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RESIDENTS who live in Fishponds, Downend and Mangotsfield may see their post go undelivered after postal workers voted to strike.
Staff at the Royal Mail delivery depot in Station Road, Fishponds voted for strike action yesterday, in response to changes to delivery rounds that have been made by managers.
A 73 per cent return saw 30 "Yes" votes with 23 people voting "No".
A meeting will be held outside the depot tomorrow morning to agree the next steps.
But strike action will need to be held within four weeks for the ballot to remain valid in the event the issue is not resolved.
Communication Workers Union Bristol area official David Wilshire, above, said: "Local managers have been in denial that there would be a 'yes' vote in this ballot.
"They now need to wake up and realise that there is a very real possibility of strike action, should they not be prepared to talk seriously about a resolution to this dispute".
Mail is delivered to the BS16 postcode area of Bristol from the depot, including Fishponds, Frenchay, Downend, Staple Hill, Mangotsfield and Emersons Green.
Mr Wilshire previously told the Bristol Post that the dispute centred on "unworkable changes to delivery patterns" and what staff saw as a refusal to honour an agreement for increased annual leave opportunities.
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The Baja Wan-Thousand: A Quick Trip to the Tip
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You can do it!
Joined: Aug 2009
Location: behind BigWan, trying to keep my feet tucked in :)
Oddometer: 1,792
Hi guys!
Thanks for the kind words!
I know big rocks are always a crowd pleaser, haha!
Glad you're all along for the ride
Day 2: 2/18/13 Gonzaga Bay to San Francisquito, continued
191 miles
Coco's Corner
Hope he has cold beer!
Obligatory ride report photos of Coco's stuff...
Photos and license plates
Those giant ones made me laugh because I am 12.
Awww, tarantulas.
Back when we were dating, I gave Matt a pink toed tarantula.
(don't bother looking that up in the urban dictionary,
it's an actual spider
Coco wasn't there, but the ladies behind the desk had cold beer.
That's the stuff.
What we really needed was water.
All they had left were a few of these stupid mini bottles ("chicos").
We'll take 'em!
I was looking everywhere for NSFW's "PYYPP" sticker,
but I never found the one at Coco's.
Even looked in the "ladies" outhouse (though I'm sure Joel is too much of a gentleman to put one in there)
no está aquí
Oh well.
I did find a tiki!
Uh oh.
Hey, you guys - let's get out of here!
Before we left, Bartek put his blinker back together...
And then it was off to the Calamuje Wash.
Zoom zoom!
Scott and Bartek went off ahead.
Everyone was happy to be ticking off some miles after this morning's slow work.
Going down into the wash.
Hmm. Kind of blurry, but gives you the feeling of being there...
It was a nice change after all those rocks.
I wasn't looking forward to the next part (deep sand),
but it wasn't that bad.
We sent Goggles and Bartek ahead...
And made sand our favorite.
I had to ask Matt to stop for this photo.
It was too hard to ride and snap in this stuff...
I had expected worse so I was pleasantly surprised.
We still had a couple "oh shit" moments.
(here's looking back at one of them)
But, overall we were pleased.
photo by Barteknologie™
I think the other WanKers had fun, too.
Now it was on to Bay of LA.
We needed to feed the Bartek (and soon!)
so cute.
There it is -
Bahia de Los Angeles.
Fueled up. Matt also bought 4 more liters of water.
Then, it was taco time!
El Bartek, working on tacos #26 and 27.
This one is probably #32. It was delicious!
39 tacos down, 75 to go!
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We had 51 tacos in the first 2 days of the trip!!
Los hombres tienen hambre
(the men are hungry)
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Did you see the recent news article about the top 10% of workplace performers? It's from a survey done by Bloomberg Business Week. Let me get right to the punch line: a full 90% of those surveyed thought they were among the top 10% of performers in their company. Funny. And not funny at all. So, it got me thinking. What makes a good professional great? At VoicePro, I've had the privilege of working with people from all types of organizations, large and small. Each one brings an array of skills to the job, but the best of them display what we call the Five Great Skills™ . They are crucial in a person's ability to present his or her best self, work with and through other people, and achieve results even while navigating the enormous pressures of professional daily life.
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Everyone embraces the idea of good customer service. Management wants a satisfied customer, and the customer most certainly wants to be satisfied. In order to achieve this, both sides must put effort into the relationship. Here are five steps a business can take to assure good customer service, along with five ways customers can assist in getting the service they want.
