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FOOTBALL on Good Friday will be one of the last bastions to fall when it comes to playing sport on sacred days.
The AFL Commission this week gave the green light to play on the holy day after years of lobbying from the clubs were declined.
It comes as no coincidence that it came under new chief executive Gillon McLachlan's watch, because it was well known that his predecessor, Andrew Demetriou, was opposed to the proposal and wanted to keep Good Friday football-free.
It had been debate that heated up as the AFL clubs watched other clubs cash in on the day.
The National Rugby League has been playing on the day since 1993, moved to two matches in 2007 and this year added another one because of the success of the matches.
At a meeting between all presidents and chief executives last year, not one club opposed playing on the day.
Since then, several clubs have lobbied the league extensively to play on the day. Among those who have been most vocal are Essendon, Carlton, North Melbourne, Adelaide and the Western Bulldogs.
It will come down to the AFL executive, rather than the commission, to be in charge of fixturing and McLachlan has not committed to having a game in 2015, although the industry believes it is a certainty in 2016 and highly likely next year.
AFL Commission chairman Mike Fitzpatrick has noted the trend in sports being played on every day of the year, somewhere, and was confident it would be welcomed by football audiences.
"On balance, we thing the time is right,'' he said.
The biggest issue for McLachlan is where and between whom — whether it should be an opportunity for two of the smaller clubs or whether it should be scheduling between two of the bigger clubs to maximise crowds and television ratings.
McLachlan has already indicated the league would be open to two matches on the day, one in Victoria and one elsewhere.
The Crows have been lobbying for one of them, but so have the northern clubs, who compete for supporters with the NRL clubs.
Playing on Good Friday will be met with strong opposition, but what is the last bastion for football is now a regular feature in other sports.
Some hold back. Racing has never indicated it would hold meetings on Good Friday in Australia but it happened in the United Kingdom for the first time this year.
Religious leaders are divided on the issue. Catholic Father Bob Maguire said the customs of church goers had to be restricted, but was fundamentally not opposed to a match later in the day.
"They (Christians) will go bananas if it's at 3pm because that was the time He (Jesus) was tied to a cross on a hill outside of Jerusalem,'' Father Maguire said.
"Let the Catholics go to church first and then maybe have a pop-up mass at the football.''
Others remain strongly against the idea, which AFL leaders believe will be a highly successful venture.
The AFL's protagonists, among them North Melbourne chief Carl Dilena, have also suggested a portion of the gate takings go to the Good Friday Appeal and help raise funds for charity.
But Adelaide's Anglican Archbishop Jeffrey Driver wasn't persuaded.
"My preference would be that Good Friday is kept as a day as reflection for all Australians, whether or not you are a church goer," Archbishop Driver said.
"The story of sacrifice that is told on Good Friday is a relevant story for everyone who values what human beings can do for other human beings"
"For Christians it means much more than that but I do believe in every society we need the capacity to have days of reflection and days set aside from the hurly burly of life"
If it had to happen, Archbishop Driver hoped there would be some consideration in the timing of the event. He preferred a timeslot late in the day.
"Having said that … during the day until late in the day is particularly holy and if there was to be anything our plea would be that it be evening, after people have had time for that day of reflection"
"The place of faith and the church in Australian society is often played down in these debates as if not many people go to church, and yet still around 20 per cent of Australians have an active church connection"
"Let's not forget that something like six million Australians are still church goers, which is multiples of the number who are footy goers"
Archbishop Driver said football at Adelaide Oval on the night of Maundy Thursday was also not ideal, particularly as it would create logistic problems for worshippers gaining access to St Peter's Cathedral.
"The most profound religious observances on Maundy Thursday are in the evening and that might present some problems for us as well."
No racing in Australian on Good Friday or Christmas Days from any of the codes: gallops, harness racing or greyhounds
England raced for the first time on Good Friday this year with hugely successful meetings staged Lingfield in Surrey and on Scottish track Mussellburgh
Played its first match on Good Friday in 2012, a match between South Adelaide and Sturt at Noarlunga. South Adelaide also successfully applied for a liquor licence — one of few in Adelaide on the day — between 4pm and 8.30pm.
The West Australian Football League began scheduling Good Friday matches in 2011 and it created strong debate in Perth.
There have been reports of sanctioned games in Italy on Good Friday but there were no top division games this season. There were no games in the English Premier League.
The A-League staged a game between Melbourne Victory and Sydney FC at Etihad Stadium on Good Friday this year.
Played its first Good Friday game in 1993 and expanded it to two Good Friday clashes in 2007. This year, there were three matches on the day.
The last known cricket match on the day was played between NSW and Victoria in 2004. The first boxing day Test was played in 1953. The US National Basketball League play on Christmas Day.
In 1959, when Anzac Day fell on a Saturday, the entire round was postponed. The first VFL matches played on Anzac Day were scheduled the following year after and act of Parliament lifted the restrictions. In South Australia, the two Grand Final teams from the previous year are fixtures to play one another.
Originally published as AFL shows faith in Good Friday football


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American Obese Hamster
Anyone else notice that hamsters are becoming more and more like us?
Anyone else notice that hamsters are becoming more and more like us?
They started testing the new obeseity vaccine on fat rats.....
heh 5$
Goddamn that hamster makes me want to smoke a cigarette!!!
oh, my!!
my brother would adore this shirt. I think my mom would kill me if I bought it for him, though
i love this
i like it, alot!
i like the way that
the clor doesnt match
up with the outlines,
it's a cool look.
I like the not-quite-in-the-lines colouring. And it made me laugh so 5
Haha! I'd buy it. :D $5
lol! loved it, would buy in a second
Very nice. Good colors.
freaking great 5$ fo sho quite funny
supa crap illustrators drawin supa crap pictures
HAHA! maybe colour options?
So awesome... but w/o text?
i just didnt think it would be completely understood without any text. does alkalinex not like the idea...or am i just not up on my supa crap slang?
great idea, but it looks like something you'd see at an airport gift shop.
I think the text is great, I wouldn't take it out. This is hillarious...depressingly true but hillarious.
