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Town in Hampshire, southern England, 56 km/35 mi southwest of London; population (2001) 33,840. Industrial products include electronics, and vehicle components for cars and tankers. It contains the largest permanent military training camp in the UK, dating from 1854. The Ministry of Defence owns over 850 ha/2,100 acres here, mainly north of the town centre.
History A small village until the mid-19th century, Aldershot grew in importance when permanent barracks and a military training centre were established in 1854. In 1897, to mark Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, nearly 100,000 troops, including detachments from every part of the British Empire, paraded on Laffans Plain.
It is estimated that about 3 million troops were stationed in Aldershot Command during World War I. Cambridge Hospital (1854–1996), founded along with the camp, became the birthplace of plastic surgery in the British Empire. From 1915 patients needing reconstructive facial surgery came directly from the front for treatment.
Between 1922 and 1939 the great Aldershot Military Searchlight Tattoo presented spectacular displays from all branches of the services; its post-war format, the Army Show, stopped in 1984. At the outbreak of World War II, the majority of troops in Aldershot formed the British Expeditionary Force, and large numbers of troops were stationed at the camp throughout the war.
The war department purchased its first major land areas in 1953, building extensively for three years and almost rebuilding the camp in the 1960s.
Barracks The troops' original wooden huts were replaced by brick-built barrack blocks in the late 19th century. Quarters built for the troops and their families in the 1960s and 1970s are gradually being redeveloped to provide modern accommodation, in a building programme planned to be completed in 2009. The only two surviving 19th-century barrack blocks now house the Military Museum.
Museums and memorabilia The history of the camp is illustrated in Aldershot's Military Museum. A further eight museums include those of the Airborne Forces, Royal Corps of Transport, and the Royal Army Dental Corps. The bell outside District Headquarters was one of a pair captured at Sevastopol during the Crimean War (1853–56); its twin went to Windsor Castle.
Aldershot District Originally the troops quartered in Aldershot were called the Division of Aldershot. They were renamed the Aldershot District in 1870, the First Army Corps (Aldershot District) in 1901, the First Army Corps (Aldershot Command) in 1902, the Aldershot Command in 1904, and a District and part of Southern Command during World War II.
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In general freedmen can refer to former slaves. In the context of the message board here the Freedmen in relation to Oklahoma history pertains to the former slaves of the Five "Civilized" Tribes. However the term Freedmen is also a misnomer used against many men and women of African descent to exclude them from citizenship in the nations where they were born lived and died.
There were many "Freedmen" who had Indian parents thus making them 50% Indian but they were placed of rolls called "Freedmen" thus putting them down as 0% Indian. There were others who lived in the Nations who had never been enslaved who were fully African Free people again recorded as "Freedmen" thus placing them and their descendants in this position of exclusion from the nations where they were born lived and died.
Here on this site the formal term Freedmen refers to the Oklahoma Freedmen those African ancestored citizens of Indian Territory. However generically the word does include Freed persons from other places as well. In addition it is important to note that many Oklahoma Freedmen left behind family in the southern states when they were taken to Indian Territory. The bond therefore between Oklahoma Freedmen and Freedmen from other states is still there and important to recognize.
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KANNAPOLIS, N.C. – For the second straight week, senior Mark Jargren (Helsingborg, Sweden) paced Virginia Commonwealth University, which placed 11th Sunday at the Irish Creek Collegiate at The Club at Irish Creek.
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So yesterday was Valentine's Day. I'm single. I could've went gambling or hit up a singles bar. Nope, did none of those things. I instead decided to go to Roscoe's House of Chicken and Waffles over by Pico and Crenshaw. And I must say, it was quite an evening…
I walked in and saw a bunch of merch. My dumb ass forgot to take pix. But it's nothing special. Just t-shirts and trucker hats. Also there were nice Roscoe's pins that I could have put on my jacket next to my buttons (which include Albert Einstein) but those fuckers were $12! Call me cheap but they could have been at least six. Highway robbery?
I sat at my own private table. The waitress was a cute black lady and she never told me her name, so I'm just going to go ahead and make one up for her. "Vonteesha" was very friendly and polite, and made my Roscoe's experience a pure delight.
Well, duh. I picked #1… The Scoes! Yep, 2 pieces of fried chicken and 2 waffles. Straight up. No filler. Although there were other items of interest on the menu – if you have a hankering for biscuits and gravy, Roscoe's does not disappoint in that department. I hoped they would have chopped fried chicken strips and waffle parts in a big giant burrito, filled with butter, hot sauce and syrup, but I don't think they do. Plus, I forgot to ask Vonteesha if they do. They probably don't. But if they did, I'd call it "The Anvil".
As I waited for my food to arrive, I walked around. A lot of nice black people paintings were adorning the walls. I also wondered if this was the same Roscoe's that was featured in Tape Heads. I don't think it was. But then they had a flat screen TV that featured "Roscoe's TV". They have their own channel? I hope it's Amen reruns. But it looks like there's soap opera drama as well as some gospel music (not too far removed from Amen).
I was so anxious and hungry! Where was my food, goddamnit? This was me and my mood. Also, I took into account that I wasn't going to get laid that night because I don't have a girlfriend and that along with my own hunger joined forces and made me so sad!
