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Stanford's Shaw tops expectations
Stanford beat
UCLA's Jim Mora and Oregon State's Mike Riley seem to be the favorites for Pac-12 Coach of the Year, which will be announced Monday, along with the all-conference team.
A coach's candidacy for such honors usually depends on the disparity between his team's preseason projections and how it actually finished. That might eliminate Stanford's David Shaw from consideration because the Cardinal were expected by most observers to finish behind only Oregon in the North Division.
But it's clear he did a remarkable job in overcoming losses to Washington and possible national champion Notre Dame, the latter on a disputed finish in overtime. He made the call to replace starting quarterback Josh Nunes with a redshirt freshman, Kevin Hogan, with three games left in the regular season.
Then the Cardinal beat three ranked teams, including road wins over then-No. 1 Oregon and South Division champion UCLA to set up a rematch with the Bruins at Stanford for the Pac-12 title Friday.
"How he has handled himself during the course of the year, through thick and thin and the grind of the year, has been impressive," athletic director Bernard Muir said Sunday.
He wouldn't discuss any possible rewriting of Shaw's contract two years into it. "The bottom line is we want him to be here for a long, long time," he said.
After the 35-17 dismantling of UCLA, Stanford climbed from 11th to eighth in the Associated Press poll. The Cardinal are ranked No. 1 in the nation in rushing defense (71.3 yards per game), sacks (53) and tackles for loss (110).
Their bowl picture is clear: If they beat UCLA again, they'll go to the Rose Bowl for the first time since Jan. 1, 2000. If they lose, they're going to the Alamo Bowl on Dec. 29 in San Antonio.
A return to the Fiesta Bowl is no longer possible. A bowl executive, who asked not to be identified, said Sunday that the Fiesta is almost certainly going to take Oregon to play Kansas State or Oklahoma.
For Stanford, a 10-2 season (8-1 Pac-12) was well beyond what even die-hard Cardinal fans had envisioned following the departure of Andrew Luck.
"Nobody was giving us a look at the Pac-12 media day at the beginning of the season," linebacker Chase Thomas said. "I told them it was the same thing when Toby (Gerhart) left, the same when (head coach Jim) Harbaugh left, the same thing when Andrew left. People out there don't get it. They don't understand what type of guys we have on this team, what kind of coaches we have.
"We're not a one-person team. We never have been. We know this team is going to be around for a while."
Meanwhile, Mora faced questions after the game over whether he dialed back his play-calling so that the Bruins would lose. The assumption was that they would have a far easier time playing the title game at Stanford than at Oregon, where they would be going had they won.
Mora replied essentially that the idea was preposterous, but the questioning indicated that some thought Stanford's victory over the Ducks in Eugene was a fluke.
Shaw said the Bruins gave no indication they weren't going all out. He said the lack of respect "doesn't bother me."
Taylor was snubbed: After Saturday's game Shaw decried the absence of Stepfan Taylor on "the Doak Walker list." As was pointed out in Sunday's Chronicle, Taylor was on the list of nine semifinalists for the Walker Award, given to the nation's best running back. Shaw evidently was referring to Taylor's not being named a finalist. The finalists were UCLA's Johnathan Franklin (whom Taylor clearly outplayed Saturday), Oregon's Kenjon Barner and Wisconsin's Montee Ball.
Injury update: Punter Daniel Zychlinski isn't likely to play Friday because of an injury when he was tackled and fumbled after a bad snap, so sophomore Ben Rhyne probably will punt and hold for kicker Jordan Williamson, Shaw said.
Pac-12 title game
Who: South champ UCLA (9-3, 6-3) vs. North champ Stanford (10-2, 8-1)
When: 5 p.m. Friday
Where: Stanford Stadium
TV/Radio: Channel: 2 Channel: 40 /1050
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Palmetto Dunes Oceanfront Resort has been chosen as the host site for two United States Tennis Association state championships in 2013.
The Hilton Head resort, which was named the No. 1 resort in the Carolinas by Tennis Magazine for 2012, will host the USTA South Carolina 40 and over championships May 18-20, and the USTA South Carolina combo adult championships Oct. 17-21.
The combo is the largest state championship in South Carolina. Palmetto Dunes has served as a facility site for senior championships in the past, but never as the host site.
The Palmetto Dunes tennis center features 23 clay courts. The center will host 13 tournaments in 2013, beginning with the No Snow Winter Classic from Feb. 8-10.

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Makers Of Melbourne has been created to consume and assimilate Melbourne culture. We're male focussed, but not male specific, sorting through the dross to weed out the creative stars, standout events and stylish folk that make this city unique.
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MReik necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 16 diseños de 4 diseñadores freelance.
Perfect Project
We are a new start up in the freelance and consulting business starting in Germany. We are providing small and medium sized companies a platform to find expert freelancer and consultancy project staff.
A "web 2.0" homepage, which is composed of 5 layout blocks:
- Menu on top of page across the whole page (for required links see attached Screeenshots of current design). There should be two levels for the menu
- An area where our key offerings are displayed e.g. with a slide show or a video. The designer should propose a photo for the initial look.
- An area where we provde links to our to main web areas: 1. post projects (german: Ausschreiben) 2. bid on projects (german: Bieten). Together with the links this area should provide sufficient space to describe the areas with about 2 sentences
- An area where the website shows our 4 consulting categories (be classic, start growth, fight fire and need Expert). Ideally the designer would provide some logos for these categories which form a visual link to our company logo (see attached logo file)
- Finally an area where all the links to contact us, impressum, about us, FAQs, etc. go.
The two other pages should be based on the same design and should include the same menu and bottom layout blocks. The middle sections should include the content of the attached screenshots of our existing site. We need help comments for some of our forms and site.
We are looking for a new website to suit our new company name and brand: "Perfect Project".
The website should include the existing logo and adopt the colour scheme of the logo.
We are open to use of colours and designs, but the website has to convey the professionalism as well as the feeling of a personal touch that we want to provide our customers. The site should also convey trust and express the experience that can be helpful to our customers' company.
We are looking for a simple, intuitive, distinctive, relevant, memorable, and timeless site.
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Perry, backer of GOP causes and Houston builder, dies at 80
Houston homebuilder, philanthropist and major political contributor Bob Jack Perry died Saturday night at his Nassau Bay home. He was 80.
"He's one of the finest human beings I have ever known in life. A true patriot and inspiration," said spokesman Anthony Holm, who worked with Perry for a decade.
Perry was best known for his top contributions to primarily conservative candidates and political action committees within the past decade.