I wouldn't buy it with the text, since it connotates profanity, but I'd probably buy it without. 5
i struggled with the idea of writing "screw" isntead of "&#$%" would that have been better?
Hahaha! I love it.
lol. I'd definitely buy it! $5
All though I love profanity, something about Hamster's makes me think "screw" would be more fitting. Nevertheless, 5. Great work, and i agree with the comments about in the lines
Don't worry about that alkalinex comment. Seems to be totally negative.
The design made me laugh but I don't like th pink on brown. 3
funny concept and great character
I LOVE this. A lot.
nice idea and illustration
if the treadmill thingy suddenly appears then it makes sense the hamster would say fuck that (also why can't he? say "fuck" that is?), but presuming its always there as the image does, the reactions isn't very funny or logical...
way to over analyze a simple t-shirt design
The colors are great but you've overdone it with the sloppy style fill. A few areas would have worked, but with the whole drawing done that way makes it look terrible.
And typing out the censored way of cursing is totally &#%@ing lame.
We have a discussion called "my little rant" going on at my profile. I'm interested to hear everyones opinion, so please read it and leave a message if you get a chance.
I like it... and like that its bleeped out because I would wear it that way, but probably not with it spelled out...
I'd like to thank everyone who voted, and everyone who left comments. Thanks for all the positive feedback and the constructive criticism.
um....how can i say this? uh....LAME
You must think your really talented.
oh really good.....(if i could type sarcasm into that i would)

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Peter has 20 years commercial experience up to director level in the logistics and financial aspects of international trade in the building services, civil engineering and energy sectors.
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2017 is right around the corner, that oddball year we've number 2016 is coming to an end. For many, it was a terrible year. For me, it was mostly a year of disappointment, full of questions and doubts. Whatever plans and dreams I had for or about traveling at the start of the year, did not come true. I few short trips was all I could do. And though this was a year not well spent on traveling, at least it gave a chance to reflect upon myself. Some doubts can be taken away, and some questions can be answered.
Thailand, The United States, A European tour, some place I had not thought of yet? I had concepts, ideas, you know? I even had a few plans when it came to traveling this year. Back in January or so, the chances of one or more of these plans coming to fruition were still considered "quite possible."
The year even began with a journey, a small vacation in my home country. Though I have no particular interest or care about the Netherlands as a travel destination, it still felt like an excellent start of the year. How excited I still was back then. I was already imagining myself road tripping from one American coast the other, revisiting my favorite places in Thailand, and I even dared to envision myself sitting under the cherry trees of Tokyo. Instead, 2016 just… happened. Unexpected costs, interference, my work refusing to give me some time off, projects piling up. Every time I so much as thought about getting on a plane or train, something happened, and my chance to get away vanished.
Whatever the reason, I found it to become incredibly easy to say "no" to chances. When the situation arrived to go so somewhere, I almost always declined with the utmost conviction. Better to save my money. I don't have the time. I don't feel like it. While monetary and time concerns are valid reasons to say no, I don't feel like it was a completely new one to me. Getting tired of traveling happens. Constantly on the move, packing, unpacking, no constants. It can grow tiring, and a need to settle down and catch you breath is a natural response. But I haven't traveled all that much this year. My lack of enthusiasm came from somewhere else: doubt.
What does traveling really mean to me? Is it really worth it? Can my time and money not be better spent on other, more important things? What do I get for it in return? Am I not just really lazy? Am I trying to escape my"real" life, and responsibilities?
Questions and doubts.
After my trip to Barcelona, I returned home with a renewed vigor. I knew I wanted to be, nay, I was a travel writer, blogger, photographer. Quality of my work be damned. This is who I am and what I do. Plans formed once again. plans for this website, for instance. But my newfound strength vanished rapidly. Questions and doubts returned. Finding the energy to do anything travel related became harder and harder.
What's the difference between a traveler and a tourist? Many travel writers and bloggers have asked this questions. Many have tried to answer it. My usual response to their answer was to roll my eyes, and occasionally give them a mental "fuck you, you condescending prick."
I've never cared much about the difference. As far as I could tell, the only difference was a state of mind, and perhaps the meaning behind our travels.
But what is a traveler anyway? Am I a traveler? Friends and relatives of mine travel more often, and for longer periods of time. Are they travelers? Or just lucky sons of bitches who can afford plenty of vacation? Is there a minimum number of days of traveling required before you can call yourself a traveler? A minimum number of journeys or destinations? Or is it really just a state of mind, a matter of how much it occupies or mind and thought? If I learned anything from this year, this ain't it.
What I did learn however, is how much traveling means to me. It's absence made it all the more clear. Maybe I really am a lazy bastard who wants to get away from it all. But so be it. I don't know how much I'll be traveling in 2017 and beyond, or how many days I get to spend abroad, or what destinations await. I do know there's a good chance I'll be putting this website on hold. An occasional post or update, maybe, till my next travel at least, whenever that may be. Maybe it will be 5 days in Luxembourg, or a month in Thailand. Maybe it will be at the start of the new year, or at the very end of it. All I know, is that I'll mean something to me. It'll be more than a vacation, or an escape. It will be a chance for me to do what I want to do and be who I want be. Dare I call it a way of life? Hell, why not. It'll be a way of life.
I've written plenty of nonsensical articles. This might be the most idiotic and ridiculous of them all. Full of nonsense and bullshit. A perfect article to end the year.
See you in 2017.


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Congratulations on your purchase. A rebounder is a great piece of equipment because it allows you to get a cardiovascular workout while having fun and feeling young at heart at the same time.
I use it in a few different ways:
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I was born Brandee Bibb, went through school as Henderson, immediately married as Carpenter, married again as Langarica and am now hyphenating. Life has been a wild ride and heartbreaking at times, to say the least, but not incredibly scary, except the 8 to 10 times in the past thirty nine years that I have ended up at the old abandoned drive-in in Mt. Shasta California.