Suddenly, Vonteesha dropped off at my table, the most inviting, delicious-looking, fat-making, cholesterol-pumping plate of goddamn deliciousness, right in front of me. My stomach had an erection that only the delicious, secret herb spiced chicken and syrup-drenched sweet waffles could fellate. I slowly, carefully, ate every inch of succulent chicken, dabbed some Louisiana Hot Sauce on those strips of tender meat, and even dabbed said meat on the syrup that was smothering my equally delicious, sweet, tasty waffles, butter soaking on each layer, syrup drowning that as well. I finished it in about 20 minutes.
This was me afterwards. I had died and went to fat person heaven. I should make it a yearly tradition to visit the House of Chicken and Waffles, for it was truly a marvelous, joyous, and unforgettable time. Happy Valentine's, Roscoe!
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As planning started for the race this year, just like last year, things went very smoothly. As I asked each question, each answer was YES, what can we do to help. We had a great article written about the event in our local paper to start getting the word out about the event. Just like last year when I was talking to the reporter it made me feel so proud to live in a community that truly cares for others and wants to help in any way they can.
This year the race will be special but sad. Jack- the reason for this run, lost his battle with ALS in early March. While we all miss him greatly, I know it will bring joy to honor him as we all run and walk to raise money for our local ALS clinic in Salisbury, Maryland. We will have two other participants that have been diagnosed participating in the race this year as well. It is comforting to me, so I know to them as well, to know they have the support, care and love of the community around them as they fight their battle.
I can happily say I did not have the fears or anxieties that I had last year. I have had some nightmares about the course only being 1.5 miles long and people finishing in minutes but other than that it has been smooth sailing.
Planning this even is so heart warming and truly changes the way I view my community, neighbors, friends and business owners. Throughout the process, both this year and last, all those people I just mentioned are so willing to go above and beyond to help me in this cause and when I stop and think about it usually brings happy tears to my eyes.
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The Australian Blue Ribbon Cookbook: Stories, recipes and secret tips from prize-winning show cooks, Liz Harfull 2014
1. To prepare the pineapple pulp, cut off the top of the pineapples and remove the skins. Cut the pineapples into quarters. Working over a large bowl, grate the flesh off the cores, making sure you catch all the juice.
Liz writes an intriguing introduction to this excellent culinary, cultural history "For many people the world of show cooking is almost like a secret society. Who are the show cooks? Can anyone enter? What are the rules? And what does it take to win? To the uninitiated the answers are often astounding and sometimes quite impenetrable, and the judging usually happens behind locked doors, which makes it even more mysterious."
Pineapple Jam
"Retired Lockyer Valley dairy farmer Geoff Beattie took up cooking in 1980 after his spine was damaged in a confrontation with a Hereford cow. He was laid up for nearly eighteen months, including risky surgery and thirteen weeks wearing a body cast, which pretty much confined him to his house" Liz Harfull. And, Geoff's career as a Brisbane Royal Show prize-winning chef began !!! This is Geoff's Pineapple Jam Recipe.
Ingredients: 2 small pineapples; 1.5kg white sugar (approximately); ½ cup lemon juice (approximately)
1. To prepare the pineapple pulp, cut off the top of the pineapples and remove the skins. Cut the pineapples into quarters. Working over a large bowl, grate the flesh off the cores, making sure you catch all the juice.
2. Measure the pulp and place it in a large saucepan. Add 165g (3/4 cup) of sugar for every cup of pulp. Stir in the lemon juice. Bring the mixture to the boil over a gentle heat, stirring constantly until the sugar dissolves.
3. Once the jam comes to the boil, increase the heat so it boils vigorously, stirring regularly to make sure it doesn't burn. Cook for about 45 minutes, or until the fruit is transparent and the jam is set.
4. Pour into warm, sterilised jars and seal while hot.
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Author: Emily Murdoch
Genre: Young Adult - Contemporary
Release Date: 30th January, 2014
Published by: Indigo (Orion)
Purchase at: Amazon
Thank you to Indigo for a copy of If You Find Me! As always, my reviews are fair and non-bias.
There are some things you can't leave behind… A broken-down camper hidden deep in a national forest is the only home fifteen year-old Carey can remember.
The trees keep guard over her threadbare existence, with the one bright spot being Carey's younger sister, Jenessa, who depends on Carey for her very survival. All they have is each other, as their mentally ill mother comes and goes with greater frequency. Until that one fateful day their mother disappears for good, and two strangers arrive. Suddenly, the girls are taken from the woods and thrust into a bright and perplexing new world of high school, clothes and boys. Now, Carey must face the truth of why her mother abducted her ten years ago, while haunted by a past that won't let her go… a dark past that hides many a secret, including the reason Jenessa hasn't spoken a word in over a year. Carey knows she must keep her sister close, and her secrets even closer, or risk watching her new life come crashing down.
There has been so much buzz about If You Find Me across the blogs I read and it was getting four and five stars all over Goodreads whenever I was browsing, so of course I hit want-to-read. I was so happy to get a copy of the AH-mazing book with the equally incredible UK cover, which is more than beautiful, from Orion/Indigo.
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There was a certain uniqueness about it's premise and the way it wasn't at all predictable, constantly surprising me and leaving me, again, speechless. Love is a main subject that exists in the story-world, whether it's the sisterly bond between Carey and Jenessa or when the sisters have to adapt to the new world that should have been theirs all along, I really got a glimpse at how beautifully complex it all was and how truthful and believable the story felt to me.
