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My roommate's brother took over my lease. He agreed to buy me out of my 1/2 of the deposit ($162.50), which he will receive upon moving out. When I moved out, he claimed never to have agreed to that and refused to pay me. However, earlier in the day, we had this conversation via text messages: Me: I need 162.50 for the deposit please. Bring a check. Him: I don't use checks, but I carry cash :/ Me: That's fine. It's 162. I'm leaving at 9. Him: What time will you be back after that? I have to pick up Amber from the airport, and then I could come over The fact that he didn't question my first text is a clear indication that he knew what I was talking about and had previously agreed to pay, but I'm worried that the texts are vague. By the way, I left the apartment in perfect condition.
In this rough economic times $1162 in your pocket is better than in the person who took over your lease. Nonetheless, unless filing fees in TX are cheaper than in NJ, besides the aggravation, and loss of time you will experience going to court, you will pay a chunk of that $162 to file the claim in small claims court.
You might write the landlord and explain that since paid the deposit, and have not been reimbursed, when he vacates, you are entitled o the $162.
As my father used to say when I would complain: "Life is not always fair." Move on.
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Definitions for minuteˈmɪn ɪt
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word minute
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
min•uteˈmɪn ɪt(n.; v.; adj.)-ut•ed, -ut•ing
(n.)the sixtieth part (1/60) of an hour; 60 seconds.
Category: Horology
an indefinitely short space of time:
Wait a minute!
an exact point in time; instant; moment:
Come here this minute!
minutes, the official record of the proceedings at a meeting of a society, committee, or other group.
an informal written notation; note; memorandum.
Category: Common Vocabulary
Geom. the sixtieth part of a degree of angular measure, often represented by the sign ~.
(v.t.)to time exactly, as movements or speed.
to record in a memorandum; note down.
to enter in the minutes of a meeting.
(adj.)prepared in a very short time:
minute pudding.
Idioms for minute:
up to the minute,modern; up-to-date.
Category: Idiom
Origin of minute:
1350–1400; ME < ML minūta, n. use of fem. of minūtusminute2
mi•nutemaɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-(adj.)-nut•er, -nut•est.
extremely small, as in size, amount, extent, or degree:
minute differences.
of minor importance; insignificant; trifling.
attentive to or concerned with even the smallest details:
a minute examination.
Origin of minute:
1425–75; < L minūtus, ptp. of minuere to reduce
Princeton's WordNet
minute, min(noun)
a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour
"he ran a 4 minute mile"
moment, mo, minute, second, bit(noun)
an indefinitely short time
"wait just a moment"; "in a mo"; "it only takes a minute"; "in just a bit"
moment, minute, second, instant(noun)
a particular point in time
"the moment he arrived the party began"
minute, arcminute, minute of arc(noun)
a unit of angular distance equal to a 60th of a degree
a short note
"the secretary keeps the minutes of the meeting"
hour, minute(adj)
distance measured by the time taken to cover it
"we live an hour from the airport"; "its just 10 minutes away"
infinitesimal, minute(adj)
infinitely or immeasurably small
"two minute whiplike threads of protoplasm"; "reduced to a microscopic scale"
minute, narrow(adj)
characterized by painstaking care and detailed examination
"a minute inspection of the grounds"; "a narrow scrutiny"; "an exact and minute report"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
minute(noun)ɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-
sixty seconds
You will be logged out in one minute.; We're leaving in a few minutes.; twenty minutes later
minuteɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-
a very short time
It just takes a minute to fill out the form.; For a minute, I didn't know where I was.
minuteɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-
very soon
They'll be here any minute.
minuteɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-
used to ask sb to wait briefly
Just a minute, I'll see if she's here.
minuteɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-
indicates you think what has just been said may be wrong
Wait a minute - that's not what he said.
minute(adjective)ɪˈnut, -ˈnyut, mɪ-
≠ tiny
a minute hand-held radio
Webster Dictionary
the sixtieth part of an hour; sixty seconds. (Abbrev. m.; as, 4 h. 30 m.)
the sixtieth part of a degree; sixty seconds (Marked thus ('); as, 10¡ 20').
a nautical or a geographic mile
a coin; a half farthing
a very small part of anything, or anything very small; a jot; a tittle
a point of time; a moment
the memorandum; a record; a note to preserve the memory of anything; as, to take minutes of a contract; to take minutes of a conversation or debate
a fixed part of a module. See Module
of or pertaining to a minute or minutes; occurring at or marking successive minutes
to set down a short sketch or note of; to jot down; to make a minute or a brief summary of
very small; little; tiny; fine; slight; slender; inconsiderable
attentive to small things; paying attention to details; critical; particular; precise; as, a minute observer; minute observation
A minute is a unit of measurement of time or of angle. The minute is a unit of time equal to ¹⁄60 of an hour or 60 seconds. In the UTC time standard, a minute on rare occasions has 59 or 61 seconds, a consequence of leap seconds. Although not an SI unit, the minute is accepted for use with SI units. The SI symbol for minute or minutes is min or the prime symbol after a number, e.g. 5′.
The Roycroft Dictionary
1. The crutch on which the Hour leans as it limps into Eternity. 2. A space of time in which we dream of something that will never come true, or form a resolution that another minute effaces.
British National Corpus
Spoken Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'minute' in Spoken Corpus Frequency: #1653
Written Corpus Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'minute' in Written Corpus Frequency: #431
Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'minute' in Nouns Frequency: #109
Translations for minute
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
very small
The diamonds in the brooch were minute.
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- دَقيق، صَغير جِداًArabic
- много малъкBulgarian
- diminutoPortuguese (BR)
- drobounkýCzech
- winzigGerman
- meget lilleDanish
- μικροσκοπικόςGreek
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- pisitillukeEstonian
- کوچکFarsi
- pienikokoinenFinnish
- minusculeFrench
- זָעִירHebrew
- सूक्ष्मHindi
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- agnarlítillIcelandic
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- 微小のJapanese
- 아주 작은Korean
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- بہت چھوٹاUrdu
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It's the television reunion you've been waiting for: The cast and creator of Gilmore Girls are finally gathering at the 2015 ATX Television Festival.
"So after years of peace and quiet these lunatics have chosen to get the chattiest chicks in the world back under one roof? Really? Okay. You asked for it," Amy Sherman-Palladino said in a statement. "Gilmore was the highlight of my ridiculous life. I can't wait to sit with these unbelievable broads and relive a time where sleep did not exist where stress and coffee were mama's little helpers and where we all dove into the deep end together to make something weird and very very cool."
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In the emotional series finale, after Rory lands her dream job as a political reporter, Luke enlists the help of everyone in Stars Hollow to throw her a graduation party. Emily and Richard attend the huge gathering, at which Rory makes a speech thanking Lorelai and the whole town for giving her such a great start in life. Luke's thoughtfulness brings out an unexpected reaction from Lorelai. Finally, on the morning that Rory leaves Stars Hollow to start her career, Luke opens the diner before dawn to share a celebratory breakfast with the Gilmore girls. CNN journalist CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR makes a cameo appearance as a guest at the Dragonfly Inn.