Create an in-house environment for service. Good service begins with the attitude: "We're proud of our company, we like what we do, and we want to share it with you." This mindset cannot be restricted to front-line personnel. From the shop floor to the accounting office to the executive suite, everyone must share in the effort and be willing to live it day after day.
Put systems in place that support your commitment. Nothing breeds ill will faster than a stated policy that differs from policy as carried out. It's not fair to expect service reps to continually apologize for system errors or to promise action that is never forthcoming. A good customer care system doesn't happen by itself. It can take months—even years—of painstaking development, but the payback is well worth the effort.
Train everyone. Every single employee should be trained in good communication skills. The abilities to deliver clear messages, listen intently, negotiate, and handle difficult situations are especially worthwhile. These skills have value far beyond customer interface; the way people treat each other internally will invariably spill over into outside contacts.
Empower everyone to help the customer. When it comes to customer service, there's no room for it's-not-my-job thinking. The yardman who stops what he's doing to help a visitor carry heavy boxes into the building says more about a company's commitment to service than a hundred mission statements hung on the wall.
Reward good service. This means more than just an "employee of the month" certificate. It means job upgrades, bonus programs, pay increases, and other substantial forms of recognition. If you honor good service with meaningful rewards, you will have a staff of fully committed, service-oriented people.
Make your expectations clear. Whether you're hiring a consultant, purchasing a piece of equipment, or remodeling your bathroom, you'll get a better proposal, better service, and probably a better price if you state clearly exactly what you want. If they're forced to guess what's in your mind, suppliers and salespeople may keep missing the mark, resulting in Impatience and irritability all around.
Ask questions. Take responsibility for knowing what you're getting. Don't agree to something you don't understand, thinking you can work it out later. What is the exact price—with everything included? What's the warranty and/or return policy? How long will it take? Who do I call if I have a question? If you make sure your mental picture of the transaction's outcome matches that of the supplier, you'll save headache and heartache down the line.
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The Apache County CASA Program promotes and supports community-based volunteers who advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children in juvenile dependency cases. Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) are the only volunteers that are appointed by a judge and empowered to stand up for an abused or neglected child in court.
CASAs help to ensure that children who are abused and/or neglected are protected and assisted through every step of the legal process. The CASA generally represents only one case at a time, but any case may affect more than one child. CASAs interview all parties to the case, ensure appropriate services are being offered to the child and family, and obtain factual and objective information with which they make recommendations to the court at all review hearings.
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The Eagle Lodge and Lakeside
Cabins are located on the northern point of the Keweenaw
Proprietors: Liz Johnson & John Spivey
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October with outstanding northern style
The Eagle Lodge and Lakeside Cabins are between Copper Harbor and Eagle Harbor in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan (Map) Eagle Lodge is just 3 miles from Copper Harbor and 10 miles from Eagle Harbor.
Nestled in a wooded area on the shore of Lake Superior, all nine cabins have a good view of the water. This resort is located on the shore of Lake Superior, not in a harbor or cove. You can see 50 miles from east to west with absolutely nothing in the way.
All our cabins have double beds, fully equipped kitchens, a charcoal grill, Satellite TV,and wireless internet access. Linens are furnished for our guests. Picnic tables are located on the grounds. All the cabins have a lake view and are near the water. The beach is a great place for hunting agates.
Make your reservations early. Cabins may be rented nightly if available. Two-three day reservations preferred.
You can find many books and games in the lodge to take back to your cabin. The Game Room off the lobby contains a microwave and coffee maker as well as chairs and tables for reading or playing games.
The location of the Eagle Lodge and Lakeside Cabins is an important attraction. Park your car and stroll over to the Lookout Area next to the log cabin, sit down in one of the chairs and breathe deeply. You are enjoying a sight that few people see.
Lake Superior may be calm and quiet, raging mad, filled with heavy waves or creating ice sculptures for your enjoyment.
Whatever the season, you will be stunned by the beauty. During the shipping season, you can sit at the point and watch the huge freighters traveling to or from Duluth, Canada or the Soo Locks. You will often see breathtaking sunsets and Northern Lights.
Visit the Major Art Studio and Gallery, Artist John Spivey. Located at Eagle Lodge and Lakeside Cabins.
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Hedge laying is a country skill, typically found in the United Kingdom and Ireland, which, through the creation and maintenance of hedges, achieves the following:
A stem which has been (or is to be) laid down in this manner is known as a "pleacher". A section of bark and some sap wood must be left connecting a pleacher to its roots in order to keep the pleacher alive - knowing how much is part of the art of hedgelaying. It is also essential that pleachers are not laid down completely horizontal as some upward slant is required to ensure the sap will still rise properly through the plant - the required degree of upward slant is again a matter of skill.