In 1974, at the age of 7 �, my mother's new husband, because of his job, moved us from my birthplace in Southern California to Mt. Shasta. From the beach to the mountains, city to country, warmth to snow from family and friends to, nothing familiar. Downtown Shasta back then, consisted of a Foster Freeze, Safeway, a pharmacy, DMV and a Berninas sewing machine and fabrics shop. On the outskirts of town there was a drive-in and the only form of entertainment for 65 miles. My little brother and I went there with my mom at least 6 times in 2 � years before moving again to Sacramento. That was a lot because my mother didn't like us very much. As soon as we�d get to the drive-in, she�d sent us out of the car to the little playground by the snack bar and bathrooms. I was expected to wear my 2 year old brother out on the swings and merry-go-round before the movie would start.
It always felt ominous out there and I remember one night, I thought I could hear battle cries from long past Indian warriors. The screams came toward me through the drive-in, past by all around me, then through the field across the street from the entrance. I just took my brother back to the car and proceeded to watch �Tommy� from the back seat which really blew my mind at the age of 8, but everything with my mother did. Needless to say, I never told a soul about what I�d heard that night. I was afraid genetics were kicking in and I was going to end up crazier than the rest of my family plus I would have been teased to no end, my mother was a horrible bully and maybe she�d already scared me so badly in my short life that a bunch of non-existent Indian warrior screams rushing past me really didn't do the damage it could have.
I just knew that nobody would believe me and only bad things would come of my telling. Nothing else about Shasta scared me or made my hair stand all over my body with chills. I actually have pretty fond memories of Mt. Shasta. It was beautiful and wooded with very few people around. We could and did play and explore outside all day. Everything away from the house was great, except the drive-in.
Fast forward to 1992. I was 25 years old. I didn't have much spiritual clarification or knowledge of ghosts and was just surviving the best I could when I fell in love for the first time. His only surviving immediate family was a sister who lived in Dunsmuir, California and he wanted to take me to meet her. I was thrilled to go. We arrived from Sacramento with an easy 4 hour drive. I was nervous and excited but as I said, in love and nothing else mattered.
We planned just a quick overnight visit and it was great. We left late the next day at around 8:00 PM. It was dark and we stopped at the only gas station before getting on the freeway back to Sacramento. Leaving the gas station I have this inexplicable terror run through me. I couldn't place this fear and looked to my �knight in shining armor� but instead, my gaze goes out through his driver side window just in time to see us passing the old Shasta drive-in. I held my breath and squeezed my eyes shut for as long as I could before he asked me what was wrong. I said, �Nothing.� God forbid he'd see me as crazy and really, what could I say? This was so random and stupid. I was a grown up and felt like the boogie man had just crawled out of my closet and I was 7 again. I blew it off and soon forgot all about it but secretly vowed to never go back.
Forward to 2003. I�m driving out of Sacramento with 2 very small children, a dog and a giant parrot in a cage in my car.
It�s August, hot and still light out at 8:00 PM. It took a lot longer to pack the UHaul, say our goodbyes and get on our way to our fresh start on the Oregon coast. My divorce from the second love of my life was horrendous and soul shattering. I was emotionally broken. I dreamed about a beach in Oregon, had no family there and had never been there but I found it and went. I had to. After 4 hours in the car I needed to pull over for gas, snacks and the bathroom. It took about 45 minutes to do this alone with two toddlers and a dog. I actually let the bird out to flap and stretch thinking it would be the last time to do so for another 4 hours before reaching our new home.
Two weeks before I�d flown in to Portland with my grandmother and with her help, drove to the coast, pinned down the job I�d gotten 5 months prior, rented a tiny place and set up daycare for the kids. We flew back to Sacramento and started packing and tossing the remnants of my life. I was happy to be on the road even though I was completely alone as far as other adults and totally unprotected. Still, no fear just excitement to get started on my recovery. I think I should mention that, though I was unaware of it at the time, the destruction of my psyche by the soul shattering divorce had started a year long psychic period beginning with the dream of the beach that brought me to this point in the first place.
Back In the car everyone belted in and comfy, we exited the gas station looking for the freeway on ramp so we can get back to our grand adventure and I hear a hum, which becomes a whine. I turn the radio down a bit and I wonder if it is possibly a tire or in my engine. There isn't a street light or house to be seen and we�re about a mile away from the gas station. I have to pull over and check this sound before it becomes something worse and does some real damage. I immediately pull over on this pitch black, two lane country road all by myself without a sign of life anywhere. I turn off the ignition and the noise stops. OK, not a tire, crap it�s in the engine? Think! What to do? I don�t want to get out of my car so I restart it and decide to watch it closely. I can change a tire in the dark but couldn't diagnose an engine problem or fix anything out there so decided to find the next gas station. I start driving and the humming starts and gets louder. Now I�m just a little pissed off at God. � Really? You are going to drag me through the past year of torment just to get me out in the middle of nowhere at almost 1 AM just to see how I handle this one? I�m sick of these divine tests God, please don�t do this to me now, here and with everything I love in this car. Please!� I hear this screaming in my head but its not loud enough to drown out the whining I�m hearing for real. The engine light is not on, the oil and water levels, I just checked back at the gas station, were fine. Maybe something got jammed when I closed the hood or I didn't close it all the way.
I still can�t see any lights ahead or the off ramp so I pull over again and pop the hood. I grab a little flashlight and I get out of my car with it running this time so I can find this noise. I shut the car door and the noise stops. The engine is purring like a kitten and I realize as I shut the hood that this bizarre noise is inside my car and another much scarier realization comes over me, I am directly across the street from the entrance to old drive-in in Mt. Shasta. The sign is gone now but I know exactly where I am. Right in the path the screaming warrior cries ran past me all those years ago and I instantly feel my head splitting with pain and bile comes up my throat. I am panicked and may throw up.
I can�t explain the terror I felt any other way but that I was being glared at by unseen eyes and I was going to be eaten alive any second. It was so quiet and still and I was frozen in place. Something in me screamed, �GO NOW!� I jumped back in my car, locked the doors, threw it into drive and sped off. No more whining noise thank God. I desperately needed to calm down, my head still hurt and the bile taste was still there but lessening as I got further away. I turned the radio back on and the whining hum noise starts again and I instantly realize what it is. My recently rescued, crazy dog, asleep in the front seat, had 2 favorite songs. She�d run out from her hiding place under the china cabinet, howl through the entire song and run back to her hiding place every time one of them came on the radio. Other than that, she never made a noise nor interacted much with anyone.