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In a league of it's own by far, If You Find Me was a rare gem among the others in it's genre. I can't recommend it highly enough to give it justice. Emily Murdoch is definitely an author I'm going to watch for in the future and I can't wait to read more from her. 5 star worthy completely.
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Opposition presidential candidate Ksenia Sobchak has conducted a solo picket outside the lower house of the Russian parliament to demand the resignation of a prominent politician whom several female journalists accuse of sexual harassment.
The allegations against Leonid Slutsky, head of the Duma's foreign affairs committee, include sexual groping and making demeaning comments.
Parliament speaker Vyacheslav Volodin has dismissed the complaints, saying journalists who feel unsafe covering the Duma should get other jobs.
Ms Sobchak held her demonstration on Thursday, International Women's Day, which is observed as a public holiday in Russia.
She held a placard reading Deputies We Don't Want You.
Puppet or opponent? Ksenia Sobchak is running for the Russian presidency against Vladimir Putin. Watch the full report by @ggatehouse here https://t.co/TXJcpAe0w6 pic.twitter.com/sJV5DRkKLJ— BBC Newsnight (@BBCNewsnight) March 1, 2018
Today, noting it was International Women's Day, Mr Slutsky said on Facebook: "I am using the occasion to ask forgiveness from those of you whom I freely or involuntarily caused suffering.
"Believe me, the intent was not malicious."
President Vladimir Putin, with approval ratings of some 80%, is seeking a fourth term in the March 18 election.


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Blue Origin, the space company set up by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, will conduct its first suborbital test flights this year after completing work on a rocket engine, company officials have said.
The Blue Origin spaceship, dubbed New Shepard, is designed to take three passengers approximately 62 miles (100km) above Earth. The ship will also carry equipment for scientific experiments into space.
Blue Origin president Rob Meyerson said testing and development of the BE-3 rocket engine that will power the spaceship is now finished, paving the way for the test flights to go ahead.
"The engine is ready for flight ... and ready for other commercial users," Meyerson said.
New Shepard test flights will be launched from Blue Origin's facility outside Van Horn, Texas.
The Washington-headquartered company is aiming to make space travel more accessible and cheaper to members of the public but ticket prices are yet to be disclosed.
"We've adopted an incremental approach, with each development step building on the prior development," the company says on its website. "We are currently focused on developing rocket-powered Vertical Takeoff and Vertical Landing (VTVL) vehicles for access to suborbital and orbital space."
Blue Origin joins a number of companies that are aiming to move into the commercial flight market.
Indeed, Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic has the SpaceShipTwo a six-passenger, two-pilot spaceplane that is expected to resume test flights later this year following a fatal accident in Mojave, California, on October 31, 2014.
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This is the second time in a month that a plaintiff suffers the consequences of the Supreme Court's new legal standard guiding Title VII retaliation cases. This time around, plaintiff won his trial under the more lenient standard. Now that the Supreme Court has rewritten the rules for these cases, the case returns to trial.
The case is Zhou v. State University of New York, a summary order decided on February 5. This case has been kicking around for quite some time. In 2011, the Court of Appeals ruled that plaintiff had enough evidence to win his retaliation claim. At the time, the legal standard under Title VII was the plaintiff can win if retaliatory motive played a "substantial or motivating" role in the adverse employment decision. In May 2013, the case proceeded to trial in the Northern District of New York, and plaintiff won his case, winning $600,000 in damages.
Shortly after plaintiff won the trial, the Supreme Court came down with the Nassar decision, which interpreted Title VII to mean that plaintiff wins if "the unlawful retaliation would not have occurred in the absence of the alleged wrongful action or actions of the employer." We call that "but-for" causation. It is no longer enough for plaintiff to show that retaliatory motive played a substantial role in the decisionmaking. Plaintiff now has to show that this motive actually made the difference. This may seem like a subtle change, but it is enough for the Court of Appeals (Jacobs, Calabresi and Wesley) to order that SUNY gets a new trial under the revised legal standard.
On January 14, the Court of Appeals handled a similar issue. In Cassotto v. Donahoe, the plaintiff won his retaliation trial under the old legal standard. The defendant then got a new trial because Nassar had revised the standard. On retrial, plaintiff lost the case, a devastating reminder that the Supreme Court's rulings have retroactive effect, and that a slight change in the jury instructions can make all the difference.
