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A fifth change in the league leadership in as many weeks again proved just how close the title race is likely to remain with the top five clubs now separated by just 11 points, four closer than Saturday's pre-match position.
Marton went back to the top for a second time, again taking over the mantle from Darlington who they bowled out for just 77 runs to drop them down to fourth place while, after another equally exceptional bowling performance, Great Ayton battered fellow championship favourites Guisborough to move into second place. Just two points separates these top two.
Six wickets for Neil Russell shaped Marton's success as they returned to top form following three poor weekends at the crease which cost them the leadership. Only Ben Wicling (28) showed any Quakers resistance as Russell produced 15 searching overs for just 30 runs and Danny Wade (4-15) played the perfect support role. Darlington lost their last five wickets for just seven runs.
Any Quaker hopes that the most productive bowling trio in the league would grab back the game perished when Wally Ghauri smashed 41 runs in typical free and easy style, and with Upul Indrasiri holding up an end with an unbeaten 25 the hosts won handsomely by six wickets.
Guisborough's defeat, and especially the momentous batting collapse they suffered, was perhaps even more unexpected, but Great Ayton were worthy winners.
After being bowled out themselves for just 118 they skittled the Priory side for a paltry 69 with Lewis Harper (5-33) and Ian West (4-31 in 17 overs) combining in deadly fashion.
Ayton's New Zealander, Jaedyn Bartosh-Short (37), defied last weekend's man-of-the-moment Chris Nicholls (5-35) to top score. The Priory skipper did his best to inspire his side to another victory which would have taken them back to the top of the table, but there was nothing he could do to stop his side being bowled out so cheaply.
Martin Hood (26) got them off to a good start but nine wickets fell for 40 runs as Harper and West ran through the unusually shaky batting line-up.
Richmondshire would have gone second had they seen off the last two Normanby Hall batsmen, Martin Rose and Leigh Beaumont, who defied their bowlers for seven overs. The hosts made 228 for seven with another century for the brilliant Shani Dissanayake which included nine fours and four sixes.
It proved to be one of the fastest of the season as he faced just 87 balls and along with Andy Fleming (29) he shared a fifth wicket partnership of 120.
Dan Hodgson top scored with 47 as Normanby replied with 153-9. Dissanayake (4-32) and Craig Swainston (4-45) each bowled 17 overs as did Beaumont (4-91) for the visitors.
A sensational catch by Stokesley's James Beaumont not only prevented a likely Middlesbrough victory, but gained his side more points than their visitors in an enthralling drawn finish.
With Boro needing four runs to win Jamie Burke went for a big hit but skied the ball behind the bowler Beaumont, who ran fully 30 yards back towards the boundary to hold the chance. Boro finished three runs short of Stokesley's 172 for nine.
After two surprise defeats, Hartlepool got back to winning ways when hosting Saltburn. It was the Seasiders fourth defeat and dropped them into the bottom two for the first time. Chris Hooker (41 and 4-37) tried his best to rally the side but Pool's Marc Symington (5-54) and Neil Coverdale (51 not out) combined to force the victory. Saltburn were restricted to 131 for nine and Pool won by three wickets.
Sedgefield's fortunes took a turn for the better with a second successive victory lifting them out of the bottom two and up three places. But their opponents, Thornaby, are in more danger than ever, 13 points adrift at the foot of the table.
Sedgefield's batting strengths at last shone brightly with 60 from Richie Hawthorne, an unbeaten 52 from Steve Naylor, and 48 from David Cross. But Martin Cull was man-of-the-match with six wickets as Thornaby were dismissed for 101. Cull conceded just 33 runs and with Naylor (4-40) produced his best of the season.
Barnard Castle ended a worrying run of three defeats after Aamer Sajjad hit 79 from 85 balls in a draw at Redcar. Half centuries for Tom Urwin and Muhammed Saad took the Seasiders to 204 for three. Barney finished 21 runs short.


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Oh Brett Favre...
The long summer nights you carve,
Your story is much more interesting than Robert Marve's.
From the beginning I did not care,
I would much rather be at the county fair,
But yet you are the only subject of all my nightmare's.
Once you were a Packer of the city of Green Bay,
The Vikings wanted you but there was nothing they could pay,
So the Jets swooped you up at their own dismay.
Another retirement fell upon us,
You could have been on a safari with a rhinoceros,
But in the end the Vikings only had Tarvaris.
ESPN said the deadline had passed and you were going to be staying home for the season.
The coverage of your decision was all without rhyme or reason,
But in the end you had made up your mind to commit the greatest treason.
Retired, still retired, then unretired,
What have you really desired?
Are two more seasons of contracted football really worth all that transpired?
Now you have even more money than you already had,
And in the end you are the only one glad.
For the whole country has forgotten all the great things you have done, and unless you win a Super Bowl in Minnesota you will be remembered as the guy with the most career interceptions who did not know when to stay retired...and no one will be sad.

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Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak said the world must prepare to "swiftly and firmly" stop Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
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PAMPA - People interested in art will look for it - even in a town the size of Pampa.
That's what Doug Pollard, 50, thought when he staged the grand opening of the Art Emporium at 115 N. Cuyler St. on June 1.
"I did a lot of research and went out on the show circuit," said Pollard, a woodcarver, woodburner, sculptor and painter. "When you look at it, why not? Why not put it in Pampa? Besides, I can do my thing anywhere."