U.S. District Judge David Hittner, a friend of Perry's, said he felt privileged to know the man outside his role as political moneymaker and was shocked to learn of his death.
"You just couldn't tell that the man was anywhere close to that age," Hittner said. "People may agree or disagree with his politics, but he was very committed to our political process and being a part of it."
He remembered him as a courteous man who always wore a tie and as an American from humble beginnings who enraptured 2,000 new citizens and another 3,000 family and friends as a keynote speaker at a naturalization ceremony three years ago.
Rural upbringing
Perry grew up in rural Bosque County selling rabbits, goats, sheep and banty hens in high school, according to his personal website.
"Not a day goes by that I don't remember our original home, a one-room house in Bosque County, and, yes, I am grateful for financial success, " Perry told the Houston Chronicle in 2002. "But I always remember it in the context of where I came from, and at the end of the day, we always return to dust."
He became a teacher like his father and worked construction jobs over summer breaks. In 1967, the Baylor alumnus founded his own company, Perry Homes, which became one of the largest in the nation.
"One of the best things you can say about Perry Homes is that it survived the recession of the '80s," said Barton Smith, economics professor at the University of Houston. "Many of those builders with roots in Houston struggled mightily and didn't make it through the hard times."
Smith remarked on the company's knack for keeping up with rapid demand, building "middle-class, solid good homes in good neighborhoods" and pioneering many Houston suburbs.
In the past decade, Perry became more active in politics, quickly becoming a top contributor not only in state races, but also to national groups.
The Center for Public Integrity ranked Perry third in its list of super donors, noting he contributed $23.5 million to Super PACs in 2011 and 2012. In the 2004 presidential campaign, he was a top donor to the Swift Vets and POWs for Truth, which fervently questioned the accuracy of John Kerry's description of his military service in Vietnam.
Perry was a pragmatic Republican who became a kingmaker as "the most prolific political donor in the state of Texas," said Rice University political scientist Mark Jones, who predicted Perry's death "is going to have a profound impact on Texas politics."
Perry regularly ranked as the largest individual donor to Texas conservative causes, including the gubernatorial campaigns of George W. Bush and Rick Perry.
'Pragmatic, realistic'
He did sometimes donate to Democrats - like state representatives Eddie Lucio of Brownsville and Mike Villarreal of San Antonio - so long as they championed "education, economic liberty and tort reform," Holm told the Dallas Morning News last fall.
Perry had "a vision of a free-market Texas with limited government, a friendly business climate, low taxes but at the same time the infrastructure and education system that Texas needs to prosper in the 21st century," Jones said. "He was a strong conservative, but at the same time a pragmatic and realistic conservative."
For example, he bankrolled the successful 2005 effort to pass a state constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage but stunted a 2011 effort to expand the authority of police inquiring about the immigration status of people they detain.
Unfair influence denied
Jones noted that Perry gave more than $32 million to Texas candidates and issue groups since 2000. He said the large, regular donations sometimes influenced whether people ran at all since Perry's pick in the Republican primaries undoubtedly had an edge.
In a rare 2002 interview with the Chronicle, Perry argued his large contributions did not have an unfair influence. "It is my view that government is not owned by anyone, least of all wealthy contributors," he said. "The direction of government taken by either Republicans or Democrats invariably reflects public opinion, which always includes the 'average voters.' "
Although Perry was heavily involved in politics and philanthropy, he rarely sought credit, said many friends and colleagues.
"This is a man who has literally affected the world and he had so little desire to be credited," said George Hittner, friend and one-time Houston City Council candidate. "He just wanted to see the change made."
Hittner remembered one year when the Houston firefighters union wanted to recognize him as its annual champion and he declined, asking the group to choose someone more deserving.
Humble spirit
Friends say they knew of many instances of spontaneous philanthropy, paying off medical bills or helping an employee through a tough time, but many declined to give details in keeping with Perry's humble spirit.
They remember him often quoting a plaque which sat on the desk of President Ronald Reagan, which read, "There is no limit to what a man can do or where he can go if he does not mind who gets the credit."
Hittner remembers fondly Perry joining his family for Seder, the ritual feast marking the beginning of Jewish Passover, and the many lunches and dinners when Perry would politely excuse himself early to return home to his wife, Doylene, whom he married in 1961.
Perry is survived by his wife and four grown children.
Staff writer Peggy Fikac contributed to this report.


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January 19, 2010, 12:40 pm
Hammel avoids arbitration, signs for $1.9 million
DENVER — A busy day of contracts signings continued today as the Rockies avoided arbitration with Jason Hammel on a one-year, $1.9-million contract.
Acquired from Tampa Bay before last season, Hammel emerged as a solid fifth starter for Colorado. He went 10-8 with a 4.33 ERA. He projects as Colorado's fifth starter entering this year.


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It feels nice to just write about little things sometimes.
I have had a really nice recovery from the 50 miler. I have been out running every day beginning Tuesday. Just slow jogs. I am amazed how much faster my recovery from a 50 miler on trails has been than my road 26.2 miler 4 years ago. If only we lived in a country where all running were on trails... oh, wait, I guess we will in two months.
Speaking of that, we had to find a way to deposit $10,000 in a Danish bank account as "security" for my residency permit. We'll get it back in 7 years assuming I find employment and don't end up in jail.
The Lorax jumped vigorously in the jumperoo yesterday for almost 20 minutes. He was smiling and laughing the whole time. Could he be addicted to endorphins after all of the running I did while pregnant?
He also is surprisingly enthusiastic about joining us on our bike rides.
Running Song of The Day: Keep Yourself Warm by Frightened Rabbit
Saturday, 27 September 2008
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3 comments:
- Danni said...
That pictures of the bois on the bike is hilarious. What skill that little boy has! ;)
Do you get interest back on that $10,000? It's like an insane landlord security deposit.
- 29 September 2008 at 04:06
- mollyd77 said...
Okay, I have to ask - how did you managed to safely balance him on that bike?!?!?!? (he's so cute, btw!)
- 30 September 2008 at 06:03
- sea legs girl said...
Funny you should ask about the interest, Danni. We actually have to PAY interest on it. This is all part of an anti-immigration movement as I understand it.
Okay, mollyd77, I'll give away the secret of the bike. SR was holding him in place the whole time until the last second and then slipped back (to the left) just long enough to snap the picture. Then The Bois tumbled to the ground. Of course I'm kidding.
- 30 September 2008 at 15:54
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Chickenpox can be itchy and uncomfortable for
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infection that needs other treatment.