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On the eve of Rory's graduation, Emily and Richard host a party and perform a song in her honor. At the fete, Lorelai and Christopher (recurring guest star DAVID SUTCLIFFE) reunite for the first time since their separation, and both are relieved to find that they can still be friends. Logan surprises everyone by proposing marriage to Rory--but she is too shocked to give him an answer and begs Lorelai to help her decide what to do. On graduation day, Rory and Paris receive their diplomas, and Rory finally gives Logan her answer. Meanwhile, Lorelai is embarrassed about her recent karaoke serenade to Luke, and he is hurt when he overhears her saying it didn't mean anything.
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As her final examinations approach, Rory has a scary dream about her future. Richard and Emily announce that they are going to buy a pied-à-terre in New York City--but Rory has some news that might change their plans. Later, Lorelai rocks a karaoke bar with a serenade to Luke.
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When Lorelai visits Luke's diner for the first time since their breakup, she finds that they are awkward and uncomfortable together. Later, Lorelai's Jeep breaks down, and she asks Luke to help her shop for a new car. But Lorelai and Luke's irritation with each other finally explodes into a fight--which Lorelai secretly takes as a good sign. Meanwhile, after Paris is accepted into numerous law schools and medical schools, she decides she must break up with her boyfriend so their relationship won't influence her choice of graduate school. And Rory gets a surprising letter that impacts her future plans.
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She is off to a fast start this summer and says that Ferris is on the cutting edge of training for community colleges with this new program.
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BIG RAPIDS – Andie Wirgau's passion for leadership and learning has led her back to Michigan to join Ferris State University's College of Professional and Technological Studies' staff as coordinator of the Doctorate in Community College Leadership (DCCL) program.
Wirgau, who most recently served as coordinator of student activities at the College of DuPage in Elgin, Ill., envisions Ferris as an opportunity to return to Michigan and make a difference in a program she fully endorses. A Lowell native and graduate of Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Wirgau has settled in nicely in her role as DCCL coordinator which she began June 14.
"Ferris is a great opportunity because it melds my two passions, leadership and lifelong learning," said Wirgau, who was active in course instruction, budget management, diversity initiatives and more at the College of DuPage. "This job is exciting because I will perform a lot of logistical services for our incoming students, do some recruiting, help with the admissions process, register students and more."
Understanding the challenges for enrollees in the program, Wirgau sees herself as a resource to students adding, "These are adults with busy lives who are pursuing their doctorate. We'll try to remove any barriers to learning and success that we can."
Wirgau says that Ferris hopes to both personalize and ease the experience for working adults who want to pursue a leadership role in community colleges. She wants students to feel as if they are more than just a name or number as they enroll in Ferris' DCCL program.
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Teresa Sharpe didn't want the average butterfly or tribal arm band for her first tattoo.
Instead, she made a complete canvas of her back, giving the artist free rein to design a skeleton key stretching down the length of her spine and a pair of wings spanning from shoulder to shoulder.
I didn't have a lot of friends who had tattoos, so I just jumped in, Sharpe, 28, says. Once I decide something, I just go for it. I don't hold anything back.
Sharpe's quick resolve will be an asset for the tattoo artist on the second season of the tattoo competition TV show Best Ink, which begins at 10 p.m. Wednesday on Oxygen. The Warsaw native will compete with 11 other artists from across the country for a $100,000 prize and cover story in Tattoo Magazine.
Sharpe has been a professional artist for four years, working out of local tattoo shop Studio 13.
I went back and forth about doing the show a lot, Sharpe says. You constantly worry about what if I do something horrible or say something really stupid. My friend put it best: The worst that could happen is that you'll be on TV.'
Sharpe watched the first season of Best Ink, but she says she couldn't imagine being on a reality show. Unknown to Sharpe, a fellow tattoo artist suggested her to producers searching for more contestants. She was then contacted by a producer about auditioning for the show.
When someone tells you you should try out, you kind of feel like you should really try out, she says. I didn't really think I was a TV personality.
On the Season 2 premiere, the artists must spray paint a graffiti self-portrait on a Los Angeles billboard while hanging six stories in the air to win an advantage in the Ink Challenge, where they will give their first clients a life-inspired tattoo. Sharpe says that for tattoo artists, the close proximity of the cameras and the strict time limits are challenges in themselves.
You never get used to working on a time restraint. We're all artists, and we're all used to living in a world where time doesn't matter, she says. But you're being judged on all of it.
Always showing an interest in art, Sharpe graduated from Warsaw Community High School and attended Millikin University in Decatur, Ill., to receive her bachelor of fine arts degree after studying drawing, ceramic art and painting.
For a while, (art) was a way to escape, and be my own person as a kid, she says. As I got older, it became a way to talk about myself.
Finishing her sophomore year at Millikin, Sharpe had to make a swift decision. The 19-year-old stepped in as the custodial guardian for her teenage brother and sister and became the adoptive mother for her newborn brother when her father died. Because of circumstances surrounding her family, Sharpe became the sole provider.
I'm one of those people who adapt easily, she says. I can be very logical and rational. It just made sense.
Moving back to her father's home in Warsaw for a year, she found a full-time job and took general education courses to stay on track for graduation. Looking for an additional summer job, Sharpe became a piercing apprentice at a tattoo shop in Warsaw. She began watching the tattoo artists in her spare time.
I like the challenge of it. It's not like someone is just asking for a painting; they are asking you to mark them for life. It takes a special kind of person to sit down and say, OK, I can do that,' Sharpe says.
With her oldest brother graduating high school and her sister making the decision to live with their aunt, Sharpe returned to Millikin in time to finish her senior year, moving her then 2-year-old brother with her.
My senior show was a lot better than if I hadn't had a kid, Sharpe says. He helped me stay on task a lot. I just couldn't go out and party.
Receiving her BFA degree in 2007, Sharpe moved back to Indiana in hopes of starting a career that would fulfill her dream and support her family. Looking for an apprenticeship, Sharpe brought her portfolio to Studio 13. Although she had little tattoo experience, her drawings proved she was a capable, formallytrained artist.
Before she actually touched a client, Sharpe spent five months observing other artists, taking classes on bloodborne pathogens and learning how to properly set up a machine.
By 2009, she was a featured artist at Studio 13; some of her first tattoos were for family and friends.
It's very nerve-racking for the first year, she says. You don't have any muscle memory yet, so every time feels like the first time you've held the machine. You have to have a pretty good poker face working with clients.
Working as a professional tattoo artist, Sharpe has matured her illustrative realism style. When she is not working at Studio 13, Sharpe travels overseas and across the country to tattoo clients.
With the premiere of the show approaching, Sharpe's emotions fluctuate between anxious and excited about the media attention, but she's ready to go for it.
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Companies and individuals can protect against pineapple devices, but it takes away the convenience that comes with automatically connecting, Kitchen says.
One way is to check the SSID or hardware ID on the router or network you're trying to connect to. If a device is showing that it can connect to a home network or corporate network away from home, there may be a pineapple around.
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Security consultants have in the past said that pineapples have no legitimate use. "Previously, the hackers' tools were developed so network administrators could monitor traffic to help them manage the networks, a real and appropriate use. Unfortunately, the hackers started using an otherwise-legitimate technology for their own nefarious purposes," writes PrivateWifi.com. The blog also raises concerns that the equipment is relatively cheap so now "anyone, with or without much intellect, can become a hacker."
