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Its Homecoming Week!
Grass Lake High School's Homecoming is this Friday, October 12. The parade begins at the Middle School at 5:30 PM and will proceed down East Avenue to E. Michigan Ave. to Lake Street and return to the High School via South Street and Union. The game begins at 7:00 PM and we will be playing Hanover Horton. Come!
Anyone who has ever attended Grass Lake UM Church is invited to the Homecoming celebration on Sunday, October 14th at 10 a.m. Former pastors will be there, along with many people who have moved away. There will be lots of special music, time for remembering, communion, and a potluck. We hope to see you!
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Now in its fifth decade, Pioneer Day is the premier event on the Waterloo Area Historical Society's calendar.
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Tours of the Farm Museum include a compound of farm buildings including the restored ten-room farmhouse dating from 1855.
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Football Coaches' Camp for Kids scheduled for July 27-30 at EPBP
Published 8:00 pm, Wednesday, May 27, 2009
UPPER THUMB — Now in its seventh season, the Football Coaches' Camp for Kids has steadily become a Thumb summer tradition for youth football fanatics.
And for good reason.
The seventh annual camp will take place July 27-30 at the Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port High School football field. The camp is for any Thumb area youngster in Grades 4-9 who wants to learn and improve fundamental football skills.
The camp instructors are headed by Hall of Fame coach Rich Jeric, and include some of the finest coaches in the Thumb.
This is a non-contact summer football camp designed to provide the drills to enable a youngster to learn and improve all the skills needed to play football. All aspects of the game will be covered, no matter what position a youngster plays.
Offensively, campers will learn proper stances, passing, receiving, blocking, handoffs and faking, ball carrying, pass routes and long snapping. On defense, they will learn proper stances, form tackling, forearm and hand shiver, man-to-man pass coverage, pass rush and pursuit drills.
A typical camp day starts at 9 a.m. with roll call, rules and stretching. Football skills and drills will go from about 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The always-popular "Air Force Football" game will run from 11:30 a.m. to around 11:50 a.m. A guest speaker will fill the final 10 minutes each day of the camp.
The camp fee is $50. The final deadline is June 19.
An added bonus is that a shuttle bus will transport students from their area school to EPBP the week of the camp. That fee is just $5 all week.
The camp fee includes all the instruction, in addition to a t-shirt and an awards ceremony/hot dog cookout the final day of the camp.
Registration forms are available from area football coaches or can be picked up at the Huron Daily Tribune office in Bad Axe.
Organizers say the camp is limited to 128 players, so early registration is encouraged.
For additional information, call Coach Jeric at (989) 856-2754.
Thumb Pride basketball camp
SEBEWAING — The Thumb Pride Athletics Basketball Camp will take place June 8-11 at Unionville-Sebewaing Area's elementary gymnasium.
Grades 7-10 will attend camp from 9 a.m. to noon while Grades 3-6 will go from 1-3 pm.
The Thumb Pride Athletics Basketball Camp is directed by Steve Cramer, a Unionville-Sebewaing Area and Hope College graduate, and current professional basketball player in Europe.
"We hope that students will not only learn how to be better basketball players, but also learn how to be better teammates and individuals," Cramer said.
"This is our second year of the camp and we hope it's as successful as last year. During the week at camp, students will not only build their basketball skills, but also interact with experienced and successful basketball players so they can see examples of how hard work, discipline, and team play pay off."
Students will learn from players in the European professional leagues, current and former college basketball players, and current and former Thumb area athletes. Each day, a basketball player will speak about their experiences, emphasizing the importance of hard work, team play, practice, and discipline — both on and off the court.
During camp, players will develop the fundamentals of basketball, compete both individually and as a team, learn drills that can be done when campers leave camp, and view a dunk show by some of the players.
Camp registration costs $65 for Grades 7-10 and $50 for Grades 3-6.
Students from any school district are welcome.
To reserve a spot, students can pick up a registration form at their school, at the Huron Daily Tribune office, or download one from www.stephencramer.com and send it to the address on the form.
For more information, contact Steve Cramer at (989) 980-3164 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
North Huron Warriors
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KINDE — North Huron will be hosting the North Huron Warriors Basketball Camp 2009 on June 8-10.
The camp is open to all players in Grades 2-8.
The camp will run from 9 a.m. to noon on those three days.
Instructors will include 2009 North Central Thumb League champion North Huron High School players, along with Ferris State's Andrea Clancy, a North Huron graduate.
The camp is under the supervision of the North Huron High School basketball coaches and will instruct basketball fundamentals such as ball handling, shooting techniques, man-to-man defense, as well as the use of the Noah Shooting Machine, which will help to develop muscle memory and shot arc
Parents are invited to attend the awards program at the end of the day on Wednesday.
Cost of the camp is $50, which includes a t-shirt. Proceeds go toward the North Huron basketball program.
For more information, or to register, contact North Huron High School at (989) 874-4100.
Laker 50th anniversary
golf event set June 27
PIGEON — In celebration of Elkton-Pigeon-Bay Port's 50th anniversary, the Lakers are hosting a benefit golf outing on Saturday, June 27 at Scenic Golf & Country Club.
The event is a four-person scramble which gets started with a 1 p.m. shotgun.
The cost is $65, which includes golf, cart, dinner and prizes. Other tickets for people not playing golf can be purchased.
Teams may only have one player with a handicap below 8. The team minimum is 45. Any male-female combination can be used. Players 65 or older can play from the gold tees.
Champions will receive a "coveted green jacket."
Proceeds will benefit the 50th Homecoming festivities from Sept. 25-27.
For more information, call (989) 453-3113, or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Entry forms also can be picked up at the Huron Daily Tribune office.
Outreach Sports Camps
ELKTON — Outreach Sports Camps will be hosting a pair of events later this summer.
The Outreach Sports Basketball Camp will take place June 29 to July 2.
The Outreach Sports Soccer Camp will take place from July 6-9.
The camps are open to all Thumb boys and girls in Grades 3-11.
Each camp runs from 9 a.m. to noon each day.
The cost is $28 for one camp, or $38 for both camps.
The camps take place at the Elkton Outreach Center.
For more information, or to register, call Mark Weidman at (989) 670-2642.
Wind Turbine Day 5K walk/run set
ELKTON — The second Wind Turbine Day 5K Walk/Run will take place July 18.