Coincidentally, her song was on the radio and as it ended so did the whine. She was sound asleep the entire time and was hum-howling to it in her sleep. It would have been comical had I not been so scared. I was never so entirely terrified of something I could not see as I was that night in that place and never since.
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Clicking on her mum's Facebook page, Louise Harvey typed a loving tribute. As tears streamed down her face, she wrote how much it hurt that she was gone and that she would never get to meet her third grandchild.
Three days earlier, Louise's mum, Lorna Smith, 45, had been murdered by her former partner, Clifford Mills. He had discovered she had a new boyfriend and lured her to his flat where he stabbed her to death.
But as Louise, who was three months pregnant, uploaded photos of her mum smiling with her two grandchildren, she had no idea the part the social networking site had played in Lorna's death.
Former doorman Mills, 49, had set up a fake Facebook profile in order to befriend his ex. When Lorna accepted a stranger's friendship request on her own web page she had no idea of the tragic consequences of that decision.
In February, Mills was jailed for 21 years for Lorna's killing, but instead of leaving Facebook, Louise has continued to use the site as a way of keeping in touch with the mum she misses so desperately.
"I'm an only child, so she was incredibly special to me. She was my mum, my sister and my best friend. By posting messages to her, it's like she's still here," says Louise, a full-time mum to Vinnie, four, Jessica, three, and 10-month-old Chiara.
"I know Facebook played a huge part in my mum's death, but I've never thought of leaving it. I use it to talk to her and tell her everything she's missing out on – like when my eldest Vinnie started school.
"Facebook really helped me get through the early days after mum's death. All our friends and family would post tributes on her wall. It proved how much she was loved."
Louise, 23, says she didn't like her mum's partner, Mills, but she could never have imagined the horror that he was capable of committing.
Lorna, from Croydon, South London, had begun a relationship with Mills after her marriage to Louise's dad broke down in 2002. They had been friends years earlier and reconnected after talking on an online chat service.
"She sent him a message and a week later they met up. Within six weeks he had moved in with us," says Louise, from Finsbury Park, North London.
For Louise, who was 13, her mum's relationship was moving too fast, but the teenager felt she had no choice but to put up with Mills.
"At first he was really nice and would take us both on days out to make a good impression. But as time went on and his feet were firmly under the table, he stopped making an effort and became controlling and lazy. He would lounge on the sofa all day, demanding cups of tea or something from upstairs. I would refuse but Mum would do it. Mum liked to please people."
Mills's presence put a strain on Louise and Lorna's relationship and when she was 16 she went to live with her grandparents. To Louise's relief, her mum also grew sick of Mills's demands and in 2006 the couple split up after four years together. Yet he continued to live with her for two more years.
"I tried to convince her to cut all ties, but she said she felt sorry for him. He had threatened to commit suicide. He knew how to manipulate Mum and could tug on her heart strings," she says.
Louise got on with her own life and in April 2007, she became pregnant by partner Guiseppe, 25.
"Mum was so excited and when Jessica was born, she would help me look after the kids. She was an amazing grandma. The kids adored her.
"After everything that had happened with Cliff, I felt like I had my mum back."
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In July 2010, Lorna confided in her daughter that she had been in contact with a man called Charlie Manning on Facebook for a year.
"Mum told me she had been chatting to this guy who had added her as a friend," recalls Louise. "She showed me his page but he didn't have a photo. He'd only uploaded a photo of a love heart.
"In some of his messages he told her that when they were together he would buy her a lovely house and car.
"I felt uneasy and told Mum to be careful. She'd never even met this man. Ironically, I said to her, 'He could be a murderer', but Mum was very trusting. I think she enjoyed the flattery and attention. They talked about meeting up a few times, but he always made an excuse."
Louise became suspicious when Charlie referred to her in a message as "Lou".
"Only my closest family and friends called me Lou. When I asked Mum whether she had ever used that name in a message to Charlie she said no. Immediately, alarm bells started ringing."
Louise felt happier when three months later, Lorna started dating Tony Hersey, who she met through a friend at the supermarket where she worked. The last time Louise saw her mum was with Tony at her son's third birthday party, three weeks before she was murdered.
"She brought Tony along and seemed to be having a wonderful time. I even said to Tony it was the happiest I had seen her since I was 11 years old. I was so glad she had found someone she could trust," Louise says.
But Lorna had stayed in contact with Mills and on February 2 last year, the day after she and Tony moved in together, she visited him at his flat in Brixton, South London, to help with some paperwork.
"Mum said while she was there she was planning to tell him that she didn't want to see him again, and that she was happy with her new boyfriend and wanted to move on completely," says Louise.
When Lorna failed to return home that night, Tony called the police. Breaking into Mills's place, they discovered Lorna's body slumped on the sofa with a plastic bag tied around her head and the Oasis track Stop the Clocks playing on repeat.
"When I found out Mum was dead I lost it. I was shaking uncontrollably and hyperventilating," Louise says.
"It felt like someone had ripped out my heart. At first I thought it must have been a random attack. But then I discovered that Mum's body had been found in Cliff's flat. I couldn't believe that someone who said they loved Mum so much could take away her life in such a horrible way. I knew he must have been angry that she had found someone she loved."
Lorna had been making a cup of tea at Mills's when he grabbed a knife and stabbed her. He followed instructions he had found on an internet chat room. He then left with two bags and went drinking in Soho before handing himself in at St Thomas' Hospital at 5am, saying he was a psychiatric patient and he had killed "the love of my life".
"For the first few weeks, it felt like I was living in a dream," Louise says. "I had to arrange her funeral and remain strong for my own children. I never had time to grieve properly.
"When I had my first pregnancy scan a few weeks later, it was so hard because Mum would usually have been there with me. When I think about it now, I don't know how I got through it."