Most healthy children who get chickenpox
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and about 100 to 150 people died from the disease.
The most common problem from chickenpox is a
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encephalitis (an inflammation of the brain). The following groups are at higher
risk of developing these problems:
People who have weak immune systems and
get sick easily
Infants younger than 1 year
Teens and adults
Newborns whose mothers had chickenpox
around the time of delivery
Premature infants whose mothers have not
had chickenpox
Children with eczema and other skin
Children taking salicylates
When adults get chickenpox, the disease is
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Adults are almost 10 times more likely
to be hospitalized than children younger than 14 years.
Adults are more than 20 times more
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If a pregnant woman gets chickenpox, her
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends 2
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chickenpox. The first dose should be given between 12 to 15 months of age. The
second dose should be given between 4 to 6 years of age but may be given earlier
if given at least 28 days after the first dose.
During your child's well-child visits,
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who have never received the chickenpox vaccine or had the chickenpox also should
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Most children who get the chickenpox vaccine
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vaccinated child may get well faster.
Aside from the health benefits, vaccinating your
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need to miss up to 9 days of school; parents may need to miss work to care for
their child.
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after the shot and can last for several days.
Although the chickenpox vaccine is safe for
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Children with weakened immune
Children with severe allergies to
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Pregnant women
If you are concerned, ask your pediatrician if
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Once someone has had chickenpox, the virus stays
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numbness and itching or severe pain. Anyone can get shingles, but it usually
occurs in adults older than 50 years. A new vaccine to prevent shingles has just
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The first day of competition of the PKRA Marsala freestyle World Cup, brought one of the most talented fleet of riders that we have ever seen at a PKRA event. The trials had 38 men competing for 14 spots and 13 women for 7 spots. After five hours of competition the main event was set, and the top riders were selected after going through many heats. The top riders like Da Silva were able to easily advance into the main event, while many riders on the men's side had to go through three rounds to qualify. On the women side the battle for the seven spot was very close, with the women that could land the most technical tricks advancing into the main event.
The thermal wind was slow building all afternoon, but by 4 o'clock it had picked up to 15 knots and the event was ready to start. It started with the men's heats and Font from Spain was able to advance by landing a full repertoire of tricks in the light winds. The second heat was delayed due to wind conditions but when the thermal filled back in Sebastian Garat from France with his experience, easily advanced into the main event. The next two heats Shitzhofer and Spiessberger, the two Austrians landed many power tricks with clean execution to move straight into the main event.
Heat number six with Hutter from France Scholte and DaSilva was very close. Hutter was able to land this tricks with his kite extremely low while getting some nice stylish grabs on his board. His tricks were considered extremely progressive and even though he did not have many, the quality and the execution gave him the win. The next two heats with Guias and Blanc were also very close, they both won because of their execution and power. The final two heats of the first round of men were won by Eudazio da Silva and Carlos Madson that have become tour veterans and know-how to secure a win, especially when the conditions are similar to the lagoons of northern Brazil.
After the first round of men was completed, 10 men had been qualified for the main event and four spots remained, for the last 28 riders. Seven heats were run and the winners advanced into round three where seven men would be battling for the last 4 spots. The first heat of round three was between Suriel, Bakker and Garachenko. The heat was close but unfortunately Suriel broke his kite halfway through the heat and allowed Bakker and Garachenko to qualify for the main event. The last heat of the day was extremely tough with Scholte, Corniel, Neto and Borisov. Borisov and Neto rode extremely powered while Scholte lost his kite and Ariel was not able to land enough clean tricks.
On the women side of competition, the competition was also extremely fierce. In the first round Novotna, Van Westerop and Brochocka kited extremely well, landing S-1, 313's BJ's, Kiteloops and many other tricks. The second round was much closer with 10 girls fighting for 4 spots into the main event. Lange and Potter advance out of the first heat with clean blind judge's and S-1's and Baumeister and Rodenas advanced with nice kiteloops and BJ's.
After a long day of waiting for wind and one of the toughest trials ladder we have ever seen on the PKRA, the main event is set for the days to come. The flat waters and perfect thermal winds will provide a perfect venue for this third PKRA freestyle event of the season. The town of Marsala set up a great village for the riders and have made this event is very special with their attention to details. Make sure you check out the livestream to see some great riding and follow us on Twitter and Facebook for the latest news and information.
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Monthly Global Tropical Cyclone Summary March 1998
[Summaries and Track Data] [Prepared by Gary Padgett]
MONTHLY GLOBAL TROPICAL CYCLONE SUMMARY MARCH, 1998 (For general comments about the nature of these summaries, as well as information on how to download the tabular cyclone track files, see the Author's Note at the end of this summary.) HIGHLIGHTS --> South Indian Ocean active but storms remain at sea --> Vanuatu suffers damage from two cyclones *********************************************************************** CORRECTIONS and UPDATES to Earlier Summaries I have received some additional information from the South Indian Basin on February cyclones, a correction to an observation reported in the December summary, and some brief damage reports from French Polynesia. (1) Observations from Mauritius during Tropical Cyclone Anacelle Arvind Mungur of London sent some information regarding the effects of Anacelle as it passed about 65 nm east of Mauritius on 11 Feb. The capital, Port Louis, recorded 125 mm of rain that day. Barometric pressure fell to 986.1 mb, but wind gusts did not exceed hurricane force. No details were given about the effects of this cyclone on St. Brandon. (2) Report on an unnamed tropical depression Arvind Mungur also sent the following information (slightly edited): A low-pressure area deluged Mauritius and especially Reunion in late February. From 18-25 Feb Reunion recorded 1700 mm of rain with 572 mm coming in 24 hrs on the 24th! This deluge caused severe