Pollard moved to Pampa about 18 months ago. He previously had worked at an artists' co-op in Cedar City, Utah.
"I retired at 45 to start a second career," he said. "I'm self-taught, and I've always loved and studied art."
He previously worked across the country restoring cars, specializing in Corvettes and muscle cars of the '60s and '70s.
"I went to Israel, Japan and Germany," he said. "You'd be surprised where you go."
Pollard works with artists, either as an agent or selling on consignment.
"I start with a two-month contract," he said. "If you don't like it, you can leave."
Pollard has invested about $20,000 in the building and has used track lights and a matted wall that lets the art stand out. He displays paintings, sculptures, woodcarvings, photography and just about every other type of art one can imagine.
"We've got a lot of Southwestern art, which you will in this area, but we've got a lot of other styles, too," he said. "I like having a big variety of art."
Pollard even has a room outfitted with fluorescent lights for paintings that stand out better in such lighting.
In the future, he plans to offer art classes upstairs.
He currently has a number Pampa artists on display at his shop and one from Amarillo, 83-year-old Ellen McCoy. Some of the Pampa artists whose work are on display for sale at Art Emporium include John P. Darby, Kevin Costley, Sue Abbott, Arvia Willingham, Polly Benton, Carol Dunham, Doris Rice, Don Minnick, Lois Minnick, Dorsey Corzan, Patsy Coleman, Clyde Whitten, Evon Imgarter, Charlie Smith and Darlene Holmes.
Pollard's own work, which he now fashions while the store is open, also is on display.
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An explosion at BASF's plant construction site in Germany has injured one worker, the giant chemical manufacturer said on Tuesday (Feb. 26).
No immediate reason was given for the explosion at BASF's Ludwigshafen toluene diisocyanate (TDI) plant, but early reports speculated that excavation work may have detonated a World War II-era explosive.
An explosion was reported on Tuesday (Feb. 26) at BASF's plant construction site in Germany. Early speculation is that the accident was caused by excavation work.
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During the 2012 annual results press conference, BASF SE CEO Kurt Bock briefly discussed the accident.
The scheduled press conference was webcast live and took place approximately 30 minutes after the explosion was reported on Tuesday.
Just under an hour into the conference, Bock stopped to address the media about the situation at the TDI plant, saying (translated from German):
"As you are all members of the press, and we just released a piece of information at 10 o'clock. At our TDI constuction site, a big complex, we had a detonation.
"One worker was injured. He had to go to the hospital. It says he is not seriously injured. I hope this is correct.
"We can only speculate what the reason for the detonation was. Excavating work was underway. You know that also in the past we found material from World War II here, but this is just speculation. We can not give you more detailed information.
"I wanted to inform you directly. There are no environmentally harmful gases or anything like this. I hope the worker will recover soon. We will keep you posted."
An email request to BASF's media relations in Ludwigshafen for further details did not receive an immediate response.
One news outlet reported that members of the Rhineland-Palatinate bomb disposal team were said to be on site.
Groundbreaking for the new TDI facility took place in November 2012. Left to right: Raimar Jahn, head of Polyurethanes; Margret Suckale, member of the BASF Board; and Dr. Bernhard Nick, head of the Verbund-site Ludwigshafen.
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BASF announced on Jan. 17, 2012, that it would build the single-train, 300,000 metric tons per year production plant for TDI and expand other plants.
The construction includes a new hydrogen chloride recycling plant, as well as expansion for the nitric acid, chlorine and synthesis gas plants. Expansion of the aromatics complex is also planned.
Total investment for the site will cost around €1 billion and create around 200 additional jobs, BASF said.
Production at the plant is expected to start at the end of 2014, at which point BASF plans to close down its 80,000 metric tons per year TDI plant in Schwarzheide, Germany.
Chemicals Project Awarded
On Feb. 19, Fluor Corporation announced that it secured a contract for engineering, procurement and construction management services for BASF's TDI complex in Ludwigshafen.
The value of the contract was not disclosed.
Fluor, headquartered in Irving, TX, has been involved with the project since 2011 performing support services for pre-front-end and front-end engineering and design work.
The company's Haarlem, the Netherlands, operations center will lead the project with support from the Gliwice, Poland, center. Fluor said more than 800 of its employees are contributing to the construction.
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Whitbread First Novel Award-winner Lebrecht (for The Song of Names) stiffly examines the psychological and moral dilemmas of living in a post-Holocaust world. When Paul Miller stumbles out of a work camp in an unnamed European country, he is saved by Alice, who hides him in the attic of her family inn. He eventually takes up residence in the town and marries Alice. Paul is continually torn between his love for his wife and son, and the guilt he feels living in a place where he endured so much torment. When he's elected mayor, Paul creates plans to modernize the idyllic mountain town and bury his past, but then the former prison commandant returns, and Paul is conflicted: take revenge or move on with his life? This novel's exploration of the shades of good and evil is hobbled, however, by characters who feel shaped by what they were created to represent as opposed to the humanity that might exist in them. The overly allegorical feel keeps the reader at too much of a distance and flattens what could be compelling imagery and characters into symbols. (July)Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Game of Oppositesby Norman Lebrecht
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In an unnamed country at the end of a world war, Paul Miller escapes from a labor camp, collapsing after a few hundred feet. Taken in by a young woman he learns to love, Paul decides to stay where he is, and, as the war ends, he marries, starts a family, and helps to rebuild the village. But Paul is inescapably haunted by his life before the war, by his time in the camp, and by the fact that the people who are now his friends ignored for years the horrors in their midst. So when the camp's commander suddenly returns to the village, Paul finds himself forced to choose between vengeance and forgiveness. The Game of Opposites is a universal tale of good and evil, and a stunning evocation of the capability for both within us all.