The race is open to all ages or ability. Registration starts at 7 a.m., with race time at around 8:30 a.m.
Entry fee is $18 with a t-shirt, or $13 without a shirt.
Trophies and medals will be awarded to top finishers in each division.
Entry forms are available at the Huron Daily Tribune office in Bad Axe. They also can be obtained by calling (989) 551-7275, or at www.elktonchamber.com.
Sacred Heart golf event set June 14
BAD AXE — Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Bad Axe is hosting its third annual golf classic on June 14 at Ubly Heights Golf & Country Club.
The event benefits youth ministry and Relay for Life.
Entry fee is $50 per player, which includes golf, cart, gift bag, prizes and dinner.
Officials are asking to register in foursomes only. No individual registrations.
Play begins at 2 p.m., with dinner and awards at 7 p.m.
For more information, call (989) 269-6691 or (989) 269-8272.
5-on-5 Shootout
June 26-27
at Owen-Gage
OWENDALE — The first-ever 5-on-5 Shootout is slated for June 26-27 at Owendale-Gagetown High School.
The event is open to boys and girls in Grades 9-12. Cost is $120, and teams can have up to eight players.
There will be two officials for every game.
Proceeds benefit the Owen-Gage basketball program. To register, call Joe Tkacz at (989) 975-1153.
Owen-Gage clips Kingston
OWENDALE — In a North Central Thumb League makeup game, Owendale-Gagetown picked up a 5-2 decision over Kingston on Wednesday.
Brent Reil was 3-for-4 while Robert Teske added two hits and two steals for the Bulldogs. James Harris collected two RBI while Hunter Champagne also supplied an RBI.


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Unit 1: Portraits
look through the inspiration galleries links to begin your coursework. The first port of call is inspiration. Look these photographers and artists have interpreted the theme of portraits
Does the work tell a story?
Is there a narrative or story
to the work?
Does the work communicate
an idea or feeling?
If so, is this important?
Are there any links to history
that you can make?
Does it make you think
of anything else?
Is there an underlying
theme to the work?
Does the work make
you think of anything
Are there any links that
you can make to history,
politics or everyday life?
Does the work make you
want to investigate
something? If so, what
and why?
Are there any clues hidden
in the work? (Sometimes
artists include objects or
images that represent
something else).
Does the artist want you to
interpret what is in the work?
Is there anything in the work
that refers to other cultures?
1. Inspiration Gallery
For this project you will be required to produce a series of at least 4 images for a gallery or magazine article on the theme of experimental portraits.
1. Produce 3 self portraits on 3 different days. Make a note of what you were feeling and what was on your mind. How can you communicate this through your photography? Think back to the work looked at in todays lesson.
This week we will be adding to our experimental portraits project- finding new ways to make creative, interesting and original work. Using the links in the yellow boxes choose one artist to research and one practical task to complete this week in your photography lessons.
Choose any 4 key questions from the cards at the front and use word or powerpoint to create a page of reasearch. Include at least 5 pictures from the artist you choose. this should take between 15-30 minutes. You can use this for a sketchbook page later.
using your self portraits, follow the start of this amazing computer arts tutorial to create a graphic portrait. 40-60mins
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Use the SLR to create a self portrait. Then in the same set up- photograph your face. Put your eyes onto your hands in photoshop to create a surreal image.
Inspired by Pans Labyrinth
Thinking back to the Rankin video print out your own self portraits in A4. Use the materials on the middle table to graffiti, enhance, cut, fold, splatter, doodle, write, add lyrics to your portrait- can you tell us some more about who you... 30+ mins
Week 2
Week 1
Make sure that you keep on top of your evidence- this is to show the examiner exactly what you have been doing
Use prints screens to show how any Photoshop work has progressed. Paste these into a word processing program and use bullet points to write step by step how you created your masterpiece
If you photograph anything be sure to include ALL of your photos on the design sheet- you will need to show which ones you have chosen and why.
At least 2 pages of artists research. explain how this has helped shape your work.
Your first joiner- made in before summer (if you have it)
Your artists that you found on photographyserved.com/behance/school website
Screen shots of any Photoshop work- with annotations- how did you do it and why?
A contact sheet of images showing your portrait taking skills
This week we will be taking the training wheels off. By now you should be exploring different ways of making a portrait as you work towards your 4 different versions. Make sure that you you are using your sketchbooks to keep up to date and are exploring new artists if you have finished a portrait try experimenting with a different approach or looking at the links to inspire yourself.
Week 3
a) in pairs visit:
choose three of the images and try to imagine 1) what she was feeling on that day, 2) What has she done to the image to help communicate that.
Week 4
This week we will be looking at a new technique to make an experimental portrait. As we only have a few cameras we will be working in shifts- small groups to begin taking the pictures. While this is going on you should be working either:
On your portraits- Photoshopping/adjusting them.
In your sketchbook, making sure all the work is up to date.
Use the new links and clips on the website to help you do both these things.
2. Find a portrait in a magazine or newspaper, it could be an Advert, a news story- an type of portrait.
Week 5/6
This week we will be exploring using the camera. You will:
1.Be able to begin exploring how an SLR can produce different effects.
Know what depth of field is and how it is linked to aperture
4. Know what shutter speed is and how it relates to motion.
5. Be able to explore these as a group, being independent in your approach
6. Be able to use the portrait you brought in for homework to inspire a new image.
In your groups you must do use the following techniques to take interesting images. The techniques are:
• A shallow Depth of Field • A slow Shutter Speed• A Deep Depth of Field• A Fast Shutter Speed
However... no one will tell you how to do this... you will need to use your independent research skills to do this..
So consider how you can find out what these mean and how you can achieve these techniques with the equipment available to you. It will test your independent thinking/study skills as much as it will your artistic skills.
Aim to take 30-40 minutes to research and take your photos. These will need to be done, and in your sketchbooks by the end the week.
Now that you have experimented with the techniques of Aperture and Shutter Speed, you will be using your image brought in to inspire a new photo.
Look at your image- what do you like about it- why did you choose it? Have they used either shutter speed or Aperture to make the image look a certain way? What is the work about? Who is in the image?
Answer these in your sketchbook and think about how this will inspire your next portrait.