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Printing Industry Turns A Corner at Graphics of the Americas 2003
Thursday, January 16, 2003
Press release from the issuing companyMiami, Florida, 1/16/03 - If graphic arts trade shows are any indication of the state of the industry, then printing has rounded the economic 'corner' and printers everywhere can look for a much stronger market in 2003. Advance registration numbers for Graphics of the Americas 2003 (GOA) are ahead of the same time last year, exhibit space is nearly sold out, and a record number of new products, goods, and services will make their debut at the 28th annual international printing, converting, and graphic arts exposition. Taking place January 24, 25 and 26 at the Miami Beach Convention Center the upcoming expo promises to be the best in the 28-year history of the show. The show mirrors the convergence of several related industries and boasts an outstanding mix of exhibiting companies. "We're extremely pleased," said Chris Price, VP and General Manager for GOA, "On top of the great numbers, we're very excited about all the new initiatives." Among the new features for this year's show: - Design City: This area of the show floor, sponsored by Adobe, features all the leading manufacturers of pre-press software and equipment and design related products. Throughout the day, free, mini-seminars will bring attendees up-to-date on the latest releases from Adobe, Enfocus, PerfectProof, Wacom, Pantone and many more. - A larger Converting Pavillion: Manufacturers like Mark Andy/Comco, Chromas and PCMC, have consistently increased their booth space and the size of the equipment they're bringing. - A host of digital printing solutions and introductions from Scitex Digital Printing, Xerox, HP Indigo, Presstek, Ryobi, Heidelberg and others. - An expanded wide format arena, with the addition of many super-wide format press manufacturers, including ScitexVision, Vutek, Colorspan, HP, Aeromatrix and many more. Industry efficiencies are also fueling recovery as printing professionals develop automated workflow solutions. Companies such as Adobe, Enfocus, PerfectProof and others are helping printers cut costs and improve turnaround times by streamlining workflow. "We're seeing a convergence of closely related industries as the lines between digital media and commercial printing blur," said Price. Graphics of the Americas is produced annually by the Printing Association of Florida, Inc., an industry trade association. Complete information, including on-line show and seminar registration, hotel reservations, airline and rental car information, and itinerary planning, is available at www.graphicsoftheamericas.com. For information on exhibiting or becoming a show sponsor, call 1-800-749-4855 x 12. From outside the United States and Canada, please dial 305-558-4855 x 12.
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Clear the fug with some 'spiders' in a pot
Is it healthier to live in a draughty old house where the wind may whistle through the slates and sometimes opens doors as if by invisible hands?
Friendly sounds from fireplaces, apart from roosting pigeons, may be comforting and a cheerful blaze draws well on winter evenings.
Or would it be much wiser to be well sealed from the vagaries of Irish weather and be snug as a bug in a rug with panelled walls, extra glazing and air-tight draught exclusion?
This is about to happen to the old house (circa 1904) where this deathless prose is squeezed out between pencil and thumb.
The landlord has proper concern for energy conservation as well as human welfare, indeed, fearing a rigid form might be found staring out at shredded willows where there was a field and stream but is now a building site of human turmoil.
Tight as a drum then, or patience with those chilly currents that waft up stairways and landings and the once freezing quarters of girls from rural parts whose job was to light dawn fires and serve the master's and mistress's breakfast tea?
But a note of caution is required before the pleasant drift to domestic comfort.
Science mentions "indoor pollution" in some modern households and suggests air-tight, ultra-clean, insulated homes could constitute a health hazard, containing within them residues of scented cleaning products which release chemical substances.
But, fear not, the natural world is at hand and growing plants in pots is nature's way to better air quality. The humble house plant can remove toxic agents naturally.
Scented candles, air fresheners, plug-ins and washing-up liquids with aromas of citrus and pine are pleasant and not considered harmful. But what happens when they are released into the household air is a concern.
A Dr Saleyha Ahsan, in The Guardian last week, pointed out that one of the known secondary products of fragrance chemicals is formaldehyde, which has carcinogenic, skin and breathing-irritant properties. Asthma sufferers take care! This chemical conjures up memories of nature activities, as a watered-down solution - formalin - preserves biological specimens.
Formaldehyde belongs to a group of organic compounds which in small concentrations are a normal part of the environment.
But exposure to high levels within an air-tight area is not recommended.
In a test in England where there was much dog activity, with considerable mopping-up to clean muddy floors plus the use of air fresheners, a high concentration of formaldehyde was found. There is a simple way to deal with this - bring in some house plants!
Four plants - chlorophytum (spider), dracaena (dragon tree), scindapsus (golden potos) and hedera helix (English ivy) - were placed in draught-proof rooms with scented candles and results showed that formaldehyde levels fell.
Dr Ahsan, of BBC2's Trust Me I'm a Doctor, says chemical levels can be controlled by using fewer fragrance products or choosing unscented ones.
We can, of course, be more tolerant of a few draughts, which will mean fewer toxic chemicals hanging about.
But the winning formula is to be an indoor-plants person with attractive growths - especially that shaggy-leaved fellow, the ubiquitous spider. Don't throw it out in the spring cleaning!
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The Streets, Keane and Natasha Bedingfield will compete for the top prize at the 50th Ivor Novello Awards in London next month (MAY05).
Rapper MIKE SKINNER's The Streets track DRY YOUR EYES, Keane's EVERYBODY'S CHANGING and Bedingfield's THESE WORDS have been nominated to win the Best Song Musically and Lyrically award at the ceremony on 26 May.
Another Streets track, BLINDED BY THE LIGHTS, has been shortlisted for the Best Contemporary Song prize, alongside WOLFMAN featuring Pete Doherty's FOR LOVERS and TAKE ME OUT by Franz Ferdinand.
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Very few things are more precious than watching flower girls decorate the aisle with pretty little petals at weddings. But in most cases, these kids can end up having a little too much fun and even steal the spotlight from the bride!
Click through the gallery to see funny photos of flower girls who got more attention than the bride on her wedding day!
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Grand Valley scores successful four-peat at ACRAMonday, May 30th, 2011
Heat and Humidity were obstacles for the Grand Valley Rowing team at the American Collegiate Rowing Association Championship in Gainesville, Georgia along with fierce competition. Throughout the weekend, sustained heat and humidity persisted, challenging rowers and coxswains to stay hydrated. However, in the end, things would work out for the Lakers, as Grand Valley Rowing succeeded in scoring its Fourth straight ACRA Women's and ACRA Overall Team Points Championships, continuing its winning streak since the inaugural ACRA Championship.
