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This might not mean that much to most of you,but a QB showed some resolve today for the first time in a huge playoff game(he offered a foretaste the previous week),and he outdid one of the legends of the sport in leading his team to the Super Bowl.He had a history of some of the most pathetic mental errors and,unlike Petra,he had never won any major championships to suggest that his F-ups weren't his destiny(he'd won division titles;however,there are EIGHT different geographical divisions,so that's not as impressive as it sounds).
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The A. circinatums are the last to leaf out (at least here). This one is just beginning but what a show with just a few small leaves!
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You do have to wonder about the similar timing of its appearance on the market but otherwise stock of this one I have seen here has appeared more strongly colored.
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RIO RANCHO — The regular season didn't end as well as the Los Alamos Hilltopper wrestling team was hoping, but the state tournament went about as well the team could've hoped.
The Hilltoppers picked up 82 points, tying their District 2-5A foe, Del Norte, for eighth place in the final Class 5A team standings Saturday at the Santa Ana Star Center. Along the way, the Hilltoppers grabbed a state championship and a runner-up finish along with a sixth-place medal individually.
Los Alamos brought 11 qualifiers with them to the state tournament, a good total despite not earning the finish it was hoping to in district the previous two weeks.
Los Alamos certainly wasn't going in with a lot of momentum in Friday's first round after back-to-back lackluster performances, finishing third in the 2-5A team championships — the Hilltoppers had won three straight district team titles prior to then — and third, unofficially, in the 2-5A individual qualifier the previous week and picking up just one individual championship.
But the Hilltoppers were able to bounce back at state and earn the finish head coach Bob Geyer was predicting at the start of the season.
"If you had asked me a week ago what we were going to do, I would've said something like 15th," Geyer said.
RIO RANCHO - Los Alamos' Lane Saunders earned his second consecutive title by topping an old foe to take the Class 5A 182-pound bracket.
In the third overtime period, Saunders slipped between the legs of Andres Villa of Goddard and, after a struggle, eventually freed his right arm, the only thing Villa was able to cling onto, to win the championship bout, 1-0.
The previous year, Saunders earned a title at 171 pounds. He is the second Hilltopper in as many years to win two consecutive individual titles.
Also Saturday, heavyweight Jonathan Schueler finished second in the 5A division, falling to Jasper Denetclaw of Miyamura. Denetclaw won with a second period pin.
Los Alamos came away with one other medal Saturday, with John Dermer placing sixth at 220 pounds.
More on the Hilltoppers' showing at the state tournament will be in Tuesday's Los Alamos Monitor.
Los Alamos' Lane Saunders and Jonathan Schueler are in the finals this afternoon in the Class 5A state championship wrestling tournament.
Saunders, at 182 pounds, is the top seed in that weight class. He will take on an old foe, Andres Villa of Goddard in the championship.
Saunders won the individual title at 171 pounds last season.
In the heavyweight division, Schueler will meet Miyamura's Jasper Denetclaw in the championship round.
To get to the final Schueler pulled off a huge upset over No. 1 seed Robert Gordon of Belen in the semifinal round, pinning him in 36 seconds.
The final round will begin for classes 4A-6A at 3:30 p.m. The tournament is taking place at the Santa Ana Star Center in Rio Rancho.
Los Alamos' Michael Moore finished second in the preliminary round of the state swim meet Friday and will vie for state titles in the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyles today.
Moore posted a time of 1:44.14 in the 200 preliminaries, a little less than a second behind top finisher Anthony Kim of Albuquerque Academy. In the 500, Moore (4:47.26) was about three seconds back of Jake Moffett of Sandia.
Other top finishes Friday included Jessica Moore, who is in the finals of the 100 breaststroke - she finished with a 1:08.46 - and both the boys and girls 200 and 400 freestyle relay teams, who also made today's finals.
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The last thing the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls basketball team wanted to do was give its opponent Friday any more confidence than it already had going in.
And with their quick start, the Hilltoppers were able to turn that confidence into doubt in a hurry.
Los Alamos' Makela Jones buried two long 3-pointers early in the opening quarter, helping her team get off to a quick start and, just as importantly soften up the defense of the Del Norte Knights early.
From there, the Hilltoppers were able to go back to their bread-and-butter of pounding the ball inside. The Hilltoppers prevailed Friday night at home, 61-43.