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Scheme of work for first unit of coursework for GCSE students. Unit focuses on making portraits using a range of techniques and contextual approaches
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After scoring the most points against the Canadian side to date in a League 1 fixture, the team's sights are trained on taking a win from their local derby, with the pair stating last week's game sees them in good stead.
Speaking to Thunder TV at the Magic Weekend launch event, Rennie said: "We're feeling pretty good, we're coming off the back of a pretty good performance against Toronto. We thought we probably could have capitalised a lot more on opportunities there but I though the overall team feel was really good and positive and hopefully we can kick onto the game against York."
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In S2 Morgan has created a video for top music producer and DJ Paul Oakenfold. The DJ has supported Madonna on her world tours. He was asked to create a video for the music supremo after his work with Lego and animation received acclaim on You tube.
He was also nominated for the Young Scot Award in 2013
Andrew was one of the gold medal quartet who came out on top in the 4 x 100m at the national athletics championships at Grangemouth Stadium. Outside school Andrew runs for Kilbarchan Harriers
Selected by the Royal Yachting Association to represent Scotland in their National Windsurfing Squad, racing in Bic Techno 6.8 one design class in 2013 and 2014.
Competed in the Scottish Schools Individual Fencing Competition 2012 and attained 11th place in the Foil Class.
Morgan has created an animated film 'Disaster Island' which is starring in a British Red Cross campaign.
Players must choose the best course of action when faced with disaster scenarios.
The stop-motion film is part of the charity's campaign to highlight the importance of being prepared for emergency situations.
All pupils at Johnstone High have an vital part to play in how the school is organised and run - teachers cannot do it on their own. The most important way in which pupils can contribute their ideas and opinions is through the Pupil Council.
Pupils are elected by others in their year groups to represent them on the Pupil Council (Junior & Senior). Their role is to represent the pupils and participate in the school decision making process. Pupils hold office for a year at a time and elections are held at the beginning of each academic session.
Download a copy of the Council constitution Click Me
Do you know anyone one here? They are all ex-pupils of Johnstone High School so its probable that you do. They might now be even parents of some of you, so read on and find out what they've been up to!
If you're a past pupil and want let others hear how you're getting along. Email Mr Munro to provide an Update. Mention a few outstanding Memories. You might give credit to your favourite Teacher(s) with reasons. And why not give a big 'shout out' to some Friends
Update: Emigrated to Australia when i was 18 married a jock 2 beautiful girls Memories: met my best friend Anne brown and we still keep in touch!!!! Teacher: Mrs Brown Reason: gave me encouragement and told me not to leave school at 15
Update:: I am currently studying at Glasgow University. Memories: Common room with the Mofo crew. All the teachers. The prom Teacher: Mr Lawson Reason: Always there when you needed to talk to someone or wind someone up. Good to annoy. Had a good laugh in the Higher class. Friends: Kylie- best bud. Stephy- legend, very sporty, Mel crazy, never shuts up, Fiona- hilarious, Carly- top gal, good at football! Sanna- good for a chat, Hannah- nice girl.
Update:: I was supervisor in JD sports, then left to be a full time mummy. Memories: just being in the milling areas with friends having a laugh Teacher: Mr Shepard (the art teacher) Reason: he was cool not like the other teachers plus art was the best classes Friends: Kirsty Renolds.
Memories: being chased my Mr Graham Teacher: Mr Mustapha Reason: i remember Mr Mustapha for loving polo mints
Update:: I now live in Kirkcaldy, Fife and have worked for Bosch Rexroth for 25 years.....I have an eight year old daughter and have been with my current partner for 15 years Memories: Winning 4th year champion girl shield in sports Teacher: Reason: None in particular I don't think but I could name one who embarrassed me or humiliated me in the class
Update:: moved to Wemyss Bay and trained as nurse. Now living in Dunbar and have 2 kids.
Teacher: I was terrified of Mr Steele and remember Mr Jamieson, Mr Mustapha and Mr Clarke and of course my English teacher Mr Young. My History teacher, Mr Clarke inspired me to have a love of the history and I still read books on the subject to this day. Friends Angela Kerr and Jacqueline Fraser.
Memories include loving Music and Languages and hating History, Geography and Maths. Fav Teacher was Mr Stevenson who was my shorthand teacher and was a good laugh.
Friends included Yvonne Campbell, Betsy Alcorn, Elaine Craig and Catherine Cairns
Currently living in South Africa.
Memories include the walk to school on winter mornings.
Currently living in South Africa.
Update:: I am currently living in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina in the good ol' U S of A! I am married, have a stepson and my own business, which is doing rather well. Life is good , nothing to really complain about, except petrol is going up again. Hope everyone is good. Memories: Lunch, Geography, Physics, being the only school for miles around that had our own pool. That damn hill! Exams suck. Playing with plastic golf in Mr Watson's classroom. Teacher: Mr Darroch Reason: He taught me to think about what I really wanted in life and then think how to go about getting it, then go do it. He taught me to believe in me. Plus he's a really cool teacher, I took six years studies Geography and it was a riot. Love Ya Graham. Friends: Mr Darroch, Mr Watson
Update:: I've got a modeling contract with Models Direct, Currently working in the Gala Bingo in Maryhill and staying with my boyfriend David who i have been with for 2 years now, both living together with our 1 yr old rottweiler and couldn't be any happier!!! xxx
Memories: o0o0o0o where do I start....Teacher: Mrs Macloed: Reason: She was a great teacher and kept you in line ;o)Friends: I don't even know where to start any one that wants too remember me!!!!
Update:: Hi, After getting my BSc (hons)in Pharmacology from Dundee University in 1996, I've been working in the pharmaceutical industry. I currently work part time as a biochemist in the drug discovery division of GlaxoSmithKline. I got married in 2001 and have a 2yrd old son called Max. Myself and a few Friends (Simon Morrow, Dave Sharp, Nick Young, Lisa Begley) are organising a reunion for people who left school in the early nineties and (any interested teachers who remember us!) which will be held on Sat March 3rd at Bowfield Hotel, Howwood. Call 07969 190065 or visit our website for further info and tickets. http://ccgi.hadham.plus.com/index.php See you there.