In February, Louise came face-to-face with her mum's killer at his Old Bailey trial. Cliff sat in a wheelchair – the effects of being on hunger strike.
"His face was gaunt and he looked so frail," Louise says.
"Seeing him, all the hate disappeared. He looked so pathetic.
"But I was glad to see him suffering. It was his punishment."
The jury heard that Mills had set up a Facebook page under the pseudonym Charlie Manning in order to befriend Lorna and then exchange 80 pages of messages through Facebook and MSN.
In one conversation, she had even written: "Cliff threatened me. He said if I was a man he would cut my throat."
Mills claimed he was suffering from a borderline personality disorder and had heard voices telling him to kill his ex because she had dumped him.
The court heard he had an obsession with 1920s double act Laurel and Hardy and claimed to hear Stan Laurel's voice in his head. Handing himself in at the hospital, he had said: "Stan has killed Lorna, you need to call the police. I love her, Stan hates her. He killed her." But it took the jury just 90 minutes to reject his version of events and convict him of murder.
"I was so relieved," says Louise. "I didn't care what sentence he received. I just wanted him to take responsibility for killing my mum."
Five months on from the trial, Louise's emotions are still raw.
"The next phone call I want about him is to hear he has died in jail. He destroyed my mum's life and my family's life," she says.
"She never got a chance to meet her youngest granddaughter and she won't be there to see me get married.
"Cliff might have used Facebook as a way of manipulating my mum and getting her to reveal secrets, but I'm using it to stay connected to her.
"All the photos and messages from our friends and family are my way of paying tribute to a wonderful mum."


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Just putting out a feeler. I've been using mp to handle my posts for a single account but have had trouble with doing multiple accounts. My company has been paying commission for people to post for us. We would be just as happy to pay somebody the same commission to auto-post for us.
FYI. I know you guys are all thinking "what's the con?". Here's the deal. I pay about $300 for every new customer using traditional pay per click. We can't afford this so we went to posting in facebook groups, which worked wonderfully until we started posting too much. So, we started paying other people comission to post with their own facebook accounts. This has worked well for us, so we are looking for more people to do it. So, no con. No "now all we need is your credit card".
I considered doing all the research to be able to do this myself (which led me here). Then, I realized that it seems like a full time job to keep up with all this stuff, and I already have a full time job running my business. I would love to have one or some of you mp gurus to use your pre-existing skills and resources in exchange for our standard commission. I figure if it's worth it for some people to do this manually, it's gotta be worth it for somebody that can automate it over multiple accounts.
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Sounds like a good deal, if you didn't find anyone send me a pm and I will connect you with one of my friends that have about 100 Facebook accounts and see if he would be interested in this.
Looks a good deal , i have around 200 FB accounts and i was going to start monetizing them and was looking for offers .Can you PM me more details about your offer and how we can track sales generated by us ?
I am also interested in getting more details...
I would be interested in having people with facebook pages or accounts with lots of friends post some viral website content of mine when am ready and work out a price per unique visiters to the blog
Thanks for the responses. I will just copy here what i PM'd to another inquiry.
I would project that a single account with 100 groups with active posts (bumped daily) would bring in $100 a month. My partner says more, but I want to be conservative. This first month could be slow while we are still establishing ourselves.
In short, our service (www.rent-a-minion.org) provides unspecialized labor for cleaning and odd jobs. Our motto is "for just about anything." (You may want to check out the site to get a better idea of what we do.) We charge the customers a $20 monthly membership fee for access to our highly affordable hourly labor. The membership fee is designated solely for customer and worker acquisition. Here's where you come in.
Our current design is for one salesperson to post for one specific region (a major US city and it's surrounding areas). Because the membership fee is designed to cover both customer AND worker acquisition costs, we need the the salesperson to also post for employees "minions" in their region. Generally, we just do a few posts in "now hiring" groups using our usual ad but with a "now hiring" label at the bottom. You would not receive any direct compensation for recruiting minions. However, our business is very attractive to potential recruits and it's very easy to recruit enough minions with only a handful of posts. Once you have covered the "now hiring" groups, we are ready to move on to the more lucrative part.
We offer 2 coupons that only our advertisers have access to. One is for $20 off their first use, so they can skip the membership fee and try out the service. The second is $100 for a full year membership. Anytime someone uses this coupon, we credit you with a direct sale and send you the full $100 minus any transaction fees. You also receive credit via indirect sales in your region by way of a monthly bonus. We cannot guarantee that you will always receive 100% of your indirect sales, but it should be pretty close here in the beginning. Your pay summary might look like this:
Direct Sales: $100 - $5 transaction fee. = $95 ------------Bonus-------------Indirect Sales: $100 - $5 transaction fee. = $95 Single Use Passes: $20 X 75% = $15Recurring Memberships: $80 X 75% = $60 YOUR PAYCHECK: $265
In this case, the salesperson only made one direct sale. However, that customer told some friends, some people found us on google, and a few people are on recurring payments rather than the $100 coupon. FYI, I would expect much larger numbers with multiple accounts.
I realize that you are probably unaccustomed to posting regionally and therein lies the rub. We don't currently have any other models that would let you continue to post in the groups that you are probably already a member of. To ease your concerns (as well as mine), It would probably be best to ease into this with one city and only a few of your accounts, then expand when we can both see that things are profitable and running smoothly.
I would be glad to get your input and any ideas on how we could make this work. I can provide you with the resources I have provided to our other sales people, but I'm sure you would need to do thing your own way to avoid red flags on facebook. Also, I am not married to posting on facebook alone. If you would do better on other social media, the same commissions would apply.
Side Note: I have no problem with others using this same thread to look for people to help with their own campaigns but I cannot vouch for their legitimacy. But, such is life on the interwebs.
I think I this is the completely wrong type of service to promote on FB, what groups would you target that would be interested in this? LinkedIn would be better I would think but that is hard to spam
You may not be wrong here, but we have enjoyed some amount of success so far with manual posting. We've done some posting on "for sale" groups. Even though we are a service, most of these groups really don't care. We've had more success in community groups. We just have to make sure our posts don't look too spammy and often have to communicate with an admin. Anyway, if you can't make it work, then you can't make it work. No harm in asking right?