flood damage, landslides and powercuts--the worst rain damage in several years. The peak rainfall in Mauritius occurred on 25 Feb (240 mm in 24 hrs). According to news reports the depression passed about 80 nm southeast of Mauritius on the 25th and caused mean winds of 20 kts with gusts reaching 46 kts. The lack of warnings (the system was not classed as a storm) caught the island by surprise, and there were many complaints directed at weather forecasters and reporters for not warning the public effectively--especially since conditions were as bad as during Anacelle when warnings were in effect. Surface observations suggest that this depression peaked at 25-30 kts on 25 Feb before heading southward. NOTE: I am not sure how this system was handled by the responsible warning agencies in the South Indian Ocean. No warnings were issued on this system by JTWC. (3) Connection between TC-21S and TC-23S (Beltane) Julian Heming of the Bracknell (UK) Meteorological Office sent the following: I thought you might be interested to know that the TC warning centre at La Reunion considered TC-21S and TC-23S (Beltane) to be the same system. I discussed this with Frank Wells of JTWC who thought there was probably enough of a gap when the system was not clearly identi- fiable to justify classifying TC-23S as a new TC. However, La Reunion in their advisories continued to track the system back northward again after JTWC had ended TC-21S. It crossed Madagascar a second time and reformed in the Mozambique Channel when JTWC commenced advisories on TC-23S. (4) Tropical Cyclone Pam (SWP in Dec) observation dated incorrectly Mark Kersemakers of the Fiji TCWC at Nadi uncovered an observation from Rarotonga that had the wrong date. Reference the paragraph in the December summary which begins with "Pam passed about 40 nm south- west of Rarotonga at 0600 UTC on 9 Dec." The text subsequently reports that the lowest pressure of 986 mb wasn't recorded until 10/0600 UTC--with a comment that this was rather strange. Mark sent the following explanation: CORRECTION: the 10/0600 UTC should have been 09/0600 UTC. The information sent by me was wrong due to the forecaster who compiled it not allowing for the dateline change--the barograph was in local time. The time was converted but the date was not. This change no longer makes the pressure strange. (5) Damage report from French Polynesia Steve Ready of the New Zealand Meteorological Service has sent a little information regarding the effects of Tropical Cyclones Ursula and Veli in the area of French Polynesia in early February. These cyclones caused damage to three islands in the Tuamotu group: Mataiva, Rangiroa, and Makatea. Mataiva was the worst struck with 39 houses damaged, bridges down, roads washed away; Makatea had 5 houses damaged while the airstrip on Rangiroa was inconvenienced by wash-up of coral and sand. Ursula was the stronger of the two with damage due to pre- cyclone swell rather than winds. Fortunately there was no loss of life. NOTE: A very special thanks to Arvind, Julian, Mark and Steve for passing the above addenda/corrections on to me. *********************************************************************** ACTIVITY BY BASINS ATLANTIC (ATL) - North Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea, Gulf of Mexico Activity for March: No tropical cyclones *********************************************************************** NORTHEAST PACIFIC (NEP) - North Pacific Ocean East of Longitude 180 Activity for March: No tropical cyclones *********************************************************************** NORTHWEST PACIFIC (NWP) - North Pacific Ocean West of Longitude 180 Activity for March: No tropical cyclones *********************************************************************** NORTH INDIAN OCEAN (NIO) - Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea Activity for March: No tropical cyclones *********************************************************************** SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN (SIO) - South Indian Ocean West of Longitude 90E Activity for March: 1 tropical cyclone of gale intensity 1 tropical cyclone of storm intensity 1 tropical cyclone of hurricane intensity NOTE: The only sources of information on South Indian cyclones I have available for the time being are the warnings issued by JTWC. All the winds reported in the narrative are 1-min average maximum sustained winds. Tropical Cyclone Donaline (TC-26S) 6-10 March ----------------------------------------------- The Joint Typhoon Warning Center (JTWC) on Guam issued the first warning on a developing depression in the west-central South Indian Ocean at 1200 UTC on 6 Mar, locating the system about 250 nm northeast of Rodrigues Island. (Rodrigues lies about 315 nm slightly north of due east of Mauritius.) The depression had become a tropical storm with 40-kt winds by 07/0000 UTC. Initially Donaline drifted generally in an eastward direction, but by 0000 UTC on 8 Mar was moving to the south. Peak intensity of 55 kts was reached at this time when the cyclone was centered about 400 nm east of Rodrigues. Afterward Donaline began to weaken and accelerate off to the south-southeast. The low-level circulation center had become completely exposed due to shear by 09/1200 UTC. The system had weakened to below gale force 12 hrs later, and the last warning, issued at 1200 UTC on 10 Mar, located the center about 750 nm southeast of Rodrigues. Tropical Cyclone Elsie (TC-27S) 12-17 March --------------------------------------------- JTWC issued the first warning on a rapidly developing tropical system in the central Indian Ocean at 0000 UTC on 12 Mar. The system was located about 850 nm southeast of Diego Garcia. Scatterometer data from a pass at 11/1720 UTC showed a narrow vortex of 35-kt winds around a low-level center with a band of 30-kt winds in the southeast quadrant. Concurrent satellite imagery showed spiral bands forming west and east of the center. Elsie moved generally in a south- southwesterly direction for the next five days, reaching a peak intensity of 90 kts at 1200 UTC on 13 Mar, only 36 hrs after the first warning was issued. The cyclone at this time was centered about 1000 nm east of Rodrigues Island. Elsie weakened just as quickly as it had intensified--by 14/1200 UTC the storm was experiencing moderate shear and winds had decreased to minimal hurricane force. The south-southwesterly motion came to a halt after 0000 UTC on 17 Mar and the weakening system turned to the southeast. The last JTWC warning, issued at 17/1200 UTC, placed the center about 950 nm east-southeast of Rodrigues. The final warning indicated that extratropical transition was expected to be complete within 24 hrs. Tropical Cyclone Fiona (TC-28S) 17-20 March --------------------------------------------- JTWC issued the first warning on Tropical Cyclone 28-S (to be named Fiona by the Mauritius TCWC) at 0000 UTC on 17 Mar. The center of this rapidly developing cyclone was located about 150 nm northwest of Rodrigues. The initial warning estimated the maximum sustained winds at 40 kts, and mentioned that conditions were ripe for continued rapid strengthening: poleward outflow was linked up with mid-latitude westerlies, a small CDO feature was present, and spiral bands indicated good cross equatorial flow in the north and east quadrants. But the anticipated intensification never happened. A passing shortwave trough inhibited further development and winds were decreased to 35 kts in the next warning. During this time Fiona had drifted westward to a position about 215 nm northeast of Mauritius. The weak storm next moved to the southeast for about 24 hrs but then curved back to the west. After the