Memories: I loved school. I remember Mr Edgar and his band (I think he was a first year teacher when I was a first year pupil) and those afternoon Christmas discos. I remember how packed lunches were slightly warm by lunchtime after sitting on the underfloor heated floors all morning. I remember spending lunchtimes and free periods in the music dept irritating the long suffering Mr Dunlop. I remember getting told off by Mr Steele for sitting on a banister while doing prefect duty on the science corridor stairs. Mr Darroch had a great way of teaching- it was fun and made the subject easy to grasp. Mr King was an inspiration both as a chemistry teacher and an upper school head.
Teacher: Mr King Reason: Mr King was an inspiration as a chemistry teacher. He sent myself and another girl in my class (Maggie McDonald) on a Women into Science and Engineering event when we were both 15 or 16. We both still work in the science industry. He also inspired me and built my confidence as I prepared to leave home to go to University- he was the head of the upper school at the time and helped with various aspects of the application process etc.
Update:: For sins in files no one has released I became a teacher. So I taught. And still do. My no. 1 niece Eilidh Harris is in 5th year, being all artistic. Memories: In no particular order... getting the belt from Mr Steele for being in the building at interval." Making Mr. O'Neil run like a loony for a long pass during a game of football. (ho ho) "Inspired" by Ms. Cowan.
Teacher: Mr. Geddes Reason: Just want to pay tribute to the most fantastic teacher I ever studied with: Mr. Geddes. In stature a small man, but as a teacher of disillusioned,disenfranchised adolescents, a giant. In short (ho,ho,) an inspiration.
Friends: I went to a 10 year reunion and didn't recognise too many people. Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.
Update:: God, where to start?! Went straight from school into an HNC in Business Admin with Travel and Tourism - hated it! Then trained as a midwife for 3 years before becoming a nursery nurse and nanny. Went to work for British Airways at Glasgow Airport as a customer service agent/trainer where I stayed for 5 years. Then became a support worker with a variety of different client groups for 3 years. Following my own qualification, I became a social care trainer/assessor with OnePlus (until their liquidation in January 07) and am now a training coordinator for NVQUK. Married Gary in May 06 and live in Elderslie.
Memories: First day - terrified!!! Missed school bus in first year and Mr Steele gave me a lift home! The brand new 6th year common room (in 1990) - wow, we were spoiled! The CD jukebox that was always on and no one could never understand how it never made any money (nobody realised that me and Lissa Forrest were always first in in the morning and used to sneak into Miss Jeffrey's office next door where the control panel was, to press the "free credits" button hundreds of times so we could have our music played all day without ever having to pay for it!!!) Loved school, quite sad I know but it's true what they say - they really are the best years of your life!
Teacher: Mrs Hadcroft and Mrs McManus Reason: Mrs Hadcroft (Latin) - loved that woman, was gutted when she left. I know she terrified some people and she was quite formidable but I think she shaped my life and made me believe in myself. Mrs McManus (French and German) - again, had a long lasting effect on me in that I realised I had an affinity for languages. I loved French and German at school and I had Mrs McManus for both. She didn't take any crap but treated you like an adult and, if you gave her respect, she gave it back. Friends: Alison and Lissa - still see them regularly!
Update:: Working in Glasgow as a Director of a software company. After J-High went to Glasgow Tech to do Chemistry with IT & Instrumentation (thanks to the inspiration of Mr Hooton, the best Chemistry teacher J-High has ever had!).Came out with a 2:1 despite never doing very well at Higher Maths. Married with a four-year-old daughter.
Memories: Chemistry experiments before the COSHH regulations.i.e. potassium permanganate producing huge clouds of purple smoke - open all the windows! 5th and 6th year discos in the junior building. Trudging back and forward between the buildings in the pouring rain to go to different classes. Mr Steele (headmaster) with his iron rule and excellent drumming skills!
Teacher: Mr Hooton Reason: Made chemistry really interesting and encouraged me to go for it, when another science teacher (who will remain nameless) suggested I left and got a job. Friends: Craig Wright, Alison Laird, Helen Jamieson, Gary Lafferty, David-John Findlay
Update:: Working in Mcdonalds sine i left school. Memories: The school football team Teacher: I don't really know Reason: sorry Friends: No not really I still see Tracy
Update:: Since leaving school, well...... I've done rather alot! not found my "goal"! Recently signed up for the army, so we shall see how that goes..... Memories: Running down the hill at the end of the day! haha. Teacher: Miss Syme Reason: She was wicked! Best teacher I had.
Update:: Now a teacher in Kilbarchan Primary, married to Robert McArthur with three sons, Jamie McArthur,Calum McArthur and Lewis McArthur. Was in school when Mr Steele was headmaster.SCARY!! Lives in Kilbarchan still. Memories: Used to have excellent music department and remembers Mr Park as a teacher and Mr Graeme.
Update:: ah man its been awhile since I've left now. Well i went off to study music! Ended up Getting an HNC in performance and promotion. Had a good auld time messin about. Decided i needed a real career, currently going training to be an auto electrician on buses lol. It's surprisingly fun and mentally stimulating :P Still in a band with some current sixth years (Alexander Holmes and Danny Shankland
Memories: Many duke of Edinburgh expeditions. Times spent Moggy's messin up her classroom. Playing cards, table tig and on odd occasions sellotaping people to chairs! Lunch times in the common room. The Neds!!!!! man i miss them
Teacher: Mr Baird Reason: he taught us to open tea shops, selling water and many other relevant topics. Plus he should be an example to all teachers. When he talked about giving up music as a profession it made me think.... Looked very sad and so it has inspired me 2 stick at it Friends: plenty
Update:: Started Uni last year but have just quit. Not for me!! Working in HMV full-time. Memories: Laughs in the common room as well as the smell.
Teacher: Moggy and McG Reason: Winning that award wasn't good enough for mcg but he was always a laugh in class. And moggy for just being moggy - love that woman! Friends: Nic, Iain, Carrie etc (too many to name)
Update:: WE ACTUALLY LEFT IN 2006!UPDATE PPL! lol anyway we are still roamin about the streets causing a riot in MacDowall street with our gang pyt!paddock young teem that is to u. carrie being a fashion student at the ever so colourful cardonald college and Natalie at Jordan hill becoming a teacher..god help the kids of the future!
