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Who wants to live in a boring old tree? Koala and joey take a shine to newbuild at St Helens Park
- From: Macarthur Chronicle Campbelltown
- November 04, 2013
A KOALA and its joey halted construction at a St Helens Park building site, southwest of Sydney, this morning when they made themselves at home among the framework.
Roof plumber Heath Jones was able to work around the duo to do his job, but others were forced to abandon the site for the day.
Progress on the new home construction was slowed down to the bare minimum as workmen waited for members of WIRES to arrive and collect the animals.
"It's the first time I've ever been stopped by a koala," Mr Jones said.
"It was crawling around in the roof.
"I was able to do my job, but the bricklayers didn't turn up for the day."
Mr Jones left the site around 1pm while the koala was still clutching the house frameworks.
"I think WIRES is trying to let it come down by itself," he said.
Campbelltown councillor and koala conservationist Sue Dobson was among those called to the building site on Heritage Way Close, St Helens Park, this morning.
She said the workers were respectful of the animals and did not attempt to touch them, which meant they also couldn't do much work..
Koala sightings in the residential St Helens Park and Airds areas are becoming more frequent, with a population of 200 koalas living in nearby bushland.
It is not clear why the koala and her joey made themselves at home on the building site, however several have recently been found in residential areas in the suburb and nearby Airds.
Koalas found in Airds and St Helens Park
A 9-month-old female koala, was found alone and confused at Wedderburn Rd, St Helens Park, on October 19. The 1.8kg koala's mother was nowhere in sight. In the same week, an adult male was found atop a tree at Peppin Cr, Airds, where he had been stuck since the night before.
Usually, the animals had become lost and wandered by mistake into residential areas or occasionally were injured or ill.
Recently, however, as they make more frequent appearances, concerns have been increasing about the species' survival in the region amid new development such as the Airds-Bradbury Renewal Project.
The project, a large housing redevelopment, had the potential to remove chunks of green space, reducing habitat for not only koalas but echidnas, wallabies and wallaroos in the area.


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All I can say is wow. Car was bought as a wreck from an insurance company. Had some panel damage but the airbags originally killed the car. Fixed it up and got it back on the road. It has been in 6 wrecks since then and been rebuilt every time at a fairly cheap cost. The thing won't stop kicking. Car is fun to drive. The rack-and-pinion steering in this car means you are directly connected to the road, no power steering in your way. Just you and the road. The car has plenty of zip. When the car shifts above 50, you will find yourself trying to slow the thing down, it wants to go fast. The heater in the car is powerful, it will heat the car fast. The a/c is like a normal car. Great car in all.
lots of zip great heater lots of durability, survived 6 wrecks in its whole life that required panel replacement. rack-and-pinion steering, direct control
raising the car might help, we scrape all the time on the hills in Athens Ohio but these are also wreck related problems so nothing to report bad here.
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Review: 'Treme' closing out terrific second season
Sunday night's 90-minute "Treme" season 2 finale (10 p.m., HBO) is the series in a microcosm. There are times where it seems much longer than necessary for the stories that it's telling, but many more where the sense of atmosphere and joy is so great that the length becomes irrelevant. And every now and then, there's a moment that's incredibly powerful precisely because of the show's loose pace, which can seem relaxed to the point of catatonia if you're not invested.
Devoted viewers of the New Orleans-based drama have seen a few such moments already this season. For a year and a half, those viewers had watched jazz trumpeter Delmond Lambreaux (Rob Brown) try to find common ground with his stubborn, proud father Albert, a Mardi Gras Indian chief, and in turn they saw Albert refuse to budge even an inch. Then, a few episodes ago, Delmond - who had always scorned his father's traditions - revealed that he had been working on sewing a new piece for Albert's new Indian costume, and Albert responded with guarded praise for his craftsmanship. To someone watching casually, it may not have seemed like much, but to Delmond - and to everyone who'd been watching that relationship play out - it was everything, a little thing that hit like a ton of bricks because it had been traveling for so long to get there.
Now, the number of people willing to sit through all the small arguments and disappointments that led up to that moment, and all the scenes dedicated solely to showing musicians playing, and chefs cooking, is not that high. But it's high enough that - in conjunction with HBO's desire to stay in business with co-creator David Simon, who previously gave them "The Wire" - there will be a third season next year. And based on the growth curve "Treme" demonstrated from season 1 to season 2, my hopes are very high for what Simon, Eric Overmyer and company have to offer down the road.