Smaller shoots branching off the pleachers and upright stems too small to be used as pleachers are known as "brash" or "brush" and in most styles of laying the brash will be woven between the pleachers to add cohesiveness to the finished hedge.
At regular intervals upright stakes are placed along the line of the hedge; these stakes give the finished hedge its final strength. The uprights are often bound together by such things as hazel whips woven around the tops of the stakes.
Also known as Bullock style. This hedge was designed to keep big heavy bullocks in their field. This style is mainly found in Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire - traditional beef rearing areas.
Typical features:
As the name suggests this style is from County Derbyshire which is a mixed farming and sheep area.
Typical features:
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Typical features of the Westmorland style are:
A double brush style; this means that the twiggy ends of the pleachers are kept both sides of the hedge. Brecon style is practised in Breconshire, Radnorshire, Herefordshire & Monmouthshire.
Typical features:
Typical features:
The Stake & Pleach style is used in Monmouth, Brecon, Radnor N & E, Carmathen and Montgomery.
The Flying Hedge style (a low hedge on a bank) is used in Pembroke, Gower, Glamorgan Valley, Monmouth and Carmathen.
Also known as the Sussex Bullock Fence and has a double brush style, but the cut base of the pleachers can be seen. Sometimes a pleacher is laid almost flat at the base before the next few are laid at a normal angle, this is presumably to help keep the sheep at bay.
Typical features:
Now almost extinct, the Isle of Wight style looks untidy but is an effective stockproof barrier and is extremely quick and easy to lay successfully. Pleachers are simply laid one on top of the other, usually in alternating directions, with little of the brash removed, and then pegged down with crooked hazel stakes (similar to thatching spars). It is not suitable for domestic use or competitions, which has contributed to its decline, but is principally now used for restoring overgrown hedges.
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the Yorkshire style is a sheep hedge as used on mixed arable & livestock farms. It is laid between two arable fields – and is so designed that by the time grass has replaced plough land in the rotation system, the hedge will have grown to a normal height. The base is too dense for sheep to push under it.
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Typical features:-
The field is often on the same level as the road. The banks are sometimes faced with stone rather than turf. However these hedges are not walls which have stone all the way through, but are rather an earth bank faced with stone. These are known as Cornish hedges.
In this context, the word hedge derives from an earlier one meaning bank – i.e. the division between strips in the medieval farming system. The association comes from the time when after the 18th century enclosures each man had to dig a ditch as his boundary and pile the soil spoil on his side of the ditch. He then had to plant bushes in order to keep his animals on his own land. This 'digging down and stocking up' was very hard work and as a result when creating internal boundaries, the ditch was often left out but the result was still called a hedge.


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I have a scheduled date with the grocery store every Sunday, which is pathetic as crap, but it's my social hour. Once again, when I went to the store I went in for bananas and milk, and walked out with a cart full of
crap healthy snacks to send to the hubby. I decided to get semi-creative and decorate the box and here's what I came up with:
My mom teaches in an elementary school, so I included letters some students wrote to the hero's they've never met. I also include a card and pictures in every package I send my hubby, which I'm sure he loves.
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Fun Summer Sundays, Starting in May!
Come and have fun!
Beginning on Sunday, May 11th we'll be kicking off a Summer of Sunday afternoon activities. Continue the coffee hour fun in the backyard! There will be food off the grill, opportunities to get your hands dirty in the garden, time to just hang out, or prep vegetables for our Wednesday meal. If you've been eager to get involved in our church's food programs, but Wednesday and Thursday don't suit your schedule, come lend a hand on Sunday afternoons. Stay for fifteen minutes or three hours. No need to rsvp, but any questions can be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Dragon is a Yang,
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Reporting Instructions: CORe Code 1050
OTH Stipends IV-E Public Child Welfare Training Expenses
Used to provide stipends for full time and part time students earning the degree of Master of Social Work (MSW) and agreeing to work in the public child welfare sector for an agreed period of time once attaining that degree. Report 100% of allowable IV-E allowable training service costs to this line. CORE allocates the expenditures based on the current federal percentage rate to a payment line if eligible. The federal amount is allocated to and paid on Line 1065 Stipends IV-E Child Welfare Training Fed Share. The balance is allocated to CORE Line 9065, CW Training Stipends Local Share, a non-payment line.


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Eclare fans, please check in.Posted on 08/08/2011 by Lisa
SPOILER WARNING: Don't scroll down unless you've seen "U Don't Know, Pt. 1."