Saturday's heats and semifinals went well for the Lakers, with a Men's Double, Men's Novice 4+, Men's Novice Lightweight 4+, a Women's Varsity 8+, Women's Novice 8+, Women's Novice 4+, Women's Junior Varsity 8+, and a Women's Single making it to the Grand Finals
The Women's Varsity 8+, coxed by Vanessa Dean and rowed by Hannah Brinza, Lauren Adlof, Lindsay Marshall, Carey Mankins, Kelsey Arnold, Kathryn Phelan, Laura Marshall, and Leslie Mayville, took First in their preliminary heat with a time of 7:00.40. The women placed second in the Grand Finals behind Purdue University, finishing with a time of 6:46.2 to Purdue's 6:43.2. Senior, Kelsey Arnold, stated that "it was a good way to end four years of rowing for it was a great fight and Purdue was just a faster crew. She also stated that "After the Aberdeen Dad Vail Regatta, we really wanted to beat Purdue and I am glad that we got another shot."
The Men's Varsity 8+, coxed by Hallie Dorsey and rowed by Jimmy Wilkie, Chad Condon, Zak Armstrong, Justin Wegner, Robert DeWeerd, Ben Steele, Brendan Sawyer, and Marco Benedetti, took second in their heat with a time of 6:07.27 and in their semifinal they took fourth place with a time of 6:06.20 to UC-Irvine's 6:04.60, who took third. The Men's Varsity 8+ raced in the Petite Final and took third with a time of 6:05.5 to Michigan State and Purdue. Senior Captain and seven seat, Brendan Sawyer, stated that "we are disappointed that we didn't make the Grand Final but we left everything we had on the course."
The Women's Novice 8+, coxed by KT Lamour and rowed by Alese Garstick, Molly Visel, Kylen Patterman, Liz Webb, Shelby Welbaum, Anna Hunt, Amanda Paul, and Mia Edelhauser, won their heat with a winning time of 7:13.90 and also won their Grand Final with a winning time of 7:02.4.
The Men's Novice 8+ , coxed by Christopher Simon and rowed by Stefan Kuklish, Dominic Conybeare, Costas Ciungan, Tom Nieman, Zach Whittle, Ken Pierson, Ed Advena , and Adam Wlodkowski, took fourth in their heat advancing them to the semi-final. In their Semi-final, they narrowly missed the Grand Finals with a fourth place finish and a time of 6:20.5 behind UC- Santa Barbara's 6:19.8. The Men's Novice 8+ advanced to the Petite final and won their Petite final with a winning time of 6:14.3.
The First Grand Valley boat to compete on Sunday in a Grand Final was the Women's Single, resulting in a Third place finish for Krista Rapisarda and Grand Valley Rowing with a finishing time of 9:31.4.
The Men's Double, rowed by Chris Picklo and Peter Zwierzynski, took Second in their Heat with a time of 7:34.98, which advanced them to the Grand Finals. In the Finals they took Fifth with a time of 7:27.1.
The Men's Novice Lightweight 4+, coxed by Kyle Barnhart and rowed by Zachary Miller, Anthony Anzell, Kevin Albrecht, and Stephen Brown, took Second in their Grand Final with a time of 6:48.5 and was narrowly beaten by Michigan's 6:48.4.
The Men's Novice 4+, coxed by Tamara Hillman and rowed by Jacob Dec, Sam Fearnow, Justin VanPortfliet, and Tim Robertson, took Third in their Heat, with a time of 7:04.26, which advanced them to the Semi-Finals. In their Semi-Final they took Third with a time of 7:15.10 which advanced them to the Grand Final. In their Final they took Fifth with a time of 6:57.6.
The Women's Novice 4+, coxed by Marissa Ellswood and rowed by Sarah Richter, Jordan Crandell, Maddie DeVoe, and Kersten O'Brien, won their Heat with a time of 8:30.9, which advanced them to the Grand Final. In their final they took Fourth with a time of 8:19.9.
The Women's Junior Varsity 8+, coxed by Jordan Hart and rowed by Hanna Jones, Beth Czarnecki, Amy Brunner, Nichole Hagoort, Jessica Vogl, Rebecca Studer, Mollie Manson, and Christina Turner, won their Grand Final with a winning time of 6:56.1.
The Men's Varsity 4+, coxed by Jeremy Schumann and rowed by Tucker Anderson, Jacob Bouwman, Marty Reed, and Keegan Jahnke, took Sixth in their Heat with a time of 6:54.66, which placed them into a Semi-Final to determine who would advance to the C or D Final. They won their Semi-Final with a winning time of 7:11.3, which placed them into the C final. In the C final they took Second with a time of 6:49.5.
The Men's Single, rowed by Tom Sawicki, took Fifth in his Heat with a time of 8:23.42, which advanced him to the petite final. He won his petite final with a winning time of 8:14.2.
The Men's Varsity Pair, rowed by Tyler Sellmer and Andrew Zwierzynski, took Fifth in their Heat with a time of 7:40.87, placing them into the C final. They won their C final with a winning time of 7:31.8.
The ACRA National Championship had a great deal of fantastic racing and the Lakers were successful enough across the board to defend their Overall Team Points Championship, a title they have defended since the first ACRA, alongside the ACRA Women's Team Points Championship.