The first season was strong enough that I put it on my Top 10 list for 2010, but the show had some flaws, including a leisurely narrative that bordered on the plotless, and an inescapable sense that certain characters (notably John Goodman as college professor Creighton Burnette) were only there to lecture viewers on all the terrible things that happened to New Orleans after Katrina.
But "Treme," like "The Wire," is a show that teaches you how to watch it. What can seem like plotlessness is, again, the writers taking the long (but often very entertaining) way around to making big points about character. And in the case of Creighton, his self-righteous screeds turned out to be just one symptom of the depression that would ultimately lead him to take his own life, in one of that first season's most moving episodes.
Still, season 2 has felt like it ever-so-slightly strengthened what had seemed like weak spots the year before. With the setting shifting into the period from the fall of 2006 through the spring of 2007, the writers were able to deal with the crime wave that overwhelmed the city in those months. The rise in crime - personified by the rape of one familiar character and the murder of another - gave the season a more overt shape and direction than season 1's more amorphous tales of survival and return did.
On top of that, nearly every character embarked on some sort of project that the show followed all season: charming trombonist Antoine Batiste (Wendell Pierce) and hyperactive DJ Davis McAlary each formed his own band, violinist Annie Tee (Lucia Micarelli) resolved to learn how to write songs, expatriate chef Janette Desautel tried to find a place for herself in the high-end kitchens of New York City, etc. "Treme" was never in danger of becoming as densely plotted as "The Wire," but at least it was now a show where you could easily explain what the storylines were to a non-viewer.
(Also, dramatizing the creative process is hard, and yet Simon, Overmyer and company managed to consistently do it without making those scenes feel like freshman seminars.)
And though Creighton's lectures were revealed to be part of the melancholy that drowned him, "Treme" does seem a bit more nimble without him. There were times last year where it felt like Creighton and other characters like Davis were trying too hard to tell the viewers about the greatness of both New Orleans and its suffering, where this year "Treme" has had an easier time of just stepping back and showing both to us.
The new season has not been without its flaws, either. The series went 1-for-2 with new characters, with David Morse's troubled cop Terry Colson fitting in seamlessly, while Jon Seda's smooth political operator Nelson Hidalgo has come across as a cipher, someone who seems more a symbol of what the season is about (trying to rebuild the city and the lives of its citizens) than an actual character connected to the rest of the ensemble. Melissa Leo's crusading defense lawyer Toni Burnette got stuck in a tedious story arc about an old unsolved murder involving a character viewers had no reason to invest in. (Though in fairness, that story finally finds a bit of juice in the finale as it becomes less about the victim than about tension between Toni and her friend Colson.) And the series' use of non-actors playing themselves has been a mixed bag: local politician Oliver Thomas has been quite good on camera, but some of the real musicians and chefs who have to interact with the regular cast are considerably more natural at this moonlighting gig than others.
But all that messiness ultimately feels appropriate to this funky show about a funky city. The core cast - containing not only an Oscar winner in Leo, but a woman in Khandi Alexander who should already have at least two Emmys for her work with Simon (here and in "The Corner") - remains incredible, and the show's adoration for New Orleans and all its culture and traditions is infectious. While not every storyline this year comes to a satisfying end - or, at least, to an end that's satisfying to the characters involved - the finale is packed with great music, and ambience, and moments of bliss, and others of pain, all of them painstakingly set up over the previous weeks, all of them beautifully observed.
Late in the finale, Davis - who has had to learn a few very humbling lessons this season about his own limitations - says of the city itself, "Even if it isn't as it should be, even if they make it hard, where else would we go? Who else would have us?"
I have never made it to New Orleans, but watching "Treme" every week creates the grand illusion that I have. And the more I watch these misfits and zealots and vagabonds (or, as Alexander's LaDonna would sum them up with three disdainful syllables, "musicians") who don't feel quite at home anywhere else on the planet, the more I feel a kinship with them. New Orleans is not for everyone. Nor is "Treme," but when I take my fictional trip there every Sunday night, it doesn't make sense that I would want to be anywhere else.
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Charles Seife in Scientific American tells the story of how, using the "close-hold embargo" and other techniques, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other government agencies shape what you read about them when major initiatives and findings are announced. I sum up highlights in my new Cato post. More: Megan McArdle.