If you loved Eli and Clare as a couple on Degrassi, how are you holding up this summer? Last week, we had lots of Clare and Jake "cake-out" sessions... and tonight things got pretty steamy during Imogen's audition.
If you consider yourself an Eclare fan (or ever did), please answer the following questions:
1.Do you think Eli and Clare will get back together?
2.How long do you think Clare and Jake will last as a couple? Is Jake a rebound for Clare?
3.How do you feel about Eli and Imogen's big ole kiss tonight? (He didn't kiss Sadie during her audition.)
4.Imogen was pretending to be Clare during that kiss. On a scale of 1 to incredibly-freaking-weird, how weird is that?
5.How will you feel if Eli and Imogen start dating? Do you see it as a rebound thing or do they have real potential?
I know we've got some really sensitive Degrassi fans out there, so if any of you are having a tough time coping as Eli and Clare kiss other people, I just want you to know that the whole Degrassi community is here to support you. Feel free to discuss your feelings in the blog comments, on the message board, on Facebook, or Twitter. We're here for you.
p.s. If you've got something to say about Holly J's health situation or the Adam / Katie storyline, feel free to share your thoughts on those, too. (Holly J was trending worldwide on Twitter tonight! Nice job, HJ.)
Elmo or Elimogen or Imogeli or whatever you want to call them.
What do you think of Imogen?Posted on 07/27/2011 by Lisa
Hello, people who've seen Dirt Off Your Shoulder, Pt. 1!
Do you think Adam's right about Imogen? I mean... "psycho" is a strong word, but what kind of person injures herself just to keep someone she's never spoken to before out of trouble? Imogen seems to have made a real impression on Eli (putting tampons in your nose is a pretty memorable action), but I'm a little worried about the effect she could have on him.
Eli's going through a rough time, and I feel like he needs to spend time with calm, sane people (like, say... Adam). At the same time, I'm also kind of worried about Imogen. From what we've seen so far, Eli might not be the best influence on her either.
Meanwhile... Do you think Ziley are headed in a bad direction? What about Kenna? (I can't add anyone else to my worry list tonight -- it's full.)
And one final Degrassi thought of the night: I've never worked at a restaurant, so I'm not an expert on this, but there didn't appear to be much cleaning going on at that clean up party. If you've ever worked at a place like Little Miss Steaks, do things really get that wild after it closes up for the night? Enlighten me.
What do you think of Imogen?
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So does Jonathan Blow seem kinda like a pretentious douche?
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I just don't know about Jonathan Blow.
Heh. That rhymed.
No but seriously, I don't know. I liked Braid from a gameplay standpoint, even if I never beat it because it was fucking hard as balls, and I appreciated how the game mechanics tied into the story in a meaningful, thematic way.
But on the other hand, that story (at least what I played of it) was so immature and self-important, and it's presentation was more than a bit obvious. The violin music and painted backgrounds were just a little too artsy.
The dude put in a quote from a poem into his credits. Like, come on, dude. Have some sense of self-awareness.
And now it comes out that he put his new game out on the show floor at PAX, but didn't tell anyone. And sure, he could say that he wanted to reward people for seeking out something special, or that he didn't want people to feel pressured by long lines, but it also comes off as cocky. "Yeah, I ain't gonna show you my game. You gotta come find it, 'cause I'm Jonathan fucking Blow and you'll do it because I'm so fucking great." And then it turns out to basically be just Myst.
I don't know. Maybe I'm reading too much into things. Maybe he's a fine guy who doesn't have a high opinion of himself or his work. But that's the impression I've gotten from his writing and his interviews and stuff.


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Saturday was special. It was the day of the S.A.V.E
Summit. The S.A.V.E Summit was a HUGE Deal! Well let
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workshop for students that will be in middle school
next year. I'm in 6th grade so I went last year. It
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just as good!
All S.A.V.E members reported to the cafeteria of
East Garner Magnet Middle School (EGMMS) at 7:00. We
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S.A.V.E was started. We made key rings to show them
they were the key to stopping violence. The kids
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was started so they wanted to join more.
We had four morning classes then lunch. We had
pizza and got to talk to the kids. Our Co-Leader Ms.
Perry talked to the students about a program the TV
channel PAX was sponsoring called Speak Up. They
started a hotline that people could call if they
heard of a threat with a weapon.
After lunch we went to our afternoon workshops. I
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students about how to get community service hours.
We made Happy Spring Cards for children in Hospitals
or that were just sad. The students seemed to have a
lot of fun.