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Following a disastrous drunken display at her younger sister's wedding, 38-year-old Buyi has her parents worried that she's wasting her life working meaningless jobs. Her parents insist that she take her head out of the clouds and focus on finding herself a good man and settle down.
Buyi is gutted. She returns from KwaZulu-Natal feeling hopeless about her love situation. Where is a heavyset black woman going to find a man in South Africa? Desperate, she reluctantly allows her sexy best friend, Lindi to help find her a man in the exclusive 'man market.' Between questionable concoctions, a quirky magician with a cat obsession, and a sex addict that can't get enough of a big butt, Buyi quickly loses hope of finding Mr. Right. A hilarious, heart-warming story of acceptance and hope.
Celeste Ntuli, Trevor Gumbi, Phindile Gwala, Lillian Dube, Allen Booi, Craig Urbani, Tayo Faniran, Ntobeko Madlingozi, Isaac Gampu, Keneilwe Matidze, Fadeen Mia
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Hello All!
This week has been a little bit of a crazy one! Sister Ballard and I went on exchanges in Pine Mountain on Tuesday and we have been focusing on thinking outside the box and finding new ways to find new investigators. It's getting colder, so people aren't outside anymore and it makes it difficult. But it's almost caroling season! So hopefully we'll find new investigators that way :)
Saturday night we got our transfer call and….I'm being transferred and will be training a new missionary this next transfer (which includes Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years!). I find out on Tuesday where I'll be sent and my bags are already packed! I'm excited for the opportunity to train a new missionary, it'll be a big learning experience :)
We were driving to a potential investigator's house and saw Christmas decorations which covered FOUR houses!
(I'm sure it looks more awesome at night…)
I hope you all have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Love,Sister Waddoups


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Adjourned debate on second reading.
(Continued from 27 October 2015.)
The Hon. T.A. FRANKS (16:29:43): I rise on behalf of the Greens today to speak to the Bill before us, the Tattooing Industry Control Bill 2015. In my contribution, I will refer to the many letters, phone calls and emails, as well as the other contacts my office has received from industry representatives and members of the industry, raising their concerns about the potential implications of this bill. I note that there have been several protests on the steps of Parliament House. Indeed, some of the members of those protests were also members of the ongoing protest against the Repat on the steps of this parliament.
Firstly, I would like to begin by outlining the scope of the Bill and what it says it seeks to achieve. This State Government, like the Rann State Government, as we know, has made a commitment to restrict and ban organised crime gangs and their associates in many ways in South Australia. In this particular Bill, it seeks to make a commitment to restrict and ban organised crime gangs and their associates from owning tattoo parlours, and it was part of an election campaign promise of the Weatherill Government.
It is more of the State Government's 'tough on crime' rhetoric. Certainly, I would ask the Government what other industries it intends to embrace with its tough on crime rhetoric and whether it has any intentions for further industries other than the tattoo industry to face similar legislation to the one that we see today. It says that it will do this for any industry that the Government believes has connections with organised crime gangs, and this particular Bill targets the tattoo industry.
It seems it is the Government's understanding that the tattoo industry is operating as some sort of base for illegal activities, such as drug trafficking and weapons trading, and poses a risk to the wellbeing and safety of businesses and community members. This bill seeks to ban associates of organised crime gangs from owning or running a tattoo parlour. The definition under this bill of a close associate includes close relatives, spouse, domestic partner, parent, brother or sister, or child, members of the same household, and those in partnership and certain other kinds of business relationships.
Under these provisions, a person is automatically and permanently disqualified from providing tattooing services if the person is deemed to be a close associate of a person who is a member of an organised crime gang. It is important to bring this definition up now in the contribution to this Bill, because the Greens believe it has the potential to capture innocent people working in a legitimate skilled industry.
The Bill grants the Commissioner for Consumer Affairs powers to disqualify persons from providing tattoo services where the commissioner believes, and I quote from the Bill:
…such action is appropriate for the purpose of averting, eliminating or minimising a risk, or a perceived risk, to the safety of members of the public;
…to allow the person to provide tattoo services or to continue to provide tattoo services, would otherwise not be in the public interest.
The Greens are concerned that this bill potentially has negative consequences for tattoo businesses and operators and owners who have done nothing wrong. The bill also grants an authorised officer powers to enter and search any premises, place or vehicle that the officer reasonably suspects is used for or is in connection with the provision of tattooing services. The officer under the bill is not required to obtain a warrant to enter and search these commercial premises.
I note that the member for Bragg, Vickie Chapman, in the other place, noted that inspectors can already enter premises in terms of workplace safety. I would just like to point out that OHS inspectors must obtain a permit before entering a workplace. What we are being asked to do in this bill is support changes where the minister—from the briefing that I have received and from the information that I have had from the industry, and certainly in my questions in the briefing—has not consulted with the industry. I would certainly put on the record that I asked the government representatives in the briefing whether or not any members of the tattooing industry had been consulted in the formulation of this bill, and I was told that they had not. Should the minister or his representative in this chamber wish to correct the record that that is not the case, I certainly invite them to do it in the second reading summary.
We have not been provided yet with any information or compelling evidence that suggests that the provisions in this bill are necessary for banning organised crime and that this bill is, indeed, an effective mechanism that will lead to a reduction in bikie-related organised crime. This is a bill which has more spin than substance. This is more tough on crime rhetoric without reason. This is a bill that the Greens are concerned about because of the precedent it sets. We are concerned that this bill will capture legitimate business owners—innocent people who may fall under the association definition but possibly have no contact with people engaging in an illegal activity.