Los Alamos and Del Norte were squaring off for the runner-up spot in District 2-5A Friday. For Del Norte, however, the game was even more important, as if the Knights could knock off the Hilltoppers and get some help, they could tie up the Española Valley Sundevils for the regular season district championship.
Instead, Los Alamos took Del Norte out of its game early.
Los Alamos' Amber Logan, who finished off a brilliant regular season with 14 points Friday, said afterward the team's ability to find other scorers was an important ingredient to the Hilltoppers' mix, something that had been sorely lacking a week earlier.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys basketball team led the Del Norte Knights after one half of play, but struggled in the second half in Albuquerque Friday.
The Hilltoppers led by a bucket at the break, but Los Alamos head coach Mike Kluk said turnovers in the second half proved to be their undoing.
The Knights, who were in a three-way race heading into Friday's game, pulled out a 63-40 victory. That win over Los Alamos, however, wasn't enough to propel the Knights into the top spot as the Española Valley Sundevils topped the Bernalillo Spartans in overtime, 44-43 in Bernalillo.
Friday loss finished off the regular season for Los Alamos (2-24 overall, 0-8 in district). Los Alamos the No. 5 seed for the district tournament and will play 7 p.m. Monday at Capital.
The two teams were tied at 9-9 following one quarter, but Los Alamos outscored Del Norte (17-7, 6-2) 12-10 in the second quarter to take the edge into the break.
For the second Friday night in a row, the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls basketball team will have a key District 2-5A contest.
Unfortunately for the Hilltoppers, however, they won't be playing tonight for the position they were hoping to a week ago.
Last week, Los Alamos met Española Valley for the lead in the 2-5A race. That game, played down in the valley, didn't go even close to the way the Hilltoppers were hoping, with the Sundevils winning handily, 60-44.
Now, Los Alamos heads into tonight's game, its season finale, trying to hang on to the No. 2 spot in district. Los Alamos and tonight's opponent, Del Norte, are both tied with 5-2 district records with the runner-up spot in the district on the line.
Had Los Alamos come away with the road win a week earlier, it would be playing for the top spot in 2-5A. Instead, Los Alamos is trying to avoid sliding into third place. The difference between a second-place finish and a third-place finish in the regular season standings will mean the difference between hosting the 2-5A semifinal game and going on the road two nights after playing in the 2-5A quarterfinal round.
For the Hilltoppers, barring a disaster of epic proportions in the district tournament, they are a virtual lock for an at-large bid into the playoffs after posting 21 wins.
Los Alamos senior diver Madeline Le Scouarec does a somersault during her third dive at Friday's state preliminary round at Albuquerque Academy. She qualified for Saturday's finals in the event.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper girls basketball team kept pace with the Del Norte Knights for second place in the district standings Tuesday.
Los Alamos jumped out to a big lead after one quarter and held it the rest of the way. Bernalillo's Spartans tried to make a late push, but was well out of contention at that point and the Hilltoppers prevailed 67-53.
The Hilltoppers (21-4 overall, 5-2 in 2-5A) outscored the Spartans (6-18, 2-5) 24-8 in the first quarter and added to that lead for both the second and third quarters.
Los Alamos and Del Norte will battle Friday night at Griffith Gymnasium with a potential runner-up spot on the line.
Also Tuesday, Española Valley (21-3, 6-1) clinched no worse than a tie for first place in the regular season district race by pounding Capital 72-34.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper boys and girls swim teams will be looking to make a splash this weekend at state.
Both teams will be well represented at the state meet, which starts Friday morning and continues through Saturday at Albuquerque Academy.
The Hilltoppers have entries in all but two categories in both the boys and girls competitions.
Last season, Los Alamos' girls finished sixth at the state meet, while Los Alamos' boys were 10th overall.
The Hilltoppers are looking to improve on those finishes and might be in line to finish with a trophy if they can put together a good showing.
One of the swimmers Los Alamos will be relying on heavily for a good showing this weekend is senior Michael Moore.
Moore, who went the entire season not losing an individual race, is entered in the long freestyle events, the 200 and the 500.
In both of those races, he will be among the favorites. In the 200-yard version, Moore clocked a 1:44.91 during the season, which places him just a little over half a second of the best time recorded by Jacob Harlan of Cibola, who is the top seed with a 1:44.33.
There's considerably more work to be done in the 500 freestyle, however. Harlan is again the top seed and went 10 second below Moore's best recorded time in that event this year.
