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Finesse Medical expands to create 200 jobs in Longford
Company was acquired by New York-listed Avery Dennison last year
Finesse produces products for wound care and skin treatment, including skin barrier films and protection creams, and silicone and polyurethane foam wound dressings.
Longford-based manufacturing company Finesse Medical, which was acquired by New York-listed Avery Dennison in a multimillion-euro deal last May, is to create 200 jobs locally over the next four years.
The news was announced as its parent said it planned to expand its medical product manufacturing operations at the Longford facility.
Avery Dennison said on Thursday that construction on a 6,000sq m facility expansion that will include a new clean room, integrated converting and manufacturing capabilities, will begin in September.
Set up in 2004, Finesse makes products for wound care and skin treatment, including skin barrier films and protection creams, and silicone and polyurethane foam wound dressings. It manufactures on behalf of a number of customers and posted revenues of about €15 million over the past year.
"Avery Dennison Industrial and Healthcare Materials is deeply committed to its medical businesses, to the continued development of its outstanding medical manufacturing capabilities, and to the vibrant professional community here at Longford that has generated this remarkable success story," said vice-president Michael Johansen.
"We believe that focusing our medical converting manufacturing operations in Longford and investing to build capabilities will open up an exciting array of opportunities, for our company, our customers and our employees," he added.
Based in California, Avery Dennison reported sales of $6.6 billion (€5.5 billion) last year. It has operations in more than 50 countries, employs 30,000 staff, and serves customers in the consumer packaging, logistics, apparel, industrial and healthcare industries.


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The study of history reveals that major portion of the southern India (Dakshina Padham) was extended by Andhra region. Several dynasties ruled over this part of the country.
Historically the earliest mention of the Andhras appeared in the Aitareya Brahmana (B.C.800).It was called Dakshina Padh during those days. Historians felt that Andhras, Pulindas, Sabaras, and many other sects lived in Dakshina Padh. But it is only in the Mauryan age that one gets historical evidence of the Andhras as a political power in the southeastern Deccan.
Megasthenese,who visited the Court of Chandragupta Maurya (B.C.322–297), mentioned that Andhra country had 30 fortified towns and an army of 1,00,000 infantry, 2,000 cavalry and 1,000 elephants. Buddhist books reveal that Andhras established their kingdoms on the Godavari belt at that time. Asoka referred in his 13th rock edict that Andhras were his subordinates.

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The event was very long-awaited and important for the athletes, many of whom were going to prove that they are worthy to get into the national team of the country.
In the weight category of 55 kg, the favorites were two sportsmen - Georgi Meboniya and Zaza Khubiashvili. So, Zaza won the competition on the right hand, and Georgi - left.
The category of 60 kg became, perhaps, the heaviest, because the sportsmen with numerous merits performed there: Alex Fretsuashvili (who was the main contender for the victory), Gela Arabuli, Merab Kakabadze and many others. Merab Kakabadze, who was on his head above all, occupied the first place on the right hand, in spite of expectations. But on the left he lost to Alex Fretsuashvili into a stubborn battle.
In the category of 65 kg the main favorites - Jambul Vibliani and Vileni Gabrava - did not pull, as they already earned their tickets to the European Championships. Therefore, in this category, the youth struggled to the best. In the final duel of the 70 kg category it was hot, and the champion was one of the most talented sportsmen - Irakli Zirakishvili.
Favorite 75 kg weight class Davit Samushia did not compete in this championship, so the first place on the left was taken by Betkili Oniani, the right-handed champion was Niko Tsereteli. In the 80 kg category, the youngest sportsman Valerian Meladze won the first places on both hands easily. Zaza Tabagari the same way won 85 kg.
In the category of 90 kg, Irakli Gamtenadze took two of the gold medals, Bakur Toloraya became the second one, also on both hands.
In the 110th champion, Giorgi Rostomashvili easily got on the right hand. For gold on the left he had a great fight with Koba Tsitilidze, who did not have a few millimeters to become the champion of Georgia.
Soon Georgia will represent its national team at the main start of Europe. Will the team prolong the series of successful performances? What do you think about it?
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Indonesia's National Disaster Management Agency has urged tourists to continue visiting Bali, saying the resort island is safe except for the area around Mount Agung, a volcano in eastern Indonesia that could erupt at any time.
Flights in and out of Bali's international airport are stable at around 50,000 to 60,000 visitors per day, Ngurah Rai International Airport communications chief Arie Ahsannurrohim said.
"As long as the volcanic ashes don't have any impact on Bali's airport, it will not be closed," he said.
About 400 planes come in and out of Bali each day. In the case of an eruption, the planes in the air would be diverted to seven regional airports, including Solo and Surabaya on the island of Java.
The director general of air transport, Agus Santoso said even if the volcano erupted with lava it would not affect aviation unless there was also volcanic ash.
"Bali tourism is safe. Do not spread misleading news that Bali is not safe because Mount Agung is on the highest alert status. Please come and visit Bali," National Disaster Management Agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho said, Sydney Morning Herald reported.
The chairman of the Bali office of the Association of Indonesian Tour and Travel Agencies, I Ketut Ardana said fake news, however, has spread on social media with the aim of creating panic on the island.
"We are trying very hard to explain the actual conditions. We are glad they understand," he said, as quoted by The Jakarta Post.
Meanwhile, more than 57,000 people have fled the surrounds of Mount Agung volcano on the Indonesian tourist island of Bali, fearing an imminent eruption, officials said Tuesday.
An increasing frequency of tremors from the volcano indicates magma is continuing to move toward the surface and an eruption is possible, said National Disaster Mitigation agency spokesman Sutopo Purwo Nugroho. He said more than 560 volcanic earthquakes were recorded on Monday, most of them shallow.


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For more than two decades, Denver has tenaciously defended its pit bull ban. Years of lawsuits, protests and bad press have done nothing to unmoor Denver's political leadership from their conviction that this particular breed of dog is far too dangerous to allow within city limits.
No exceptions... until now.
A recent motion filed in federal court reveals that the city's animal control division has quietly decided it will no longer enforce the anti-pit bull law in cases where the dogs are being utilized a service animal for a disabled person. On April 5, Director of Animal Care and Control Doug Kelley issued an order changing the division's official policy. From now on, animal control officers "will not immediately impound a pit bull that is identified as a service animal by the owner."
In the past, animal control employees were required to confiscate any dog they suspected was more than 50 percent pit bull. This prompted an ongoing class-action lawsuit from a group of disabled people who use pit bulls as service animals and argue that Denver's blanket breed ban violates their civil rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Their case got a huge boost from new federal rules that say local governments cannot use breed-specific laws to prevent a disabled person from accessing a service dog of their choosing.
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This prompted months of oftentimes combative statements from city council members and Mayoral candidates defending Denver's anti-pit bull law from what they characterized as federal bullying. A bill that would have provided a service animal exemption into the city's breed ban ordinance was shot down in committee. Aurora, which also has a breed ban law, is struggling with the service animal issue, too.
It appears that Kelly's behind-the-scenes policy change is an effort to shield elected officials from having to vote on the pit bull issue while at the same time making the city right with the ADA and potential future litigation.
If an animal control officer encounters a pit bull that is being used as a service animal under the new procedure, they can ask two questions: 1) If the animal is required because of a disability, and, 2) What work or task has the animal been trained to perform? Animal control can still seize and impound the pit bull if it displays aggressive behavior, "such as attacking and/or biting another person."
At first glance, this new policy appears simple. But, like everything involving the pit bull ban, Kelly's attempt at compromise will likely lead to unintended consequences.
The document appears to establish a whole new set of proceedings for determining if particular pit bulls are up to snuff as service animals. It allows authorities to open an investigation to "verify or disaffirm an owner, keeper, or possessor's claim that their pit bull is qualified as a service animal." Officials are instructed to examine pit bull's past behavior, if it is socialized to "tolerate strange sights, sounds, odors," and if it can "ignore food on the floor or dropped in the dog's vicinity while working outside the home."
There is no nationwide standard for training and certifying service animals. The City and County of Denver doesn't test or license service dogs, so why would it establish a quiz for pit bulls? What will these tests look like? If a dog fails, can owners appeal? How are Denver's animal control employees qualified to judge service-animal training? These are all questions that disabled rights advocates will certainly be asking.
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Regardless, Kelley's policy change is striking for longtime observers of Denver's controversial breed ban. For the first time in 22 years, a city official is acknowledging in writing that behavior and training are the most important factors in determining if a dog is inherently dangerous or capable of caring for the most vulnerable in our society. Breed, not so much.
Page down to read the policy-change document.
More from our News archive: "Leaked: photos of pit bulls killed due to Denver ban."