I draw members' attention to another question that I asked in the briefing on this bill where a spouse can be defined as an associate. When I asked if that spouse was separated but not divorced, what the status of that person would be, I was not given a clear answer. Certainly, I was not given a guarantee that that person who was separated but not divorced would be able to free themselves of that associate definition, but clearly they would have made a decision not to be associated with the member of the organised motorcycle gang.
We are asked to support in this chamber with this bill more tough on crime rhetoric without evidence and substance. That is why the Law Society of South Australia opposes the bill before us. They do so for several reasons, and I certainly draw members' attention to the Law Society's submission for the benefit of this debate.
The society is concerned that the bill would prohibit someone from working in a legitimate business where there is no evidence of criminal activity and where the disqualifying feature is being a relative of a member (or associated to a member, I might add there, which is my editorial comment on the Law Society's submission). There is no requirement for the person who falls under the category of an associate to prove that they have had no contact with the person who was engaged in a criminal activity.
As the society notes, the focus should be on criminal activity, rather than presumption of criminal activity. The bill operates more on the presumption of criminal activity and a suspicion of criminal activity, rather than on evidence and proof. We should not have laws in this state that treat business owners and workers in an industry as though they are suspects or have potential links to criminal activity.
As I noted, my office has received many pieces of correspondence from tattoo industry operators and workers who believe that they are being treated as criminals. I put it to you that to have a piece of law that treats business owners and workers in an industry as criminals without proof, evidence or substance is something that this chamber should not be supporting.
The Greens, many in the industry and the Law Society are not convinced that we need this one-size-fits-all law. There may be, of course, and there no doubt is, some criminal activity in some tattoo parlours, but that does not give the state government the right to treat an entire industry, such as the tattoo industry, as a criminal industry. We are not convinced that we should be supporting this Bill before us that gives an authorised officer powers to enter a premises without a warrant and search that premises based on the fact that tattooing services are being provided on that premises.
What the Bill is likely to do is to actually add to the unemployment rate and burden on this state. I think the government should be ashamed of our current unemployment figures and should not be adding to it. It seems that the government forgets that this figure represents families, students, individuals and a community that is desperate for jobs, yet here we are in this bill being asked to add to that burden.
I met some of the potential victims of this bill when a staff member and I visited Adelaide Ink Wizards, which is located at Tea Tree Gully, on 11 November. We went there at the invitation of the owner who is, as I mentioned before, one of those members who has been identified by this government, who was involved in the Repat protest, and who has been accused by politicians without due process.
We had a tour of Ink Wizards led by one of the staff. The staff are, as they described themselves and I would concur with their description, a bunch of art geeks. We entered the premises and there was art on the walls and art for sale in plastic pouches, displaying their work. They were clearly talented artists. They were clearly committed to a life where they could use their artistic skills to make a living.
They have five full-time employees at that location. On that day, my staff member and I met Tom, Jeremy and Amy; Julian and Joseph also work there, and Joseph (whose nickname is House) I think may probably fall foul of these laws. He was the old schooler on the premises. He presented as a heavily-tattooed man who said to me that he had been a bikie once upon a time but that he had reformed his life, had cleaned up his act and, in fact, should he lose that employment at Adelaide Ink Wizards he would have no other option than to go on the dole.
The other workers on that premises were all under 30—'vibrant' I think is how the Premier would probably describe them should he meet them in a small bar in the city—energetic, engaged and enthusiastic. When I asked them if any of them had ridden a motorbike in their lives they said no. None of them owned a motorbike. In fact, there was no motorcycle paraphernalia that I could see.
They were self-described "art geeks". They had been trained in art and what they spoke to me about was the potential—because the owner of that premises where they had worked for many years would probably fall foul of this law—that they were probably all going to lose their jobs. Because they were employees there, they queried whether or not that would be defined as being an associate. Certainly they have been given no guarantees that that would be the case, and so even thoughts of buying out their boss and taking over those premises are very slight in terms of coming to fruition.
Tom, in particular, spoke to me about the need to move to Melbourne more than likely if that studio was to close. Can we really afford to lose more young people interstate? Can we afford not to support young artists, even if they are tattoo artists? That seems to be something that this Government is frowning upon, all the while talking up opportunities and vibrancies in this state for young people.
Tom spoke to me about how the industry has been cleaned up a lot. Certainly we know that there have been previous reforms through this parliament in recent years. He talked about the levels of transparency and the health department checks and the local council checks each year. He was concerned—and I think rightly so—that this bill may have a knock-on effect leading to backyard tattooing without the stringent safety and hygiene requirements.
The closure of Adelaide Ink Wizards would also have implications not just for those five staff who currently work there, but also for the neighbouring shops. The local deli next door, which does a trade from the customers of that shop, has expressed concern that it will also lose business should Adelaide Ink Wizards go under.
The challenge I put to members today, given the government has informed me in the briefing that it has not consulted with the tattoo industry, is for members of this council—opposition, government and crossbench—to take up the offer to visit the tattoo parlours and talk to those people who are possibly going to lose their job as a result of this legislation that we may well pass through this parliament.