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Free speech roundup
- Why Josh Blackman signed Wednesday's New York Times ad protesting the AGs' investigation and subpoenas on climate advocacy;
- Proposed revision of ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct barring discrimination by lawyers could have major anti-speech implications [Eugene Volokh]
- "Game Studio's Plan To Deal With Critic Of Games: Sue Him To Hell" [Timothy Geigner, TechDirt]
- The Citizens United case was correctly decided, says Michael Kinsley. And he's right. [Vanity Fair]
- Fifth Circuit ruling prescribes attorney fee award after defeat of frivolous trademark litigation under Lanham Act [Popehat]
- So what's a good way to support teaching evolution without climbing in bed with folks who put free speech in scare quotes? [National Center for Science Education on Twitter: "Tobacco Science, Climate Denial, and 'Free Speech'"]
Behind that "scientists' letter" on climate denial as legal offense
Remember that "scientists' letter" in which twenty or so credentialed scientists signed their names to a letter asking that so-called climate deniers be investigated, as Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) had been demanding? On inquiry, however, some of the signatories did not seem to know much about the letter or to be particularly committed to the idea. According to David Rifkin and Andrew Grossman's new Wall Street Journal piece (ungated here), open records requests have now established that the letter was coordinated by Sen. Whitehouse himself. Background here, here, etc.
Rifkin and Grossman also announce the formation of a new, and badly needed, Free Speech in Science Project. "The project will fund legal advice and defense to those who need it, while executing an offense to turn the tables on abusive officials."
Medical roundup
- "No, Donating Your Leftover Tissue To Research Is Not Like Letting Someone Rifle Through Your Phone" [Michelle Meyer answers "Henrietta Lacks" author Rebecca Skloot; related, Richard Epstein/Hoover]
- "Women Should Not Have to Visit a Doctor for Birth Control" [Jeffrey Singer, Time/Cato]
- Lawyer ads can scare TV viewers into discontinuing medically indicated therapies. But is more regulation the right answer? [reform group Sick of Lawsuits]
- Johnson & Johnson followed federal government's own advice on labeling a drug, and got slammed by a jury in consequence [WSJ editorial]
- U.S. opinion resistant to ratifying treaties that would create an international-law right to health care, so how about smuggling it in via congressional/executive agreement? [Nicholas Diamond, Harvard "Bill of Health"]
- Denmark, like other Scandinavian countries and New Zealand, has replaced malpractice suits with iatrogenic injury compensation scheme [Pro Publica]
- Has liberalized patient access to opioids been a net harm? Study suggests no [Tyler Cowen]
EPA's lobbying on "Waters of the United States": no big deal?
My local paper, the Frederick News-Post, ran an editorial on Monday that 1) saw nothing especially wrong in the Environmental Protection Agency's illegally expending tax money to stir up pressure on Congress to support a wider interpretation of EPA power; 2) claimed that the fuss over tax-paid lobbying was for lack of any substantive critique of EPA's "WOTUS" (Waters of the United States) rule, although a majority of states have challenged that rule, the farm and rural landowner communities have been up in arms against it all year, and a federal appeals court has agreed to stay it.
So I wrote this letter in response, which ran today. There wasn't space for me to dispute the FNP's peculiar notion that to oppose the water rule as exceeding the EPA's statutory authority is to encourage the "anti-science, climate change denial crowd," which tends to reinforce my sense that "anti-science" and "climate denial" are turning into all-purpose epithets increasingly unhooked from any particular relationship to science or climate. (cross-posted at Free State Notes)
Schools roundup
- "Justice Department Sues Public School For Refusing to Manage Student's Service Dog" [Minh Vu, Seyfarth Shaw]
- Feds finally propose exempting historians and some others (but not folklorists) from IRB/human subject research rules [Zachary Schrag, more]
- Could the University of California's planned "principles against intolerance" someday restrict the scholarship of criminologists? [Heather Mac Donald/City Journal, earlier]
- "District officials say the staff did everything right..The inhaler doesn't have Emma's name on it" [Lenore Skenazy]
- "Remember Your Old Graphing Calculator? It Still Costs a Fortune — Here's Why" [Jack Smith IV, Mic]
- At hearing, Sen. Lamar Alexander criticizes Department of Education use of Dear Colleague letters to push regulation into new areas [The College Fix, CEI, Scott Greenfield]
- Roughhousing is important for kids. Stop trying to ban it [Virginia Postrel, New York Post]
Because only Truth has rights
Scientists' "Letter To President Obama: Investigate Deniers Under RICO" is exactly what it sounds like [Greg Laden, ScienceBlogs] We earlier noted, as a step toward attaching legal consequences to unwanted advocacy, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse's (D-R.I.) op-ed "urg[ing] the U.S. Department of Justice to consider filing a racketeering suit against the oil and coal industries for having promoted wrongful thinking on climate change, with the activities of 'conservative policy' groups an apparent target of the investigation as well," as well as Gawker's call to "arrest climate change deniers."
