known as ROMIO [115] works with PVFS and MPICH implementation of MPI.
On the down side, some parallel file systems are so tuned for high performance use by parallel programs that they are not particularly well suited to common every day file system use the NFS is. In the end, it is usually best to provide all three forms of storage and let each application make use of the facilities as best it can. User's home file systems and small config files work well in NFS, large data files work well in parallel file systems, and local disks are still useful for certain types of logging and in other applications.


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The St John NT Monthly Newsletter
Welcome everyone to the Dry Season in the Top End and wintery conditions in the South. This month's newsletter includes a number of events we have been engaged in over the last month and highlights the increase in workloads already this season.
The Golf Day was a fantastic success raising in excess of $25,000 for our Volunteers and will go a long way in providing them with the required products and supplies to be used at the public events they will provide first aid at throughout the year. A huge thank you to all our sponsors, prize and raffle donors and all the businesses that provided teams on the day – we had 28 teams of 6 and the feedback received has been very positive on an excellent day full of fun, laughter and networking. Thanks again to everyone involved and especially our Volunteers who assisted in the lead-up and on the day.
We also joined forces with fellow Emergency Services to help launch the Road Safety (Yellow Ribbon) Territory wide awareness campaign and it was great to have our media guru Craig Garraway feature well throughout the advertising programs. This is an important measure as we all attempt to educate drivers on the benefits of becoming better road users who are concentrating on the driving tasks relevant to the conditions and their own circumstances.
We had a lovely night at Government House for our annual Investiture and Awards ceremony and it was great to have public recognition of the extensive work our Volunteers perform and the work our Ambulance staff endure to further their skills and qualifications. A big thank you to the Administrator (our Deputy Prior), his wife and staff for the work they put in to make the evening such a success in a truly fantastic setting. It was pleasing on the night to recognise two members of the public who applied their first aid skills to save a life and to have them all together on the night was a touching part of the evening. Full details of this and the night are in article below.
In this issue we also celebrate and acknowledge the great work of Lesley King who has completed 40 years (yes 40 years) of Volunteer service with St John in the NT. Her story is one of resilience and commitment to the Community within which she lives and is well and truly worth the read.
I trust you enjoy this edition and for those in the Top End enjoy the upcoming Dry Season as well.
Best wishes, Ross
The 2017 St John Ambulance Investiture and Awards Ceremony was hosted by His Honour the Honourable John Hardy AO Deputy Prior and Mrs Marie Hardy Patron, on the Terrace at Government House on 17th May.
The ceremony is an opportunity for St John to acknowledge the outstanding achievements of staff and volunteers for years of service as well as for their academic achievements. The ceremony also recognised Admissions and Promotions within the Order of St John, where members are presented with medals and bars in recognition of their exceptional commitment to the organisation and to the Order of St John.
The Awards provide an opportunity to acknowledge the outstanding efforts of our members for their dedication and ongoing commitment on a variety of levels. It allows us to also acknowledge the efforts and hard work of those who have achieved Cert III and Cert IIII to enable them to carry out their roles to the highest level of quality and care, ensuring the best possible outcomes for our patients.
The ceremony also acknowledged the hard working and often-unsung heroes from our Communications centre, who manage the significant workload of 000 calls on a daily basis. These members were presented with certificates for successful completion of the Cert IIII Ambulance Communications (Dispatch), Cert III Ambulance Communications (Call Taking) and Cert III Basic Health Care (Ambulance). Well done to all who received these qualifications.
In addition to our internal awards, we also take the opportunity to recognise the valued contribution to the organisation by local businesses, who extend their support in a number of ways. This year we presented Paspaley and Variety the Children's Charity with special certificates of appreciation.
A special highlight of the evening was the presentation of certificates for the Save a Life Award. These awards were presented to two members of the public who contributed to saving a life through the application of First Aid skills and knowledge. The two first aiders along with the gentleman, whose life was saved, were present at the awards and this was the first time they had spoken to each other since the accident almost 12 months earlier. To view the full story, courtesy of Channel 9, click here.
St John Ambulance NT would like to congratulate all members who received awards and certificates and acknowledges the recipients who were unable to be present due to rostering commitments.
Earlier this month, St John Ambulance, in conjunction with the NT Police, Fire and Emergency Services and Motor Accident Compensation Commission (MACC) proudly launched the 2017 Road Safety Week with the aim of improving road safety in the Northern Territory and reducing incidences of deaths and serious injuries on our roads.