trough had lifted out Fiona gained a little in intensity, but vertical shear never really lessened enough to allow the cyclone to intensify further. Fiona passed about 75 nm east of Mauritius at around 1500 UTC on 19 Mar with 40-kt winds. Continuing on to the south, the system began to slowly weaken once more with the last warning placing the center about 225 nm east-southeast of La Reunion at 20/1200 UTC. Newspaper reports stated that wind gusts up to 38 kts were recorded in the eastern portion of Mauritius as Fiona passed by, but there were no rainfall nor pressure observations mentioned. (Thanks to Arvind Mungur for passing along this bit of information.) *********************************************************************** AUSTRALIAN REGION (AUS) - From Longitude 90E Eastward to Longitude 160E Activity for March: 1 tropical cyclone of storm intensity 1 former tropical cyclone (extratropical or hybrid) NOTE: Some of the material presented on Tropical Cyclone Nathan is taken from the March Darwin Tropical Diagnostic Statement. Thanks to Sam Cleland for sending that report to me. Unless stated other- wise, references to sustained winds imply a 10-min averaging period. Tropical Cyclone Nathan (TC-30P) 21-31 March ---------------------------------------------- Tropical Cyclone Nathan developed from a LOW embedded in the weak monsoon trough soon after Yali had reached tropical cyclone intensity farther east. Although upper-level outflow was favorable, mid-level shear restricted rapid development. Nathan developed rather quickly initially--the first warning, issued at 0000 UTC on 21 Mar, classified the system as a 40-kt tropical cyclone just east of the northern Cape York Peninsula, or about 300 nm north-northwest of Cooktown on the Queensland coast. During its early stages Nathan dropped up to 400 mm of rain on the northern and eastern portions of the peninsula. Being a small system in an environment of weak steering flow, Nathan moved slowly and erratically--generally eastward away from the coast, and then in a southerly direction, coming to within 100 nm of Cooktown at 23/1200 UTC. The Brisbane TCWC consistently reported Nathan's maximum 10-min average winds at 45-50 kts throughout most of its life, but JTWC briefly elevated the storm to minimal hurricane status at 65 kts (1-min avg) from 1200 to 1800 UTC on the 23rd. After approaching the Queensland coast, Nathan came under the steering influence of the broad monsoon flow that had been dragged south by Tropical Cyclone Yali. The cyclone began moving in an east- northeasterly direction at an accelerated pace, becoming more easterly after 25/0000 UTC. By 0000 UTC on 26 Mar Nathan was located about 275 nm southwest of Honiara on Guadalcanal and was becoming sheared. This shearing process was possibly related to the large extratropical (or hybrid) system to the south which had been Yali. Nathan curved to the south on the 27th and Brisbane downgraded the system to a depression and ceased issuing advices. By 27/1200 UTC the cyclone was located about 200 nm north-northeast of the Chesterfield Islands and was showing some signs of re-intensification. A CDO feature had regenerated and spiral bands were wrapping into a well-defined center; therefore, JTWC upped the winds to 45 kts and continued to issue warnings on Nathan. The system then began to move back to the west and slowly weakened as it approached Australia once more. A scatterometer pass on 29 Mar indicated a small area possibly containing 35-kt winds, and a 30/0000 UTC observation from Willis Island reported 30-kt easterly winds. JTWC kept Nathan as a minimal tropical cyclone until 0000 UTC on 31 Mar, when it was downgraded to a weakening depression about 150 nm north-northwest of Cooktown. Tropical Cyclone Yali (TC-29P) 25-27 March -------------------------------------------- Tropical Cyclone Yali, which had spent most of its life in the Fiji area of warning responsibility, moved westward across 160E around 1200 UTC on 25 March into the Australian region for a couple of days before undergoing rapid deepening as an extratropical cyclone and pommelling New Zealand with high winds and seas and heavy rains. Yali was not a true tropical cyclone by the time it entered Australian waters. It had been captured by an upper LOW and was somewhat like the hybrid storm systems which are occasionally seen in North Atlantic subtropical waters and usually referred to as subtropical cyclones. Fiji and Brisbane regarded the system as extratropical while Guam continued to issue tropical cyclone warnings until 27/0000 UTC. For the complete history of Tropical Cyclone Yali, see the section of this summary covering the Southwest Pacific Basin. *********************************************************************** SOUTHWEST PACIFIC (SWP) - South Pacific Ocean East of Longitude 160E Activity for March: 1 tropical depression 2 tropical cyclones of hurricane intensity NOTE: Thanks to Steve Ready of the New Zealand Meteorological Service at Wellington for passing along some information on Tropical Cyclone Yali. Also, some of the material on Yali is taken from the March Darwin Tropical Diagnostic Statement. Unless stated otherwise, references to sustained winds imply a 10-min averaging period. Tropical Depression 28 February-2 March ----------------------------------------- A tropical depression had formed in the southeastern Solomon Islands on 28 Feb near Santa Cruz Island. At 0000 UTC on 1 Mar the depression was centered about 350 nm east-southeast of Honiara on Guadalcanal. Over the next couple of days the system drifted generally in an easterly to southeasterly direction without significant strengthening. By 02/0600 UTC the last bulletin issued by Nadi located the depression about 250 nm northeast of Port Vila in Vanuatu. Winds in the eastern semi-circle were forecast to possibly reach gale force on 2 Mar but the system did not develop into an organized tropical cyclone. Tropical Cyclone Yali (TC-29P) 18-27 March ------------------------------------------- A well-defined low pressure system was identified in the Southwest Pacific on 18 Mar and drifted to the west between Vanuatu and the Solomon Islands while slowly strengthening. Yali was named by the Nadi TCWC at 1800 UTC on 19 Mar when located about 350 nm due north- west of Port Vila, Vanuatu. The first JTWC warning at 18/1200 UTC, centering the LOW about 350 nm north-northwest of Port Vila, classified the system as a minimal tropical cyclone with 35-kt (1-min) winds. Up to this time Yali had been tracking to the southwest, but by 0600 UTC on 20 Mar the cyclone had begun moving on a southeasterly track due to a strengthening of the northwest monsoon flow to the north of the storm. For the next two-and-a-half days Yali moved on a southeastward course, passing west of the main islands of Vanuatu but finally coming close enough to brush the southernmost islands of Tanna and Aneityum. Yali reached hurricane force at 21/1200 UTC when located about 100 nm west-northwest of Port Vila. The center of the hurricane passed about 60 nm west of Port Vila around 0000 UTC on 22 Mar but no strong winds were reported. Peak intensity of 70 kts (10-min avg) with an estimated central pressure of 965 mb was attained at 22/0600 UTC when Yali was centered about 80 nm south of Port Vila, which reported winds of only 11 kts and a pressure of 992 mb. (It is possible that the low wind reading was due to poor exposure of the instrument.) By 1800 UTC on 22 Mar Tropical Cyclone Yali had reached its eastern- most position about 200 nm southeast of Port Vila. The upper ridge to its north had intensified, increasing shear and restricting convection; consequently Yali began to weaken, dropping