Memories: London was amazing! never forget it was so funny! especially when Rhona got lost and nat had a conversation about deodorant with Mr Aldous! common room antics:music wars..how mature were our year :/ we shall never forget the Christmas singalongs! highlight of the time here! Mr McPhail sure knows how to play a mean piano!
Teacher: the one and only Mr McCarthy Reason: always had time for everyone..legend...bit of a comedian too! Friends: the table at the window
Update:: Working..getting married..Had two children who are not at this school Teacher: Mr. Park Reason: He was a good PE teacher and he is still there Update: Working..getting married..Had two children who are not at this school Teacher: Mr. Park Reason: He was a good PE teacher and he is still there.
Update:: I am in California now. Have been for 3 years. Memories: The Ski trip. Hilarious, the whole thing was great from the start, what did the power at be think we would do for 3 hours on a bus? The snowball fight outside the hotel, to the booze and (roach) that was found in our rooms. Then the newspaper article. And finally the suspensions. As I look back our teacher were heroes! Well for the first 2 days, on the 3rd I remember the cracks showing. Teacher: Mr Roux, Maths and Mr Hutchinson, Chemistry Reason: Maths. Mr Roux let me tell jokes in class. Mr H, If you got the conversation round to football that was the end of the lesson well as far as chemistry went anyway. Friends: Boycey, Boydie, Hazel P, Shanks, Goldie
Update:: Got myself job as apprentice panel beater. Memories: Getting punnies Teacher: Mr McCormack Reason: Pointed me in the right direction
Update:: Graduate from my Quantity Surveying degree in June 2006 Memories: Winning the Scottish Cup in 2000 for the school basketball team. Dolly & the Cuckoo Birds at the 2001 talent show Teacher: Mr Graham Reason: Musical Genius Friends: Common Room Bob
Update:: Well i still live in Johnstone i have a daughter called Melissa Mulvey. She is in 1st year right now. Teacher: Lawson Mr Hooten Mr graham Mr park Mr McCormick Reason: Melissa told me and I remember (had Mr Lawson and Mr Hooten for science)
Update:: I'm in college doin that music thang. alot. em its good-- plus my band is alotta fun, i feel old....lol Memories: Me and Danny Semple fightin with..... hmmmm...many a foe.. also Mrs Milligan gave me a hug when i left..that was fun too. Teacher: MR MALANEY (ROCK GOD) Reason: He inspired me to learn "flight of the bumblebee" by extreme..(extreme songs are soooo cool) Friends: IAIN, WEE JOHN, CARA, CHIARA, SETCHELL, ROSS, SPANKY, EE WANN, ALYSON ... god the list goes on.
Update:: Living in Stonehaven, Aberdeenshire since 1983, working for an electrical manufacturing company involved with the supply of offshore equipment. Married with three children, five Grandchildren, dream of the day i can retire. Memories: No significant Memories of J.H.S. apart from from wanting to leave. Teacher: Skinny Wilson, Technical teacher.
Update:: migrated to Australia living in Tasmania married with 5 children run my own business Memories: being given the belt by Mr park the PE. teacher Teacher: Mr park PE. teacher Reason: made me stop fooling around and help me focus on my football Friends: john Duncan Rennie
Update:: I left school and completed my training as a nurse working in Glasgow hospital. I am now a Clinical Nurse Manager for the Scottish Prison Service. I am married with 3 children who take up a lot of time. Memories: Mr Easton's chemistry class experimenting with burning magnesium sulphate and ended up putting a burn mark on the class roof. Teacher: Mr Lawson Biology Reason: I was shy at school and he encouraged me to do well and gave me confidence in myself. Encouraged me to enjoy the topic. His classes were good fun to learn in. Friends: Eleanor Harker, Lynne Stevenson Karen Halliday .
Update:: Started off in sales and then moved into IT. Now designing IT systems for the healthcare industry on the largest IT project in the world. Memories: So many - the football & rugby teams of the day, especially on the team buses. Junior building was operating at the time and remember the mass snowball fights between the buildings. School musicals of the day were great fun. Teacher: Paul Gaggini & Mr Hutcheson Reason: Treated me like an individual and helped me believe in myself but also encouraged self discipline. Mr G was unconventional and I liked that. Lots of good teachers at the time - Mr Roux, Mrs Edgar, Mr Lawson & thanks to Mr Doyle for the laughs
Update:: I'm currently at uni in Edinburgh studying Audiology. Cant believe how much i miss school and how hard I have to work. Memories: Being presented with a t-shirt by good old Lawson and darroch! Don't really mean the old bit and of course the ski trips and "biology outings" to the zoo etc! Oh and the Advance geo whizz kids this years class has a lot to live up 2! Teacher: Mr Darroch and of Course Mr Lawson Reason: Both looked out for me and made me get my head down while of course letting us have fun! miss the tea and biscuits! Friends: The plastics.
Update:: She now lives just down the road from the school in spateston and has a baby girl who is 1 year. Memories: Mr King who sadly died was the person that told her 2 pursue her scientific career and she now is a scientist. Teacher:Mrs Cook Reason: She was very strict but always taught a good lesson. Friends:Lorraine Dick
Update:: 23 years with British Rail in various accounting roles, including Internal Audit. Worked in Glasgow, Nottingham, York, Derby and finished with Railpart in Doncaster in 1997. 1997 joined an IT Consultancy and have been with them ever since. I work on projects implementing SAP (Financials) software and my projects have involved me working in France, Italy (twice), Holland, Spain, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Lithuania, and last year (2006) Estonia, Malaysia (8 months) and Thailandc(5 weeks). Memories: Trip to Interlaken, Switzerland in 1970. Teacher: Mr Craig (Maths) and Mr Overend (Music) Reason: Mr Overend because of his enthusiasm and sense of fair play. He introduced opera and encouraged the choir to participate in competitions. Mr Craig as he took the chess club. I was fortunate enough and honoured to captain the chess team during my stay at JHS. Friends: Jackie Ferguson and Alister Sharp
Update:: After leaving school, I went straight into James Watt College, Studying an NC in Childcare and Education then my HNC the following year. I passed with flying colours (of course)! and qualified as a Nursery Nurse in June 2003. I put my list on the Renfrewshire Council supply list and worked in various nurseries for a couple of years before finally settling down to my first permanent job in a private nursery in Johnstone, which I love. Still living at home in Johnstone with my mum. Memories: Lots of things! - Mr Little's Chess Club, going to Drama Class (for all of 5 weeks)! Being excited about reaching 6th year and thinking you were the bees knees because you had your own room to sit in ( no more standing out in the rain for me)! Going to Biology and History classes, which were the best subjects in the world! Teacher: The Entire History Department Reason: They were all just really nice people!. Past and present - Mr Rae - not a bad word to say against him!, Mr McCarthy - firm but very fair, could have a laugh with him. Miss O' Donnell - she was always so nice to everyone, and a really good teacher to boot. and Mr Auty - one word - MENTAL. I remember when he first started at J High, he was so open and would tell you about his everyday life at the drop of a hat, one thing that a lot of teachers didn't do! Cracking bunch of teachers! Friends: Michael Robertson - get in touch, I lost your number!