The key theme of the 2017 campaign is to reduce speed. Speed is a factor in a quarter of road deaths in the Territory. St John proudly supports this campaign by displaying a yellow ribbon road on all of our Ambulances. Ultimately road safety is everyone's responsibility. We must work together to achieve safer road use in the community. A major component of fostering behaviour change is increasing awareness of the problem and encouraging action to make our roads safer.
On the 5th of May we held our 3rd Biennial Charity Golf Day at the Darwin Golf Club. The day was a great success attracting 28 Teams consisting of 176 players from a large range of businesses across the NT. We are delighted to announce that with all the support received we raised over $25,000 on the day. All proceeds raised will benefit over 600 St John volunteers Territory-wide by contributing towards the provision of uniforms and valuable training equipment. This year's supporters have ensured that our valued Volunteers will be able to continue to dedicate their time and services to provide care and first aid treatment at local community activities such as the markets, sporting events, festivals, concerts and outdoor functions.
Players registered then enjoyed a gourmet lunch and drinks, prior to heading out on course for a shotgun start at 1 o'clock, for 9 holes of Ambrose style golf. Post play, prizes were awarded for the longest drive (male and female), nearest to the pin, best gross overall, and of course the NAGA award. Congratulations to Fuji Xerox and Mower World for taking the Best Gross and Best Net scores for the day. After all prizes were handed out the winner of the Chip in the Bucket was revealed. Impressively 2 players from the day were successful at chipping a golf ball into a Paramedic Helmet from outside the practice putting green. Some fantastic prizes were given out on the day, however, the elusive Hole in One remained out of reach. We thank Bridge Toyota and Arthur J Gallagher for assisting us to make this available for players to attempt. The day was rounded out by a hard fought auction for some fantastic prizes.
A special thank you goes out to the providers of some special features during the day. Wine tasting was made available to players, with the opportunity to sample wines from Piper Collective. Thank you to Kelly and Pat for making this possible. We were also fortunate to welcome Nick Jones from Movement for Life Physiotherapy as a special guest. Players were encouraged to use his services after spending the afternoon on course.
Thanks to all the players, the 40 prize, auction item and product sponsors as well special thanks to all of our volunteers (25) on the day. Without you, the day would not have been possible.
Thank you to all of those who put in the effort to make this another successful St John Fundraising event.
May 8th to the 14th marked National Volunteer week. The week has been flagged as an annual celebration to acknowledge the generous contribution of our nation's volunteers.
Commissioner Mark Ferguson presented the following thank you message to over 600 of our valued Volunteers via Facebook during National Volunteer week:
Volunteers of the Northern Territory, this week marks National Volunteer week. On behalf of the board, CEO Ross Coburn, our Territory Officers Team and myself, we would like to say a big thank you to all of our Volunteers out there who have done an amazing job over the past year. We dedicated 45 915 volunteer hours, with our attendance at local community events. This is an amazing achievement. Fourteen members have committed over 500 hours just at public events, we also had twenty-one members contribute 250 hours at public events, and forty five members completed over 100 hours. This is an absolutely amazing commitment to our organisation.
You, the volunteers, wouldn't be able to do this without the support of your friends and family. We would like to send them a big thank you as well for May has been a month of celebrations! Giving up their time with you so that you may come and volunteer. Without the heart of our organisation, which are the volunteers, our organisation would not exist. We take this opportunity to say a big thank you to everyone who has ever volunteered for St John Ambulance in the Northern Territory. We are looking forward to another successful year. Thank you! May marked 40 years' service as a Volunteer with St John Ambulance
The 26th of May marked 40 years' service as a Volunteer with St John Ambulance in the Northern Territory by Lesley King, a remarkable achievement.
Lesley joined Casuarina Combined Division of the St John Ambulance Brigade on 26th May 1977. She said that when applying to join that day, on stating that she was a Registered Nurse her membership was accepted immediately and the requirement to first complete an eight-week First Aid course was waived.
Back then, volunteers crewed the ambulances on nights and weekends, with paid staff working 6.00 am to 6.00 pm on weekdays. Volunteer Ambulance Officers were required to have a current First Aid Certificate and a current Casualty Care and Transport Certificate, with annual re-examinations for both. Drivers were required to pass a Brigade Driving Test. However, when Lesley joined this was in the process of being replaced by a single Ambulance Officers Training Certificate, with the first course of five-month duration to commence in February 1978. Successful trainees would return to their Divisions as Ambulance Officers Grade 1.
At a graduation ceremony held on Saturday 26th July 1978, Lesley King was awarded a trophy for 'Dux of the Course' by the Administrator, Mr John England.