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'Joy will come, but first there is night'
Karen Kissane In Melbourne, bells tolled half-muffled before the solemn service in a grand cathedral. In Kinglake, a crowd of 2000 watched children release 173 butterflies, one for every soul that had been lost.
Community remembers what, who were lost
Darren Gray, Marysville Mostly, it was about things that cannot be seen - memories, feelings, heartache and loss. Lost children, mothers, fathers and friends were all honoured, as hundreds gather in Marysville's Gallipoli Park.
Message of hope borne on butterfly wings
Peter Ker, Kinglake Glimpses of bright orange were once again dancing on the breeze around Kinglake. But unlike the flames of last year, these jolts of orange came in peace on the wings of butterflies.
Lesser lights illuminate darkness of grief
Barney Zwartz For all high-powered contributions of political and public leaders at the state bushfire commemoration at St Paul's Cathedral, the most powerful moments come from two women without a public profile.
Police vow to uncover arsonists
Daniella Miletic Police investigating deliberately lit Black Saturday bushfires say they will not rest until they track down those responsible for starting Murrindindi blaze that killed 40 people and destroyed Marysville.
'I think seeing things moving forward now has given the children hope and reassurance'
Peter Munro The people of the Kinglake Ranges are living with pain, building a future and vowing to never forget.
Nation to pause and remember bushfires
Jon Pierik Australians will pause today to remember the Black Saturday bushfires.
Creatures great and small bounce back
Stephen Cauchi It's been an emotionally wrenching year for wildlife volunteers, who have tended scores of burnt, starving and maimed animals.
From out of the smoke, photos and a grateful family emerge
Liz Conor We thought the photos were burnt too. The last thing my brother-in-law did was pitch the laundry bag, with the albums bundled inside, into the middle of the lawn, hoping against hope they would survive outside.
Charting a careful path through the ashes
Michael Bachelard Three days before the Bushfires Royal Commission was due to start the year, John Brumby sent an unusual letter to chief commissioner Bernie Teague.
Living with fire means facing up to our failings
John Schauble Within minutes of the local CFA brigade being turned out to a small scrub fire in the Dandenongs, a television news helicopter appeared.
Experts slam 'simplistic' fire ratings
Michael Bachelard New national fire danger ratings system is a shambles which should be overhauled for next fire season, some of Australia's top fire scientists warn.
Changed lives
Ian Munro One year on from the devastation of Black Saturday, the way we view the bush may never be the same.
A year down, a family heads into the light
Daniella Miletic On the eve of the Black Saturday anniversary, it is clear to Joy Lisle that the year has been hardest for her 14-year-old daughter, Rebecca.
'It was a very stark choice'
Martin Daly David McGahy had been operational for 28 days straight. He was exhausted physically and emotionally from fighting bushfires and then mopping up, finding bodies and talking to the families of victims.
Good nights, bad nights and an enduring faith
Martin Daly When night falls and Rod Liesfield is alone, he turns often to the photos by his bedside and says goodnight to three smiling faces.
The best of back-to-schools
Miki Perkins 'Where there is hope, there is love. Where there is love there is life. Where there is life there is Marysville'
Humbled by all the help
Darren Gray Ten months after the fire destroyed 14 houses, one church and 9500 hectares in the district, the trees on Murphy's farm had become a good measure of post-fire recovery.
Just quietly, the PM's here to lend a shoulder
Mary Alexander As Victoria prepared for a weekend mourning those who died on Black Saturday, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd quietly visited a family still coping with its own loss in Warrnambool.
In their words - John Brumby and Ted Baillieu
The Premier and opposition leader on a day that Victorians will never forget.
In memory of those who lost their lives
A list of Black Saturday bishfire victims.
A man of many escapes
Martin Daly The first thing little Bill Kellas did when the raging bushfires reached his Otways home, and his mother told him to run, was to grab his teddy bear.
'If a fire came again, I'd stay'
Selma Milovanovic It was the sight of kangaroos that made Mark Sawyer believe again that at least some things would return to normal after the big flames.
We will continue to renew
Christine Nixon It was clear from the size of the disaster that the reconstruction and recovery would take many years.
How kindness and hope rose from the ashes
Pat McNamara A year ago, one of Australia's most significant disasters led to our greatest collective act of generosity.
Police won't charge bushfire reporter
Victoria Police will not prosecute a former ABC journalist accused of breaching police roadblocks after the Black Saturday bushfires.
Voters back state on bushfire safety effort
David Rood Victorian voters have strongly backed the state government's handling of bushfire safety, days before the first anniversary of the Black Saturday blazes.
Remember the bushfires' other victims
Jo Wilson A quarter of those who lost homes will receive no compensation.
Fires under control: CFA
Bushfires threatening two towns in the Dandenong Ranges have been brought under control.
CFA braces for heat on public holiday
Sustained heat across Victoria, especially in the north, has prompted warnings about the dangers of fireworks and barbecues on Australia Day.
CFA 'changes code-red policy again'
Robyn Grace The Country Fire Authority has changed the way it calculates the new code-red fire alert for the third time this fire season, a senior weather forecaster says.
Extreme bushfire conditions worry authorties
Weather conditions in the Mallee and Northern Country have eased from a potential code-red warning tomorrow but fire authorities have warned residents and holidaymakers to remain alert.
Prince William tours bushfire-affected area
David Rood Prince William has landed in Melbourne on the third and final day of its brief visit to Australia.
Bushfire danger lessens
Cooler weather brought welcome relief to the state yesterday and the bushfire near Cann River in East Gippsland was brought under control.
CFA at centre of heated Facebook row
Thomas Hunter The CFA has became embroiled in a heated argument on Facebook after a light-hearted joke about the media sparked an outpouring of complaints and allegations from readers, some of them CFA staff.
Two regions on catastrophic bushfires alert
Thomas Hunter, Selma Milovanovic Holidaymakers and residents warned to leave the Wimmera today, as the region braces for a Code Red day - the first catastrophic fire danger day in Victoria.
Holidaymakers urged to plan escape routes
Larissa Ham and Thomas Hunter Holidaymakers are being urged to plan escape routes, watch the weather closely and leave early to avoid potentially deadly traffic snarls in the event of bushfires over the weekend.
Third blunder on bushfire warnings
Paul Austin Fire chiefs apologise and the State Government is left red-faced after a blunder resulted in residents under threat from a bushfire being given old information.
Bushfire warning system fails again
Robyn Grace Victoria's bushfire warning system has failed again - this time giving days-old advice despite the presence of fires in the state.
No site crash, just 'service interruptions': CFA
Mex Cooper Problems with website warnings as emergency services brace for extreme fire danger in parts of Victoria as heat and winds build.
Don't underestimate fire threat: CFA chief
Peter Ker Neil Beer knows well the stress that comes with living in a fire-prone area. Three major fires have threatened his home town of Yea in the past four years, two on Black Saturday.
Bushfire fears hit country tourism
Mark Russell Families are changing their holiday plans to avoid visiting bushfire-prone areas in country Victoria during summer.
Fire survivor raises heat on leaders
Peter Ker Jenneke Kylstra felt the awesome power of the Black Saturday bushfires first hand as she and other CFA volunteers huddled for their lives in Marysville.