Update:: After a series of different jobs (including working in a safari park and a chocolate factory) Andrew gained a degree in political sciences.
Memories: getting the belt from Mr Steele who had a collection of belts in his drawer. Teachers: Mr Jamieson, Miss Manwell and Mr Sless. Mr Sless had a car which Andrew claims had classroom chairs welded to the floor instead of the normal car seats! Apart from being his guidance teacher he also remembers being caught by him while taking the day off school to goto WH Smith in Glasgow to get a ZX81.
Update:: Ronald graduated from Paisley university in November 2006 having gained a BSC degree in music technology. He is presently employed as a maintenance technician within the Arches complex in Glasgow. He still plays base with the heavy metal group, "Red Snowman" Friends: David Pollok, Craig McLaughlin, Ross & Fraser Gamble. All members of Red Snowman.
Update:: Amit left JHS in 2000 and graduated from Robert Gordon, Aberdeen in 2004 and a year later qualified as a pharmacist. He now manages a small pharmacy in the west coast of Scotland. Amit's favourite teacher was Mrs Laird who taught Latin and Classical Studies.
Update:: currently studying Applied Bioscience and Zoology at university. Plan to study to become a teacher. Memories: raw bacon stuck to the common room ceiling for the entire year!!!! Teacher: I used to wind up Mr Baird so much and after I got a B in Higher Maths he told me to 'quit while I was ahead'.
Update:: After leaving at the end of S5 Jeanette studied Childcare at James Watt College. Teachers: Mr Rae (guide dog charity work), Mr Sheppard (good guy) and Mr Auty (jazzy bow tie).
Update:: Now live in Saltcoats and a Councillor in North Ayrshire Council.
Update:: Since leaving Johnstone High I completed an honours degree in Building Surveying and moved south to Suffolk/Cambridgeshire. I am now living near Colchester and working as a Commercial Manager for a Facilities Management company maintaining Colchester Garrison which is part of the largest PFI in Europe. Memories: Wow, that's a tough one - being chased round the athletics track by Mr Park as he didn't believe i could run the 1500m in less than 6 minutes. Most Memories are good ones! Teacher: Mr Nardone Reason: Difficult to name just one, inspired by Mr Shannon and Mr Edgar also but Mr Nardone made me believe i could achieve a B in Physics which i got which was amazing as got an E on my first attempt! Friends: Janice Jamieson.
Update:: I am at strathclyde uni studying chemical engineering. Memories: The London trip 2005,was great fun, we all chipped together and put a plaque up for the school in Shakespeare's globe theatre. Teacher: Mr King Reason: I wouldn't be where I am now if it wasn't for him.
Update:: Working in a dead end job Memories: none Teacher: Mr Darroch Friends: Joshua
Update:: Been studying Sound Engineering to do live sound for musical theatre or Live gigs at James Watt. I'm going to Glasgow Cali this year. Also been trying my hand at a bit of everything from modeling to Snowboarding (The latter I failed miserably at!)
Memories: Mr Fenwick trying to stop Kay and myself talking in History and failing miserably. The last day and Prom. Anything to do with Isla MacDonald.
Teacher: Mr Lawson Reason: He was one of the Many who told me that if I applied myself I'd get somewhere but more to the point he was the one I actually listened to plus he was a funny and nice guy. Friends: I'm still friends with everyone I wanted to keep in touch with.
Update:: At the mo am in America on a football scholarship. Havin a quality time! Recently went to the national tournament in Florida and got to the quarter finals so that was pretty sweet. Studying Health promotion Fitness management. Still really close pals with Tommy Moore and Calum Gordon. Yaldy!!!
Memories: Winning the Scottish cup when i was in 5th year. I had a minted time in sixth year, would probably do that year all again. Irene the dinner lady always deserves a mention. The great vodka incident is definitely a fond memory! lol!
Teacher: Mr Park, Mr Stewart, Mrs Smith Reason: The teachers mentioned above were just quality. I was always a PE man so the staff there were always really good with me. even in sixth year! Friends: Too many to really mention. Closest in sixth year were Tommy and Calum
Update:: SINCE LEAVING SCHOOL I HAVE A DEGREE IN CATERING MANAGEMENT AND PROFESSIONAL COOKERY, WORK AS A COOK FOR RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL AS WELL AS TRAINING TO BE A BARBER. Memories: GETTING TO LEAVE AT 3.40pm Teacher: MISS O'DONNELL Reason: SHE WAS A NICE LADY Friends:LOADS
Update:: I'm at Glasgow University with lots of smart people! Memories: The Common room was fun. Teacher: Mr Dunlop Reason: He played the piano so well Friends: My BF Chris
Update:: well, dear reader...mainly we have been concentrating all of our awesome powers on growing immensely shiny and silky moustaches. these have helped us to scare many random people, not to mention a few suspicious-looking pigeons, in the streets. we are currently developing an almighty monobrow and forming a band. its called "We've Got Dead Hairy Faces". catchy, don't you think? you should come along and check us out, we are brilliant at playing musical bumps/chairs at our infamous gigs and that.
Memories: oh our goodness us! there have been so many, everyday was a fun new memory lenore. we very much enjoyed chasing random boys around our tech classrooms with "chuckdicks" (basically a big chunk of metal) and sharpened sticks. this was mainly because they were stupid and ugly. Mr Wilson never noticed. we also enjoyed stealing stuff from Lawson's room (eg batteries from his fancy electric sharpener and glue and "beanhead" the helpless little bean that we secretly grew in the back of the classroom for a few years) hahaha. PLASTIC FANTASTIC YASS! generally annoying ALL teachers and being dead cool and funny and that.