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TrustedForm account holders who are receiving certified leads can use the TrustedForm API to claim the certificate provided with each lead. Doing so
- Verifies the legitimacy of the certificate
- Stores the certificate for future reference and
- Provides programmatic access to the information shown on the certificate
To claim a certificate using the TrustedForm API, send an HTTP POST request to the certificate URL sent by your publisher.
- Do not make a request unless the URL starts with
https://cert.trustedform.com, otherwise you may expose your TrustedForm credentials to someone else
- Use a POST request — any other type of request will not claim the certificate
- Use the
Accept: application/jsonrequest header
- Use the
Content-Type: application/jsonor
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencodedheader, and encode the request body accordingly.
- In the Authorization header, use the API key provided on the "Settings" tab in the TrustedForm Application and the username 'API', please see the example below
When you claim a certificate, you can pass the optional parameter
reference We will store this value along with your claimed certificate. The use case for the reference parameter is you can pass your lead identifier, which will provide another reference point to the certified lead that you received.
This will indicate which lead a certificate belongs to just by examining the certificate data. In the case that your publisher has passed you two leads with the same Certificate URL, this reference parameter will allow you to determine which lead it was originally passed with.
If you are a LeadConduit customer, the LeadConduit Lead URL will be automatically sent as the reference. This allows you to refer back to the lead with which an individual certificate was collected.
When claiming a certificate, you can pass the optional
vendor parameter. We will store this value along with your claimed certificate. Later when you use TrustedForm reporting, you can easily filter or group by a vendor.
If you use our LeadConduit platform, the vendor will be automatically sent with each certificate claim request.
When you claim a certificate you can calculate lead fingerprint values using the email and phone number you received in the lead data accompanying the certificate. Each fingerprint value is an SHA1 hash of an email or phone value. Each fingerprint value should be provided in a
fingerprint parameter.
If at least one of the fingerprints you provide does not match one of those collected on the certificate you will receive the
none of the provided fingerprints match in the claim
warnings field. This indicates that the lead data collected on the form does not match the lead data that you received.
If you use our LeadConduit platform to claim the certificate the fingerprints will be automatically calculated and sent with each certificate claim request. If you are accessing our API directly, see our instructions for generating a lead fingerprint.
Page Scanning
To assist in enforcing compliance, TrustedForm can scan the certificate's HTML snapshot to ensure specific phrases are (or are not) present. If you scan for required text (disclosure terms, for example), the TrustedForm response will include a warning if that text isn't found in the snapshot. Alternately, you can scan for forbidden text (disallowed ad copy, for instance), in which case the response will include a warning if the text is found.
Scanning for Required Text
To search for required text, pass the search text as the
scan parameter when you claim the certificate. TrustedForm will then perform a case and whitespace insensitive search for the string. If the string is not found in the HTML document, then "string not found in snapshot" will be included in the
warnings key of the claim response.
Scanning for Forbidden Text
To search for forbidden text, use the
scan! parameter in the claim call. If TrustedForm's search (also case and whitespace insensitive) finds that text in the HTML document, the message "string found in snapshot" will be returned in the
warnings key of the claim response.
Note that aside from ignoring whitespace and text case, TrustedForm's scans are literal, including any special characters that you pass.
You may include either or both
scan and
scan! in a single claim call. If including both you must look for the corresponding messages in the
warnings key of the claim response ("string not found in snapshot" or "string found in snapshot", respectively).
For more information, see page scanning.
Masked Certificates
A masked certificate is generated for every claim. You can obtain the URL to it from the
masked_cert_url field of the response JSON when you claim a certificate. You can then share it with your buyers. They can claim it using the same claiming instructions as a normal certificate.
Response Codes
- If you successfully claim a certificate, an HTTP 201 Created will be returned with the JSON representation of the certificate in the response body. Beware that using an HTTP GET will also return an HTTP 200 along with the HTML representation of the certificate — your cert will not be claimed with an HTTP GET.
- If the certificate is older than 3 days or if the certificate URL is invalid, then an HTTP 404 Not Found or HTTP 410 Gone will be returned.
- If you have not authenticated correctly using your API key, an HTTP 403 Forbidden will be returned.
- If the certificate id is formatted incorrectly, a 400 Bad Request or 406 Not Acceptable will be returned.
- If you receive a 500, 502 or 503, please retry the claim, if it continues to fail, please contact email@example.com
If you receive any response code other than those above, please let us know.
When you claim a certificate, a claim record is created and stored in TrustedForm and the JSON response body contains claim record.
See Claim documentation for additional information on claim records.
Claim Fields
The following fields are available for every certificate record issued by TrustedForm
- token — Uniquely identifies this certificate
- ip — The consumer's public IP address
- location — The URL of the page hosting our JavaScript. Query strings hidden for privacy reasons
- parent_location — If the page was framed, the parent frame's URL
- framed — true or false, depending on whether the form is hosted on a framed page
- browser — A human-friendly version of user_agent
- operating_system — A human-friendly version of the user's operating system
- user_agent — The consumer's browser user-agent
- created_at — The time the consumer loaded the vendor's form in UTC, ISO8601 format
- event_duration — The time in milliseconds the user took to complete the form
- expires_at — The date and time the certificate will no longer be available for further claims
- share_url —A shareable URL that allows customers to send TrustedForm certificates to third parties on an as-needed basis
- geo — A hash of geolocation data based on the IP address
- lat — Latitude
- lon — Longitude
- city — City name
- state — State or Province name
- postal_code — Mailing address postal code
- country_code — Country code
- time_zone — Time zone name per the Olson Database
- claims — An array of claim records for this certificate. (See Claim documentation for information about certificate claiming):
- id — The claim identifier
- age — The age of the claim (The time in seconds since the user's last event on the page, minus the time the claim was made)
- page_id — The unique identifier for the page where the cert was generated
- warnings — An array of string warnings revealing any potential problems with the cert or claim
- reference — The reference provided when the certificate was claimed
- vendor — The vendor name provided when the certificate was claimed
- fingerprints — The lead fingerprints provided when the certificate was claimed
- matching — those that matched a fingerprint collected at the time of consumer signup
- non_matching — those that did not match any fingerprint collected at the time of consumer signup
- share_url - Shareable url to view the claim. See the knowledge base article "How do you share a TrustedForm certificate?"
- created_at — The time the claim was created in UTC, ISO8601 format
- expires_at — The time the will expire your account in UTC, ISO8601 format
- masked — A boolean indicating whether the certificate is masked
- masked_cert_url — A URL with the masked certificate of the claim
- cert — The certificate record for this claim - see the Certificate documentation for additional details on the data available in this field
- scans — A hash of the snapshot scans performed
- found — those that were found on the page snapshot
- not_found — those that were not found on the page snapshot
- warnings — An array of strings indicating possible issues with the certificate. At the moment, only used for Page Scanning.