Lastly we had our afternoon assembly. The
students filled out surveys then went home. The
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If a little green might help restore Baltimore's ailing harbor, how can a lot be bad? That's the question city, state and federal officials are pondering as they weigh a local marina magnate's plan to fill an unused corner of the Inner Harbor with a large floating marsh.
Inspired by a pair of pint-sized experimental wetlands placed in the harbor two years ago, Dan Naor has proposed building a much larger one, covering 1.6 acres of open water in the Harborview marina off Key Highway. The chief operating officer of Baltimore Marine Centers said it's his way of joining the fight to clean up the city's major tourist attraction, which is blighted by trash, unfit to swim in and beset with algae blooms and fish kills.
"It's almost like, enough is enough," he said. "We really need to do something."
Naor's got space for floating wetlands because marina slip rentals have not recovered since the recession began in 2008. The harbor's condition is part of the problem, he said. Time and again, marina patrons complain to him about the litter and the look and smell of the water.
"We don't see this as an income source," Naor said, but "the true effect, if we can clean the water, we'll get more business."
Assuming he can get the green light for this project, Naor said he could build more, as much as 10 acres of floating beds of rosemallow, sea lavender and salt grass throughout the five marinas he controls in the Inner Harbor.
Floating wetlands could provide some much-needed fish and wildlife habitat in the harbor, which lost its shoreline marshes to development long ago. The floats also may provide at least token help, scientists say, in cleaning up some of the Chesapeake Bay's most polluted water.
But a year after approaching government agencies to seek approval of the Harborview wetland, Naor is still waiting, frustrated by a thicket of questions and concerns raised by federal, state and city officials.
It's not so much the marsh's size that bothers them, but the developer's proposal to build a walkway through the wetland, with three viewing platforms.
Jay Apperson, spokesman for the Maryland Department of the Environment, said state officials generally favor building floating wetlands, but want to avoid or minimize any environmental impacts from building piers and platforms over the water.
The National Marine Fisheries Service likewise said it doesn't want to see piers and platforms cover the water, even if they would be used to teach school groups and others about the ecological role marshes play. Over-water structures should be limited to "water dependent" uses, said federal fisheries officials, who contend classes could learn from the shore.
But Naor called the walkways a central element, as he wants people to experience the wetlands up close. He said he already has approval to put 80 more boat slips there, along with floating docks that would cover nearly as much water as the proposed walkways.
"Let's make a park, bring people in from all over and get them to see what we're trying to do," he said.
City officials, echoing the regulators' general praise, raised other concerns.
"It's a neat concept," said Thomas J. Stosur, the city's planning director. But City Hall wants to be sure the harbor's first large floating wetland is done in a way that doesn't interfere with continued development of the Inner Harbor waterfront.
The city also is worried the wetland may gather litter or otherwise become an eyesore. Naor said he'll make sure it's kept up, but Stosur said city officials want a legally binding maintenance plan — including a pledge to remove it if necessary when the shore is to be redeveloped.
And before any floating marsh goes in, Stosur said, the waterfront promenade that city plans have long called for around the Inner Harbor must be built along this stretch of undeveloped shoreline.
The promenade is a touchy issue for City Hall, as officials earlier this year finally settled a lawsuit aimed at forcing the developer of a Canton townhouse project to install a missing stretch of the brick waterfront walkway. Naor, who also operates a marina at the site of the Canton promenade dispute, was a defendant in that suit.
In this case, Naor said, he only controls the marina at Harborview, not the land, so he can't commit to the promenade. That's not good enough for Stosur, who said he wants to get the city "on firmer ground" about completing this stretch of the promenade.
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About Street Reads 2014
Brisbane City Council is hosting a physical choose your own adventure story around the Brisbane CBD and Cultural Precinct using QR codes. It's free and you can win prizes!
This is the second year Street Reads has run.
If you can't wait until September for this year's event, click here to do last year's stories!
Rather than reading the Choose Your Own Adventure in printed book form, our project will be placing QR codes on Council bins and pavement posters around Brisbane city and the Cultural Precinct that you can scan with your smart phone. Once you read or listened to the next part of the adventure you can choose from several options to continue your story.
Each new part of the story takes place in the location of the QR code, showcasing Brisbane landmarks in a whole new way!
You can start the adventure from one of two locations: The main start code in Reddacliff Place, on the pathway between the yellow and orange library cubes; or at the second start code in the State Library forecourt between the library cafe and the steps to The Edge; and then branch off into one of three separate stories. Will you choose to be a pirate captain, survive the invasion of mutant insects or remake Brisbane in a pixellated virtual reality?