As for Linkedin, we haven't even tried that yet. We just sorta stumbled onto facebook groups and it worked, so we kept on doing it. Like I said, I'm not married to Facebook. I'm cool with whatever gets the job done.
I read this thread... Mainly because I want to learn as much as I can about this tool, how others use it, and what others seek from it.
I visited your website. Let me blunt...
It looks like something my grandma put together using Microsoft frontpage back in 1998.
As a basic reminder to all who use these forums, please don't feed the trolls. Thankyou.
Worthwhile reminder @bigboss. Compare my contribution with yours to these forums. And then the troll that should not be fed becomes most clear.
You should watch your language... This forum is full of great people willing to share their knowledge and help each other... The best thing about this forum is that it has relaxed atmosphere and people here have full respect for others... So this kind of language doesn't belong here... If you don't like what the OP is searching for simply skip it... @Adnan @Johnny
Hey guys, saw some intervention is needed here as this derailed a little.
@bigboss what I've learned, and this is true to everything that I did online thus far is that you should take all bad reviews you get and learn from them. Most people won't care enough to tell you if your idea/service/site is bad or good, if it's good they'll use it, if it's bad they'll simply skip it and you'll never know why. As for the ones close to you, they'll probably say it's good because they're close friends, they can't say anything bad.
So no bad reviews could mean that no one took the time to tell you better and not necessarily that everything is perfect so no one is complaining. On the other hand bad review can be a source of improvement.
That being said, @Arthur you could have said all that in a more tactful way, we're all here to learn from each other and being in a helpful and understanding environment will benefit everybody.
On the other hand if we switch to stuff like that people will get more interiorised and won't be as eager to share their experience and ask for or even offer help in the future.
I'd like everybody to be as open as possible, you never know in the future how something @bigboss says can help you get a great idea or connect the dots better.
Hope we can all be friends going forward, I'd say shake hands and move on, but no one around here has any hands to shake online... maybe in 50 year or so, who knows
Bullseye! Exactly...
Sorr but imo Arthur is right , you need to improve on design. Even some yoomla or sht like that could work for you if investing is not an option. As they say just my 2cents
I appreciate the constructive criticism about the website and I understand that maybe some of you would hesitant to attempt to try and work with it. The next iteration will be professionally done, but for now, it's what i've got.
I did have someone take me up on my offer, so pretty much, topic closed, unless you just REALLY REALLY want a shot at this and can't go on living without it. As I said, i was really just putting out a feeler to see if it's a viable option.
If you are here because you yourself are looking for people to post for you, the answer is yes. There are people here that might take commission to do a campaign for you (even if your website is less than perfect.) Feel free to hijack the thread.. or I guess to vent your frustrations about ugly websites.
--- topic closed ---You may now feed the trolls.
Okay, I should have been more tactful. My apologies @bigboss. It wasn't my intention to offend you. Thanks @Johnny, @100jan, @trueword and @Adnan for helping to sort things out.
My mom always used to tell me, "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all".
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We feel that even though we are now getting to know the area there is still so much left to explore and discover. From the beaches and many coves to the small unspoilt mountain villages, where the traditional Spanish way of life can still be found. To the scenic valleys with almond blossom and many fruit growing areas. We feel that Moraira has a lot to offer and remains unspoilt yet it has all the attractions and many facilities so close to hand.
The villa also benefits from having Wireless broadband internet access and full Sky TV for those sports enthusiasts. We also love the great range of restaurants & selection of bars that Moraira provides. The weekly market is a must and the selection of beaches some blue flag and marina are very picturesque. Close by El Portet bay with its Spanish tappas bars running along the waters edge is a lovely place to have a drink over looking this beautiful bay. We feel that the area provides something for everyone. All within a few klms of the villa. Guests staying at Casa Blanca can book and use the tennis courts down the road, also there is table tennis in the garden for guests fun. The villa and gardens are south facing and very quiet and private.
Beautiful very comfortable villa with fantastic gardens views - always something to look at - Exceeded all expectations you will not be disappointed
Great location so easy for everything yet lovely and peaceful,secluded and relaxing environment. Views were better in real life we'll be back again soon.
Our Kids loved the villa swimming pool and playing on the table tennis table. & as a family we enjoyed playing tennis together early evenings before going back to the villa for a BBQ.
What a lovely private villa to spend time at well catered for every need, lots of extras and very homely. We loved it!
Wow better than in the photos and what we expected, another visit is on the cards.
My husband and I stayed for the month of November - we had a lovely bit of winter sun at a very reasonable price! We hope to do the same next winter.
Stayed for fab week in Aug kids hols. 2 Adulst and Two 17 yr olds, Beautiful pool, terraces and gardens. Private and picturesque tropical gardens. One of many highlights were mediteranean dinners on the many balconies and secluded places to eat. Also a glass of wine on the candlelit terraces, with the clear star lit skies.
The villa is modern and very clean had all the amenities we required, the air con worked great in every room. Even provided bottle of Cava, bottle of wine, bread, ham, butter and water on arrival. Internet was usable even got facetime working on a couple of occasions. Sky was good with full English Channels and Sky sports (a couple of short periods we lost reception). Only feedback would be only one bath towel each, a spare would be handy if you forget to use the washing machine!
We like the location of the villa, but car is essential in my view. Easy 1 minute drive to 2 good supermarkets (Aldi & Mercadona), easy 5 min drive into Moraira which is still free to park. Also easy to pick up road to Javea (15 mins) our other favourite place. Found some excellent beach bars and small stony beaches with crystal clear water, Cocoro beach bar at Cala Moraig (nr Benitachel) and further along the Moraira Coast at Baladrar at Cala Baladrar and Algas Beach Bar at Cala de L'Andrago. We ate out every night as it seemed a waste not to venture out into Moraira town, Javea, Altea and Calpe. (Altea is beautiful but crowded in August).
Again the views down into the valley and across to the mountain ranges make this villa an easy choice to return in the near future (I hope!)