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The Bali High Court rejected an appeal from Lindsay June Sandiford, 56, who was convicted in January by a district court and sentenced to face a firing squad, said court spokesman Makkasau.
The decision on her appeal came last week, and Sandiford has 14 days to appeal that ruling to the national Supreme Court, said Makkasau, who, like many Indonesians, uses only one name.
Sandiford was arrested last May when 3.8 kilograms of cocaine was discovered stuffed inside the lining of her luggage at Bali's airport. During the trial, she said she was forced to carry the drugs by a gang that threatened to hurt her children.
The court surprised many by issuing a death sentence — prosecutors had only sought 15 years in prison for Sandiford.
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"We are disappointed to hear Lindsay Sandiford's appeal has been refused by the High Court in Bali," said Adam Rutland, spokesman for the British Embassy in Jakarta. "The U.K. strongly opposes the death penalty and has repeatedly made representations to the Indonesian government on this matter."
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Spend a week, a month or longer at this Cozy LAKEFRONT A-frame cottage located on Deep Creek Lake with approximately 100 feet of private shoreline to enjoy! Call Maureen to book - 301 370 2007
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morePolymers may be classified as either homopolymers, consisting of one single repeating unit, or copolymers, consisting of two or more distinct repeating units. Block copolymers contain long contiguous blocks of two or more repeating units in the same polymer chain. Covering one of the hottest topics in polymer chemistry, Block Copolymers provides a coherent overview of the synthetic routes, physical properties, and applications of block copolymers.
This pioneering text provides not only a guideline for developing synthetic strategies for creating block copolymers with defined characteristics, but also a key to the relationship between the physical properties of block copolymers and the structure and dynamics of materials. Covering features of the chemistry and physics of block copolymers that are not found in comparable texts, Block Copolymers illustrates the structure-activity relationship of block copolymers and offers suggestions for the design of specific applications. Divided into five sections–Block Copolymers includes chapters on:
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Likes: Love the look and set me very comfortable with only a slight feeling of putting you forward. Quality seems good and like the barbwire tooling.
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Quality: Nice soft supple leather that is superb. Tree design is probably the worst I have seen. It sticks out like a fist poking into the horse.
Summary: Great looks, just don't fit any gaited horses we have tried it on. Awful overpriced for something you can't put on a horse.
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SKYS OUToud is back!
With more than 500 people attending last year, this year's Same Sex Gender Diverse Formal is going to be our biggest and best yet!
Donate here.
Apply for a sponsored ticket here.This event is organised and run entirely by the same-sex attracted and gender diverse young people at Minus18.
SOURCE: Minus18
Young, queer and caring – what workers need to know
Carers Victoria is keen to hear from young people with caring responsibilities (14-25) who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer or questioning. They may be current or former carers.
Please share this link to our confidential online survey.
This is part of an exciting new project to better understand the experiences of LGBTIQ young carers and build online inclusive practice tools for workers.
Contact Meredith Butler on 1800 242 636 for more information.
This project is funded by the HEY Grants and the Victorian Government to promote the mental health and wellbeing of same sex attracted, intersex, transgender and gender diverse (SSAITGD) young people.
SOURCE: Carers Victoria
FYA launch Innovation Nation
FYA has a new initiative called Innovation Nation, which is all about encouraging young people to generate ideas and supporting them to put them into practice. We are trying to get 1000 ideas across a range of areas, and addressing a range of challenges facing Australia. One of those questions is:
How can we make safer communities for LGBTIQ young people?
I am guessing that you and the young people you work with have some ideas about making communities safer (you're the experts in this space, after all!), so if you/they are interested, ideas can be submitted here: http://innovationnation.fya.org.au/
Anyone who is under 30 and submits an idea can also opt in to be considered for the Young Social Pioneers program, which means getting free mentoring, training, support and… (drumroll!) …funding to put the idea into practice. The idea can be anything – big, small, local, national, international, online, offline – whatever. The only condition is that it has to have some kind of positive social impact.
What's in a group?
Genderqueer Australia (GQA) together with other trans and gender diverse groups are pleased to join Lotte Turner from the Rainbow Network who will be running a session about "What's in a group?: exploration of meaningful group work development and sustainability".