This year each story can be enjoyed one of two ways: You can listen to the story as it is narrated to you via audio; or you can read the story yourself on your smart phone.
To help you make it to the end, we will be providing discounts to local stores for each person who finishes a branch as well as the chance to win the grand prizes!
When does it start?
On the first day of the Brisbane Writer's Festival, the 3rd September – 14th of September 2014
You can start the adventure from one of two locations: The main start code in Reddacliff Place, on the pathway between the yellow and orange library cubes; or at the second start code in the State Library forecourt between the library cafe and the steps to The Edge.
You can do the adventure any time you want during the event.
Hey, it's your adventure.
While you can only do Street Reads 2014 in September, you CAN do the stories from Street Reads 2013 right now! Click here to download your map! Get a feel for the experience that awaits you in September.
Don't have a smart phone? Take a tour!
For those who don't have a smart phone or want to do the story with a fellow adventurer, why not take one of our tours?
Brisbane Writers' Festival volunteers will be conducting 'tours' of the adventures during the weekend of the writers' festival, on the 6th and 7th of September 2014. There will be three tours a day running, alternating between the start locations at Redacliff Place and the State Library. See below for the schedule:
- Sat 6th Sept: 11am at State Library of Queensland Start Location
- Sat 6th Sept: 1pm at Redacliff Place Start Location
- Sat 6th Sept: 3pm at State Library of Queensland Start Location
- Sun 7th Sept: 11am at Redacliff Place Start Location
- Sun 7th Sept: 1pm at State Library of Queensland Start Location
- Sun 7th Sept: 3pm at Redacliff Place Start Location
Refer to the map on this page for the start locations and just look out for the volunteers in the BWF t-shirts!
Age group
10+ Basically, anyone who has access to a smart phone!
Suitable for younger families with parental supervision. Please find specific rating for each story below:
Guardian Of The Nexus: G rating
A Pirate Captain: PG rating
Rise of the Roaches: M 15+ rating
What do I need?
- A smart phone with data allowances or internet enabled tablet.
- A QR code reader application. Download your free QR code App from the iTunes or Android App stores.
- If you have a portable charge block for your phone we recommend you bring it along. Playing audio can wear down your phone's battery faster than normal!
- Your walking shoes (and perhaps some sunscreen and a hat).
- As many people as you can bring along!
How does it work?
- Use the QR code App on your smart phone or tablet to scan the code on the sticker in Reddacliff Place or the State Library.
- Load the webpage and 'read' the story, 'hear' the music and narration, and 'see' the art merge fiction and reality.
- Choose which adventure you want to follow, look for the next sticker and scan again. (All posters will be on the side of pavement stickers). The Pirate, mutant roach and virtual game stories have different icon's on their posters so you know you're following the right story.
- When you reach the end of your adventure, upload your adventure photos to your social media of choice (Twitter, Facebook or Instagram) with the appropriate hashtags (#streetreads) to be in the draw to win some awesome prizes.
- Go back and try it again!
What is a QR Code?
A Quick Response Code, commonly known as a QR code, is a barcode made of small black squares and rectangles arranged in a square pattern, QR codes can be read by QR readers or scanners that uses the camera on a smart phone or device. QR codes direct users to text, web content or other information. In Street Reads, QR codes link to online information including maps, text, webpages, images or audio files.
As part of the adventures we'll be asking you to do 'activities' and get photographic evidence.
To be eligible for the grand prizes you have to upload your photos to your Twitter, Facebook or Instagram account with two hashtags: #streetreads, and the hashtag for the adventure you took part in. The more photos you upload, the more entries you get into the grand prize draw! The top five entries will be picked by producer Emily Craven and Brisbane City Council co-ordinator David Gerrand.
Also, each participant that finishes an adventure will get a two for one drink voucher from the Shingle Inn.
The Grand Prize currently includes:
- A private gondola ride for up to 6 people (valued at $95) on the Wheel of Brisbane,
- A High Tea for two from the Shingle Inn and,
- A $100 book and T-shirt pack from the Brisbane Writers Festival.
There will also be four runner-up prizes, each with a double pass to the Wheel of Brisbane (value at $35), a Time Keeper Music cd and a $50 voucher (of your choice from either iTunes, Amazon or Kobo).
- There is one grand prize pack and four runner-up prizes to be won.
- Entry to win prizes must be completed by posting your adventure photos to social media and hashtagging them before midnight AEST on the final day of the Street Reads event (16th of September 2014).
- Entrants need their parent/guardian's permission to enter if they are under 18.
- Entries will be judged and prizes allocated on the 22th September. Entries are judged by Emily Craven and David Gerrand. All decisions are final and no feedback will be given.