Revamped bushfire nerve centre put through its paces
Jo Chandler Victoria's remodelled, re-equipped and rebadged bushfire State Control Centre was given a dry run yesterday.
The Age
Too soon for a memorial to the worst of days
Tragedy is hard to memorialise. If it has been a tragedy of historic proportions it will at some stage be captured by a piece of public art.
Firefighters hit back on leave claims
Peter Gregory Union leader breaks down in tears as he condemns what he sees as a slur on firefighters on Black Saturday.
Race on to find 'safer' sites in at-risk locales
David Rood and Darren Gray Fire authorities and local councils are racing to find places of last resort for communities trapped by bushfires in Victoria's 52 most at-risk towns.
Drug counsellor left in fire's path
Kate Lahey Staff at a drug and alcohol rehabilitation retreat in Marysville left a colleague behind when they evacuated to escape the Black Saturday blaze.
Victims were 'confident'
Dewi Cooke A couple who died trying to protect their Marysville home on Black Saturday were confident they could defend it after attending CFA information sessions.
Fire trapped victims on scenic track
Dewi Cooke Marysville's Lady Talbot Drive winds its way through state forest, near the Taggerty River, past picnic grounds and into national park.
Wait and heal before raising your monument, architect advises
Daniel Ziffer Bushfire reconstruction authorities should not rush the process of creating a memorial to the 173 victims of Black Saturday, according to the Australian designer of the monument for London's 2005 terrorist bombings.
State's readiness for fire season under question
Dewi Cooke Doubt has been cast on Victoria's preparations for this fire season.
Ember protection sought in new code
David Rood Houses in lower bushfire danger areas should have greater protection against ember attacks under Victoria's new bushfire building code, according to the Black Saturday Royal Commission.
Email 'intimidated' volunteer on eve of inquiry appearance
Dewi Cooke Police have been asked to investigate an anonymous email sent to a Country Fire Authority volunteer the day before she was due to give evidence to the Bushfires Royal Commission.
Fire threat eases as Victoria mops up after storms
Victoria is mopping up after its hottest day since Black Saturday ended with wild storms yesterday.
State's first fire-ban day arrives before Elvis
David Rood and Bridie Smith Has anyone seen Elvis - the water bombing helicopter, that is?
Questions for the linesman on 'pole 38'
Dewi Cooke The technician responsible for the maintenance of a power pole implicated in the most deadly of the Black Saturday fires had failed an audit of his work.
'Catastrophic' fire warning confusion for schools
Mex Cooper Fire warnings that could close hundreds of Victorian schools may be issued as late as 5pm the day before a catastrophic fire danger.
Power line 'rusted after check'
Dewi Cooke The last technician to inspect the power line implicated in the deadliest of the Black Saturday bushfires says a rusted wire found on the line must have deteriorated after he made his assessment.
First 'catastrophic' warning issued
Australia's first 'catastrophic' fire danger warning has been issued.
Fault from 1966 may have sparked deadly fire
Dewi Cooke A power pole fault that sparked a fire that tore across the Kinglake ranges on Black Saturday may have gone undetected since 1966, the Bushfires Royal Commission has been told.
Fire teams not ready, inquiry told
Dewi Cooke The region where most deaths occurred on Black Saturday did not have an experienced incident management team in place until after the deadly Kilmore East fire had begun.
Towns at risk lack last-resort refuge
Simon Mann As many as 18 of the 52 Victorian towns listed by the State Government as most at risk of bushfire could be without a designated place of last resort for people trying to escape fires this summer.
Inside the hardest of hearings
Dewi Cooke It is sobering for those at the Black Saturday hearings that they are not even one-fifth of the way through the death toll.
New funds for families hit by Black Saturday
David Rood Victorians who lost close family members in the Black Saturday bushfires and are suffering financially will be eligible for almost $11 million in new funding.
Sheds first, house plans later for trauma victims
Peter Gregory Bushfire victims who lost their homes in February's blazes could still be living in temporary accommodation next winter.
Australia's 'get-out' clause on bushfire slammed
Adam Morton Australia accused of pushing for 'get-out clause' on climate change that would grant it carbon credits from new plantations while pretending gas emissions from bushfire did not exist.
Control centre 'couldn't talk' to firefighters
Dewi Cooke The incident control centre managing the fire fight at Bendigo on Black Saturday was almost entirely cut off in its communications with firefighters.
The Age
Police chief's call for clarity must guide fire responses
As the roll call of witnesses to the Bushfires Royal Commission has been ticked off, a cumulative picture of the Black Saturday fires is emerging.
Power line had history of faults
Dewi Cooke The same stretch of power lines blamed for sparking a fire in the Western District on Black Saturday had a history of faults going back nine years.
Rebuilding on track, but still a long wait for bushfire towns
Mark Russell The head of the Bushfire Recovery and Reconstruction Authority says it will take years for towns ravaged by the Black Saturday bushfires to return to normal.
Lack of warnings goes unexplained
Dewi Cooke The Gippsland settlement of Koornalla, where four people died on Black Saturday, was never mentioned in urgent fire warnings.
Children worried about bushfire season: psychology expert
Children traumatised by Victoria's Black Saturday bushfires are experiencing a fresh wave of fear as predictions spread of another horror fire season, a Victorian child psychiatry expert says.
Stakes rise as role of power lines shifts to fore
Michael Bachelard Deep in the grasslands of Victoria's Western District, near the town of Coleraine, an ageing piece of tie-wire snapped at lunchtime on Black Saturday.
$193m plan to rebuild fire areas unveiled
Sarah-Jane Collins Communit facilities, schools and recreation areas are the centrepiece of a $193 million two-year plan to rebuild in Victoria's bushfire-devastated areas.
Black Saturday 'may incite arsonists'
Dewi Cooke Arsonists may have an "increased interest" in lighting fires after witnessing the destructive aftermath of events such as Black Saturday, the commission has heard.
Radio clash may 'lead to death'
Dewi Cooke Country police face another fire season with incompatible radio systems and transmission black spots, the royal commission on the February bushfires has been told.
Forced bushfire evacuations 'not practical'
It would not be practical or safe for police to forcibly evacuate residents during a bushfire, the Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission has heard.
Move to crack down on convicted firebugs
Paul Austin Convicted arsonists can expect to be tracked by police after they leave jail, as part of Victoria's push to make the state safer after the Black Saturday bushfires.
Bushfire survival self-help tools launched
Paul Austin All Victorians living in fire-prone areas are being urged to complete a self-assessment survey of their home before summer.
New fire policy: flee don't fight
Melissa Fyfe For the first time, Victorians will now be urged to evacuate their homes on "catastrophic fire risk" days.
Marysville seeks lots of visitors to kick goals
Jason Dowling Local football grudge match between Marysville and Buxton hotels more important this year, says organiser.
'Calculated risk' led to evacuation
Dewi Cooke Ian Hamill looked at the sea of faces gathered on the oval and made a snap decision. It was time to evacuate Marysville.
Oval fire refuge unprotected
Dewi Cooke Authorities knew that people were gathering on Marysville's Gallipoli Park oval for refuge on Black Saturday, but had no plans to evacuate or protect them as fire approached.