below hurricane force. At the same time a mid-level subtropical ridge to the south began to impact its motion with easterly flow forcing a westward component to its track. As Yali moved to the southwest and slowly weakened, the wind field was becoming quite asymmetric. At 23/0000 UTC gales were reported 90 nm to the north but 150 nm to the south. Matthew Island, about 130 nm southeast of the center, reported east winds of 40 kts. The main convection at this time was about 140 nm south of the center. At 1200 UTC on 23 Mar Yali was located about 125 nm east of Noumea, New Caledonia with 45-kt winds. The weakening cyclone passed just south of New Caledonia late on 23 Mar (UTC) as it continued on its southwesterly track. By 25/0000 UTC an upper LOW had captured the cyclone with cold air cumulus working around the west and north sides of the circulation. Yali had become a hybrid-type cyclone of the type often referred to in the North Atlantic as a subtropical cyclone. Fiji downgraded the system to an extratropical system and discontinued advisories. JTWC continued to track Yali southwestward in the general direction of Australia. The semi-tropical Yali slowed and moved more on a westerly track as it approached and crossed 160E on 24 and 25 Mar. By 26/1200 UTC the center of the large cyclone was about 300 nm east-northeast of Brisbane. Some convection was noted re-developing about 90 nm south of the elongated center with gales likely affecting the Australian coast on 26 and 27 Mar. By 0000 UTC on 27 Mar the cyclone was moving more quickly to the south with the final JTWC warning placing the center about 325 nm east-southeast of Brisbane. Yali underwent a transformation over the Tasman Sea. It came under the influence of a double jet structure (equatorward entrance of one, polar exit of another) and strong cyclonic vorticity advection at 500 mb. The system deepened and moved rapidly towards the southern end of New Zealand's South Island. Its central pressure lay between 970-975 mb as it crossed the coast on 29 Mar. Wind damage was reported over a wide area--roofs lifted, flying debris, trees toppled, power lines down. Heavy rain was experienced in the western and southern portions of the South Island over a 6-12 hr period, but fortunately the fast-moving nature of the storm prevented any significant rain flooding. The passage of Yali coincided with exceptionally high tides, causing sea flooding near Nelson and Westport. One youth was washed into the sea near New Plymouth (central North Island) and drowned. After passing New Zealand the remains of Yali eventually became absorbed into the circumpolar trough between 65S and 75S. Some of the southernmost islands of Vanuatu: Aniwa, the northern and western portions of Tanna, and the southern and western sides of Erromango, suffered rather severe damage from Yali. About 60-70% of the crops and 30% of the houses were badly damaged by winds with some damage to roads on Tanna. Both Tanna and Aniwa had suffered from a drought before the cyclone came along so stocks of food were quite low. Only minor damage was reported elsewhere in Vanuatu. Tropical Cyclone Zuman (TC-31P) 29 Mar--> ------------------------------------------- The tropical depression that was to develop into Tropical Cyclone Zuman was first noted about 300 nm northeast of Port Vila in Vanuatu at 2100 UTC on 29 Mar. The system had become a tropical cyclone and was named at 1200 UTC the next day when centered about 250 nm north- northeast of Vila. Zuman moved westward until around 0600 UTC on 31 March as it steadily strengthened, then took a turn to the south- west and intensified quite rapidly. The cyclone had struck the island of Espiritu Santo by 0000 UTC on 1 Apr with sustained 10-min winds estimated at 80 kts. Early reports indicate that the island incurred rather heavy damage from the cyclone. Next month's summary will contain a full report on Tropical Cyclone Zuman. *********************************************************************** AUTHOR'S NOTE: This summary should be considered a very preliminary overview of the tropical cyclones that occur in each month. The cyclone tracks (provided separately) will generally be based upon operational warnings issued by the various tropical cyclone warning centers. The information contained therein may differ somewhat from the tracking and intensity information obtained from a "best-track" file which is based on a detailed post-seasonal analysis of all available data. Information on where to find official "best-track" files from the various warning centers will be passed along from time to time. The track files are not being sent via e-mail. They can be retrieved in the following manner: (a) FTP to: hrd-type42.nhc.noaa.gov [184.108.40.206] (b) Login as: anonymous (c) For a password use your e-mail address (d) The files will be named with an obvious nomenclature--using March as an example: mar98.tracks Both the summaries and the track files are standard text files created in DOS editor. Download to disk and use a viewer such as Notepad or DOS editor to view the files. The March summary is the sixth cyclone summary in this series; the first one covering the month of October, 1997. If anyone did not receive any of the previous summaries, they may be downloaded from the aforementioned FTP site at HRD. The summary files are catalogued with the nomenclature: oct97.sum, for example. Back issues can also be obtained from the following website (courtesy of Michael Bath): http://australiansevereweather.com/cyclones/> The preliminary storm reports for all the 1997 Atlantic and Eastern North Pacific tropical cyclones are available on the Tropical Prediction Center's website: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov> . These reports include the analyzed best-track for each cyclone. The staff of JTWC is also working on an on-line version of their Annual Tropical Cyclone Report for 1997. It is still under construction, but the best-track files are already available for 1997 Northwestern Pacific and North Indian Ocean cyclones. The URL is: http://www.npmocw.navy.mil/npmocw/prods/jtwc.html> Prepared by: Gary Padgett E-mail: [email protected] Phone: 334-222-5327 *********************************************************************** ***********************************************************************
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These washers are commonly used in electrical installations and weather sealing applications. They are particularly suitable for use with water; be that salt or fresh water – although from drinking (potable) water it is better to use EPDM.
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Discover the Lomaiviti & remote north onthis 7 night cruise to Levuka, Makogai, Savusavu & Taveuni. Discover the quaint Colonial architecture & stunning natural enviroment of a part of Fiji seldom visited.Dep 2April, 4 June, 6 August, 1 October 2019 & 4 February 2020Cruise beyond the Yasawa Islands to the world heritage UNESCO listed Levuka on the island of Ovalau in the Lomaiviti group of islands. You'll have the opportunity to explore this lovely town steeped in colonial history. See the monument to federation, the Royal Hotel and visit the children of the local school. With its stately backdrop of 19th Century colonial architecture and waterfront promenades, Levuka is a time capsule of colonial rule.
Next we are welcomed with a traditional Fijian ceremony at Makogai Island, also in the Lomaiviti group and a walking tour of Makogai leper colony and nursery, home to giant clams and turtles. In the afternoon, a visit to the local primary school, where the children will entertain you with their song and dance.