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Toucans net second successive success of Honiton Netball League season
PUBLISHED: 21:50 03 July 2014
Sidmouth Toucans claimed a second successive victory in the Honiton Summer Netball League earlier this week.
What's more this success was most convincing with Toucans emerging 61-47 victors.
Lucy Davies served up a superb individual shift at wing attack and hers was the biggest smile post match as she celebrated her first win in Toucan colours since joining the club last September.
It was also a great night for defensive player Sarah Fletcher who picked up the award of Player of the Match.
Now the Toucans face their biggest challenge of recent times. After back-to-back wins can they make it three-in-a-row when they return to the court early next week?
Toucans team: Helen Terry, Louise Neilson (the pair shared the GS/GA positions), Vicki Russell (WD), Jo White (WD), Rachel 'stamina' Darlami, Lucy Davies (WA), Sarah Burston (GD) and Sarah Fletcher (GK).
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My brother-in-law is a great guy. He makes sure that I get as much access to my pride and joy as humanly possible, and he would give you the shirt off of his back.
He's the kind of guy you would call if you woke up next to a dead hooker. Or even next to an unconscious legal assistant who was all full of big talk, but had bitten off a little more than she could chew and —
Well, nevermind that.
He's a quality dude.
However, quick-witted replies are not really his game. So, we were all quite impressed when he had a couple of good lines the other morning (including one at my expense,) especially considering that he was hungover at the time.
But, his moment of glory didn't last long. Five minutes later, he asked my sister if she had seen his baseball cap. It was sitting on his head at the time.
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MSU Research History: World Premiere of 'The Gardens'
2000 – The Michigan State University Symphony, Chorale and Children's Choir perform the world premiere of Symphony No. 4, "The Gardens," written in 1999 by Pulitzer Prize- winning composer Ellen Taaffe Zwilich.
The day after the performance, the composer, the musicians and professional recording technicians from Koch International Classics began the final recording for a CD that is commercially distributed throughout the world. The four-movement, 27-minute work was commissioned through a gift by MSU alumni Jack and Dottie Withrow of Bloomfield Hills, Mich., to honor the natural beauty of the gardens and campus of MSU.
Source: Wikipedia, Ellen Taaffe Zwilich and MSU Today news release, Jan. 21, 2000.


text: ontheweb #26 Posted June 25, 2019 48 minutes ago, xDisconnections said: I'm willing to bet that a good amount of people on Cruise Critic who complain about the tip removers the most are in fact the ones secretly removing their tips on the last night of the cruise. They just need to protect their online imagine 🙂 And in the old days before automatic gratuities, you heard many stories of passengers who avoided the dining room on the final night. (NOT US) 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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Given that Republican allegiance to balanced budgets rarely survives from election day to arriving in Washington there's no one obvious to turn to. So people are organizing grassroots protests for fiscal restraint and individual responsibility. This has been named the "Tea Party" movement in memory of the Revolutionary War tax protest. After some successful protests (including one in Fort Worth) people decided to have a coordinated nationwide protest on April 15th--the Tax Day Tea Parties.
I went to the Fort Worth Tea Party tonight. The organizers rented the local baseball stadium and we filled it. The estimate from the stage was 5000 people attending. I didn't try to count them, but you can if you like:
There were lots of Gadsden ("don't tread on me") flags. It seemed like at least a quarter of the crowd had brought a handmade sign to wave. Some Christian and Libertarian groups had booths set up in the corner. We were asked to sign an anti-bailout petition using computer terminals. I suspect I'll be getting some fund raising mail from that.
These guys were keeping in the original spirit of the event:
The headline speaker was Governor Perry, appearing at his third tea party of the day. He hit hard on themes of small government, Texas self-reliance, and the 10th Amendment, which got a great response from the crowd. He made a point of acknowledging that the Tea Party movement is not a Republican one but a non-partisan one (this one was organized by the local Reps, but most organizers have been independents). He's running very hard to get to the front of this parade, with good reason. Lots of people are fed up with the Republican failure to actually deliver on small government. Rick Perry is scared of people like this leaving his party in droves.
Let's not forget that the Republican Party owes its existence to the vacuum left by the collapse of the Whigs. I could see that history repeating itself with a "leave me alone" party springing up to fight against increasing government power.
Our other elected guest was Congressman Joe Barton. He talked up his history in fighting for a balanced budget and vowed to fight against the carbon cap and trade system Obama is proposing (that would be a huge tax increase on everyone, even if the source of the price increases is carefully hidden from the consumer).
My Congresswoman, earmark-happy Kay Granger, didn't show. Maybe she's bashful about going places she wants to drown.
The spots with good acoustics were full by the time I got there so I had a hard time hearing the other speakers.
The crowd demographics had changed some from the February event (on top of being 6+ times larger). We had a lot more 20-somethings and people who were new to political events. Hardly any signs accusing Obama of being a Marxist this time, and the secessionists were off having an event of their own. We did get some of the birth certificate conspiracy nonsense from the musical entertainment, sigh. Local candidates were trying to get votes with Clyde Picht making the biggest impression with a banner towed by a circling plane. The signs were mostly anti-spending, including mine.


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The Global State of Tobacco Harm Reduction report, which maps for the first time the accessibility and consumption of safer nicotine products at the global, regional and national level had its UK debut on the 18 December 2018 during an event at the Parliament hosted by Viscount Ridley and Mark Pawsey MP (Chair of the APPG for Vaping) and well attended by a wide range of stakeholders.
The UK launch also coincided with the inaugural release of the GSTHR website which makes publicly available long-needed insight on the policies that affect the current regulatory status concerning SNP on a country basis, smoking prevalence and smoking-related mortality, measures of availability and use of SNP.
The GSTHR website is available at www.gsthr.org, where you will find a downloadable report in multiple formats (PDF, ePub and Mobi for e-book readers, and online/HTML), and an interactive section which generates global maps and has individual country profiles. There is also a short summary of the report available with translations in various languages. Although the report will be updated every two years, the website is updated regularly.


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League Of Legends
How do I make money from League of Legends?
World of Duels makes it simple to earn money playing League of Legends. Simply join or create a duel by clicking on the "Duel Area" button. You can join a public game or create a game of your own. Place a bet and win big is you come out on top. If you win, that money is yours. After reporting the game result, your account will be credited. Last but not least, make sure to play someone of your own rank :)
What are the rules of League of Legends on World of Duels?
- Each player gets to ban 3 champions for the other player. Banned champions will need to be mentioned in the comments section as follow. When an opponent accepts your duel, he will need to send you a message stating which 3 champions he wants to ban for you. We strongly recommend taking a screenshot of the agreement.
- You may add any masteries you want.
- The ONLY map we allow is: Howling Abyss (ARAM map)
- All items are available, except for the ones you cannot purchase on that map.
There are 3 different ways of winning:
- Taking the first Blood- If you are executed by an enemy turret, this does NOT count as a loss. If both duelists die on the same team fight the one that dies first loses.
- Getting 100 CS (Killing 100 minions)-The the first duelist that reaches 100 farm wins the duel
- Getting the first turret down
In case of a disconnection in the first 5 minutes (and before a first kill) the duelist may ask for a rematch. A disconnection after 5 minutes will count as a defeat.
You may not create a Duel for a rank that is lower than your current rank, smurfing is illegal.
!! Remember to record your gameplay, as you may need to provide footage in case of litigation !!
League of Legends Tips and Tricks
We know everyone's not an expert gamer. That's why we compiled a few League of Legends tips for beginners that will improve your game tenfold.
Pick a champion that you're comfortable with
Pick a champion that you relate to. There are over 130 champions so pick one that best suits you. Align their strengths and skills with yours. Grow on these strengths and become a master with one champion. This is more beneficial than knowing 40 champions semi-well.
Read up
Read, read, read. You can never know too much. Study up on tips, champions, and guides. The research will give you an advantage that your opponent might not have.
Watch your friends. Watch professionals. Ask for advice. See how they play and try and pick out useful tips. Apply these and build on them.
Now that you know the basics click the "Duel Arena" button to get gaming.