P.S. For more on the widely publicized book Merchants of Doubt by Naomi Oreskes and Erik Conway, which condemns various scientists said to be too skeptical of the factual basis for regulation, see links gathered by Judith Curry, including this Reiner Grundmann review. Yet more: "I have no idea how it affects the First Amendment" says Vermont scientist who backs probe of wrongful advocacy [Bruce Parker/Watchdog, quotes me]
Higher education roundup
- "Virtually a model of how to regulate badly": law professor Carl Schneider discusses his new book on institutional review boards, The Censor's Hand: The Misregulation of Human-Subject Research [Inside Higher Ed via Zachary Schrag]
- Does Title IX require colleges to police off-campus behavior? [University of Kansas; Greg Piper, The College Fix] "No Due Process, Please; This is a Campus" [KC Johnson, Minding the Campus]
- Fourth Circuit: no insurer duty to defend Liberty U. in Miller-Jenkins kidnapping suit [WSET, Virginia Lawyers Weekly, earlier here and many other posts]
- Ex-Arkansas college student wants $75,000 after claiming she broke fingers in musical-chairs game [AP/Daily Journal]
- "Portland State University Will Shut Down Political Activity If It's 'Triggering'" [Robby Soave, Reason]
- The Scarlet Transcript: D.C. bill would would flag students who quit college with sex charges pending [Washington Post, more/update ("unconscionable")]
- Virginia Tech now requires professors to demonstrate work towards diversity/inclusion to receive tenure [Ashley Thorne, National Association of Scholars]
Schools roundup
- University of California deems it "microaggressions" to say these things. How many have you said today? [Eugene Volokh; related from Hans Bader on federal government's role]
- Regarding those conniptions among some University of Wisconsin faculty: "Despite what you've heard, tenure is unchanged." [Christian Schneider, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, via Ann Althouse]
- Indiana school board president: black market for sugar, salt observed in our schools after federal lunch mandate [Washington Free Beacon, B.K. Marcus/FEE via @farmerhayek (comparison to prisoner of war economy)]
- "Amherst's version of Kafka's 'The Trial'" [KC Johnson, Minding the Campus] Problems with Washington Post journalism on campus assault [KC Johnson and Stuart Taylor, Jr., Weekly Standard; Ashe Schow, D.C. Examiner]
- Judge rules against NYC teacher competence test that showed disparate impact against minorities [New York Times; Blake Neff, Daily Caller]
- Update: "Jury Rejects Unsuccessful Conservative Faculty Candidate's Discrimination Suit Against Univ. of Iowa Law School" [Caron/TaxProf, earlier here, etc.]
- Ethics regs forbid researchers to exercise "undue influence" over survey subjects' decision to answer their questions, and applications of that concept can be surprising [Nicholas Christakis on Berkeley instance via Zachary Schrag, IRB Blog]
Schools roundup
- Has it gotten too easy to breach the ordinary protections of academic freedom by charging that research is unethical? [Alice Dreger, Retraction Watch; The Guardian with more on complaints against University of Queensland economist over Brisbane, Australia bus study]
- "Good reformist energy in NYC to decriminalize student misbehavior. Big, unreported obstacle? School security guards are all NYPD personnel." [Chase Madar on Twitter]
- "What is Obama's big idea regarding day care? Well, to make it even more expensive" [Nick Gillespie citing Abby Schachter]
- "Why no one, but no one, trusts a campus sexual assault proceeding." [Judith Shulevitz; Volokh (16 Penn Law profs)] Remarkable story of student investigated because he reminded woman of man who had attacked her thousands of miles away [Janet Halley/Harvard Law Review, see text between footnotes 23 and 24 near end, but interesting throughout] Two views of new advocacy film The Hunting Ground [David Edelstein, New York; Lizzie Crocker, Daily Beast]
- We never followed up at the time on what happened in the 2008 Billy Wolfe bullying story out of Fayetteville, Ark., but suffice it to say it's not flattering to New York Times coverage [Eighth Circuit 2011 opinion; earlier here, here, and here]
- Quaker schools in United Kingdom resist mandate that all schools teach "fundamental British values" [Guardian] Non-Oxbridge universities to be brought into line rather sharply on teach-against-terror agenda [Chris Bertram, Crooked Timber]
- How does your pension compare? "Nearly 5,000 [New York] teachers cashing in on six-figure pensions" [New York Post]


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Greater Manchester Police said it had assigned more officers to Leicester Road, a main shopping street lined with stores selling kosher goods. The move came after a man was witnessed taking photos of shops in the area.