- Winners will be contacted via their social media account by Tuesday 23rd September to arrange delivery of the prize.
- Entrants who do not win a prize will not be contacted.
- In the event that a prize winner does not response to the notification email within three business days, they forfeit the prize and it will be reallocated to another entrant.
- Each winner will be asked to provide an email and/or postal address for the delivery of the prizes.
- Entrant details will not be kept or used for any other purpose after the prize draw.
Play Safe
You will need a smart phone or tablet with Internet access and a QR reader to participate in Street Reads. Every attempt has been made to ensure download size is minimal.
Allow approximately 30 minutes to complete one story of Street Reads. Allow enough time to play all three! Be aware of your surroundings and ensure you follow road rules and be safe while you participate in Street Reads. If one of the stickers is missing or damaged, please contact council on (07) 3403 8888 or email creative (dot) communities (at) brisbane (dot) qld (dot) gov (dot) au with a photo of the location.
What Are The Adventures 2014?
Guardian of the Nexus
You are uploading your avatar into the Nexus Brisbane Virtual City Simulator, just another traveller checking out cyberspace. But something is seriously wrong. You'll be racing against time to work with or against two escaped A.I.s while the very buildings of Brisbane are transformed around you. Will you choose the path of chaos or order?
A Pirate Captain
YOU are a notorious buccaneer whose ship is docked in Brisbane while you prepare to outfit her for your next voyage. Pirates face danger on land as well as at sea, and in gathering skilled crewmates and vital equipment you'll need to race against enemies including your rival, the dastardly Captain Neckbeard. Grab your pirate patch and start an adventure. Yo-ho!
Dressing up in costume for this adventure is highly recommended!
Rise of the Roaches
Brisbane is about to be over-run with mutant brain-eating cockroaches, and you're at Ground Zero. Can you rally the defence of the city? Can you derail the nefarious plans of the shadowy consortium behind the invasion? First you need to survive. Strap yourself in for an adventure that crosses Matthew Reilly with Mutant cockroaches!
What Are The Adventures I Can Play Any Time?
Death Works: Training Day
It's your first day on the job with Death. You'll learn that it's not just about sending souls to the afterlife. Find out more here!
Strange Daze: A Zombie Apocalypse
You're a student and out to learn about Brisbane's art. But instead of a pleasant stroll, you find yourself running from the living dead and instead of learning about art, you're learning how to survive. Fast. Find out more here!
The (Hero's) Apprentice
You've been literally plucked from the crowd and chosen to be the reigning Hero's new Apprentice, but are you heroic enough to take on the challenge? Find out more here!


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ALBANY, Ga. -- During the last several decades, people have been using the method of vein stripping to deal with varicose veins.
Those days may soon be over.
Several doctors with Albany Surgical have been utilizing what some have called the "lunch break" surgery by using radiofrequency waves to resolve the condition by heating and sealing a vein via the ClosureFast procedure.
"It does a good job of closing veins," said Dr. Price Corr. "It heats it up (the vein) to a certain temperature and scars it down."
In all, the surgery takes about 10-15 minutes, hence its nickname. Local anesthesia is used on the area, and depending on the circumstances, the procedure may require several treatments going up to 120 degrees for some patients.
The doctors at Albany Surgical have been performing the procedure since 2004. It is usually covered by Medicare and health insurance. On average, about 30 such procedures are done in the office per month.
"We are moving the direction of doing more," Corr said.
Corr has actually had the procedure done on his right leg in Arizona by the doctor that trained him. "It's made my leg feel better," he said. "I've noticed a big difference."
Albany Surgical is among the first in the southeastern United States to invest in such technology, Corr said.
Veins take blood back to the heart. There are deep sets and surface sets of veins throughout the body to get the job done, but they can't do it alone.
"They don't have pumps except the muscles in the body," Corr explained. "The deep veins are inside the muscle and they have valves that are one-way. The surface system pumps blood into the deep system; the deep system is like an interstate."
There are also perforating veins that connect the deep and surface systems.
When a valve leaks, the blood pools, which in turn leads to color changes and ulcers. This is caused by venous insufficiency, which can be found on ultrasound exams.
Ultrasound technology just on its own has contributed a great deal to how vein problems are diagnosed and treated.
"With the evolution of high-definition ultrasound, we can see the valve and where the valve is leaking," Corr said.
The saphenous vein, a superficial vein in the leg, is where many people tend to have problems, Corr said.