'Flames leapt 100 metres into sky'
Dewi Cooke Firefighters battling the Murrindindi fire on Black Saturday were faced with flames as high as 100 metres, a fire spread of up to 25 kilometres an hour, and a fire that was out of control minutes after it began, the royal commission has heard.
Brumby defends state's fire readiness
Dewi Cooke and Sarah-Jane Collins Victoria's preparation for the coming fire season has been criticised for lagging behind New South Wales.
Victoria has world's highest bushfire death risk: Teague
Dewi Cooke Victoria must face up to the prospect that it has a higher risk of suffering bushfire fatalities than anywhere in the world, royal commission chairman Bernard Teague says.
Bushfire survivors fail to claim $80m
Simon Mann More than $80 million of Victoria's bushfire appeal money is yet to be claimed by survivors.
National fire alert system to be built
Sarah-Jane Collins and Dewi Cooke A national system that will send messages to phones warning of life-threatening emergencies will be up and running in Victoria for the bushfire season.
Husband tells of death in a rain of 'red bullets'
Dewi Cooke A husband's desperate attempts to save his wife from the Churchill fire on Black Saturday have been revealed in harrowing detail by the Bushfires Royal Commission.
Quick decision on fire bunkers
Dewi Cooke Victorians could soon have access to the first regulations for fire bunkers after a decision by the Bushfires Royal Commission to release interim recommendations on their use.
Line likely cause of fire
The Coleraine bushfire could have been started by a fallen power line, making it the third Black Saturday bushfire taht may have been in part caused by electrical conductors.
Power company says line started Horsham fire
Daniella Miletic The Horsham bushfire that destroyed several homes and the local golf clubhouse was started when a broken power line hit a dry paddock.
150 set to appear at Churchill fire hearing
Adrian Lowe At least 150 witnesses will be called to give evidence at a committal hearing next year against a man accused of lighting a deadly Black Saturday bushfire.
Beechworth fire 'began near sagging power line'
Daniella Miletic The Beechworth bushfire that claimed two lives and destroyed several homes started near a power line on Black Saturday.
New 'code red' warning for dangerous fire days
David Rood Victoria's most dangerous bushfire days, such as Black Saturday, will be labelled 'code red' under a new national fire warning system.
Bushfire warning system unveiled
Mex Cooper A Black Saturday survivor has welcomed a new national bushfire warning system but doubts it would have made much difference on February 7.
70% of deaths from power line failure: lawyer
Darren Gray Seventy per cent of the 173 deaths in the Black Saturday bushfires were caused by the failure of electricity assets, the Bushfires Royal Commission has been told.
Battle lines drawn on clearing code
Ian Munro John Rischitelli's clear-felled front garden is probably not what the State Government expects will be the result of its new land-clearing regulations.
Study warns of treeless towns
Ian Munro Land-clearing rules passed by State Parliament have potential almost to completely denude towns in the Dandenongs and Upper Yarra Ranges.
Labor accused of failing to act earlier
Sarah-Jane Collins The State Opposition has released a report that claims the Government ignored 25 recommendations made before the Black Saturday fires.
Areas will be too risky to live in
Tom Arup Bushfire risk may make parts of Victoria uninhabitable, Emergency Services Commissioner Bruce Esplin has told a conference.
Two key maps predicting path of blaze go missing
Darren Gray Two key maps produced by senior CFA personnel predicting the path of a Black Saturday bushfire are missing.
Black Saturday duty officer ill-informed
Darren Gray The duty officer for the Department of Sustainability and Environment was kept in the dark about the size and progress of the fire that destroyed Marysville.
Brumby must face fire commission: Baillieu
David Rood Premier John Brumby should appear before the Bushfires Royal Commission to explain failures in fire policy, says the Opposition.
Land clearing, building regulations leading to 'false sense of security'
Lorna Edwards Residents had taken to chainsaws in Kinglake long before yesterday's announcement giving land owners greater freedom to remove trees.
Brumby gives permission to cut around council laws
Paul Austin Home owners will get increased powers to clear trees and other vegetation from their properties under a controversial move to prepare the state for another horror bushfire season.
Rebuilding home and habits for survivors
Darren Gray Steven Hedger has a simple saying: "If you want something done, give it to a busy person." It's a motto that many people around Buxton and Narbethong have also apparently adopted.
How an impromptu Noah's Ark fled
Darren Gray It was a different kind of convoy - two deer, two koalas, lizards and other animals - all scampering for their life along a dirt road in Kinglake West.
Survivor's ire over fire clearing
Darren Gray A Kinglake survivor has condemned authorities for failing to conduct more fuel reduction around Kinglake and Toolangi.
Living in the flame zone
Ian Munro Amid all the can-do rebuilding talk after last summer's bushfires, some are questioning the wisdom of development in extremely fire-prone regions.
Urgent call for fire bunker standards
Darren Gray Bushfire bunker standards must be urgently developed in the wake of the killer February fires, Victorian building commissioner Anthony Arnel says.
Warning for Black Saturday survivors
Simon Mann Trauma psychologists have appealed to Victoria's bushfire survivors to help each other through the difficult days of recovery.
People are taking bushfire action now
Andra Jackson and Darren Gray Action has already begun in the 52 areas across Victoria identified as most at risk of bushfire.
Focus on 52 high-risk towns as bushfire season looms
Authorities have identified more than 50 fire hot spots most at risk in what Premier John Brumby today warned would be the worst bushfire season in the state's history.
'Worst fire season ahead': Brumby backs Rees
Mex Cooper The CFA chief heavily criticised for his handling of Black Saturday will be responsible for keeping Victoria safe as it faces its worst-ever fire season, Premier John Brumby has said.
Commission lays blame on CFA and Brumby
Karen Kissane Fire chief Russell Rees and the CFA failed to protect Victorians from the Black Saturday bushfires, the Bushfires Royal Commission has said.
Firefighters to start earlier
David Rood Firefighting crews will start work a month early to prepare for the coming bushfire season, which authorities have warned could be a summer of unprecedented danger.
CFA chief gave it 'everything he could'
Karen Kissane Soul-searching, yes. But Russell Rees has no plans to walk away.
Back from the abyss
Simon Mann reports on the aftermath: the rebuilding of lives and communities, and the losses still being confronted.
Rural agencies catalogue failings in fighting last summer's fires
Karen Kissane In their first detailed admission of fault, Victoria's two rural fire agencies yesterday released a joint report cataloguing their failures during last summer's fires, including the Black Saturday blazes that killed 173.
Go-ahead to clear land
Royce Millar and Paul Austin People in fire-prone areas across Victoria will be free to remove trees and vegetation near their homes.
Undergrowth fuels concern for new fire crisis
Geoff Strong Across Victoria, along roadsides and on forest floors, fuel for a new fire season is building up and people are nervous, angry and confused.
State faces 'worst-ever' fire season
Peter Ker Victoria faces a fire season of unprecedented danger, with the state's fire officials expecting conditions to be worse than last summer.
No inquests until after royal commission
Karen Kissane There will be no inquests on the deaths of Black Saturday victims until after police and royal commission inquiries have ended, and perhaps not even then.
US firefighters reject Victoria's stay-or-go policy
Dewi Cooke Mandatory evacuations in the US had led to chaos on the roads, but US fire chiefs have dismissed consideration of Australia's stay-or-go policy as "irresponsible" following the deaths of 173 people on Black Saturday, the Bushfires Royal Commission has heard.