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The Board of Deputies has confirmed that it has again postponed a vote on whether to accept a left-leaning Israel advocacy group as a member.
Deputies were due to decide on whether to admit Yachad in July but the debate was abandoned at the last minute.
It was rescheduled for a meeting later this month, but this week a Board spokesperson confirmed it would not take place.
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The president of the Board of Deputies had come to Manchester to view for himself the ongoing protests outside the Israeli-owned cosmetic store and the barracking from the pro-Palestinian activists.
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Jewish sports and well-being groups are being encouraged to apply for some of the £1 million in unused cash from a Bury Council drive to get women exercising.
The "I Will If You Will" campaign was targeted to spend £2.38 million of Lottery and Sport England cash by September and the low disbursement has attracted criticism.
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In June dozens of headstones were found smashed at Blackley cemetery in north Manchester.
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Police have been criticised for going soft on anti-Israel boycotters in Manchester in order to reduce confrontation.
City councillors want to move a snowballing protest away from the Kedem Israeli cosmetics store, expecting to draw thousands this weekend.
Manchester welfare charity The Fed is looking for a car - but not just any old car. A 1960s Morris Minor, or something similar, is sought as the centrepiece for a garden for dementia sufferers at its Heathlands care campus, which is undergoing a multi-million pound redevelopment.
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- This hotel is arranged over 1 floor
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- Check-out time is noon
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24-hour airport shuttle service is available. Contact the property in advance to get details.
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- Free WiFi in public areas
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- Ferry terminal shuttle *
- Free self parking (limited)
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Other information
- Caters to women only
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In the hotel
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- Restaurant
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- Free reception
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Could there be new Neutral Milk Hotel music on the way?
According to a Reddit commenter who purchased some of Jeff Mangum's recent drawings, maybe. The black-and-white artwork, titled "The Book Cipher Sings," appears to contain the phrase "double album" in various permutations.
R.E.M. officially called it quits back in 2011, but the Athens band has infiltrated the music-news cycle sporadically since then. (Oh, hey: Mike Mills brings his new rock concerto to town Monday.) Most recently, the group released a profanity-laden statement in response to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump using one of its songs at one of his white-nationalist rallies on the campaign trail.
Longtime Athenian musician, chef and friend Damien Schaefer passed away the morning of Saturday, Oct. 15 after battling cancer.
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Last month we told you that former R.E.M. bassist Mike Mills was working on a classical/rock hybrid called Concerto for Rock Band, Violin and Strings. Rolling Stone premiered a movement from the concerto called "Sonny Side Up" on its website last week.
The concerto is a collaboration with violinist and Mills' longtime friend Robert McDuffie. Backing musicians include McDuffie's Mercer University music students and Athens music-scene veterans John Neff (Drive-By Truckers), William Tonks and Patrick Ferguson (Five Eight).
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It's not unfathomable that a currently inactive band like Centro-matic can have its legacy positively—and constantly—reconfigured in our digital age. Thanks to recently tweeted endorsements from artists like Jason Isbell, the indie darlings from Denton, TX are experiencing something of a renaissance, despite disbanding in 2014. Frontman Will Johnson is keeping his former band's brand of rock and roll abstraction alive through contemplative solo releases and incessant touring. Johnson takes a break from an Undertow Music-endorsed living room jaunt around the U.S. to perform at Normaltown Hall on Sunday, Oct. 9.
The sad news rolled in on social media yesterday that Curtis Vorda, an Athens musician known for his free spirit, virtuosic singing talent and work with bands like psych supergroup Dark Meatand prog-tinged rockers American Mannequins, passed away after suffering a brain aneurysm.
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Sometimes, it takes a while. This statement might be something of a mantra for Built to Spill, the perennially under-appreciated indie band (by virtue of its sonic aesthetic, not its business practices, of course). Now performing live as a three-piece, the Boise, ID-based group proved that less is, if not more, plenty sufficient to captivate a nearly sold-out crowd at the Georgia Theatre Saturday evening.
There is an immutable elegance lying at the heart of every one of life's struggles. The tension that binds the spaces between hope for retribution and total breakdown is rich fodder for Omaha, NE songwriter Simon Joyner. With his latest album, Grass, Branch & Bone, Joyner summons his most compelling stories via the derelict Midwestern landscape and the characters he finds there, lost in moments of hopeless abandon and glowing nostalgia.
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