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Editorial Reviews
—Minneapolis Star-Tribune
"Norman Lebrecht is an original writer concerned with large moral questions, and admirably skeptical of accepted truths about human behavior and motivation. The Game of Opposites pushes the reader beyond the simplistic safety zone of moral category (good, evil; moral, immoral) into complex, dramatically compelling terrain. Reading this novel is like hearing a familiar song in a startling new voice."
—John Burnham Schwartz, author of The Commoner and Reservation Road
"Original and poignant. . . . Lebrecht is a fluid, beautiful writer. . . . He tackles a large moral dilemma and creates a page-turner from it."
—Baltimore Jewish Times
"A compelling and deeply human novel of ideas that examines the toll of World War II, fascism, and the Holocaust. It is a tale of simple survival and, more importantly, a meditation on good, evil, guilt, love, rage, and the panoply of emotions that roil the lives of survivors. Unforgettable."
—Booklist (starred review)
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Part One: Flight
Chapter One
At four in the morning, an hour before the cement mixer is due, Paul creeps downstairs in woollen socks and pulls on his trousers in the wood-panelled tavern bar, the air heavy with the past night's conviviality. Fumbling past the silent coffee machine, a stair light winking off its curved steel wall, he brews himself a small black pot on the old crusted hob and sips the scalding bitterness through a rock-hard almond biscuit, the last of the batch that Alice baked for Easter. Crossing the room once more, he caresses the coffeemaker with trailing fingertips.
The coffeemaker was Paul's dearest possession, his defining object. He had picked it up "on the lack" and trundled it for miles on the back of a jeep before unwrapping it in front of a twitter of village lives, his masculine perversity gratified by their shrieks of dismay. He had hoped the contraption would cause alarm, and it satisfied his wishes to the full. To the huddle of black bonnets around the bar, Paul's machine was a pulsing threat, a disruption to the natural order. There was no telling the harm it might do. A man in need of strong coffee after a hard night's lambing in the fields would be lured away from hearth and hob by this sibilant hussy. One sip, and a husband was lost. The ladies had read of such things in picture magazines and were not about to permit them in the village. "Take it away, landlord," shrilled the butcher's wife, "before I ask Father Hitzinger to denounce it this very Sunday."
It cost Paul three rounds of free tastings to convince the bonnets that his novelty was innocuous, its dainty servings so different from their kitchen dispensations as to pose no challenge to their domain. A real man, he explained, would always require a large dose of the handmade. His tiny shots of steam-pressed coffee were meant for visitors, for city people jaded by luxury and condemned to a vapid quest for extreme sensation, effete couples who came to the inn for cynically themed "country weekends." This machine was strictly for what Paul called "passing trade."
The ladies, receptive to slick assurances, flattered by his attention, and emboldened by the fierce extract that surged through their child-worn frames, turned bold and mildly flirtatious, as people do when free drinks are being served. "It is a fine beverage, landlord," declared the market carrot seller with the comically jutting bosom. "It is hot and aromatic and rasping to the tongue, but it is not what we around here call coffee, oh no. Coffee is what we grind by hand, with the grime of our fingernails and a fleck of sweat from the brow. When you want real coffee, landlord, boiled through and through and served in a man-sized mug, just knock at my door and I will show you proper coffee."
"And if her gimpy old man is out in the fields," cackled a wrinkled head scarf at the fringe of the throng, "our Regina will show you plenty else besides."
"Shut your cesspit, Elsa," snapped the carrot woman. "The landlord is a Christian gentleman. He does not need to hear such filth. I apologise for the feeble old lady, landlord. This posh coffee of yours has gone straight to her head."
" 'Old'?" squeaked her antagonist. "She and I were in the same class at school. She's got a prolapsed womb and can't stand up straight for arthritis. I'll give her old. . . ."
"Ladies, ladies," soothed Paul, shepherding them to the door and bolting it when the last was gone, his plan fulfilled. Soon no man within miles would be unaware of his acquisition or incurious to see it in action, eager to sacrifice another slice of rural lore for the benefits of modern convenience.
As if in response to the women's sensitivities, Paul hung a sign on the machine the next morning, saying that it was out of order, awaiting a vital part. For a whole month, it stood bare and idle on the bar top, like a villain in stocks on assizes day, an object of casual derision. Two days before its reinauguration, Paul posted a notice outside and took on extra hands behind the bar to cope with the anticipated rush. At the second unveiling of the miraculous steam machine, the Laughing Hind was packed so full with unfamiliar faces that its wooden beams seemed to bend outwards to accommodate them all. Rye farmers in mud-caked boots jostled lumberjacks from deep in the forest. Poachers were drawn from their traps and goatherds from vertiginous mountain huts. All converged to inspect a mechanical intruder which, rumour had it, was about to change a staple of their existence.