Lesley came into this world in October 1937 in Port Augusta, South Australia. Her family lived in Whyalla and then Adelaide, and next moved to Kadina when she was about 12 years old. Lesley has worked in managerial roles for St John over many years, including District Nursing Officer, District Superintendent, Deputy Commissioner/ Territory Officer Cadets, and is currently the Territory Officer Fellowship. She is the very first, and only volunteer from the ranks to have been promoted through all the Grades of the Order of St John in the Northern Territory up to Dame of Grace, being gazetted DStJ on 25th November 2008, and invested on 2nd June 2010. All of our other Dames have either been Patrons or have come to the Territory in a senior Grade. Lesley was awarded the Centenary Medal in 2002 for service to the NT community, particularly in support of children and youth.
Congratulations Lesley and a sincere thank you for your 40 dedicated years of service.
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Business Owner Who Refused To Turn Over Facebook Account Passwords Arrested For Contempt Of (Bankruptcy) Court
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A Texas man apparently spent seven hours in police custody over a Facebook page password.
Jeremy Alcede doesn't own Tactical Firearms shooting center anymore. Soon, he might not even own his Facebook page password.That's the short version of what happened. Alcede contends that he was forced out of ownership by the actions of the new owner of Tactical Firearms, Steven "Coe" Wilson. His refusal to sign refinancing papers pushed the business into Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Wilson brought in the owner of a former competitor to run the shop (which Wilson apparently intends to rename) and has demanded, via the bankruptcy proceedings, the password to Alcede's Facebook page. (According to Alcede's post on Facebook, he has already given up/lost control of his tacticalfirearm.us email account.)
Alcede was ordered to hand over his Facebook page's password to the new owners when the business went bankrupt. He refused to provide it and was subsequently arrested for contempt of court on Wednesday.
Alcede, obviously unhappy with this turn of events, has refused to turn it over. Alcede is already somewhat famous (along with his former business) for the polarizing statements he has posted on Tactical Firearms' outdoor sign, including "I like my guns like Obama likes his immigrants: undocumented." Alcede has also built up a solid following on Facebook. Obviously, the new owners would like to harness Alcede's steam, but he's not really OK with that.
First, he asserts that the Tactical Firearms page is actually his personal page. This is somewhat true. Although the URL is https://www.facebook.com/Tacticalfirearms, the page at this address is clearly a personal page rather than a business page -- even if several posts refer to his former business. (This is to be expected from any business owner and even certain employees. Social media accounts tend to mix business and personal posts in ways that are often infuriatingly difficult for judges/legislators to suss out without making things worse.) It would seem that, despite the URL, Alcede shouldn't be forced to hand over his personal page, even if it is heavily skewed towards Tactical Firearms.
However, nothing in the report refers to another Tactical Firearms page under Alcede's control -- this one clearly designated as a business/organization page. This page should probably be turned over to the new owners, although their plan to rename the business makes this seem more like a move to shut a vocal critic down than to take advantage of the 11,000+ followers Alcede has acquired. Alcede may feel that his efforts are being co-opted by undeserving coattail riders, but Facebook business pages (and other official social media accounts) can be considered assets inseparable from the business itself.
The existence of this business page seems to contradict Alcede's indirect statement to the bankruptcy judge.
"When they said they wanted the Facebook, I explained to the attorney who was representing the company that there is no company Facebook page and there's just my personal page. And I asked her to convey that to the judge, and obviously it wasn't conveyed," Alcede said.There are two pages and one is clearly a business page. Perhaps the new owners listed the wrong URL in their bankruptcy filings and the judge is only following what's contained in the documents. That seems unlikely, considering the disputed (personal) page links directly to the business page. Discovery of this other URL is inevitable.
Seven hours of lockup or no, Alcede still maintains control of both pages. The most recent post on the Tactical Firearms business page is a link to the ABC13 story about his run-in with the bankruptcy judge -- the very article I'm quoting. Obviously, the contempt charge didn't pan out the way the judge had envisioned. Time for Plan B.
A judge has appointed a third party to tally the personal and business posts on that Facebook page to hopefully decide who owns it.No matter which page you look at, there's a mixture of both. Many posts on the business page aren't directly business-related but do espouse Alcede's political views -- something that definitely aligns with the gun store's target demographic. Whoever's adding this all up should expect to have their interpretations of personal/business posts challenged, just as Alcede has with everything to this point.
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Tuesday August 7, 2018 - Third Way Alliance Secretary General, Fredrick Okango, has castigated Sports Cabinet Secretary, Richard Echesa, for attacking National Super Alliance (NASA) leader, Raila Odinga.
On Saturday, Echesa who was speaking at a function in Bungoma accused Raila of plotting his downfall.
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