Kinglake fire 'impossible to suppress'
Dewi Cooke Deadly fire that burnt across Kinglake ranges on Black Saturday was of such intensity that it would have been "impossible to suppress", even 10 minutes after it began, royal commission into bushfires hears.
Call to investigate Brumby inaction on triple-0 system
David Rood The Bushfires Royal Commission should investigate whether a lack of State Government action on warnings to improve emergency communication systems hindered the response to Black Saturday, according to the Opposition.
Winners 'should repay fire grants'
Karen Kissane Bushfire victims who win damages in court should have to pay back to the relief fund any grants they had received, the barrister leading a class action said yesterday.
Victims to get cash help for injuries
David Rood Severely-injured victims of the Black Saturday fires will receive up to $100,000 to help with the cost of long-term medical treatment, surgery and rehabilitation.
Lockout risks
Lockout 'risks more fire disasters'
Paul Austin Another bushfire tragedy is likely in Victoria because Black Saturday victims have been denied a voice before the Teague royal commission, a victims' representative says.
Rudd queries bushfire inquiry lock-out
Michael Bachelard Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has contacted Premier John Brumby's office to query the fact that hundreds of families devastated by the Black Saturday bushfires have been shut out of the royal commission hearings.
Could the scene of a miracle be the place to remember?
Gary Tippet A town that defied Ash Wednesday's fury may have the perfect site for a fire centre.
Hope is a house taking shape in a fire-scorched valley
Michael Bachelard Bev Bullen survived Black Saturday — just. The flames licked at the back of her car as she tore away from her property near the hamlet of Reedy Creek at 6pm that nightmarish evening.
Burn-offs taint most difficult vintage yet
Jeni Port It's 7.30am, the sun's up and so is a team of 23 pickers ready to get stuck into the cabernet sauvignon at Giant Steps vineyard outside Coldstream.
Another blow for cancer mother
David Rood If Marilyn Langmead had only been diagnosed with terminal lung cancer last December, it would have been enough.
Marysville lives on, but without its collective past
David Rood As the Black Saturday fires bore down, across Victoria countless trailers and car boots were frantically packed with photographs and family keepsakes.
Kinglake church
Survivors give thanks to the church that stood tall
Darren Gray, Kinglake West The muddy forklift is parked to the right of the driveway, just across the gravel from the grey-coloured portable handwashing unit.
Public hearings likely to run into 2010
Michael Bachelard Public hearings of the royal commission on the Black Saturday bushfires are likely to extend well into next year as commissioner examines every aspect of the deadly fires.
Families died 'after CFA turned them back'
Karen Kissane, Kinglake Bush communities call for designated evacuation points.
Firefighter's widow to get full compensation
Simon Mann The widow of a CFA firefighter who died from injuries suffered on Black Saturday will receive full compensation.
Emotions still raw as the big men soar in Kinglake
A still-grieving town takes the first tentative steps back to normality over a game of football.
Fire brings regrowth
In bush footy, fire brings with it regrowth
Chris Johnson Despite losing 37 local residents in the Black Saturday fires, Kinglake footy club has voted to play on.
Sparks fly as MPs clash over Black Saturday fires
David Rood A senior Liberal MP has suggested Environment Minister Gavin Jennings may be culpable in the Black Saturday bushfire deaths.
Police closing in on Marysville bushfire arsonist
Adrian Lowe Senior police say they are getting closer to identifying the arsonist responsible for the Murrindindi-Marysville bushfires that killed 38 people on Black Saturday.
Fire toll down, but some victims unidentifiable
Bridie Smith Authorities raised prospect of joint memorial service for bushfire victims whose remains cannot be identified, as death toll revised down by almost 40.
Call to bury lines for fire-proof communications
Karen Kissane, St Andrews Power and phone lines should be underground so that essential services don't fail during bushfires, according to a woman who was stranded in her burnt-out street for 24 hours after Black Saturday.
After the fires, rangers call out to a marsupial emblem
Darren Gray The Leadbeater's possum has long been considered endangered, but after the February 7 bushfires, the threat to the species has been elevated.
No chance to answer Kinglake questions, says firefighter
Karen Kissane, Kinglake Steve Bell was an unhappy customer. The bushfire royal commission at Kinglake yesterday allowed local people to raise questions — not all of them well-informed — but gave no one a chance to answer them, he said.
Marysville vows it will be green again
Farah Farouque Marysville is the town a bushfire nearly vanquished, but its residents are resilient.
Toxic load adds to clean-up burden
David Wilson Toxic waste including asbestos, chemicals, batteries, computer equipment and paint will be among estimated 80,000 tonnes of waste to be dumped in specially approved landfills following last month's bushfires.
More victims identified
Coroner identifies 66 of 210 bushfire dead
Peter Gregory State Coroner identifies 66 victims of Victoria's deadly bushfires.
Post-fires grievances finally aired
Dewi Cooke, Myrtleford A lack of warning, poor mobile phone reception and little apparent co-ordination between emergency services have been among the grievances aired at the first community consultation into the Black Saturday bushfires.
Accused arsonist's property freeze
Freeze on accused arsonist's property
Kate Hagan The Churchill home of accused bushfire arsonist Brendan James Sokaluk has been restrained by the Supreme Court to ensure money is available to compensate alleged victims.
Festival, and rain, bring life back to the bush
Geoff Strong, Yea What was that about never raining, but pouring? A deluge washes out the last four events of the Yea Cup picnic races.
Sound relief rains down on the MCG
John Mangan and Patrick Donovan There were princes, there were kings, and there was Kylie. The Sound Relief concert had it all.
Second class action over bushfires
Selma Milovanovic Truck driver who suffered horrific burns when caught in Black Saturday fires will be among first plaintiffs in expected second class action against electricity company over Coleraine and Horsham fires.
$50,000 for those who lost houses
David Rood Bushfire victims who lost principal home to Black Saturday blazes to receive $50,000 within weeks to help rebuild.
Public banned
Public banned from community sessions
Karen Kissane Media and the public will be banned from the bushfire royal commission's community consultations to make it easier for local people to tell their stories.
Baillieu on the offensive
Dewi Cooke and David Rood As the royal commission into the deadly Black Saturday bushfires prepares for its first round of community consultations next week, a row has broken out over the Government's decision to use one legal team to represent all its departments.
Brumby slams Opposition 'finger-pointing' over bushfires
David Rood, Paul Austin A political brawl has erupted over Black Saturday, with the State Opposition accusing the Government of failing to do enough to warn Victorians of the fire threat.
Marysville return at least two weeks away
Return to Marysville at least two weeks away
Jason Dowling and Daniella Miletic Residents of Marysville will have to wait at least two weeks before they can return to their shattered town and start rebuilding.
Fire victims' green light to rebuild
David Rood and Jason Dowling Traditional timber homes will be banned from being built in areas of extreme fire danger and property owners may soon be able to clear more land.
Coroner eases process to ID victims
Coroner eases process to ID fire victims
Jewel Topsfield and Simon Mann Remains of first four Black Saturday victims could be returned to their families from today.
Hellish season ends
Heavens open and a hellish season ends
Marika Dobbin Worst of Victoria's catastrophic bushfire season over, authorities say.