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You know you're on to a good thing when your pop-up dinners sell out before you've had a chance to promote them.
Dates for South West Supper Club's new series at Lindes Lane have been announced – but you need to act fast to secure a seat.
Co-organiser Sarah Feehan and chef Tim Bourke started the events in September 2015 and are still surprised by demand.
"The first night at Paddy's Lantern booked out before we'd officially published it," Feehan says. "It felt like a big family dinner. I've had emails from people who want to book out four in a row."
A dream team runs the relaxed five-course meals. Feehan has worked the floor at Copenhagen's Noma and Melbourne's Attica, Noma Sydney and Adelaide's Orana. Her partner Tim Bourke has worked in fine dining since he was 18, including Sydney's Wildfire, Establishment, Jaspers (for which he was hatted), and London's The Ledbury.
The couple met in 2011 working at Kangaroo Island's luxury Southern Ocean Lodge.
"It was a quick romance," Feehan says laughing. Their positive energy in and out of the kitchen is captured in the vibe at South West Supper Club shindigs. "We're best when we're working together," Feehan says. "When we're not working together something is missing. For most people it's often the opposite."
The gist of the dinners is simple; Bourke creates a menu using South Australian produce supplied by the likes of Rachel McMillan's Scoop SA farm gate, Richard Gunner and Kangaroo Island producers. "It's five courses and a snack at an affordable price," Feehan says. "It's winter, so this time I can see things like mushrooms, root vegetables and Jerusalem artichokes on the menu. Dishes that are dark and rich."
Expect close encounters of the chef kind. "It's about breaking down that barrier between front and back of house. Customers love having that personal contact with the person cooking for them."
Local wines match each course and Bourke prides himself on flexibility in the kitchen and making sure everyone has a cracking time.
"Tim says 'you don't need a theme, just give everyone really good food, every time'," Feehan says.
The pair plans to open its own neighbourhood restaurant but for now, regular pop-ups keep fans sated.
"I came back [from Noma] and went, 'What's the rush?'" Feehan says. "We're happy doing these pop-ups and the reception has been really good."
South West Supper Club will be held at Lindes Lane on the first Monday of every month. $65/person. Call 0449539086 to book.