CREATEing Equality Launch
The CREATE Foundation are excited to announce a new project. Thanks to the HEY Grants and the Victorian Government, in 2015 they will work with young people in care or with a care experience who identify as LGBTQ (Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgender/Queer). The project will work with young people to develop resources for workers and carers to better support LGBTQ young people in out of home care.
This is where you come in, the CREATE Foundation are looking for workers who are passionate about this topic and currently working with young people in care or with a care experience. They would like to invite you to attend their CREATEing Equality launch to learn more about the project and how you can get young people involved in having their voice heard.
CREATEing Equality Launch
WHEN: Monday 2nd March at 2:30pm
WHERE: CREATE office (325 – 327 Queensberry St, North Melbourne)
WHO: Representative from all agencies (please forward to appropriate person if unable to attend)
RSVP: Thursday 27 February to email@example.com or on 9918 0002
Transgenderism in the Northern Territory
I am a researcher at Charles Darwin University. I am conducting a research project on the health and wellbeing of transgender Northern Territorians. To date, little to no research has been conducted on the health and wellbeing status of transgender Northern Territorians. Research which has been conducted on the health and wellbeing status of transgender Australians rarely, if ever, includes Northern Territorians.
The first phase of the project, an online survey, was completed last year. Following the survey's success I am now seeking to conduct interviews with transgender Northern Territorians or individuals who work/volunteer for organisations which provide transgender Northern Territorians with health and wellbeing services.
As I cannot attached further details with this online form I will happily email on request.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me or visit the Facebook page.
Transformed: A new trans and gender diverse therapeutic support group
VAC are now taking expressions of interest for their new Transformed group, which is scheduled to start on Wednesday the 15th of April from 6 – 8pm. The group will run for 4 weeks and conclude on Wednesday the 6th of May and is located at 6 Claremont Street, South Yarra.
VAC to run Transformed: a new trans and gender diverse therapeutic group program, starting April 15th.
Transformed is a group for trans and gender diverse people, partners are also welcome. Transformed is a FREE 4 week group for people who want to better manage mental health, relationship stress and to get support with alcohol or drug use. Transformed is run by professional and qualified trans and gender diverse facilitators. Those interested can call VAC on 03 9865 6700 to book a spot or email Jeremy Wiggins on firstname.lastname@example.com.
My Parents Think I'm A Woman, But I'm Not" by Joy Ellison
First person essay about being a nerdy kid who now identifies as genderqueer, and their relationship with a father who might not understand.
Sunny Drake (Australia/Canada) touring to Melbourne!
Internationally acclaimed, award-winning transgender writer & performer Sunny Drake is touring back to Australia in early 2015. His one person show, "Transgender Seeking…" will be in Melbourne on January 27-31 along with a few workshops on January 31st and February 2nd 2015
Sunny is delighted to be touring back home after the show has been translated into two other languages and toured to sold out shows and rave responses in 31 cities in Canada, the USA, Puerto Rico and Europe. More info below my signature line.
Directed by Gein Wong
** Sold out shows & rave responses in Europe, the USA & Canada**
Jimmy is trying to quit romance, cold turkey. An exposing, funny and tender look at ueer and trans* relationships including run-ins with the anti-monogamy police, online dating mishaps and figuring out whether to throw out or reinvent mainstream rlationship ideals. This smart, fast-paced take on dating in an age of social media and technology features visually stunning, highly interactive projections and sound.
Presented by Footscray Community Arts Centre a Premier event as part of Midsumma Festival
When: Tuesday Jan 27 – Saturday Jan 31, at 7:30pm
Where: Footscray Community Arts Centre, 45 Moreland St, Footscray VIC 3011
Cost: $25 full / $20 concession
Bookings: Visit Midsumma: https://midsumma.org.au/event/transgender-seeking
Access info: This venue is wheelchair accessible
Warning: Sexual content
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/1568841730013520/?ref=5
Website: http://footscrayarts.com/event/transgender-seeking/
Director / Gein Wong
Writer, Performer & Producer/ Sunny Drake
Dramaturgy/ Catherine Hernandez
Projection Design / Gein Wong
Composer / Njo Kong Kie
Set & Costume Designer / Joe Pagnan
Lighting Design/ Michelle Ramsay
Video Content / Alex Williams & Hisayo Horie
Puppet / Ann Powell
Promo Photos: Tania Anderson
MELBOURNE – WORKSHOP: "So You Wanna Tour the World with Your Art & Performance?"