Alerts raise arson fears
Blaze alerts may raise arson risk
The community's need for extreme fire warnings must be balanced with the heightened risk of arson, the Country Fire Authority says.
Ready for battle
Bushfire crews prepare for battle
Marika Dobbin More than 2500 firefighters battled through the night and thousands more will take up the fight this morning as Victoria faces one of the worst fire danger days in its history.
'Not crying wolf'
'We're not crying wolf' : fires, high winds to hit state tonight
Reko Rennie, Larissa Ham High temperatures and strong winds will combine tomorrow for a "fire weather shocker", with residents being urged to decide today whether to stay and defend their properties or leave ahead of the forecast severe weather conditions.
Push on for forced fire insurance
Cameron Houston Home insurance must be mandatory for those building or buying in bushfire-prone areas, the Insurance Council of Australia has demanded, with premiums set to soar in the wake of Victoria's devastating blazes.
Children ordered home in fire threat
Farrah Tomazin and Marika Dobbin Tens of thousands of Victorian children have been ordered to stay home as the state braces for dangerous fire conditions.
Battle continues
Heat, wind the enemy in fire battle
Marika Dobbin Exhausted crews will battle against forecast winds and heat tomorrow to keep Victoria's bushfires behind borders that now total 1100 kilometres.
Firefighter's funeral
Bushfire victim stands 10ft tall
Tony Wright A few years ago, David Balfour's son Daniel gave him a plaque for Father's Day. "In a child's eyes, a father is always 10 feet tall," it read.
Firefighters hurt
Firefighters hurt in battle to save city's fringe
Peter Gregory, David Rood and Marika Dobbin Two firefighters were injured and a house was destroyed in a blaze that menaced communities on Melbourne's eastern fringe yesterday and continued to burn last night.
National day of mourning
Humble yellow helmet our new emblem of courage
Chris Johnston After all was said and done - the ceremony finished, the choirs and musicians dispersed - there was a small huddle of people in bright yellow behind the stadium, talking quietly.
Service to unify a grieving nation
Service to unify a grieving nation
Reid Sexton Today's national day of mourning service is intended to be a solemn but unifying ceremony reflecting on those who died in Victoria's devastating bushfires.
Threat lingers
Threat lingers as nation mourns
David Rood Church and town hall bells will ring across Victoria at 11am tomorrow to begin a national memorial service to mark Australia's worst bushfires.
Nurses salve pain at victims' moment of awakening
Nick Miller As the nurses watch over their unconscious bushfire patients, there is an impossible moment they know is coming - the awakening.
Police back-up arrives
NSW police fly in to help weary local officers
Reko Rennie The first group of 150 NSW police officers has arrived in Melbourne to provide much-needed relief and assistance in Victoria's fire-affected regions.
Toll unlikely to rise much
Death toll nearing its final figure
Bridie Smith and Marika Dobbin Authorities say Black Saturday's death toll is not likely to rise significantly because many of the missing have been accounted for.
Marysville toll doubts
Doubts emerge over Marysville death toll
Lindsay Murdoch Policeman who helped save lives of about 200 Marysville residents on Black Saturday believes death toll in town will be lower than feared.
Accused arsonist named
Accused arsonist named despite lawyer's plea
Sarah-Jane Collins Pleas for the safety of accused bushfire arsonist Brendan James Sokaluk and his family have failed to persuade a magistrate to suppress his identity.
Tougher fire regulations
Tougher fire regulations
David Rood and Jason Dowling Tough new fire planning measures - including retrofitting existing homes and increasing heat resistance of houses in fire-prone areas - could be rushed through by the State Government.
Class action launched
Huge fire class action launched
Cameron Houston and Michael Bachelard The Brumby Government and a private electricity company face one of the largest class actions in Victorian history over last weekend's devastating firestorm.
Man on death charge
Man on arson death charge
Dewi Cooke and John Silvester A week after Australia's worst peacetime disaster, police arrest suspected arsonist and pinpoint "ground zero" - the spot where someone lit the blaze that killed around 100 people at Marysville.
Marysville arson fear
Arson fear on Marysville blaze
John Silvester and Marika Dobbin Police investigating massive Marysville bushfire say it may have been deliberately lit, suggesting more than half of all fire deaths could have been victims of arson.
Never again: Brumby
Never again: Brumby
Royce Millar, Mex Cooper and John Silvester The Premier will rush in new building rules to fire-proof homes.
'I've seen the inside of hell': Marysville now a wasteland of ash and death
Mex Cooper The town of Marysville - once considered "God's own garden" - has become a wasteland of ash and death with bodies lying in the street and just five buildings left standing.
Strathewen 'like a war zone'
Larissa Ham The town of Strathewen has been obliterated in Victoria's devastating bushfires, with locals describing it as a war zone.
Our darkest day
Our darkest day
Andrew Rule Terror, loss and acts of quiet courage have marked Australia's worst natural disaster.
Day of horror as inferno rages
Michael Bachelard and Cameron Houston Victorians today awoke to the greatest bushfire catastrophe since Ash Wednesday. A statewide inferno that may have claimed up to 40 lives is still burning out of control.
Fire contacts
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From the ashes
Devastating bushfires roar across Victoria in Australia's worst natural disaster.
Tales of survival
Mex Cooper reports from Whittlesea on how survivors of Victoria's deadly bushfires escaped the inferno.
On the fire front with the CFA
Fire-fighting teams in action, beating the flames near the Gippsland town of Labertouche.
Strathewen obliterated by fire
CFA divisional commander David McGahy walks though the town of Strathewen.
CFA volunteer describes horror
Volunteer 'Scott' tells 3AW radio's Ross Stevenson and John Burns he's seen things he 'can't talk about' fighting the fires near St Andrews.
Victoria ablaze
Video, audio, photo-galleries and slideshows tell the story of Victoria's deadliest ever bushfires.
Survivors' stories from Yarra Valley
Residents of the Yarra Valley use the cooler weather to reflect on the devastation of the weekend's fires.
'Worse than Ash Wednesday'
With entire towns razed and the death toll rising, the Victoria bushfires are the deadliest in Australian history.
'It was mayhem'
Kinglake West resident recounts his lucky escape from the flames that swept over his property.


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New Lawyers and Solo Small Firm Sections Happy Hour!
November 6
Join your colleagues for a FREE drink and appetizers! New and experienced attorneys as well as law students are encouraged to attend!
Thursday, November 6
5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
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And please join us for the New Lawyers Committee Meeting, which will take place immediately before the happy hour. All are welcome to attend the committee meeting!
Solo and Small Firm Section Breakfast CLEs
Fourth Thursday of each month from September – May
Solo Small Firm Section: Elder Law & Estate Planning 101
December 4
Elder law and estate planning have become fast-growing practice areas focused on the needs of an increasingly diverse population. Attorneys that represent senior citizens and their children in any capacity should be familiar with the wide variety of issues that are important to these populations.
Join us for our morning CLE as Sheila Kelly, JD and Kathy Tatone, JD introduce us to these areas and the ways in which they intersect with our own practice areas. For the last half hour, Sheila Kelly will faciliate a discussion about Elder Law and it's Impact in other Practice Areas, where we address your questions and concerns about the impact of Elder Law issues on your own practice area.