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How to Add to OneNote in Firefox
Rather than copying content manually to OneNote 2013, adding it directly from your Web browser frees up valuable time better used for other productive purposes. Since Mozilla Firefox lacks the built-in functionality required to perform such a task, make use of an extension named Clip to OneNote (Legacy Edition) to add Web pages or portions of text directly to OneNote.
Install Clip to OneNote
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The finalists for the 2012 UWS Sculpture Award
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Mark Booth
Commercially produced PVC pipes are joined together into a 130kg structure of repetitiously twisted and contorted shapes, coated with matt white acrylic paint. Mark Booth's sculpture addresses issues of transience and non-presence and will make for a stark, minimalist addition to the landscape.
Mark Booth is a graduate of the University of West England and the National Art School in Sydney. He has had solo shows with the Sydney and Melbourne Dickerson Galleries, as well as Factory 49 and Firstdraft Gallery in Sydney. He has been awarded prizes in The Festival of Fisher's Ghost Award in 2002, the Paddington Art Prize in 2008, and the Willoughby Sculpture Prize in 2011.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
The Atomic Family
Gary Christian
Standing as a witness to desecrations past and present, Gary Christian's sculptures reflect on the devastating impact that the human race can have upon the natural world and our own humanity. Five pieces of painted steel, each stretching more than two metres into the sky and with a combined weigh of more than 500kg; The Atomic Family is sure to have a profound physical and metaphysical impact.
Gary Christian has worked as a painter and sculptor for 20 years and has had 17 solo shows in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra and Hobart. In 2009 he won the Santos Sculpture Awards. His recent commissions include a sculpture for the Corrimal Cokeworks Hundred Year Centenary and a 7 floors high sculptural facade for 33 Bligh Street, Sydney.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Memorial for the Unknown Armchair General
Will Coles
To a passer-by, Will Coles' sculpture may be mistaken as a piece of old, discarded furniture – an arm chair, abandoned to the elements. On closer inspection, the resin, iron dust and fibre glass construction provides a deliberate, passionate commentary on the wasteful nature of war.
Will Coles was born in Warwickshire, England, and studied at the Ravensbourne, Wimbledon and Glasgow art colleges. He has lived and worked in Australia since 1996, installing statement pieces based on everyday objects on the streets of Sydney.
Photo: M+M, Campbelltown
Simon Alexander Cook
A branched vascular structure; an invitation to dance with swans and to explore attraction, repulsion, oil and water – Simon Alexander Cook's sculpture of white pipes and solar lights takes the form of a floating menorah candlestick that rotates in the breeze and encourages water birds to use it as a habitat-friendly marina.
Simon Alexander Cook is a Parramatta-based artist and designer having studied at Sydney College of the Arts, received the Design School Academic Award and has also trained in Natural Area Restoration. His landscape installations take inspiration from the natural bushland and conservation. His sculpture 'Falling Fowl' was awarded the UWS-Landcom People's Choice Award in 2010.
Photo: Alice King
New Arrivals
Louisa Dawson
A large boulder sits perched at the end of a 1 metre high diving board, suspended in motion in the moment just before it is flung into the pond – this sculpture comments on the social inequalities of travel and mobility and creates "an absurd tension between the two objects and the landscape." The 173cm high installation weighs 1.125 tonnes.
Louisa Dawson is a Sydney-based artist working in large-scale public sculpture. She completed a Masters of Fine Arts Research (MFA) at the College of Fine Arts, University of NSW, in 2007; was a finalist in the 2004, 2005 and 2007 Helen Lempriere National Sculpture Award; and was also a finalist in the 2008 UWS Acquisitive Sculpture Prize.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
seed |sēd|
Gary Deirmendjian
'Seed' is defined as 'a flowering plant's unit of reproduction, capable of developing into another such plant.' This sculpture provides a commentary on urban sprawl, trade commerce and wealth – arguably the dominant religions of today. The 'seed' is the reproductive unit of a high rise building, tall and clad with glass and so familiar in the CBD.
Gary Deirmendjian is a Sydney-based artist and a graduate of the National Art School. Throughout his career, Deirmendjian has demonstrated a commitment to art in shared space and is a regular finalist in the major national sculpture exhibitions including Sculpture by the Sea, Helen Lempiere, McClelland Survey, and the UWS Acquisitive Sculpture Prize.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
...and on the fifth day
Itzick Fisher
According to the story of creation as told in the book of Genesis in the Old Testament, on the fifth day God created the great creatures of the sea and every winged bird. This triangular sculpture, constructed on Corten Steel and weighing 150kg, uses the seagull as the symbol for all creatures and demonstrates a belief that creation is eternal.
Itzick Fisher created his first artwork out of pieces of found metal objects as a 12-year-old child, growing up in a kibbutz in Israel. In 1979 he migrated to Australia and ran an Engineering business for 20 years before once again pursuing his passion for art. He studied at the Sydney Gallery School in 2006 and has participated in a range of group and solo exhibitions.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Matt Godden
From the first sluice gate in an irrigation ditch, to the vessels of our circulatory system, the purpose of a valve is to restrict or block that which passes through it. It is an adversity device, the challenge against which successes are measured. Comprised of a found object, left to corrode in the elements, this sculpture allows the viewer to look through the half-moon view created by the valve's partially closed gate.
Matt Godden's background is in design, teaching design, and writing and illustrating graphic novels. He enrolled at the National Art School and completed his sculpture major in 2011 and was the recipient of the School's Second Year Art History and Theory Prize in 2009.
Photo: Kim Armstrong
Christopher Hodges
Echo is a wall sculpture that is designed to hang on an external building wall and to harness the natural power of light. By day the Alupanel sculpture works to create shifting forms through shadows cast by the passing sun, and by night the light will glow from behind the sculpture.
Christopher Hodges has been exhibiting as a sculptor and painter since the late 1970's. His early work had a strong figurative element and in later years has become more minimal, abstract and evocative. He has recently completed a sculpture commission for the St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney, titled 'Flower for a Friend'.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Totem of Language
Pin Hsun Hsiang
This towering, monolithic sculpture is a tribute to the ancient Chinese languages. More than 100 characters from regional languages dating back 2000, 3000 and 5000 years have been etched on the Hebel blocks that stack to form this imposing, three metre high, 600kg cubic tower.
Pin Hsun Hsiang is a Chinese born Australian sculptor, based in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs. He works primarily with Australian timbers but has also incorporated a number of other elements into his works including bronze, wire and other metals. His work is regularly exhibited in Australia and overseas.
Photo: Alice King
In the bag: Are we sitting comfortably?
Sally Kidall
A sequence of chairs sitting on the water's surface, each sprouting with grass and individually contained in a plastic bag – this sculpture provides a unique commentary on the complexities, equilibrium and fragility of the natural environment and the ways in which our man-made systems work within, or in opposition to, these systems.
Sally Kidall is an international environmental artist, in practice for more than 25 years. Her background is in sculpture and in recent years has focused on creating site-specific environmental installations. She completed her MA at Portsmouth University in 2006 and exhibits throughout the UK and Australia.
Photo: Alice King
Jan King
The combination of slate and steel in this 150kg sculpture is a correlation of materials and of ideas. Steel is an industrial product that is both strong and malleable; slate is a rock that is hard and rigid, but breaks into irregular shapes and edges. In creating this work, the nature of the materials must be accepted before the artist can find solutions that combine them in sculptural unity.
Jan King has practicing and regularly exhibited as a sculptor for more than 30 years. Born in Cunnamulla, Queensland, she now lives and works in Sydney. She initially studied art in Perugia, Italy, but returned to Sydney to study at the National Art School and the University of NSW.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Neil Douglas Laredo
Recycled railway sleepers with a combined weight of 6 tonnes are used in this sculpture, as a direct reference to the rural fence – the continuous kilometres of fence posts that border our landscape, both obstructing our path and providing ownership and identity. The timbers, set in their upright position, provide a sense of harmonious belonging to the landscape, while their size and positioning reminds us of how we perceive ownership of the land.
Neil Douglas Laredo was born in Melbourne. At the age of 17 he left home to join the Royal Australian Air Force, and spent many years travelling the world before settling in Glenbrook, NSW, and pursuing his interests in painting and sculpture. He is a graduate of the University of Western Sydney.
Photo: Alice King
Antipodean Vision
Chris Leaver
A small garden ornament of a rabbit has been enlarged to 1.5m in height in this sculpture; laid out before him is a hole that contains a reflected vision of heaven. The piece is an exploration of how we view our environment – it starts with our love of the backyard, our home and the garden, and ends with our preconceived notions of heaven which poses questions about belonging.
Chris Leaver has been making art for 20 years. His sculptural works have been included in the 2010 UWS Acquisitive Sculpture Prize, 2009 Sculpture by the Sea, and the 2008 Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, as well as various other group shows and solo exhibitions. He is currently undertaking a Masters in Studio Art at the Sydney College of the Arts.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Pocketfuls of gold... Bucketfuls of Sorrow
Ingrid Morley
It took the artist 500 hours to unearth and restore these 2.4 tonne distressed and corroded industrial hopper bins, abandoned after the closure of a copper mine in the Central Tablelands of NSW in 1956. The addition of the 'handle' suggests the more menacing aspect of the mining process – a big corporation taking from the earth and leaving behind a scarred landscape and toxic chemical waste. The intention is to provoke questions about what we destroy in order to produce.
Ingrid Morley's work grows out of her South African childhood, the study of veterinary science in London, and her love of the Australian landscape. In recent years she has been exploring ever new ways of making sculpture by assembling found objects. Her monumental bronze 'Stations of the Cross' is a permanent fixture of Rookwood Cemetery.
Photo: M+M, Campbelltown
Two by Two
Ro Murray
These boats, cradled as if floating by steel ribs, are reminiscent of Noah's Ark and ancient strength. The ten pairs of steel and cast iron cups were once compression vessels from trains. In a metaphorical sense they represent the idea of survival – a sanctuary not only from floods and tsunamis, but also from a toxic environment.
Ro Murray's professional background is in architecture. She is a recent graduate of the National Art School and in 2011 was announced as the winner of the Women of Boards Art Prize, as well as the highly commended Muswellbrook Art Prize. She was also a finalist in the Marrickville Contemporary Art Prize; Sculptures in the Goal (Trial Bay); In Situ Festival of Mosman; and the Willoughby Sculpture Prize.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Spiral Knot Vine
Denese Oates
This work is part of a series of fractal shape sculptures that interpret the growth patterns of nature. The linear aspect recalls rope or vines, and becomes a whimsical drawing in space. The use of corten steel with its rusty surface serves to blend the work with the landscape, almost as though it has sprung spontaneously from the earth.
Denese Oates has been a practicing artist based in Sydney for thirty years. She has held twenty six solo exhibitions and participated in numerous group shows in Australia, Japan and New Zealand. Her work is represented in the collections of Parliament House, Artbank, and Regional galleries throughout Australia.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Gates of Reason
Geoff Overheu
Barriers take away any necessity for us to make decisions. Their function iis to guide, direct, prevent or divide the flow of humanity. No decision is required by us once we are confronted by a barrier, we simply follow the silent instruction that it gives without any recourse to thinking. We assume it is simply doing its job for our own wellbeing.
Geoff Overheu is a graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts. He was chosen for the Hatched at PICA in 2004, and was a finalist in the Lempriere Sculpture Prize and Sculpture by the Sea in 2006. His group shows include 'Boundless' at the State Gallery of Western Australia; he has also had solo exhibitions in Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Basel, Switzerland.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Turning and turning in the widening gyre…
John Petrie
Using the construction of a recent sculpture in the Mount Annan Botanic Garden as inspiration, this work is comprised of approximately 20 long, circular, 'basket tubes' of gambion mesh and river stones, laid out and fastened to each in a triangular shape. The final form of the sculpture emerges after the joined basket tubes of stone are rolled out in a diagonal direction – the result evokes a shell form; the blueprint of organic life.
John Petrie is an award-winning Sydney based sculptor. His sculptures have been exhibited in group exhibitions across Australia, including Sculpture by the Sea and the 2010 UWS Acquisitive Sculpture Prize. In 2011 he was the Inaugural Artist in Residence at Mount Annan Botanic Garden.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
In the beginning
Jimmy Rix
This sculpture is a critique of the education system, which is increasingly moving away from the skills of drawing, to focus more upon conceptual ideology. A replica of a steel pencil sharpener – if one was to stand 1.6 metres and weigh 500kg – it reflects on the importance of drawing in art forms, in particular to the artist, whose drawings comprise 80 per cent of his sculpture practice.
Jimmy Rix was born in Allora, Queensland. His work has been shown in numerous group and solo exhibitions since 1995, including the UWS Acquisitive Sculpture Prize. He was the winner of the Clitheroe Foundation and Sculpture by the Sea Mentorship in 2009.
Photo: Alice King
The Listrumpet
Sue Roberts
This sculpture evokes memories of the hearing trumpets of days past and of megaphone wielding coaches running up and down the sports field calling instructions. The former was used to concentrate sound and the latter to project it – in both cases sound is trapped and contained, before being projected inwards or outwards.
Sue Roberts was born in the UK, studied at Cambridge college of Art, and was the recipient of the CCAT Travel Scholarship. Since living in Australia she has studied art at Hornsby TAFE and the Natural Art School, graduating in 2008 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Sculpture). She has exhibited in a number of Australian exhibitions, including Sculpture by the Sea in 2010 and Sculpture in the Vineyards in 2010.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Martin Rowney
The work shows an imagined ruin of a homestead building, reflecting on the nature of the history of individual places. The cultural signature of a place is based on the artefacts that are left behind in the archaeological record – this 'ruin' has been constructed from bricks made of sand, dirt, cement and archaeological artefacts, and stretches 4.5 metres in length.
Martin Rowney is a sculpture student at the Australian National University. His sculptural work to date has included explorations of assemblage, mixed media and bronze casting. He was a finalist in the Willoughby Sculpture Prize in 2011.
Photo: Kim Armstrong
Martin Sims
This sculpture of coloured shapes in neon light is composed to mimic the universally recognised touch-control icons seen on electronic, analogue and digital devices. The work alludes to everyday life as often being a sequence of moments comprehensively mediated by such devices, where decisions and responses can seem to resemble a chocolate box selection; reality filtered in a saccharin version of events.
Martin Sims attended Chelsea School of Art and the Royal College of Art in London, where he first exhibited before moving to Sydney. His sculpture and installations have been shown in historic sites, civic locations, religious spaces and contemporary galleries. He is a Senior Lecturer in Sculpture at the College of Fine Arts, UNSW.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Transit Orbit (2012)
Vanessa Stanley
A 40 metre path of mirrored tiles winds through the landscape, in the sunlight and underneath the tree canopy, to end in a circular path within a clearing. The trees, the sky and the viewer's reflection are fractured and abstracted as they walk. The viewer, manipulated into a specific relation with light, space and time, is invited to approach, question, play and become part of the process.
Vanessa Stanley, an emerging Brisbane artist, acquired First class Honours in Fine Art with awards for academic excellence from Queensland College of Art, Griffith University. She exhibited large-scale works in Brisbane Festival's Under the Radar Program (2011) and Swell Sculpture Festivals (2010 and 2011).
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Marcus Tatton
Our messages are sent out into the ether. Digitally, verbally, physically; on a multitude of levels we extend our intentions out to our environs... Receptors process our messages. They have travelled by code, to be deciphered into a corresponding language at the receiving end. This 1200kg sculpture is a configuration of circles and dashes in an accumulated chaotic mass; constructed from corten steel, which is coated in a fine layer of bitumen and gravel.
Marcus Tatton is a graduate of the University of Tasmania's Bachelor of Fine Arts (Furniture Design) program. He was the recipient of the 2011 Helen Lempriere Scholarship and has exhibited in a number of solo and group shows, including Sculpture by the Sea, the Artscape Bienniel Sculpture Awards.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
Greer Taylor
The theory of holographic principle suggests that the information in a space relates to the information on the surface of a space. A faceted object invites the act of looking only to reveal that you cannot – you can only see through, inside becomes outside and what seems concrete becomes ambiguous.
Greer Taylor has worked in many fields of the visual arts: fashion, textile arts, make-up, theatre, graphic design. Since completing an Advanced Diploma of Fine Art in 2005, Greer has had regular solo exhibitions and has participated in many group shows. Her work has been included as a finalist in a number of exhibitions including the John Leslie Art Prize, Blake Prize, Calleen Prize, and the Montalto Sculpture Prize.
Photo: Sally Tsoutas
The Ok Collective – Oliver Cloke and Kathy Heyward
From a distance the shining beacon of bright white fabric situates the viewer in a complex conundrum, why would a tent be considered an artistic accomplishment? And if it were not art, what use would a tent have if it has holes? On closer inspection it becomes obvious that the tent has been made from men's shirts, which could be considered a symbol of power and the conforming individual that creates a homogenous society.
The Ok Collective, founded in 2009, is the collaborative practice of Oliver Cloke and Kathy Heyward. Meeting whilst undertaking their studies at the Victorian College of the Arts, these two artists developed an interest in the intersection between their practices: Oliver's love for social spaces and Kathy's passion for architecture.
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This is a follow up to the demo Rob and Alex gave at Wednesday's Bayside Faculty meeting.
Microsoft Translator has potential to be very helpful. In addition to helping us with taxi drivers and buying groceries, it will be very helpful for our work with individual parents and when presenting to groups of people who may be more comfortable using a language other than English. Here are a few videos and links that may be helpful as you get started with Microsoft Translator.
Finally, here's a link to the Microsoft Translator page which has links to the various app stores so you can download it for your phone.