Teacher: Mr MacLaughlan Reason: He made us realise our feet were too big by constantly standing on them. ouch and that. Friends: the gang


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Library Instruction Request Form
If you are a USFSP faculty member who would like to arrange library instruction for your class, please enter your request on this form. Sessions focus on the specific subject area requested by the faculty member and may also cover topics such as the online catalog, appropriate subject databases, related information sources, evaluation of materials, plagiarism and citation styles. Instruction sessions may take place in the library's instruction room (POY 218) or in the regular class meeting space if access to the Internet is available. Sessions may be scheduled during a normal class meeting period or at another mutually convenient time for the students and the librarian.
This form allows a USFSP faculty member to arrange for library instruction for their class.


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Building & Licensing, Education, Emergency Services, Garbage & Recycling, Health, Housing, Library, Planning & Development, Pets, Property Taxes, Transit, Transportation, Utilities, Waste Management Facility
Aquatic Centre, Arenas, Art Galleries, Battlefords River Valley, Camping, Community Centre, CUplex, Field House, Outdoor Recreation and Parks, Recreation Programs
See what The Battlefords and area have to offer for year-round leisure and attractions.
Why North Battleford?, Economic Profile, Investment, Site Selection, Downtown, Local Employment, Services, Tenders & Bids, Contact Us
Archives, Bylaws, Cemeteries, City Services, Committee Meetings, Contact Us, Council Meetings, Election, Finance, Fire & Emergency Services, Mayor & Council, Maps, Official Community Plan, Public Notices, Publication & Reports, Permits, Tenders & Bids, Traffic Fines
All dogs and cats owned within the City of North Battleford must be licensed and wearing a tag issued by the City. By licensing your dog or cat, Municipal Enforcement Officers will make every effort to reunite you with your pet if it should stray.
Failure to obtain a license is an offence under the Animal Protection Bylaw (No. 1888) and registration after January 31st of each year will lead to additional fees.
Pet License Fees
There are penalties for offences relating to pet ownership. Please see Schedule "D" of The Animal Protection Bylaw (No. 1888). Access Schedule "D" in the right column of this page.
Pound Fees
If your pet ends up at the Battlefords Humane Society, you must pay to release it. Please open the Pound Fees document in the right column of this page.
Dog Park
There is a Dog Park located on the East side of the City, just off Airport Road near Cameron McIntosh Airport. This is the only off-leash area available. A link to a map of the dog park area is provided in the right colum of this page.
Download: Wildlife in North Battleford: What you can do and who to contact
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The Derby Makers Project (DMP) is growing collective of talented makers in the city.
The project is created by Derby based photographer, Daniel Dytrych. It was started out of the love for photography and to provide a resource for the people of Derby, to find makers who make great things.
The project benefits the maker as they become more discoverable and the people looking for unique handmade products can find them through this collective. All of the makers in this collective I meet in person and find out about what they make. This is then documented in a blog post and shared on this site.
We are very particular with the quality of makers we feature in the collective. All of the makers listed are producing high quality works in Derby.
The plan is to carry on growing the collective over the next few years and to hopefully release a book. If you feel you know of a maker that should be listed, but isn't, please get it touch!
DMP is a non-profit project and funded myself.
Thank you.


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The Expert Halima Trailer (1991)
01 January 1991 Comedy 27 mins
Kamar, who just arrived at Bassra, falls in love with the young wife of the old Obeid. But, until now, nobody has survived to be able to praise himself for obtaining favors from this beautiful, capricious woman.
Watch the official The Expert Halima 1991 trailer in HD below or find more The Expert Halima videos on Vidimovie.


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See the Morning
- reviewed by Russ Breimeier Copyright Christianity Today International
- 2006 1 Sep
- How Can I Keep from Singing?
- Made to Worship
- Let God Arise
- Everlasting God
- Glory in the Highest
- Awesome Is the Lord Most High
- Glorious
- Uncreated One
- Rejoice
- Let Your Mercy Rain
- Amazing Grace (My Chains Are Gone)
In only two years, Chris Tomlin has gone from humble worship leader to flagship artist for EMI's Christian music division. Sure, he's long been well known in the contemporary church, with
With expectations high, there are multiple angles to approach his eagerly anticipated follow-up,
But styles and themes are tangential to this artist's work. His songs have been interpreted in different styles, his lyrics favoring simple words of praise rather than contributing to some grand thesis. As much as we'd like to believe that deep theology characterizes a good hymn, it's ultimately the marriage of an unforgettable melody and a strong lyric that makes it timeless to worshippers. Tomlin's success with songs isn't determined by how trendy the sound is or how smart the words are, but whether the melody grabs the ear and the lyrics stir the heart to praise.
That's his greatest strength, though to what extent is hard to say. All of this album's originals were created with at least one co-writer—and as many as four—but you can't argue with results. With the assistance of Matt Redman, Tomlin adapts the familiar text from Robert Lowry's classic "How Can I Keep from Singing?" and gives the title double meaning with as catchy and uplifting a tune you'll find in 6/8 time. And as with his previous standards "The Wonderful Cross" and "Take My Life," he successfully contemporizes the most beloved of all hymns by matching a piano-driven arrangement of "Amazing Grace" with a soaring new praise chorus "My Chains Are Gone."
If there's an equivalent on this album to his (currently) most popular song, "How Great Is Our God," it's probably "Glory in the Highest," a simple worship ballad with easy-to-learn verses and a single line of chorus that only gets stronger as the song builds to Coldplay proportions. Nearly as effective is "Uncreated One," a beautiful and quiet acoustic ballad that offers hymn-like stanzas and thoughtful lyrics evident from the title itself: "Worthy Uncreated One, from heaven to earth come down/You laid aside Your royalty to wear the sinner's crown."