Presented by Footscray Community Arts Centre
When: Saturday Jan 31, at 1:00pm to 3:30pm
Where: Footscray Community Arts Centre, 45 Moreland St, Footscray VIC 3011
Cost: $40 full / $25 concession
** Bookings essential**: http://footscrayarts.com/event/tour-the-world-with-your-art/
Access info: TBC
MELBOURNE – WORKSHOP: "Telling Your Story: Performance Writing workshop"
Presented by Writers Victoria
When: Mon Feb 2, 10:00am to 4:00pm
Where: Writers Victoria in the Wheeler Centre, 176 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne.
Cost: $130.00 (Member) / $120.00 (Concession Member) / $180.00 (Non-member)
** Bookings essential**:
Access info: TBC
For more info about Sunny Drake visit
Transmission – new Bent TV show starts September 1st 2014
Put it in your diaries, your smartphones and calendars, folks.
Bent TV has produced a new show – Transmission – which features interviews, panels and opinions on all things Trans* from many in the Victorian community including our very own Gem!
It arrives September 1st at 10pm on Channel 31.
Abigail Varney: METIS
Metis; male bodied, feminine people, captures the subtleties of modern gender and the way their unique environment encapsulates a notion of expressive style.
Abigail Varney's subjects are joined in celebration on women's day held at the Blue Diamond Society, the main NGO in Kathmandu that supports the LGBT community. This hub reinforces confidence through community and allows her subjects to be photographed unguarded and of pure self-expression. While Nepal has official recognition of the
third gender within their national census, the first positive step in paving stronger acceptance of sexual and gender minorities, their efforts to lead a normal life are still being contested.
Finding true connection with her subjects is what drives Abigail's portrait photography, her subject's join the bind of tradition and the contemporary and reveal a graceful celebration of their personal femininity.
The exhibition runs until 2nd August, come by and check it out!
Above is a link to the webpage where you will find more information, please feel free to share with friends and others who may be interested in this work.
How did you get through it? LGBTI older people with depression and anxiety.
How did you get through it?
Exploring strategies and service provision for older LGBTI people with depression and anxiety
Who we are and why we need you
We are currently seeking older LGBTI Australians to participate in confidential interviews. The interviews are part of a project to educate service providers about the issues associated with depression and anxiety for older LGBTI people. The project is a collaboration between The National Ageing Research Institute, Val's Café (at the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society, La Trobe University) and RMIT and has been funded by beyondblue. The project has been approved by La Trobe University's ethics committee.
We would like to speak with LGBTI Australians aged 65 years or more, from any state/territory who have experienced depression and/or anxiety – about their strategies for managing. Interviews will be conducted until June 2014.
For more information or to book an interview contact:
Dr Catherine Barrett, Val's Café
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Carolyn Whyte, Val's Cafe
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Dr Jean Tinney, National Ageing Research Institute
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Dr. Phillip Maude, RMIT
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Research investigating the lived experience of taking HRT
Hello, my name is Jessica Cleasby. I am currently completing the research
component of a Masters of Sexology at Curtin University. I am seeking participants
to assist with my research. We are looking for trans people who have undergone
hormone therapy for at least six months to tell us their story.
We use the term trans in an inclusive way, and would like to hear from people who
use (or used) words like transsexual, transgender, sistergirl, androgynous, or
genderqueer to describe themselves.
The purpose of this research is to investigate the lived experience of taking
hormone therapy. I am also interested to learn about treatment by healthcare
providers during this period and recommendations for service improvement. We hope
that this research will inform practice and policy to assist our healthcare system
to better support trans individuals, and the healthcare professionals who work with
We are asking for participation in two short interviews with a researcher from
Curtin University, and confidentiality is guaranteed. We anticipate it will take
about an hour and a half in total.
If you or someone you know would be willing to share your experience, please email:
Jessica Cleasby: email@example.com for more information on how
to participate.
Alternatively, you may contact the project supervisor, Matt Tilley on (08) 92664579,
Thank-you for your time, please feel free to forward this message on to others who
may be interested.
Kind Regards,
Jess Cleasby
**This study has been approved by the Curtin University Human Research Ethics
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the public, academics, lawyers, doctors and pastoral carers. If needed, verification
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University, GPO Box U1987, Perth, 6845 or by telephoning 92662784 or by emailing
Participants wanted for Griffith University LGBTI community research study
Researchers at Griffith University, with support from beyondblue, are conducting a study aiming to develop better strategies for preventing suicide in LGBTI people in Australia.