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Family Carangidae, JACKS and POMPANOS Trachinotus carolinus
Description: greenish gray on back, shading to silvery sides; fish in dark waters showing gold on throat, pelvic, and anal fins; deep flattened body with small mouth; no scutes; 22 to 27 soft dorsal rays; 20 to 23 soft anal rays; origin of anal fin slightly behind origin of second dorsal.
Similar Fish: permit, T. falcatus, palometa, T. goodei. The permit is deeper bodied; dorsal body profile not strongly angled at insertion of second dorsal fin; pompano rarely grow larger than 6 pounds, permit common to 40 pounds.
Where found: INSHORE and NEARSHORE waters, especially along sandy beaches, along oyster banks, and over grass-beds, often in turbid water; may be found in water as deep as 130 feet.
Size: usually less than 3 pounds.
Florida Record: 8 lbs., 1 oz.
Remarks: spawns OFFSHORE between March and September; feeds on mollusks and crustaceans, especially sand fleas; local movements are influenced by the tide, and seasonal movements are influenced by temperature.
Feeding: only on crustacean like sand fleas, shrimp and small crabs. For artificial bait, a 1/4 -1/2 ounce jig with a short tail, not longer than the bend of the hook is preferred. Yellow is the most popular color and white would be the second best. Tipping the hook with a whole sand flea or a small piece of shrimp will improve your fishing. Bounce the jigs along a sandy bottom or just above the grass. Bouncing the jigs on a sandy bottom will simulate crabs digging in and kicking the sand up.
The pompano in the photo, (top left), was caught by Pat Ricciardi of Longboat Key. She caught the fish on the grass flats with live shrimp. At four pounds, this is a better than average size pompano for Sarasota Bay. The average pompano would be 2-3 pounds.
Pompano are highly valued and found in only the best restaurants but it is a fatty fish and should not be fried. The flesh is firm and has a distinct flavor that some do not care for but others love.


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Report Roundup
High School Models' Lessons Summed Up
A recent study distills the lessons learned from three successful high school improvement models.
The study, conducted by MDRC, a nonprofit research organization based in New York City and Oakland, Calif., examined three improvement models: Career Academies, First Things First, and Talent Development. Used in a total of 2,500 schools nationwide, the three models were developed independently by different researchers.
The report identifies the common elements of those three models that were key to their success. It notes, for instance, that smaller learning communities seem to be effective in improving students' sense of connectedness to their schools, and that "catch-up" classes for low-performing 9th graders were instrumental in helping them stay on track in later grades.
A bottom-line conclusion of the report is that structural changes, such as smaller learning communities, need to happen in tandem with instructional improvements to produce lasting gains in student learning.
Vol. 25, Issue 36, Page 16Published in Print: May 10, 2006, as High School Models' Lessons Summed Up