I think tarring an entire industry with the brush of criminality is just a step too far. Yes, it might rate well, it might poll well, but is it putting people first, and is it putting the interests of young people first—like Tom, Amy and Jeremy, who I met that day—when you are probably going to be putting them out of a job?
I would like to see an informed debate from the government on this, and I would challenge the government. While they look to New South Wales and Queensland for leadership on this, then why have they reversed the operation? Why do they have a presumed guilt rather than a presumed innocence approach? Why have they taken an approach unlike New South Wales and Queensland where, in fact, people will have to seek exemptions from this where they will have to be opted out by the authorities rather than ruled in?
It seems to me that this Bill is ill crafted and certainly badly consulted upon based on rhetoric of fear, and I understand that, yes, this industry has had elements of criminality within it, but so has the racing industry, and I do not see the Government getting tough with them anytime soon. I wonder whether the government can also provide me with some answers to the following questions:
1.Could the Government indicate to this council, for the benefit of an informed debate, just how many tattoo parlours does it believe have links with organised crime in this state and just how many employees, workers and owners of tattoo parlours across this state do they believe will fall within the definitions of this bill that will preclude them from working in the industry?
2.Could the Government provide instances where powers and provisions in New South Wales and Queensland have led to a reduction in bikie-related organised crime?
3.Could the Government also provide cases where individual members of the community who were not engaged with an organised criminal gang in those states have been taken in for questioning?
4. Could the Government also provide us with a list of which tattoo parlours support this bill and which tattoo parlours were consulted in the drafting of this bill?
The Greens believe that we must balance our powers as a lawmaking body and as a regulatory body without unduly impinging on individual rights and liberties. We do not see that this bill makes anyone safer. We do have fears that this bill puts people out of work. We do have fears that it has not been well crafted; that it has not been properly consulted; and it is far too heavy‑handed.
The Government, of course, must act to prevent crime. It must not do so by presuming crime where there is none. With those few words the Greens look forward to the committee stage of this Bill, noting that the Liberal Opposition have indicated their support for it, and knowing that we will proceed through the debate in the coming sitting week.
Debate adjourned on motion of Hon. J.S.L. Dawkins.


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Lagoons and Estuaries: What Differentiates These Bodies of Water
The Indian River Lagoon is well-known as the most biodiverse estuary in North America. This fact makes the Indian River Lagoon a great place to enjoy a day out boating. But you may be wondering, what exactly is the difference between a lagoon and an estuary?
Usually running along a shoreline and longer than they are wide, lagoons are shallow bodies of water that provide access to the sea. While they don't generally have large rivers that flow into them, some of the very large lagoons can have that feature. The fact that they are so shallow means that they are more susceptible to changes in precipitation, evaporation, and wind, creating varied changes in salinity, the saltiness or salt that has dissolved in the body of water, and the temperature of the water. The salt content of the water can also be altered by tidal exchange and the inflow of fresh water.
Lagoons are classified into two categories; coastal lagoons and oceanic or atoll lagoons. Coastal lagoons are shallow bodies of water that, as their name suggests, exist on the coast. They are separated from the ocean by coral reefs, barrier islands, sand bar or sand splits, shingles, or rocks. Coastal lagoons can be either partly or entirely enclosed by the barrier, whatever it may be, and many show variations of salinity throughout the year. Oceanic or atoll lagoons are surrounded by a circular coral reef or a string of coral islands. These are the deeper of the two categories of lagoons.
Lagoons are also classified into three separate types; choked lagoons, restricted lagoons, and leaky lagoons. Choked lagoons feature a narrower channel and are located where there is a high energy of waves in the sea. The narrow inlet it features blocks the tides from the transferring of water from the sea to the lagoon and mixing of the water.
Restricted lagoons feature multiple channels out to the sea. These lagoons see surface currents due to wind which causes the water from the sea and the lagoon to mix, differentiating it from choked lagoons.
Leaky lagoons feature a wider channel to the sea and have fast water currents. This is the type of lagoon where you will see the most mixing of water.
The point where a river and the sea meet is called an estuary. The seawater is brought into the estuary by the tides and then is mixed in with the freshwater of a stream or river which dilutes the seawater. An estuary can be partly enclosed by a barrier but is not completely closed off from the sea. Essentially, an estuary is a body of water that serves as a transition area between land to sea and freshwater to seawater.
There are typically three zones of an estuary. The difference between the zones depends on the amount of freshwater or saltwater there is. The closer the zone is to the river or stream, the most freshwater it will have. The closer the zone is to the ocean, the more saltwater it will feature. The first zone is at the point where the freshwater of the river and the saltwater of the sea meet. In this zone, there is more freshwater than saltwater. The second zone is closer to the sea. This zone features a much more equal mix of freshwater and saltwater. The third and final zone is at the point that the water flows from the estuary into the sea. As it is closer to the ocean, this zone is mostly made up of saltwater.
Key Differences Between Lagoons and Estuaries
Lagoons and estuaries are often confused for each other as they feature similar aspects. But there are some key differences. One of those aspects is the rate of flow of the water within the bodies. While estuaries are deeper and have fast and strong currents, lagoons are shallow and the flow of water is much slower.
Despite its name and the fact that it does have shallow water, the Indian River Lagoon is actually an estuary. This is what allows it to be the most biodiverse estuary in North America. It is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by barrier islands. If you are looking to explore the Indian River Lagoon, come to 321 Boat Club for a wide selection of quality boats.


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