We very much enjoyed our stay at Casablanca. The villa is very well equipped and it is obvious that a great deal of thought has gone into furnishing and providing those essential items plus lots of extras that make the villa feel very homely. The pool and gardens are splendid and were exceptionally clean. Moraira itself had everything you could want, beach, restaurants, bars and with a large supermarket only a 5 minute drive away it really was perfect for a family holiday. It was also a pleasure dealing with Sophie the owner of the villa. I would definitely recommend Casablanca to anyone visiting this delightful area of Spain.
Just back from another great holiday staying at Casa Blanca. we felt so at home when we were staying there - a well equipped villa with a beautiful garden and lovely pool, the water so warm at this time of year. We loved the view so much last year, and it's even better this year - a neighbour has removed 2 pine trees! can't wait to return again soon. Highly recommended.
Having spent very many holidays on the Costa del Sol, what a fantastic surprise Moraira and this beautiful villa were!
A girl's break, with good friends, lots of laughing, fun and relaxing at this gorgeous place!
Spacious, beautifully furnished, with superb taste and an eye for detail. Lots of lovely different areas to sit and relax to suit your mood, the naya verandah being one of my favourites, with it's far reaching views of the surrounding countryside, comfy seating and Al fresco dining. And the peace, so wonderfully quiet, but minutes from the picturesque but buzzing village of Moraira, with its markets, fiesta, restaurants, boutiques and beaches with stunning turquoise sea. There was a flamenco fiesta during our stay, which was a lovely cultural experience, and the Friday market was great, with a superb variety of goods on offer.
The garden was a treat, lovely colourful flowering plants and trees made it a joy, with many sunny and shady varied spots to enjoy. Table tennis and boules for those wanting a little competition!
The pool and main terrace is sunny all day, but shade is plentiful if desired. Lovely to find a secret corner to read in.
The villa was beautifully equipped with amazing attention to detail. It feels luxurious but homely, and I can't think of a single thing which could be better. The decor is simple but very stylish. All mod cons, wifi, sky, air-conditioning, Woodburning stove, barbecue, really comfy beds and lots of hot water and powerful showers!
The villa exceeded our expectations and Sophie is a wonderful owner, very approachable, friendly and helpful. It was exceptionally clean and well maintained, as was the garden.
The restaurants in the area were really good with lovely seafood at good prices, and the cava from the local supermarket was delicious, and less than 2 euros a bottle!
A superb relaxing and invigorating break was enjoyed by us all. Thoroughly recommended!
Absolutely fantastic holiday at this beautiful villa. We couldnt have wished for more. The perfect Location. Stunning views from the villa, very peaceful, quiet and tranquil location with views to die for. The villa was equipt with everything you could wish for plus more! Lots of lovely little touches, much attention to detail. Sophie the owner was very helpful and fantastic, nothing was too much trouble right from booking to departing. Moraira town itself is beautiful. Spectacular restaurants and bars everywhere you really are spoilt for choice and a lovely beach and harbour with lots of great shops too. Although having said that we didn't often want to leave the villa, even had the luxury of sun all day in the gardens so just basking around the beautiful pool and villa gardens was perfect! Absolutely exceeded every expectation, we can't wait to return. Thank you Sophie!
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This is no ordinary holiday rental! Its a perfect spot for peace and relaxation yet surrounded by lots of places to visit. The villa is beautifully decorated and equipt and feels like a home rather than rental. The stunning location and garden is a delight. All requirements have been lovingly catered for and the only snag is having to leave!
Moraira and the lovely El Portet beaches (blue flag award) are each approx. 3 minutes away by car and there are good parking facilities right by the beach. Calpe, Denia and Javea beaches are all around 20 - 30 minutes drive away. There are a choice of many coves along the coast road to choose from. Some of these are excellent for snorkeling. Kyaks & Jet ski's can be hired and sailing from the club can be organised.
Moraira can be reached easily from both Alicante and Valencia Airports, it is approx. an hour from Alicante slightly longer from Valencia, We recommend car hire.
Nearest airports: Alicante at 90 kilometres or Valencia at 120 kilometres. Nearest train: Teulada at 8 kilometres. Nearest motorway: Benissa at 8 Kilometres. Calpe, Javea and Denia The beautiful old town of Altea (The art capital of Costa Blanca) are all accessible within half an hour's drive. Benidormin 45 minutes.
There is a small shopping centre, which includes a Spanish takeaway, wine shop, cafe etc within walking distance and a large supermarket with all you could need (Mercadona)
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Moraira has grown from a small fishing village to an attractive holiday resort with considerable charm, attracting visitors from all over Europe. Having many restaurants and bars to choose from and a fabulous local weekly market and daily fish market, that is not to be missed! There is a very stylish marina and many delightful cafes to sit and have a coffee or drink and people watch, overlooking the sea. There are many individual and interesting shops to choose from and to suit all ages and pockets. Moraira has good supermarkets, banks and a good all round variety of things needed. There are no towering hotels or apartment blocks, owing to very strict planning controls. The luscious green countryside is dotted with white-washed villas and low-rise 'pueblo-style' apartment complexes mingling with pinewoods and cultivated vine terraces and orange and lemon groves. The area remains exclusively for villa owners and visitors who prefer an independent, rather than package-type holiday. Moraira has three very clean, blue flag, south-facing beaches and easy access is provided to a range of holiday attractions along the coast; also wonderful mountain scenery and fascinating Spanish villages just inland. Theme parks are nearby at Benidorm and Valencia. Terra Mitica (like Disney world), Aqualandia (super slides) and Mundomar (dolphins, seals), Terra Natura, excursions, etc.
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Bookings will be confirmed upon receipt of the completed booking form along with 25% deposit. Refundable damage deposit of £250. Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (British Pound) The owner may also accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance. *NOW ALSO CAN BE RENTED AS A ONE BED IN LOW SEASON AT A LOWER RATE*. Longer Winter lets are charged utilities at standard charge ( deposit required ) remaining balance refunded.