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We've got a thing about Italian motocross and trails bikes at the magazine, and this Mi-Val is a beauty. 400cc, overhead cam, and built by ace builder Giuseppe Carru' for the Mi-Val factory, this bike won the Italian Motocross Championship between 1958 and 1959. Photos copyright Motociclismo.
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Buy now to beat the shameful postal charge rises
For example, the cost to post one magazine to say France or Germany will almost DOUBLE, yes DOUBLE!!
So if you've been thinking of buying a mag, or a four issue sub, do it NOW and don't put money into Royal Mail's coffers. Hope the mag doesn't fold because it costs too much to post rather than because it's crap, or no one buys it...
Buy here and I'll get 'em posted out ASAP: http://www.italianmotormagazine.com/ITALIAN_MOTOR/Buy.html
So if you've been thinking of buying a mag, or a four issue sub, do it NOW and don't put money into Royal Mail's coffers. Hope the mag doesn't fold because it costs too much to post rather than because it's crap, or no one buys it...
Buy here and I'll get 'em posted out ASAP: http://www.italianmotormagazine.com/ITALIAN_MOTOR/Buy.html
Spring has sprung
I love this time of the year - thoughts of riding bikes, things to do, sunshine (hopefully) to come, and fresh produce coming back into season. I know winter's truly on its way out when the mint and parsley in my garden start shooting up again rapidly, and with all the rain we've had the last week, it's in abundance. I love food as much as I love motorcycles, and I enjoy cooking, and as my wife is an Italian signorina from Tuscany, she expects a certain standard of cuisine from her husband. Though I can't rustle up grilled wild boar, I don't do too badly.
Yesterday we had the pleasure of devouring English new potatoes with freshly chopped mint, parsley, freshly ground sea salt and black pepper, a knob of butter, a drizzle of olive oil (extra virgin, of course..), and cod fillets baked gently with a splash of white white, and fresh green beans.
Mmm, che buono....
Thursday, 19 April 2012
A trophy in the wall cabinet
So here's a quote from the BBC website instead:
However, one expert has questioned the wisdom of the purchase.
"I can't think of a concrete reason for Audi to warrant a business case for buying Ducati," said Stefan Bratzel, director of the Center of Automotive, at the University of Applied Sciences in Bergisch-Gladbach.
"Ducati does not enhance Audi's business model in any way, it is just a trophy in the wall cabinet."
Thursday, 12 April 2012
Lancia Fulvia Sport Zagato
We haven't had a car on here for a while. Who wouldn't want to drive around in something as cool as this Lancia? The works race 1600cc version of this coupe won the Daytona 24 hour race in 1969, thrashing the Porsche 911s which put out more power. V4 motor and five speed gearbox, and the Fulvias boasted an aluminium body. Beautiful!
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
I feel another project coming on
I've already become one of those people I never thought I would, i.e. starting projects and never finsihing them, but that doesn't stop me. While still sorting though all my stuff having moved from one unit to another, I have realised that I have motors and components I had forgotten about, and in fact, have the whole motor and drive train to build another Guzzi. Don't know if this is a good thing or not.
I'll need a frame though, so if anyone out there has got a Tonti frame they don't need, please contact me here
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
New Morini 1200 Rebello - unveiled
Moto Morini have finally revealed their new model, the 1200 Rebello Giubileo. According to their PR man, it's a 'now' restyling of the famous Morini Rebello that Morini produced in the '50s.
1200c and a claimed 130bhp, Brembo brakes, Ohlins suspension, Marzocchi forks, Pirelli tyres, and EVS technology that allows the seat to become a dual seat from a monoposto at the flick of a switch on the handlebar.
Not sure what to think of it at the moment. We've ben promised a tour round the factory at some point. From what I can understand, the bike will be only sold online - whether that's a sound way of selling bikes or not, not sure - Ducati did it with the MH 900, but that was mad-looking.........
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Magellan Tips
No matter whether you are in Dubrovnik for weekend or a week Magellan Dubrovnik is offering you a list of three things to do in Dubrovnik when it's a matter of food & drink. It's a short but important list, and believe us it could include at least a hundred things – but we, as locals, have listed just the basic ones to at least give you a start for your visit to Dubrovnik. Let's have a look!
Magellan Dubrovnik tip number 1: Have a coffee – the Croatian way
First things first! In Croatia, especially in Dubrovnik, having coffee is important: having coffee is almost part of your lifestyle. Take your time and choose a place where you would like to pause and enjoy every sip. Really, in Dubrovnik if you didn't spend at least half an hour having a coffee, it's hardly been a proper visit! Take this seriously and put it high on your list of things to do in Dubrovnik. Coffee time, especially during winter could be almost endless. You know the famous phrase: when in Rome do as the Romans do! So, it's the same in Dubrovnik. If you are in Dubrovnik, do as the locals do. At Magellan Dubrovnik you can also accompany your coffee with something sweet!
Magellan Dubrovnik tip number 2: Try some local Dubrovnik specialities
When we are talking about local specialties we're not thinking only of seafood, but also about the creations of local chefs. For example, at Magellan Dubrovnik our chef makes a combination of local and other cuisines from all around the world, so you can certainly try sea bass, but also duck or lamb. Our chef Mate Bebek is always challenged to make new specialities based on local cuisine but with a touch of something attractive from the cuisines of the world.
Magellan Dubrovnik tip number 3: Taste the local wines
Croatia has a long history of wine production, so you will find here a few authentic types like white Pošip, Plavac Mali (little blue) or Malvasija. Peljašac is a particular heaven for wine – but then the whole Adriatic coast is rich in vineyards so it's hard to recommend any one in particular; but our Magellan Dubrovnik staff will be sure to help you find the perfect combination of taste to go with our specialty. If you haven't heard about Croatian wines before you will be delighted by the diversity. For many people it's like discovering a hidden gem. So, don't miss the opportunity to try the new tastes of Croatian wines.
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A PRIVATE ambulance firm used by Birmingham Children's Hospital was accused today of putting a young patient's safety at risk.
The hospital faced scrutiny over its former links with CTS Patient Transport Ltd after the Birmingham Mail found that company staff had not been fully trained to use the firm's new ambulance.
Confidential NHS documents said a girl was put at risk when a monitor aboard the new vehicle failed to work properly and a second hand-held monitor could not be operated because of low batteries.
Health service incident investigators said she would have been at "considerable risk" if she had needed emergency procedures during a journey from Cheltenham.
CTS told the hospital that staff had not been properly trained to use the vehicle's electrical management system and accepted it was an "oversight".
The hospital said it stopped using CTS soon after the incident in September 2005, but Coun Deirdre Alden, who chairs Birmingham City Council's health scrutiny committee, said the Mail's findings were "mind-boggling".
"Staff training is basic. The hospital has a duty to ensure that companies it works with operate properly," she said.
Hospital spokesman Alan Taman said: "Any ambulance provider has to meet standards.
"Our staff coped and the patient came to no harm, but it obviously raised questions. Lack of staff training is something we would not tolerate."
Former CTS senior official Phil Watson, aged 32, a state registered paramedic, was declared bankrupt last July and the company has now ceased trading.
In a letter to the hospital in November 2005, Mr Watson admitted workers "had not been fully trained on how to use the electrical management system on this vehicle", and the manufacturer did not tell him about a trip switch.
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A: Volcanoes can and do influence global climate, exerting a cooling influence for a few years. This cooling influence occurs when large, explosive volcanic eruptions inject sulfate particles into the high reaches of the atmosphere (the stratosphere). For example, the four major volcanic eruptions of the 20th Century caused short-term interruptions in the long-term warming trend caused by human induced emissions of heat-trapping gases.
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Just a short post to say that God is so great, so faithful, and so merciful! He has lifted the depression and enabled me to find hope and joy again, just in time for Advent. I hope to post something a little more detailed and useful in the coming days if I can find time in between writing the Xmas letter, ordering gifts, decorating, baking, monitoring homework assignments, fighting with the toddler about getting dressed, and celebrating with the kids. Much love!
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Minimum hire is 5 days. A cleaning fee of $150 will be charged/hire.
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PAYMENT A deposit of 20% is required to hold a vehicle (no credit card fees are charged). The remaining balance is payable 28 days prior to departure. A between 1.4% and 2% credit card fee is charged for Visa/MasterCard on the remaining balance. You can also pay fee free if you wish to electronically transfer the remaining balance into our nominated bank account.
Any charges received for traffic infringements, toll way or parking fines during the road trip are the responsibility of the driver.
COMPULSORY EXTRAS LPG Bottle Refill of $25 per hire.
GENERAL EQUIPMENT Each vehicle is supplied with complimentary general equipment (pegs and clothes line, dustpan & brush, fire extinguisher, bucket, hose and broom.
KITCHEN & PERSONAL KITS To make things as comfortable as possible, each vehicle includes: • Kitchen kit: plates, bowls, knives, forks, spoons, bottle opener, can opener, mixing bowls, colander, saucepans, frying pans, cooking utensils, chopping board, kettle, teapot, toaster and tea towel. Electrical appliances are supplied in vehicles that have 240V. • Personal linen kit: sheets, blankets, pillows, pillow cases and towels.
A First Aid kit is supplied in every RV. If the seal is broken or the kit is not returned the kit becomes the property of the guest and fee is charged
DEPOT HOURS Monday to Friday: 8.00 am - 4.00 pm. Saturdays 8.00 am - 12.00 pm and closed on Sundays. Depots are closed on public holidays for Christmas Day, New Year's Day, Good Friday and Australia Day.
After hours drop offs available outside of these times – we will provide a lock box service on request for those needing to return outside of standard hours
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MINIMUM RENTAL 5 days.
DRIVERS A current and full motor vehicle driver licence is required to be shown at pick-up and the driver needs to be present. If the driver licence is not in English then we require accredited English translation or an International Driver Permit. Drivers must be over the age of 21, have a full motor vehicle driver licence that has been held for at least two years and the licence must be valid for the entire booking duration.
DRIVERS AGE The minimum age for drivers is 25 years.
KILOMETRE ALLOWANCE 300 Kilometres per day are included in the rental with extra kilometres costing $0.40 per kilometre. Customers that purchase the 4WD Additional Cover will be upgraded to unlimited kilometres per day. A 500 kilometre packages are available before or at time of pick-up for an additional $188. The distance from Cairns to Cape York and back is 2,000 kilometres and most people hire for at least 10 days for that trip which will give you 3,000 kilometres. It is recommend travelling a maximum of 300 kilometres per day or the equivalent of 4-5 hours driving. Take a break from driving at least every 2 hours.
TYRE & WINDSCREEN DAMAGE The renter will be responsible for tyre and windscreen damage, except if you take the "4WD Additional Cover" Insurance option.
SINGLE VEHICLE ROLLOVER Damage caused by a Single Vehicle Rollover (usually caused by driving to fast for the unsealed road conditions) is the full responsibility of the hirer and not covered under any insurance option.
CLEANING FEE ON RETURN OF VEHICLE A cleaning fee may be charged if the vehicle is not returned in reasonable condition, with the interior cleaned and holding tanks emptied. Excessive dirt or mud on the exterior removed. A cleaning fee may be charged at the depot manager's discretion.
CAPE YORK SEASONAL HIRE For insurance and season weather reasons this vehicle can only go to Cape York from 1 June until 31 October each year.
ROAD RESTRICTIONS These vehicles go from Cairns to Cape York on a regular basis and visit all the "Must See" tourist places on the way. The vehicles can be driven on recognised unsealed roads as long as the weather at the time is suitable for such a trip and this is why the vehicles can only be taken from Cairns to Cape York during the months of June to October. Some sections of roads like "The Old Telegraph Track" (different from The Telegraph Road which leads you to Cape York) are not allowed to be accessed due to the harshness of the roads but places like Fruit Bat/Elliot/Twin waterfalls, The Telegraph Road, the Peninsula Development Road and the Bamaga Road (also known in sections as the Southern and Northern Bypass road) are all well taken care of and allowable for you to travel on. The Roads that these vehicle are allowed on will lead you from Cairns to the very tip of Cape York - Australia where you can fish, catch ferries to the islands of the Torres Straits and stand at the sign saying you are at the very top of Australia. Please consult a good map provider for road names and details like the "Hema Map" company.
CANCELLATION FEE If cancelled at any time: loss of deposit (minimum $250)
• If cancelled 91+ days prior to pick up – loss of deposit • If cancelled 90 to 22 days prior to pick up – loss of deposit + 10% of total rental (minimum $250) • If cancelled 21 to 7 days prior to pick up - loss of deposit + 20% of total rental (minimum $250) • If cancelled less than 7 days prior to pick up - loss of deposit + 50% of total rental (minimum $250) • If cancelled on the day of pick up or no show - 100% of total rental (minimum $250) • There is no refund for late pick up or early return of vehicle. Original pick-up date or the earliest confirmed pick-up date is used to calculate the cancellation fee.
Original pick-up date or the earliest confirmed pick-up date is used to calculate the cancellation fee. Refunds by credit card can take up to 21 working days depending on the your financial institution.
OTHER THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW While on your road trip, you are responsible for: • Damage caused where the terms of Rental Contract have not been met of the guest (other than when a third party damage admits fault and provides full contact and licence details). • Damage caused by negligence and/or willful conduct • Damage caused to the RV in any way by part or total water submersion or salt water. It's true, our vehicles can't swim. • Damage caused to tyres and windscreen except where 'Value Pack' or 'WAP' has been purchased and applies. • Damage caused to the RV when using the RV in contravention of any legislation or regulation controlling vehicular traffic. • Damage caused due to a single vehicle roll over. • Damage and associated costs with recovery of a bogged vehicle. • Damage or loss caused to any personal belongings. • Damage caused due to use of incorrect or contaminated fuel. • Damage to the slide out of the RV. • Damage to the under body or overhead of the RV except where the 'Value Pack' has been purchased and applies. • Damage to the awning or roof top tent of the RV except where '4wd Additional Cover' has been purchased and applies. • Tollway fees can be charged directly to your credit card plus an administration fee of $75 per tollway fees received. You can purchase a Tollway package providing toll credits, please ask our staff.