Savusavu is the next stop on the island of Vanua Levu, with its hot springs, pearl farms and thriving markets, all perched on a volcanic crater. Then it's off to Bouma Waterfall National Park on the garden island of Taveuni for a chance to view or hike a series of natural waterfalls, swim in the Bouma Waterfall Lagoon and stand on the 180th Meridian – the arbitrary dateline between today and tomorrow.
Finally, before heading back to Denarau, travel to the northern coast of the main island, Viti Levu, for some excellent snorkelling, a great hike to admire the amazing Bligh Water and a traditional Island Night, featuring kava, meke and a lovo feast.
Reef Endeavour Facilities • Swimming pool • spa pool • Mini Gym • Glass bottom boat • 5 Star PADI Diving • Easy boat access platform
Inclusions • All meals • Daily island stopovers & water activities including Kayaks and SUPs• Visit to a local school & Church • Guided walks and hikes • Entertainment • 24 hour self-service tea & coffee bar • Fares exclude drinks, Scuba Diving, spa treatments, optional tours & services.
PADI 5 Star DivingWith up to 3 dives available per day in the Lomaiviti and Taveuni islands, this is an experienced divers paradise.
Departure dates2019-2021 DATES – 1 October 2019 & 4 February, 25 April, 20 June, 22 August, 19 December 2020
ContactMV Reef Endeavour departs from Port Denarau Marina, 25mins drive from Nadi International Airport. Boarding is at 1pm with registration required between 9am and midday
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One of the largest states in the world, with a diverse climate, history, flora and fauna
Western Australia lies in the southern hemisphere, covering an area of more than 2.5 million square kilometres.
Here, you can experience Australia's sunniest capital city, whitest beach and largest expanse of outback, one of the oldest known living cultures on Earth, UNESCO World Heritage reef and rock formations, world-class surf, premium wines, and still have plenty of reasons to return.
Top quality wine, world-class surf and international events have put the Margaret River Region on the map, but it's the rest of the offering which keeps both Australian and overseas visitors coming back.
The Mediterranean climate which makes the region ideal for growing grapes and fine wine is also well suited to growing other produce too. The region in overflowing with locally-grown fruit and vegetables, meat, seafood and a whole host of providores selling anything from fudge and homemade ice cream to olive oil, tapenades and chutneys.
All of this is fringed by some of the most pristine coastline in the world. Head to one of the region's beaches and you may find you're the only person on it. The picture-perfect, calm waters of Geographe Bay entice families and sunbathers, while the dramatic west facing coastline between Cape Naturaliste and Cape Leeuwin attracts surfers, kite boarders and those who love some action on the water.
Top that off with an extensive underground cave network, migrating whales, stunning wildflowers and it becomes visible why this region really does have so much to offer.
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The life of the city is fuelled by the 1.8 kilometre long Busselton Jetty and the amazing waterfront precinct which has developed around it.
With the jetty as a focal point, the waterfront is brimming with activity. Seaside cafes, kiosks, bars and restaurants give way to bike paths, large shady grassed areas and a calm tranquil white sandy beach. Take a walk or train ride to the end of the Busselton Jetty, which is one of the main Busselton attractions, to the Underwater Observatory where you can see amazing marine life.
The bustling main street has a cosmopolitan atmosphere with superb alfresco restaurants, cafes and pubs and boutique shops. The allure doesn't stop there with an events calendar bursting with sporting and cultural events.
Culture vultures can visit the Busselton Museum, the Old Courthouse Art Complex or St Mary's Church – with countless other attractions like caves, historic lighthouses, wineries, craft breweries, art galleries, restaurants, pubs, beaches and scenic viewpoints just around the corner.
As one of Western Australia's favourite tourism towns and as the gateway to Your Margaret River's premium wine region, tourism is at the heart of this seaside town. There're so many things to do in Busselton and plenty of accommodation options ranging from absolute beachfront five star resorts, private villas, family fun holiday parks, bed and breakfasts and everything in between.
Busselton is just a 2.5 hour drive south of Perth (approximately 220km). Travel by car is recommended and car hire is available from Perth. An alternative option is to catch a public bus from East Perth to Busselton. Visit www.transwa.wa.gov.au or call 1300 662 205 for more information and bookings.
Margaret River and its premium wine region is the place for indulging many passions. It's the only wine region in Australia where you can hop from award-winning wineries and restaurants to stunning beaches, tall-timber forests, world-class surf breaks and ancient caves. From Perth, it's an easy 3-hour-and-20-minute drive via coast or country.
Blessed with mild weather and abundant sunshine, Margaret River has evolved from a chilled-out surfie town into a popular base for enjoying the region's fine flavours and spectacular scenery, where rolling vineyards sit against a backdrop of ocean and forest.
Producing over 15 per cent of Australia's premium wine, the tastings are top notch. And besides over 100 wineries, you'll be spoilt for choice with many fine restaurants, boutique breweries, art galleries and fresh produce, from divine cheeses to chocolate. Time your visit to coincide with the annual wine and food festivals and you'll get to savour many of these flavours in one hit. Known internationally as one of the best big-wave surfing locations on Earth for consistently spectacular breaks, there are over 40 top spots along Margaret River's coast, with conditions ranging from powerful reef breaks to fun beach surf. More thrills can be found with rock climbing, abseiling, mountain biking, canoeing and whale watching tours. You might even be tempted to throw in a line and chase some snapper at one of the designated fishing spots.
View an itinerary for the best of Australia South West.
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Perth is a thriving and cosmopolitan city that offers the benefits of modern and world-class sporting, accommodation and recreation facilities while retaining a relaxed way of life that has become synonymous with the capital of Australia's largest state. Perth boast about 3,000 hours of sunshine a year encouraging a strong focus on sport and the outdoors in the culture of Western Australians.
Situated beside the Swan River, Perth is a living postcard, with the best views of all from Kings Park and Botanic Garden - one of the biggest inner-city parks in the world. Larger than New York's Central Park, there are so many ways to enjoy its 400-plus hectares of sculpted gardens and natural bushland. Stroll the treetop walk, take an Indigenous cultural tour, picnic among the gum trees and in Spring, see the wildflowers in bloom.
You can easily experience all of Perth's 'must sees' and 'must dos' in as little as five days, including the panoramic views from Kings Park, Fremantle history, Rottnest's beautiful beaches, Western Australia's oldest wine region, and the dolphin playgrounds of Rockingham and Mandurah. Go discover what makes it one of the world's most liveable cities.
To see the best of Perth in 5 days follow this itinerary.
Fremantle and its beautifully preserved 19th century port streetscape, is just a 30-minute drive or train ride from central Perth. Or you can take the scenic route via the Swan River, on a cruise from Barrack Street Jetty.