They rallied much as their great-grandparents had gathered a hundred years before to watch curls of smoke from the first locomotive, aware that the steady tread of their lives was under attack, that a man might no longer earn his keep from the shearing of sheep, as his womenfolk spun wool and his sons repaired the looms and shod the village horses. The puffing iron carriageway would render their rustic crafts redundant and all would be forced to work in dark factories while the land returned to wilderness and foxes copulated on their parents' graves, as the priest of that day thundered from his pulpit. His gruesome fears proved, by God's mercy, to be greatly exaggerated, thanks to a hostile gradient which even mountain folk found intractable and an absence of commercially extractable mineral resources. A century later, at the coming of the coffee machine, the nearest railway station was still hours away by winding road and the village existed much as it had done since legendary times. The surrounding slopes were coated in virgin oak, uncut by fire lanes. Crested eagles, the last of their species, nested balefully on craggy heights. Hyenas howled at night. Pagan rituals were whispered in forest glades. Ramblers, ornithologists, and election-year politicians who reached the village on a bone-rattling detour from their cardinal occupations marvelled at its remoteness. It was a place where no radio signal was received and a person could sit all afternoon in a beer garden without hearing so much as a cough of internal combustion. "Paradise it is," sighed the Christian party cheerleader over his frothing beer jug. "The crucible of our civilisation," agreed the contented Socialist candidate.
The villagers smiled thinly at these pitiful compliments, the perfumed words of city folk who could not milk a goat to save a dying child. What did their paper-white fingers know of the skincracking struggle to hack sustenance from hard rock, their fat bottoms of hoar frost at dawn in a December earth closet? Waiters who replenished their tankards and chambermaids who turned the corners of their eiderdowns knew the cost in quotidian brutality of a picture-postcard charm. They did not ooh and aah at the loveliness of a living thing before it was killed, stripped, and eaten, its bones crushed for manure, its offal fed to the chickens. Paul, stomping through blood pools big as duck ponds in his backyard, warned his staff to mask their contempt for the visitors. Personally, he told them in a low voice, he would cheerfully suffocate townies who drooled at dinner over a dish they had photographed a couple of hours earlier frolicking in the field. Someday, he would frog-march their fat asses into a tour of the slaughterhouse before he admitted their hungry faces to the dining hall. "Good for you, landlord," chimed an ancient jug washer. "Come the millennium, we'll choke the parasites with their duck pillows and bury them in a compost heap."
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Meet the Author
Norman Lebrecht is the author of eleven books about music, including the international bestsellers The Maestro Myth and Who Killed Classical Music? He is a music columnist for the London Evening Standard, a cultural commentator on Bloomberg.com, and presenter of The Lebrecht interview series on BBC Radio 3 in Great Britain. He lives in London.
Visit the author's website at www.normanlebrecht.com.
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Wildlife Immobilisation & Conservation Course for Veterinary Students
This course is aimed at Veterinary students and offers the opportunity for course delegates to be exposed to wildlife veterinary practice in South Africa. The course allows for students to gain technical knowledge and skills involved in the immobilisation and conservation of wildlife.
There are multiple theory and practical sessions during the course to ensure maximum learning opportunities. Knowledge and experience gained during this course highlights many of the issues facing wildlife vets and conservation in Southern Africa. However, this knowledge and the broad basics will naturally serve as a sound base for future wildlife work anywhere in the world, including captive facilities.
Students from any veterinary school in the world, and any year of study are welcome to attend. The course is facilitated in English.
Besides the technical learning aspects, the course also allows for some leisure activities and wildlife viewing too, making this a complete African experience!
Day 1 – Thursday
Arrival day – all delegates must arrive at Port Elizabeth airport by 13h00. At 13h30 you will be met by a representative of Brothers Safaris at the "Information Desk" of the airport (to the right of the sliding doors as you exit the baggage collection area in the terminal) and be transferred to the Game Reserve, to the north east of Port Elizabeth (approximately 1 hour drive). (Flights for your own arrangement but Brothers Safaris can assist with quotes and booking of these if required – local and international – as well as accommodation for early arrivals.)
After a brief welcome and orientation, check in to your lodge accommodation, and spend some time relaxing and acclimatising to your new surroundings.
At 16h00 head out on a shortened game drive (wildlife viewing) on the reserve. Your drive will be with one of the local guides. All game drives on the reserve will be guided in an open game viewing vehicle giving you a true safari experience while learning about the various species.
On your return to the lodge, your wildlife vet for the course will give you a short course introduction/overview at 18h30, before dinner at 19h30.
Your accommodation is at a lodge on the reserve, where you will be required to share the normal lodge rooms, on a twin share basis (two students to a room). In the odd case it might be necessary to create a triple room to accommodate male/female combinations of students, and in this case students will be placed accordingly. During your stay there will always be staff on the premises should you need any assistance.
Listen to the heartbeat and hear the rhythms of Africa at The Lodge in the Game Reserve. The landscape and elements of African tribal design influenced owners and artists, Mike and Justine Weeks, in their endeavour to achieve a holistic safari experience. This intimate thatched lodge with its unique air-conditioned safari huts offers all the comforts of a luxury five star lodge and is an undisturbed retreat where you can regenerate your soul and tune into the sounds of nature.
The Lodge sleeps 22 people in 11 luxury suites, complete with private plunge pools and separate lounge areas. Canvas drop blinds open up the safari huts and the central lounge to views of a small waterhole where monkeys come to play and antelope and zebra to quench their thirst. You can soak away the heat in a luxurious double bath with the sights and sounds of nature or splash off the dust in a double outdoor shower. Large beds are draped with mosquito nets. In the evening the haunting sound of the kudu horn will summon you to the fireside, to share tales of your day's adventure and to enjoy local cuisine under a magnificent canopy of stars.