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"When Others Don't Recognize Your Calling" Kris Vallotton
Do you know there's a big calling on your life but feel like you're the only one who sees it? One of the most painful things that can happen when you know you're made for something great is for your leaders not to see or recognize what you know in the depths of your heart to be true.
I see this happen a lot with prophetic people, so I talked about it at the School of the Prophets last week and shared my story like I never have before… all the way from my 3-year nervous breakdown, to God calling me to be a prophet, to the 15-year journey of waiting to see any movement on that word, to meeting Bill Johnson, and to where I stand today and operating in the promise God spoke to me (in many ways… there's still more I believe He's going to do). You can watch the message for free on my YouTube channel but I also wanted to break down some of the key takeaways for you today.
So you had a God-encounter and you know you have a big calling on your life but your leadership (or anyone else) doesn't recognize it. The truth is that this is normal! Take a second and breathe if this is you today. You are not the exception, and the process from the promise to promotion is something that every world changer must walk through.
Between the promise and the palace is always the process. What I mean is that from the time God speaks something over your life, to the time you walk it out (the metaphoric palace) is a journey. If you figure out a way to get around the process and get through to the palace before you're supposed to be, you won't be able to stay there. It's the process that gives you the character you need to stay in the palace.
Having been the guy in the palace I can tell you that the palace isn't any better than the process when you have Jesus. You may think "when I get to the palace, life will be so amazing," or "when I'm finally recognized I will be happy," or "if they'd just put me on stage I will finally feel fulfilled…" However, this kind of thinking will cause you to miss the joy of the process. The palace is great but the journey is great too. Jesus is in both!
Listen, I understand how frustrating it is. I know how it feels to be called by God, to believe it with your whole heart, and then have your vision and excitement dwindle over time as you don't see the fruition. I know what it's like to long to be seen, or for someone to come along and say, "You're amazing!"
I also understand something that you may not yet—I understand how scary it is when someone introduces you as something you never knew anyone else saw you as, and then have to decide how to navigate favor. I understand the fear and anxiety that can come from being seen as something you don't know if you're ready for. I understand what it's like to go from no one knowing you to everyone thinking you're amazing… and let me tell you that is much harder than being unknown. With being recognized comes its own challenges, but the thing that may be the hardest challenge to overcome is the pressure from people who don't even know you. I don't say this for you to fear the palace. I'm simply saying every season of life has its own gifts and its own challenges.
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If you're in the middle of the process, what I really want you to hear today is that this time is just as purposeful as when you will one day be in the palace. Use this time to ready yourself for the pressure that will come from being known. Strengthen yourself in God.
Be patient and hang in there. I didn't understand the joy of the process and I really wish I had. Learn from my experience and take the time to see the gift in the season you're in. Use the extra time you have now to learn and study and hone your gift. Practice walking in royalty now so that when you arrive in the palace you don't have to go through the pain of pressure without the preparation. Celebrate others when they experience favor as a deposit into your future. Do not give up hope and carry the promises God has spoken over you in your heart just as Mary did.
Are you in the middle of your process? Tell me about it in the comments below. I'd also love to hear any advice from those who have gone through similar journeys and are now on the other side of a promise.
If this resonated with you then be sure to check out the full message on YouTube!
Kris Vallotton
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John Tussey - Keyboard recording artist, composer, arranger, conference and seminar speaker.
John Tussey is an award-winning recording artist - pianist / synthesist, composer, arranger, private music instructor, music publisher and public speaker and has been involved with music ministry for many years. He resides in Pearl City, Hawaii.
He composes and records contemporary keyboard music with piano and synthesizers. Styles range from mellow to majestic piano solos and ambient serene synthesizer soundscapes. The smooth, easy-listening sounds are peaceful, soothing, relaxing and helpful in eliminating stress as well as calming babies and children. It is also music that helps babies sleep as well as children and adults. This is music from the heart and connects well with the listener. John's artistry combined with a variety of playing styles exudes a magnetic charisma that has gained him much favor wherever he plays. John also plays and records blues and jazzy styles as found in the "Christmas Impressions" CD.


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