Head for the Cappuccino Strip to ponder the impossibly long list of morning coffee options before hitting the history trail to World Heritage listed Fremantle Prison. On an insightful guided tour of this maximum security gaol you'll learn of the conditions endured by convicts and the daring escapes during its 136-years of operation.
If you're visiting on a Friday, Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday, experience the aromas, produce and crafts of Fremantle Markets – shoppers and visitors have been drawn here for more than a century.
View an itinerary for the best of Fremantle.
Indulge the senses with a trip to the Swan Valley and Darling Range. The vineyards of Western Australia's oldest wine region invite you to sample their fruits, feast on award-winning local produce, discover local heritage and relax in the natural bushland of the Darling Range.
Just 20 minutes east of Perth, the Swan Valley and Darling Range is a world away from city life. You can reach it by road, or take the scenic route aboard a Swan River cruise from Perth's Barrack Street Jetty. (https://www.captaincookcruises.com.au/cruises/swan-valley-transfers)
Many of the vineyards are still owned by the descendants of early European settlers, who may share their story over a fruity red at the cellar door. Alongside these charming family-run wineries you'll also find some major international players, not to mention the more recent emergence of award-winning boutique breweries and talented artists.
In particular, sample the region's famed Verdelho from the 122-year-old heritage block at Mandoon Estate (10 Harris Road, Caversham) on the banks of the Swan River. Its cellar door tastings offer varieties from across the Swan Valley, Margaret River and Greater Perth Zone wine regions. While you're there, grab a bite to eat alfresco at a table overlooking the vines at their Homestead Brewery, where craft beer and cider rule. Hit the trail again to visit cellar doors, provedores, honey producers, chocolatiers and more. And if you want to walk it all off, to the south-east of the Swan Valley is the unspoilt bushland of the Darling Range escarpment, where waterfalls, wildflowers and wildlife will wow you.
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Perth's idyllic island playground, Rottnest is just a short ferry ride from the mainland and a world away from city life. For such a tiny island, this car-free and carefree Class A reserve packs a lot of pleasure into a day.
Getting to 'Rotto', as the locals affectionately call it, is a breeze. Just 19 kilometres off the coast, ferries depart regularly from Fremantle, Perth's Barrack Street Jetty and Hillarys Marina. You can opt to arrive in style by helicopter or air taxi, or even cruise across in your own boat.
On its shores, 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays and many coral reefs and wrecks invite you to enjoy some of Australia's finest swimming spots, snorkel trails and surf breaks. And on dry land, you'll meet the cutest mini marsupial, found only in Western Australia, the world famous quokka, as well as many unique plant and animal species.
Tours on land and sea offer insightful experiences, from wildlife encounters with quokkas, seals, ospreys and whales, to history and cultural tours bringing Rottnest's colourful maritime, convict, colonial and World War II heritage vividly to life.


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If you are needing a little indulgence, this cake will do the trick. Originally, I wanted this cake to be a bread but after making 3 different test breads (because each wasn't just right) it seemed like the bread was telling me it wanted to be cake. It would also be good as cupcakes. I like cupcakes.
Chai Apple Cake
1 cup milk
2 chai tea bags
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoons cinnamon
2 teaspoons cardamon
1 teaspoon ground cloves
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
2 1/2 cups cake flour
1 stick butter. softened
1 1/2 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons white vinegar, separated
2 apples, peeled, cored, diced
Lemon Ginger Frosting
1 stick butter, softened
grated zest of one lemon
grated fresh ginger of about 1 inch root
4 cups powdered sugar
2 tablespoons milk
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly grease two cake pans, 8 or 9 inch rounds and set aside.
For cake, Heat milk until hot but not boiling and brew a strong tea using both chai tea bags, about 5 minutes. Add 1 teaspoon white vinegar and let stand 5 minutes. It is now chai flavored buttermilk.
In a mixing bowl, whisk together all dry ingredients. Set aside. In another bowl, mix butter, sugar, eggs 1 teaspoon vinegar and vanilla. Add dry ingredients and chai butter milk. Lastly add apples. Pour evenly into prepared baking rounds. Bake about 40 minutes or until cake tester comes out clean. Allow cake to cool 10 minutes in pans and then turn out to cool completely.
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Professional Candle Making Supplies Since 1972
Arch Motif Polycarbonate Mold
(3.25"D x 6.75"H)
$15.16 per unit
These specially designed polycarbonate plastic molds are great for hobbyists or professional candle makers. This new 2 piece mold comes with a gasket and mold sealer to help prevent leakage. This mold is ideal for paraffin/beeswax blends. 3.25" x 6.75" 13oz Wax Capacity
Arch Motif Mold [DSM-35]
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Product Description
The shapes of these molds are unique and make special candles. The polycarbonate plastic used in these molds is able to take the wear and tear of the candle maker. Each mold includes a pin to hold the top of the wick. The wick hole is secured at the bottom by tying a knot in the wick and pulling it tightly. Please note that frequent use, fragrance and dye can affect the life of the mold.
Not recommended for Palm-2 or Palm-3 waxes.
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Features -
- 3 speeds plus intensive
- Automatic intensive revert (6mins)
- Rim ventilation
Design -
- Stainless steel
- Stainless steel with glass canopy
- 52 cm wide Canopy hood
- Standard design
- Soft touch control
- Electronic controls
- Light Colour: warm white
Performance/technical information -
- Suitable for ducted extraction and recirculation
- For recirculated extraction charcoal filter (accessory) needed
- Twin channel high performance fan motor
- In recirculation operation chimless use possible
- Extraction rate according to EN 61591 ø 15 cm:
max. Normal use 570 m³/h
Intensive 650 m³/h
- Power rating: 277 W
- Noise level according to EN 60704-3 and EN 60704-2-13 at maximum normal setting: extraction rate: 67 dB (A) re 1pW
- Noise max. Normal Level: 67 dB*
- Light Intensity: 244 lux
- Colour Temperature: 4000 K
- Electrical cable lenght 1.5 m
- Diameter pipe Ø 150 mm (Ø 120 mm enclosed)
- Dimensions exhaust air (HxWxD): 418-418 x 520 x 300 mm
- Dimensions recirculating (HxWxD): 418-418 x 520 x 300 mm
- Energy Efficiency Class: C*
- Blower Efficiency Class: D*
- Lighting Efficiency Class: A*
- Grease Filtering Efficiency Class: D*
- Average Energy Consumption: 107.7 kWh/year*
Optional accessories -
- Recirculating kit
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