Tomlin's gift of melody can also overcome weaker arrangements and lyricism. "Let God Arise," for example, would be fairly standard if it weren't for the strength of its steadily building chorus, making it one of the better driving rock worship songs of its kind. Similarly, "Awesome Is the Lord Most High" and "Glorious" (both previously featured on Passion's
Not all of the tracks are practical for corporate worship either. Though it's a good song, perfectly suited to Christian radio, you could argue that "Made to Worship" is more
Perhaps the album is a tad predictable in its pop-worship tendencies, and heaven forbid that worship artists start writing songs for radio play ahead of the church. But overall,


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Gti 04 no crank, no starter no selenoid
I got 2 GTI 04 without engines (my kids didn't take care of them)but all electrical and MPEM are perfect, i bought one engine and I installed in one gti, but I don't have any key,then I cut the switch and I interconected all 4 wires in there, then when I push the start button there is only one big beep and nothing else, no hear selenoid, no crank, no hear starter, then I play with the 4 wires from the switch and there are differents beeps. I got the same problem with both MPEM, I just read here one hour ago that this PCWs got the DESS system, do you think this is my problem? Can I eliminate this system and just put a normal switch? I don't have any key, what can I Do?
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Sorry to hear of your mis-fortune but I'm not sure you'll ever start these crafts without their DESS (digital electronic security system) lanyards. The one long beep means that you made contact with the wires from the switch that were suppose to be made, but the mpem picked up that it was the wrong key (because there was no key). The system was put in place to keep theft from occuring on their watercraft. The lanyard has a ROM chip embedded in it that is programmed into the MPEM (muiltipurpose electronic module) and the post is magnetic for reading and sending the signal to the mpem. The mpem controls everthing.
If your my age, then your first thoughts are to bypass stuff to make it run. You can't do this either, unless your one hell of a electrician, because you'd have to completly eleminate the mpem. You can take power off the solenoid and turn the starter over. You can take power off a 12 vdc wire and power up the coil. In theroy, you'd be able to start your motor, but guess what. The trigger coil assembly that tells the ignition which plug gets the spark is integrated in that mpem. So in essence, it cannot be done.
You have to put the post back together, you can order new lanyard post online, or take it to your local Sea-Doo dealer and purchase one. In the United States, it cost about $75 dollars to have all this done. If you can't find a shop local, you can order the lanyard post online, but you have to have the programmer to program the mpem. If you can find a mpem programmer, like on ebay or somewhere, you can expect to pay upwards of $1000 american dollars.
Sorry to hear of your bad luck, but you are stuck between a rock and a hard spot right now.
BTW, you keep crossing those wires to try to hot start and you could blow your mpem. That module is over $1000 to replace. Also, you say you replaced the engine. I hope it was with another 717cc engine, because that's the only engine you can use for the GTI model. And I just looked at the lanyard cap, here on one of our advertisers on the main page and they have your lanyard cap for $32 dollars.
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That system is made for just this type of problem. You can't steal a seadoo and try to fire it up no matter what you try. Or in this case install another unit if it's missing. You need a new programed DESS key.
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The original report by Reuters was written in a deceptive fashion that seemed to make this incident "about" the incoming Trump administration. So I edited it for our excerpt. You can read the whole thing at the link. Or see the unedited excerpt further below.
A U.S. Navy destroyer fired three warning shots at four Iranian fast-attack vessels near the Strait of Hormuz after they closed in at high speed and disregarded repeated requests to slow down, U.S. officials said on Monday.
The incident…occurred on Sunday and was first reported by Reuters…
"This was an unsafe and unprofessional interaction, and that is due to the fact that they were approaching at a high level of speed with weapons manned and disregarding repeated warnings," Captain Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, said in a briefing.
The warning shots were fired at the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps boats by the USS Mahan after it established radio contact but failed to get them to slow down, Davis said, confirming earlier accounts of U.S. defense officials.
Those officials, speaking to Reuters on condition of anonymity, said the Iranian vessels came within 900 yards (800 meters) of the Navy destroyer, which was escorting two other U.S. military ships.
The Mahan also fired flares and a U.S. Navy helicopter also dropped a smoke float before the warning shots, they said.
The disgusting thing here is the packaging by Reuters, which after several years of intense maritime provocation from Iran now frames the 8 January incident as if it's about Trump's warning to Iran during the election campaign. Here's the unedited version of Reuters' second paragraph:
The incident, which occurred on Sunday and was first reported by Reuters, comes as U.S. President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office on Jan. 20. In September, Trump vowed that any Iranian vessels that harassed the U.S. Navy in the Gulf would be "shot out of the water."
You have to read down a dozen paragraphs to get to an acknowledgment that this has happened before at all. And the Reuters report never makes clear that in Obama's last 13 months in office, Iran has unlawfully seized two U.S. Navy patrol boats; engaged in provocative behavior using Iranian patrol boats nearly every day; fired rockets at sea in extremely dangerous proximity to civilian and U.S. Navy shipping in international transit lanes; pointed weapons at U.S. Navy ships; and armed rebels in Yemen who launched anti-ship missiles at U.S. Navy ships in the Red Sea — a series of incidents in which Iranians were probably directly involved.
Consider how Reuters reports (or, technically, doesn't) on the unlawful seizure of the U.S. patrol boats on 12 January 2016:
In January 2016, Iran freed 10 U.S. sailors after briefly detaining them in the Gulf.
Can't make this stuff up.
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A surface-to-air missile and a surface-to-ship missile were fired from North Korea's east coast on Tuesday, just hours after President Barack telephoned the leaders of South Korea and Japan to reassure them that he would protect them in the event of any attack.
The North Korean government said that it was clear that America's "hostile policy" of the Bush era had not changed.
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The new launches came a day after the regime tested a nuclear bomb estimated to be the same size as the ones dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during the Second World War. Pyongyang also fired three short-range missiles off its east coast on Monday.
It is unclear whether the missiles were test-launches, or whether North Korea is trying to deter US spy planes from hovering above its military installations.
The rogue state has also warned ships to stay clear of its east coast, and is now warning that its west coast should also be avoided, suggesting that further missile launches are planned.
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The Security Council agreed on Monday night to seek a fresh resolution to confront Pyongyang's weapons tests. Possible action includes freezing all overseas dollar assets, imposing stop and search blockades on North Korean ships and withholding all but essential aid.
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The Chinese government said that it was "resolutely opposed" to the nuclear test, but weakened the tone of its statement from the strong words it issued in response to North Korea's first nuclear test in October 2006. It also called for a "calm response" to the crisis and expressed hope that the issue would be resolved through dialogue.
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