Compression stockings are typically the first course of action Corr recommends for his patients. Vein strippings, or phlebectomies, are still performed, but not to the same degree they were before.
"We do vein strippings, but not long and deep," Corr said. "We used to do them blindly."
Severe varicose veins impact 25-30 million Americans with pain, swelling and disfigurement. The problem typically occurs during middle age, with most patients being women due to hormonal influences and pregnancy.
There are multiple impacts the "lunch break" surgery can have on a patient, the surgeon said.
"It has been said that this is not necessarily something that will make a difference in length of life, but it will help with the quality of life," Corr said. "That's not necessarily true. Bad valves in the heart put pressure on legs; (vein problems) can lead to heart disease."
Rita Adams can attest to the benefits of the procedure. Adams, who is
a nurse at Palmyra Medical Center, had leg pain she initially thought was being caused by a pre-existing condition.
It turns out she had a venous occlusion.
"I started noticing a pain in my legs," she recalled. "I was always taking ibuprofen, lifting my legs -- and nothing was helping.
"I could not stand in one place."
The problem was getting progressively worse, so she sought Corr's help. After the problem area was scanned, it turned out that Adams' issues were higher up on her leg than previously thought. She eventually qualified for the procedure.
As far as the surgery itself goes, Adams said there isn't that much to it.
"Going in for the procedure is simple," she recalled. "They numb you; you can watch and see what they are doing. You don't really feel anything."
"I just wanted to get relief. In all honesty, it's not bad at all."
The only negative aspect to the situation from Adam's experience was that her leg had to be bound for 48 hours in a bulky dressing, and in sport hose for a few days afterward.
"Sleeping in something that confining was horrible," she said.
She is not exactly a stranger to sport hose either. "I was wearing them at work in the beginning to get relief," Adams said.
She was able to go back to work within days, and is due to have the procedure done on her left leg within the next week.
"If I could encourage anyone to do it, I would," Adams said. "I hope the public will be willing to give it a go.
It's something she would recommend without reservation even as a health care professional. "As nurses, we don't pass it along unless we're sure," Adams said.
"I could have smacked myself for not doing it earlier."
The biggest benefit has been less fatigue and greater quality of life, the nurse said.
"I'm not always complaining about pain, and I can go to my yoga class," she said. "It gave me more energy and ability to function.
"On a scale of 0 to 10, my pain was at a 10. Now I don't have that."
While she does recommend the surgery, she would not advise a patient to do it solely for cosmetic purposes -- mainly because that impact might not be seen right away.
"It may happen over time, and it may vary from patient to patient," Adams said.
More like this story
- Inspiring Lee County child reminder of need for pediatric specialists in Southwest Georgia ( August 17, 2014 )
- Experts raise awareness on peripheral arterial disease ( March 3, 2013 )
- Palmyra's Bariatric Center given honor ( November 17, 2009 )
- Albany Surgical breaks ground on new ambulatory surgical center ( December 8, 2014 )
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This document shows install and configure PGP on Windows.
Double-click on the PGP installation icon.
Click on the button next to I accept the license agreement, and click on the Next button.
Click on the Next button.
You may encounter a User Account Control box asking you to Allow or Cancel the program installation. Click on the Allow button.
PGP Desktop Setup will begin to copy files.
During the setup process you will be prompted to restart your computer. Click on the Yes button to do so.
Upon restart, you will be prompted with a PGP Enrollment box. Enter your CU Login Name and IdentiKey password. Then click on the OK button.
Once your account has been enrolled with the PGP Universal Server, you will continue to customize the setup of PGP Desktop on your computer. Select your User Type, and click on the Next button.
The Setup Assistant will skip over Key Generation and demonstrate how to access PGP Desktop in the system tray. Click on the Finish button.
Locate the PGP lock icon in your system tray (typically the lower-right corner of the screen).
Right-click on the lock icon and select, Open PGP Desktop, as shown below.
In the window that opens, select Encrypt Whole Disk or Partition.
Next, it's time to configure User Access. Click on the New Passphrase User... button.
In the window that opens, select Use Windows Password and click on the Next button. This is convenient and secure option. When you change your logon password, your PGP Desktop password will be automatically updated to reflect that change.
In the next screen, select Proceed with passphrase authentication only, and click on the Next button.
On the Windows Account Logon screen, enter the username and password that you use to logon to your computer. AD customers, see step 17.
If you logon to your computer with your Active Directory (AD) password, be sure to enter ad into the Domain: text field.
If your department uses a different domain, enter it into the Domain: text field.
You should be greeted with a New User Created message. Click on the Finish button.
You will see your username listed in the User Access section.
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