This Game Reserve began in 1999 as a joint conservation venture and today has several independently owned lodges. Many of these are owner managed by the descendants of the original families who arrived here with the British settlers of 1820.
The Game Reserve is a unique conservation initiative that has allowed animals to be re-introduced to the area where they once roamed freely and so making a contribution to the conservation of our natural heritage. The land was used to ranch sheep and cattle up to the turn of the century. The challenge has been to re-establish the original flora and fauna species to the area and to return the land to nature. The vegetation and landscape are awe inspiring and the time spent in this reserve of approximately 7000 hectares will teach you a great deal about African wildlife. The reserve is home to a variety of species, including lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo, cheetah, giraffe, zebra and numerous antelope species.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 2 – Friday
After a sleep in and breakfast at 08h00, we will start with some introductory lectures at 09h00. These lectures will be presented by your course veterinarian.
- "Welcome to the wildlife of Southern Africa – the beginning"
- "So what do wildlife vets do in South Africa?"
- "How to catch an aardvark or a zebra – the big picture"
- "Drug Accidents and Immobilisation First Aid for humans"
- "Helicopter and dart gun safety – the biggest threat?"
All lectures will take place at the lodge in an informal setting.
Break for lunch at 13h30.
Enjoy some leisure time after lunch before heading out at around 15h00 for a game drive (wildlife viewing) on the reserve with one of the local guides. Each drive is different and offers the opportunity to look for species not yet seen. In addition, this is an important opportunity to study the behaviour of the different species, which is crucial to know and understand when working as a wildlife vet.
Return to the lodge in the early evening after looking for some of the nocturnal species on the way back. Enjoy dinner at around 19h00 before enjoying another good night's rest.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 3 – Saturday
After an early coffee and muffins at 06h45, it's time to head back out onto the game reserve for an early morning game drive. A different time of the day, a different experience…..
Return to the lodge late morning for some brunch at 10h00 (on days where you have brunch you basically have two big meals with a light snack in between). Enjoy some leisure time at the lodge after brunch.
At 13h00 there will be a lecture on various dart gun systems and darts, and after the lecture delegates will be able to spend time loading darts with water and firing them at a target.
Enjoy some leisure time late afternoon/early evening and dinner at the lodge at around 19h00. Wildlife DVDs will be available for viewing after dinner.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 4 – Sunday
Breakfast will be served at 07h00 and is followed by lecture sessions at the lodge throughout the day, starting at 08h00.
Dr Peter Buss – a wildlife veterinarian currently with Veterinary Services for South African National Parks and based in the Kruger National Park; ex zoo vet and ex faculty of Veterinary Science Pharmacology Department – will be your lecturer for the day. Dr Buss has a natural talent for translating his vast practical experience into an easy to understand lecture that is interesting and informative.
These lectures are crucial to understanding wildlife immobilisation and will focus on the following:
- The applied physiology and pharmacology of wildlife immobilisation
- Species specific considerations for immobilisation – drugs and techniques
You will break during the lectures for lunch at 13h00 and tea breaks.
Enjoy dinner at the lodge at 19h00 – tonight is the night for a traditional braai…. come hungry!
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 5 – Monday
Early morning breakfast at 07h00, followed by any unfinished lectures. Today's lectures are again presented by Dr Peter Buss and will cover the remainder of the above topics not yet completed.
You end lectures late morning and enjoy some leisure time before an early lunch at 12h00.
After lunch you set out on your first field veterinary excursion. This afternoon's work is likely to involve antelope immobilisation and relocation, and will be carried out on the reserve/a nearby reserve.
Each immobilisation offers course delegates the opportunity to get hands on assisting with patient monitoring, treatments and other necessary procedures. This is the time to put theory into practice and hone essential skills. Delegates are expected to rotate duties in order to get everyone involved and give everyone an equal opportunity during the course.
Back at the lodge you will review the capture operation, before some leisure time and dinner at 19h00. After dinner enjoy some DVD's/social time.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 6 – Tuesday
Enjoy an early morning breakfast before setting out for the day's veterinary work.
This morning's work is subject to confirmation nearer the time, but is likely to be based on the reserve again, and likely to involve another antelope species.
Lunch back at the lodge, or a packed lunch, pending the day's work.
After lunch you'll review the morning's practical session and then have some leisure time to review lectures and activities covered to date.
Head out at around 15h00 for a game drive (time permitting) on the reserve with one of the local guides.
Enjoy leisure time at the lodge before dinner at 19h00.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 7 – Wednesday
Breakfast is at 06h30 at the lodge before heading to nearby Addo Elephant National Park where you'll spend the day, starting at around 08h00.
Your visit will include a game drive in the park, a visit to the boma (wildlife holding) facilities in the park, and possibly a talk on the park by one of the SAN Parks staff members/veterinarians – talk subject to confirmation and staff availability. This will give delegates an insight into a different wildlife management system and a different habitat too.
Lunch is at the park restaurant and for your own expense (budget approximately R80-R150, depending on your taste/hunger level!).
There will also be some leisure time to explore the park shop and buy some souvenirs/momentos to take home.