Presenters: Kathy Tatone, J.D., Your Family Guardian, LLC, yourfamilyguardian.com; Sheila Kelly, JD, Sheila J. Kelly Law Firm, LLC, sheilakellylaw.com
Registration (and breakfast): 8:00 to 8:30 a.m.
CLE Presentation: 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Location: Louisiana Café, 613 Selby Avenue, St. Paul
Credit: 1.5 Standard Credits applied for
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INTRODUCING JAMAICA WILD-AND THE BEGINNING OF A THRILLING NEW SERIES. The high desert of New Mexico becomes the backdrop for this debut novel of ancient rituals, restless spirits, a desperate female Fed, and a crime that could destroy an entire culture . . .
Bureau of Land Management Agent Jamaica Wild has witnessed the death of a Tanoah Pueblo man trampled to death by stampeding buffalo. The tribe has declared the incident a suicide, the FBI concurs, and the body is hurried to ceremony before the sun can go down on his spirit.
But Agent Wild suspects foul play. Haunted by the memory of the welts on the man's body, and the strange ecstasy in his eyes, she pursues her own investigation, which leads her into a labyrinth of clandestine Pueblo religious rites, peyote cults, and Hispanic and Tiwa witchcraft. But Jamaica has promised the mother of the victim, the beloved matriarch of the Santana family, that she will find out what really happened to her son. Until Anna Santana took her in long ago, Jamaica was a stray, much like the wary wolf pup she has just rescued.
When the tribal government and the local paper make allegations that Jamaica caused the stampede, she soon finds herself banned from the Pueblo, suspended from her job-and allied with an old, reclusive curandera who induces trances and casts spells. Ultimately, Jamaica will discover that the answer to the mystery is contained in another secret, perhaps the greatest secret regarding Tanoah Pueblo-one that threatens its future and its past.


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Local is a modern American steakhouse and bar located on Jackson's historic Town Square. The menu features both classic and specialty cuts of locally ranched meats and wild game alongside fresh seafood and shellfish, custom house ground burgers and seasonally inspired food. Owned and operated by Chefs Will Bradof and Paul Wireman of Trio, An American Bistro, Local showcases their passion for in-house butchery, with a focus on dry aged steaks, house-made sausages, an extensive wine list and an abundance of locally sourced products. Local offers a casual and vibrant bar atmosphere with over 12 local beers on tap as well as a relaxed dining room with contemporary western design. Local is the perfect spot to grab a burger for lunch or drinks and dinner with friend, all while you sit and watch the action on the Town Square.
COZY. RELAXED. ACCOMMODATING. That's Nani's...and, oh, so DELICIOUS!
Have you ever tasted the fresh, rustic, perfectly prepared ingredients of a culture centered around the family table? If you have ever found yourself amidst the pleasure of one of these unpretentious, welcoming and delicious daily feasts in an Italian home you'll know Nani's. Leave your restaurant rules at home, and come, relax and enjoy the moment with friends and family. Whether your dining choice is from our European style Regional Italian menu or one of our Italian-American Favorites, you can be sure we've prepared your dinner with care and the finest ingredients. And, while you are asking yourself, 'is wine a compliment to food or food a compliment to wine?', go ahead and notice the great values on Nani's Italian and New World wine list. Cozy bar dining, and Happy Hour!
Allow your senses to experience Nani's...IT'S A MATTER OF TASTE!
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Located inside a historic and beautifully restored 100 year old brick building, Cowfish offers a fun and lively atmosphere paired with excellent food and knowledgeable service. Our menu features hand cut steaks, local grass fed burgers, fresh fish and our innovative pastas and salads. All our beers are brewed on site by the Lander Brewing Co. Its popular lineup of refreshing, made from scratch microbrews includes beers that have won awards at the Great American Beer festival, the World Beer Cup and other competitions. Enjoy a romantic dinner in our candlelit dining room or a more casual dining experience in our pub. In the summer, we offer the added attraction of dining on our outdoor patio under a trellis of wild Cascade hops.
Westbank Grill pairs distinctive flavours with casual elegance creating an inviting dining atmosphere reflecting Jackson Hole's historic Western heritage. A large stone fireplace, dynamic open kitchen and stunning views of Rendezvous Peak provide a cozy setting for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The dinner menu offers a twist on the classic steakhouse with a modern American version serving prime steaks cooked to perfection on a 1,800 degree infrared grill, fresh seafood and signature side dishes. Entrees are served with a choice of a signature sauce that adds flavorful variety to the meal. The restaurant's extensive wine list includes 25 wines by the glass as well as a selection of organic wines. Westbank Grill is also open for breakfast and lunch daily, providing guests with a choice of both healthy and hearty options to fuel their adventure for the day.


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N7QT with AB1UH will be active from Raivavae Island (IOTA OC-114), Austral Islands 3-13 October 2014 as TX5Z (not TX5D as announced earlier).
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Raivavae Island
Raivavae Island is amongst the Austral Islands, located in French Polynesia. With only 905 people as the population, the island is a quaint little site. It is atop a dead volcano, which is its highest point of 437 meters and the Europeans first explored it. However, Tomas Gayangos – a naval officer from Spain – recorded it in 1775.
Raivavae Island – Polynesia's Lost Island
Enlisted as the most stunning islands, Raivavae Island is contoured by coral reef. You can access via the reef and reach a quay. The island is home to numerous sea birds that have nestled in the emerald lagoon, providing a surreal imagery to the island. if you want to escape the busy towns and bustling surroundings, then Raivavae Island is the place to choose. It is a paradise, with a tranquil ambience and exotic wildlife. It is made up of fern covered mountain slopes.
Raivavae Island is a majestic one, famous for its motu or islets that are shaped in the most unique manner and form stunning pools. Dense mountains and lush vegetation occupy the islets. The natives of the island are hospitable, friendly and extremely warm people. The villages of the island are known for keeping the traditions alive, from hat and basket weaving to making necklaces from porcelain seashells.
Villages of Raivavae Island
Raivavae Island is inhabited by 5 villages, which are Matotea, Vaiuru, Anatonu, Mahanatoa and Rairua. Each village has its own charisma, with colorful houses to set them apart. The villages are highly dependent on agriculture, as their main source of livelihood. The climatic conditions of the island have provided them the opportunity to grow a wide array of vegetables and fruits, from taro, cabbage, coffee, and oranges to potatoes. The island lagoon also provides a great source of fishing. Thus, the villages also live on seafood and conduct business out of the same!
Easily Accessible by Travellers
Recently, the island has been made more accessible for the tourists, with an airport of its own. There is also a port for those who prefer the sea than flying. If you want to learn more about the island's enriched history, culture and environment then visit a tiki that lies hidden between Mahanatoa and Bairua roads. Here you can witness Gauguin Museum and also Raivavae's remains. When in Raivavae, don't miss on the chance of going for a bike ride, taking long walks along the stunning beaches, and visiting motus.
Raivavae Island, with its blue lagoon, green mountains that Mt Hiro dominates, idyllic motu made up of white sand and its traditional life that is led by the locals makes this paradise island The Ideal Holiday Destination for those who want to experience peace, tranquility and a rich history and culture all in one place only!
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