If you are interested in taking part, please read further information below and in the attached flyers.
Study Title: Fatal Suicidal Behaviours in LGBTI Populations
This project has ethics approval from the Griffith University Human Research Ethics Committee (CSR/01/13/HREC) .
Organisation: Australian Institute for Suicide Research and Prevention (AISRAP), Griffith University
Researchers: Dr Delaney Skerrett, Dr Kairi Kõlves, Prof. Diego De Leo
Project description: The aim of this study is to learn more about the processes that lead to a suicide in LGBTI individuals. This information is aimed at helping us develop better strategies for preventing suicide in LGBTI people in Australia. No previous studies have been carried out that systematically look into deaths by suicide among LGBT individuals in the Australian context and therefore this is a very important topic.
Participants required:
(1) The researchers are looking to interview friends and relatives of LGBTI people who have lost their lives to suicide.
(2) The researchers are also looking to interview LGBTI people living in Australia to be the control group for this study to allow us to better understand the differences and similarities between the experience of those who are alive and those who have lost their lives to suicide.
Participants must be at least 18 years of age and will be interviewed for around two to three hours, with compensation given for their time.
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In the news: Calls to help gender diverse children
While the term "sex-change" is a bit old-school, this article from Jill Stark of The Age newspaper, helps expand the issues around hormones and surgery for youth.
The major problem is that medical services are extremely underfunded in general, and gender clinics more so.
In the news: Gender Pioneers in The Age newspaper
We were interviewed by Jill Stark a couple of weeks ago for this Age Newspaper article.
Gender pioneers wage war with law and officialdom
I'm never happy with a "War" comparison in any struggle by the way, but it seems to be the thing to do when talking about difficulties people have.
have your gender preconceptions blown!
Read about a 17th century cyborg and have your gender preconceptions blown!
News: we've been listed on the GLHV website!
Good news for Genderqueer peeps: Genderqueer Australia is now on the Gay Lesbian Health Victoria website.
Click here to view the GQA page on the GLHV website.
Big thanks to the peeps who run the website for this inclusion!
New location for GQA gatherings!
We're on the move in June and at a new location for our regular monthly gatherings.
Hairy Little Sista
218-240 Little Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000
Hairy Little Sista on Little Collins Street is the location for our June gathering. So remember to update your calendar, or if you have a smartphone or computer, you can subscribe to the GQA calendar here.


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AZ yellow bells bugs
In the past I have always gotten brown leave on my yellow bells by now and this year is no exception. But this year as I have been trimming the leaves off, I have noticed either feces or black eggs from some bug? The leaves are often rolled up around the black stuff. Does anyone know what this and how to treat it
I know, I know! Leafrollers.
More info here: http://forums.gardenweb.com/forums/load/azgard/msg0921074620175.html?13
The culprit has been identified by Carl Olson, entomologist for the University of Arizona.
"Looks like that Tecoma eater is Antigastra catalaunalis, a pyralid first collected in southern Baja in October on Tecoma, later reared in CA on penstemon in April I believe. The adult pictures in some of the literature leave a bit to be desired..., and the larvae are well all over the place. It was described as a leaf-tier, which is good. I found them encased in silk in the rolled leaves here. So it's a good year for them. Mike Plagens had a picture on BugGuide of the larva, just like yours. Looks like it feeds on Sesame and they are working on plant resistance. It is Old World tropics and subtropics in origin, introduced here.
In Jerry Powell's book Moths of Western North America they call it the Tecoma Leaf-tier and note distributions. Their adult photo leaves a lot to be desired. On line there is one from Great Britain that looks much like yours.
It's a great year for it. Who knows if it is odd or not as this is our first go-around."
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Since the problem was first brought to attention in September, I found my TS infested with the nasty whatever, leafroller, leaf-tier, ???. I'm not even going to bother an attempt to get rid of it. I'm pruning now for bulk trash pickup and I'm cutting this plant down and stuffing it in a bag for collection. If it comes back, fine; if not, fine. I'm tired of the battle of the bugs. :(
I got my BT at Lowe's here in the valley. They carry the Garden Safe brand, and it seems to be effective. Just bear in mind you need to reapply frequently, since the new growth on the plant won't be protected, and that what these stinkers like best.
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