Deep within the shadows of the dense valley bushveld of the Sundays River region of the Eastern Cape lies the Addo Elephant National Park. Here, the evenings are punctuated by the strident howl of the black-backed jackal, and the francolin's call heralds each new dawn. Safe from relentless persecution in the past, the grey leviathans of the bush now roam in peace. The original Elephant section of the park was proclaimed in 1931, when only eleven elephants remained in the area – today this finely tuned ecosystem is sanctuary to over 450 elephants, Cape buffalo, black rhino, a variety of antelope species, as well as the unique flightless dung beetle, found almost exclusively in Addo. And there Addo has only just begun, with plans to expand the 164 000 ha Addo National Elephant Park into a 360 000 ha mega-park. In addition, plans include the proposed proclamation of a 120 000 ha (296 500 acre) marine reserve that includes islands that are home to the world's largest breeding populations of Cape gannets and second largest breeding population of African penguins.
On route back to the lodge you pass through the village of Patterson, where you visit Isipho multi-purpose facility which assists victims of the Aids pandemic, mostly children, at around 15h00.
The facility is led by dedicated staff who will take the group on a tour around the small facility in order for students to learn more about the plight of these children in the context of the HIV pandemic in South Africa. There will also be an opportunity for students to interact with the children/students socially and have a game of football or netball! Any donations to their cause – monetary or other – would be valued. Please discuss this with your school co-ordinators or Brothers Safaris staff in advance of your safari to ensure useful donations of items.
Return to the lodge late afternoon/early evening for some down time before dinner at 19h00. Enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 8 – Thursday
After another early breakfast, you head back out onto the reserve or one of the other nearby reserves to do any veterinary work that needs doing.
Return to the lodge late morning/lunch time or take a packed lunch along.
After lunch at 13h00 you review the capture operation/vet work and then have a lecture on wildlife diseases by your course veterinarian, or a visiting veterinarian.
Enjoy some leisure time before an afternoon game drive (time permitting depending on the day's veterinary work).
Dinner at 19h00.
Overnight at Safari Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 9 – Friday
After another early breakfast, you head back out onto the reserve or one of the other nearby reserves to do more veterinary work that needs doing. Nearer the time we will know what species and procedures will be involved, but we endeavour to expose students to as many species and different procedures as possible during the course. There are however no guarantees as to which species you may work with.
Return to the lodge late morning/lunch time or take a packed lunch along.
After lunch at 13h00 you review the capture operation/vet work from 14h00, followed by a lecture on the conservation of African wildlife. The lecturer is subject to confirmation and will probably be your veterinarian in charge of running the course.
After the lecture there will be time to catch up on any outstanding lectures/discussions, or enjoy some leisure/study time.
Time and mood dependant the group may head out for another afternoon game drive.
Return to the lodge early evening for dinner at 19h00, followed by an astronomy talk by one of your guides – talk subject to confirmation and weather.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 10 – Saturday
After morning tea and coffee at 06h45, the group will head out on a morning bush walk today, to experience the wildlife and environment on a totally different level….. You will be guided by a specialist guide on this activity. Depending on group size the group may be split, with half walking today while the other half enjoy a lie-in, or game drive, and swapping over on day 11.
Enjoy brunch back at the lodge at 10h00.
After brunch you will visit the nearby Shamwari Born Free Centre at around 12h00 (duration approximately 1 hour) for a different look at Wildlife Conservation and organisations involved with conservation.
Return to the lodge for some leisure time before heading out onto the reserve again at 15h00. After a short game drive it's time to enjoy a river cruise on the Bushman's River which runs through the reserve (dependent on water levels). This is game viewing with a difference, and the birdlife is normally spectacular.
Return to lodge early evening and enjoy dinner at the lodge at 19h00.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 11 – Sunday
After morning tea and coffee at 06h45, you will head out on a morning game drive in search of any animals not yet seen, or simply enjoy a lie-in.
Enjoy brunch back at the lodge at 10h00.
After brunch there will be some talks on the marine environment off the South African coast, and as a precursor to the walk tomorrow. This is important in order to understand the bigger conservation issues that face wildlife, marine and terrestrial.
After the talks it's time for some leisure and study time in the afternoon.
Enjoy sundowners at the lodge and dinner at 18h30 before heading out on a night drive to explore Amakhala by night, in search of those elusive nocturnal species. These drives often yield very few sightings, but the species that you see are normally very elusive and thus really special to see….dress warmly….
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 12 – Monday
After breakfast at 07h00 you head for the coast with Ulovane Environmental Training, departing at 08h00. After a drive of approximately one hour you will reach the coast and, depending on group size, be split into two groups on arrival. You will then be guided by a specialist marine guide on a beach walk, learning more about this fascinating environment along the way!
After approximately 3 hours, you head back to the game reserve to enjoy a packed lunch.
At 14h00 Dr Jennifer Gush, The Director of the Conservation Centre, or one of her staff, will give a presentation on the conservation issues and their work on the Game Reserve. This will be followed by a quick explanation on telemetry and its application on the reserve to track various species.
Experience a tour of the Conservation Centre's small museum which contains some fascinating history, and then head out onto the reserve early to mid-afternoon on a "telemetry game drive" accompanied by staff from the ACC, who will demonstrate their work on the reserve – telemetry and data recording. Along the way you may encounter some species not yet seen.