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Changeover day is Saturday in high season and the villa is available for occupation from 4pm and to be vacated by 10am on the day of departure to allow for villa cleaning. We can however be more flexible in off peak periods.
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Prices are for the property per week in UK Pounds and also include all of the following: The villa is cleaned prior to your stay and a welcome pack is left for your arrival. Full weekly linen change. A high chair, cot and junior bed guard are available on request (free of charge). The pool is cleaned to a high standard twice a week.
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Build your new custom home or place your new manufactured home on this slightly elevated (3'-4') lot located in the heart of Fort Mohave. Level at the top affording mountain view. Close to shopping, golf, fine dining, Laughlin entertainment and fun in the sun on our beautiful Colorado River for boating, skiing and fishing. Close to Bullhead City, Lake Mohave and Lake Havasu. Enjoy our great Arizona clean air and great weather. Buyer to confirm flood plain info, utilities, lot size. Click here to learn more about this listing.
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Lights have remixed The Chapters 'Videotapes', their excellent single (and the track that was featured on Emmerdale). They've (I should say he, since it's Neil Dixon who does the work) done a dubstep remix of the tune and it sounds great. Stream it here and then download it. It's a fine complement to the album!
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This week, people from across the United States are marking the 50th Anniversary of the March on Washington, D.C.Anthanette Thomas Clark grew up in Greensboro in the 1940's. She attended segregated schools and was shut out of movie houses, restaurants and many public places by signs that read, For Whites Only. When Clark was 16, she joined the Civil Rights battle and was among thousands who took this fight to our nation's capitol. Now at 69, Clark is a retired teacher and lives in Greensboro with her husband, Joe. They have two daughters and two grand-daughters. She says the battle is still not won. Her reflections on WFDD's Real People, Real Stories.


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Each year, more than 572,000 Americans die of cancer and approximately a third of these deaths are linked to physical inactivity, poor diet, and excess weight and thus can be prevented. While exact mechanisms have yet to be determined, physical activity (PA) may impact breast and colon cancer risk by promoting weight control or perhaps independently by altering biologic pathways related to such cancers (improving energy metabolism, reducing circulating concentrations of sex hormones and insulin). ACS guidelines emphasize the importance of >150 min/week of moderate-intensity PA in reducing cancer risk. However, most of the U.S. is inactive, with particularly low PA levels found in the South. Low education and income levels in this largely rural area, along with cultural differences regarding PA and barriers (childcare, costs) reported by African Americans (largest racial minority group in U.S., most of whom live in the South and report high rates of inactivity) may limit access to PA information and/or contribute to related cancer disparities. Telehealth interventions can overcome such obstacles by not requiring frequent clinic visits, expensive technology, or literacy and thus may represent a promising approach to promoting PA in the Deep South and extending ongoing community health worker efforts by the Deep South Network for Cancer Control. Most telehealth interventions have relied on staff counseling, but such processes can be automated using an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) system to enhance cost-effectiveness, reach, and potential disseminability. Given our team's past success using IVR systems for self monitoring of HIV risk behaviors and the paucity of research in this area on PA, we adapted the existing IVR system format for PA promotion and cancer risk reduction in the Deep South through extensive formative research (11 focus groups on PA barriers, intervention needs/preferences with Deep South Cancer Control community health advisors and community members from rural and urban AL counties) and now propose to test the resulting Home-based IVR-supported PA (HIP) intervention in a pilot RCT (N=60) with a waitlist control. Study goals are to document willingness to call IVR system, vet newly developed intervention modules addressing the PA barriers identified in focus groups, and beta-test Social Cognitive Theory (SCT) based tailoring algorithms in preparation for an R01-funded fully powered RCT to test the efficacy of the program and eventual dissemination through the Deep South Network for Cancer Control. PA (7-Day PAR, accelerometers), fitness (6MWT), and body weight and composition (% body fat, BIA) will be assessed at baseline and 3 months. Primary aims include assessing the feasibility, acceptability, and preliminary efficacy of the HIP intervention for cancer risk reducton in the Deep South. Secondary aims include exploring arm differences in changes in fitness, body weight/composition, and SCT variables from baseline to 3 months and assessing the relationship between min/week of >moderate intensity PA reported via IVR system vs. accelerometers at 2 time points (7 days before baseline and 3 month assessment).
The proposed study tests the feasibility and acceptability of low cost, high reach Interactive Voice Response system-supported telehealth approaches to increasing physical activity (i.e., an important public health problem) for cancer risk reduction i the Deep South. Such technology-driven intervention strategies can help extend the reach of ongoing community health worker efforts by the Deep South Network for Cancer Control into rural Black Belt communities and address cancer disparities.


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YorkWrites salutes Professor Yukari Takai
A new book by Glendon history professor Yukari Takai examines immigration and cultural development in North America. Gendered Passages: French-Canadian Migration to Lowell, Massachusetts, 1900-1920 focuses on the family dynamics in the French-Canadian immigrant experience in New England. The challenges faced by women and children differed greatly from those the men encountered, and the recognition and delineation of these differences informs and inspires her work. Drawing on archival records, oral histories, newspapers, and contemporary observations in both English and French, Gendered Passages offers a fresh and insightful perspective on an fundamental aspect of North American history.
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Thursday, October 23, 2014
Icelandic Sweater on the Most Beautiful Girl in the World
The design came from a pattern call Afmaeli that I found for free on Ravelry. It's a basic Icelandic pattern that I modified into a long sweater that buttons up. The pattern was in the round so I had to do some math to get it right. I added a button band and big black buttons.
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i luuuuuvvvv these photos!
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she is the smartest girl in the world
- November 1, 2014 at 10:07 PM
Beautiful! Both the girl and the knitting :-)
What kind of yarn have you been using for this ?
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What a beautiful jacket!And daughter! Which colors did you use? ��
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Beautiful girl and sweather. I have just made the same sweather in other colors but I love these colors that you have used here. Could you please tell? :-D
- March 20, 2017 at 1:28 PM
Hello, could you PLEEEEEAAASE tell me what yarn and colour you used for this jacket. I cannot figured it out.
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