Arrive back at your lodge in the early evening and enjoy some leisure time before dinner at 19h00.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 13 – Tuesday
Its early breakfast again today at 6.00 am, and then at 06h40 you head back to Port Elizabeth for a boat cruise on the ocean to apply some of the knowledge gained the previous day – weather permitting. You will arrive in Port Elizabeth and be briefed by your skipper at 07h45 prior to heading out on our marine cruise, where, if you are lucky you could encounter dolphins, whales, penguins and various sea birds on route….
St. Croix Island is home to 22,000 breeding pairs of African penguins, the largest breeding colony found in Africa. It is here where guests will get a close-up encounter with these comical birds. The African penguin's breeding season reaches its peak between March and May, when guests may be able to see the chicks from the boat. As well as African penguins, both St. Croix and Brenton Island (a smaller islet close by) are inhabited by the endangered African black oystercatcher, white-breasted cormorants and Cape cormorants. The St. Croix Island group, along with the Bird Island group, recently became part of the Addo Elephant National Park, allowing rangers to patrol the islands in aid of conservation efforts to protect the African penguin population.
During this cruise guests also have the possibility of spotting bottlenose dolphins, common dolphins, humpback dolphins, bryde's whales, minke whales, Southern right whales, humpback whales, Cape fur seals, various species of sharks, Cape gannets and various species of pelagic birds including terns, petrels, skuas, shearwaters and albatrosses.
Lunch is back at the marina/nearby – for your own expense (budget approximately R100-R150 for this, pending your tastes).
After lunch there will be a few hours to catch up on some souvenir shopping/telephone calls, etc, before you head back to the peace of the reserve.
On route back you will visit the Aids centre craft shop to support their work – time permitting.
Dinner is at 19h00.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 14 – Wednesday
Today will be another early start in all likelihood, depending on where you are working. Enjoy early morning breakfast before setting out for the day's veterinary work.
This morning's work is subject to confirmation nearer the time, but we will endeavour to try work with some of the larger mammals – there are however no guarantees.
After the veterinary procedure, lunch will be back at the lodge, or enjoy a packed lunch, pending the day's work.
Late morning or early afternoon you'll have a practical helicopter session, darting a target with a paintball gun/similar from the helicopter. This will give you an excellent idea of what is required when darting from the air, and it's fun!
Please note that this exercise carries a weight restriction for safety reasons. Anyone weighing more than 100kg should please speak to the responsible Veterinarian in private before this exercise.
Back at the lodge, time permitting and after ridding yourself of some of the adrenalin, there will be a discussion on the day's veterinary procedures, if not done in the field, and any remaining lectures/topics of interest that have not yet been addressed will be presented/discussed.
Enjoy dinner back at the lodge at 19h00, before study time in final preparation for tomorrow's exam…
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 15 – Thursday
Early morning breakfast before setting out for the day's veterinary work – subject to confirmation. This is the last practical session for the course and by now delegates should be confident in dealing with such cases.
Lunch back at the lodge, or a packed lunch, pending the day's work.
This afternoon there will be a written exam on the course material as a means of self-evaluation – the exam is typically out of 100 marks and written over a maximum of 1.5 hours, and covers both theory and practical aspects covered on the course. While all activities on the course are obviously optional, course delegates are encouraged to participate in all of them, including the exam.
Enjoy a game drive and sundowners in the bush for the last time before returning to the lodge for dinner and to overnight.
Overnight at The Lodge on a full board basis including tea, coffee and juice with meals. All other drinks and extras are for your own account.
Day 16 – Friday
After breakfast you check out at 10h00 and transfer back to Port Elizabeth airport for your flight to Johannesburg International Airport, in time for connecting flights home/to your next destination. Please do not book any flight, or make onward travel arrangements which depart from Port Elizabeth earlier than 13h30. (Flights for your own arrangement. Brothers Safaris can assist with quotes and booking of these if required.)
Please note that Brothers Safaris arranges 'regular' travel throughout Africa and would be delighted to assist you plan any travel before or after the above safari, thus ensuring a diverse experience without undue overlap.
Cost per person sharing:
ZAR43 000-00 per delegate sharing
This cost is based on a minimum of 10 students and a maximum of 16 participating.
Included in the cost of your safari is meals and shared accommodation as indicated above, all land transfers in a comfortable air-conditioned mini-bus or game viewer vehicles, guides and lecturers as above, all practicals and lectures as above, all tours and activities as above, Park entry fees, VAT and Government Tourism levies.
Not included are flights (international and domestic), drinks and snacks either at any lodge or on game drives, meals as indicated for your own expense above, optional additional activities, items of a personal nature, gratuities (budget on approximately R650-00 over the duration of the course), travel/medical insurance (compulsory) and pre- and post-course activities (we have a leisure department that can assist with all travel arrangements in Africa).
Course dates:
- 2 – 17 June 2016
- 23 June – 8 July 2016
- 21 July – 5 August 2016
Please Note:
- This course is accredited by the South African Veterinary Council (SAVC) for Continuing Education/Continuing Professional Development purposes for Veterinarians. Each formal contact hour equates to one CPD point in the SAVC system.
- Brothers Safaris does not guarantee that any one particular veterinarian, guide, ranger, lecturer will participate in a particular course, despite any reference to specific names in this itinerary. However it does guarantee that any personnel employed for any of the above is suitably qualified and appropriately experienced to handle the veterinary work / guiding / lecturing in question.
- Due to the nature of wildlife and the situations in which we work, as well as the working conditions for people involved with wildlife, and weather conditions, it is often necessary to amend the itinerary and plans as we go along. There is also never a 100% guarantee of what work will be successfully completed, although we obviously select work and situations that have a very likely chance of being completed/successful. We try to cover working with as wide a range of species as is practically and ethically possible, but there are no guarantees in this regard. Ultimately course delegates will be expected to be flexible and understanding, and will also have to share duties during immobilisation and hands-on work throughout the course, in order to give everyone maximum exposure and practical experience since there will obviously not always be multiple animals at each immobilisation. Your understanding in this regard is much appreciated. All participants are requested to ensure that they have a timepiece with a suitable second hand to aid in monitoring procedures, such as respiration counts.
- While we do have an enormous amount of fun, this is a course intended to educate you in many of the veterinary aspects related to wildlife and you should be aware that many of the days are long, and work filled. Safety of course delegates and patients is an obvious priority and delegates will be expected to co-operate with, and adhere to, instructions issued in this regard. We reserve the right to refuse access to situations if it is deemed that a student is not satisfactorily adhering to such instructions.
- Meals are provided as indicated and dietary requirements such as vegetarians and allergies will be catered for, as far is possible under these circumstances. We unfortunately cannot accommodate each delegate's preferences for food, so please check your requirements in advance with us.
- Limited telephone access & internet (for email only) will be available while at the lodge (generally in the evenings – not during lecture hours) for communication back home. These costs are for your own account. When in town/other areas, telephone access will occasionally be available. Emergency contact numbers for our staff are available prior to your arrival, and family members are encouraged to phone in to students to reduce costs. There is limited mobile phone signal at the lodge and most places we will visit.
- Weather at this time of the year can be extremely variable, please come prepared. Temperatures can range from freezing to over 20 degrees Celsius, and we may encounter rain. Please use the link on our website for more information.
- Laundry facilities will be available at the lodge, for your own expense.
- Course delegates will be expected to sign an indemnity on arrival, as well as an adherence to lodge/course rules form. These are available for viewing prior to booking, on request. The lodge/course rules are to ensure everyone's safety and enjoyment during the course. Delegates are expected to be courteous and tolerant to staff and fellow course delegates.
- A suggested packing list and general information document will be supplied to all participants on confirmation as a delegate.
Please note the following regarding the darting/immobilisation procedures:
While every endeavour is made to locate and dart the animal in question, factors such as severe weather conditions or illness involving the animal, unable to locate or approach the animal close enough due to bush conditions, failure of the animal to come to a bait, etc. which are all unpredictable, may prevent the darting from going ahead. Every effort will be made to ensure that the client participates in the darting procedure, or similar, as laid out in the itinerary, but the animal's welfare will not be compromised at any stage, and a procedure may have to be aborted and the animal revived in certain circumstances. This may shorten the procedure/down time, and hence the close up experience for the client. Brothers Safaris, its staff, and appointed agents will not be held liable for any losses incurred by a client as a result of such situations, and accept no responsibility whatsoever. Every endeavour is made to ensure the health and safety of all our clients, but any procedure with a potentially dangerous wild animal and veterinary drugs is of such a nature that certain circumstances may be beyond our control. Should any such situation arise which leads to death or injury due to any reason whatsoever, Brothers Safaris, its staff, and appointed agents, will not be held liable for any losses incurred as a direct, or indirect, result of such a situation, or our actions in such a situation.


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Wear your orange t-shirt on Tuesday, October 20, 2015 to support Mental Health Wellness Day.
To signify support for mental health wellness at University of Waterloo we create an "orange wave" every year by having students, staff, and faculty wear their orange Mental Health Wellness t-shirts.
Tuesday, October 20, 2015 is designated as Mental Health Wellness Day at the University of Waterloo. This marks the seventh time that the campus community has set aside a day to acknowledge the importance of mental health. We want students to know that there are a range of mental health supports available on campus and in the community. More important, we want to use the day to foster a social and academic environment that is conducive to mental health wellness.
- Walter Mittelstaedt, Director Campus Wellnes
We want our campus community to know:
You can order shirts for yourself or your department by completing the t-shirt order form.
Students, staff and faculty can sign up individually or as a team for one or more of the spin time slots.
Email: email@example.com to register and include:
Last year 15 stationary bikes were set up in the SLC Great Hall and throughout the day over 2,280 collective minutes of spinning took place. This year we will have more bikes and hope to beat last year's record.
We've created a powerpoint slide that professors can download and use at the beginning or end of their classes on October 20. The slide reminds students of our key messages and reminds them where they can find help.
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Charles Allis Art Museum serves tea with the Mad Hatter
Tails are optional, but hats are a must at The Charles Allis Art Museum's Mad Hatter Tea on March 9 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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MSO, Swingle Singers enchant with rare 'Sinfonia'
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Laptops taken from Central Dauphin East High School
Police: Building, classrooms forcibly entered early Sunday
Lower Paxton Township police are investigating a theft of laptops and other electronics from Central Dauphin East High School.
Officers discovered the break-in early Sunday when they were called to a burglar alarm at the school in the 600 block of Rutherford Road, police said.
Investigators said the building and numerous classrooms were forcibly entered and a large quantity of laptops and other electronics were taken. An inventory is being conducted to determine how much was taken.
Officers and school officials are looking at surveillance video and investigators are following several leads, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Lower Paxton Township police at 717-657-5656, the anonymous Tip-Line at 717-724-8317 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-262-3080.
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