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Police are urging convenience stores to be more vigilant at night, and to take particular care with window displays and bright lights, which appear to beckon people in. The call comes after a 7-Eleven's automatic doors opened at about 2 o'clock this morning and the store was subsequently ransacked and the contents of the till and cigarettes were taken at knifepoint.
"This robbery is made all the more sickening by the fact that the 7-Eleven had only recently installed one of those new 'Pay-Wave' EFTPOS facilities, as well as just getting a Lotto franchise and selling train tickets." said a police spokesman.
The 7-Eleven was going about its usual late-night business of selling cigarettes, unidentifiable microwave carbohydrates and assorted sugary snacks to mostly intoxicated customers. The interior of the store was brightly lit, and it had clear display signs on the outside reminding passers-by that it was "open all hours". It was also, controversially, equipped with automatic doors, allowing simple entry by anyone within a metre. The store's owner was several kilometres away at home in bed, having left it in the care of a seventeen year old employee.
At about 2am the store was entered by a man wearing a hoodie and carrying a large knife. The attendant was forced to hand over approximately a hundred dollars in cash plus about six hundred dollars worth of cigarettes. Several of the store's shelves were tipped over and other items were smashed as the suspect left the store.
"We remind convenience stores that they need to do more to keep themselves safe; this particular 7-Eleven contained cash and other valuable commodities and was open to the public 24 hours, in an area well-known for its population of hoody-wearing people. We know many other convenience stores do this, thinking, they'll be safe. They must take more care or they could be seen to be inviting a similar attack."
Police released CCTV footage of the suspect and urge anyone with information to contact CrimeStoppers.
While what happened to the 7-Eleven last Thursday night is shocking and no convenience store should have to suffer that kind of attack, the question must be asked: If you owned a convenience store, would you let it sit there all day and all night, openly inviting anyone in off the street?
The world is a dangerous place, particularly late at night. Studies suggest that as many as two out of three late-night stores will suffer some kind of robbery or theft in their lifetime. We need to teach our convenience stores and petrol stations to keep themselves safe. Automatic doors, bright lights, and microwaved hotdogs are temptation enough. But when you add in the lure of a seventeen year old attendant, most likely a foreign student with poor English skills, behind a counter which contains a cash register and cigarettes, you start to wonder, who really is to blame for what appears to have been an impulsive act, possibly committed under the disinhibiting influence of alcohol or other drugs?
Thursday night's event was more than just a tragedy: it was a warning and a lesson to all convenience stores.
Team mates, club officials and the League have rallied around star winger Simon Moyle after he was charged with Armed Robbery and other offences by detectives from the City Central Robbery Unit.
His club released a statement to the media early this evening:
"Simon is a key part of our organisation and great team player, with a loving wife and three children. Obviously as the matter is now before the courts we are unable to comment on the allegations, although we note that the 7-Eleven invited him in through its automatic doors and police weren't called until nearly half an hour after the alleged offence.
"We wish to remind people that Simon is innocent until proven guilty and this is a very sensitive time for all concerned. We have no intention of suspending or taking any other action against Simon unless and until these matters are fully determined by the courts."
The League reinforced the club's message about the sensitivity of these matters, pointing to its recently-updated Respect For Late-Night Venues policy. The League chief told gathered reporters that "These matters often come down to a misunderstanding over property rights and it is important that players are fully aware of their responsibility to pay for items and to respect that contract whenever they enter any late-night venue."
Images of the 7-Eleven in question have been circulated on social media and fan sites of the football club, with derogatory comments, such as "Open All Hours Means Just That", and "Asking for it". Fans of Moyle have been staging a candle-light vigil near the store, chanting "shame" at it. A spokesman for the vigil told this reporter "Just look at how many people go in and out of this place at all hours, now it's decided to make this disgusting allegation against a famous sportsman, just for its own publicity. If it didn't want to be allegedly robbed maybe it shouldn't just be sitting there wide-open, waving its Slurpee machine for everyone to see."
A past player has been "flamed" on twitter by 7-Eleven activists for tweeting "Yet another (alleged) victim lets a guy in and (allegedly) now that it's feeling a bit embarrassed is alleging that he did the wrong thing. He didn't go in there to sign autographs and the (alleged) 'victim' knew that."
Some Convenience Store activists have been calling for Moyle to be suspended by either his club or the League, until the charges are finalised in court. "We're always being told these players are role models, and it's time the League put its money where its mouth is as far its Respect And Responsibility Charter is concerned. Our fear is that the victim in this matter will be ignored in the face of the historic Armed Robbery culture of male sport."
No one who hasn't played footy at the highest level can possibly understand the pressures put on young blokes. Thrust into the limelight as teenagers, surrounded by high-performance managers, journos and fans, they hit the field on the weekend and work their guts out in front of tens of thousands of screaming fans, then cool down and go back to training for next week's match, ten hours a day. Their every move on and off the field is reported, photographed, analysed.
Every week, most of them aren't just playing to help win the game, they're playing to keep their spot in the side. The pressure, as I said, can't be understood if you haven't lived through it.
So it's saddening when a player allegedly lets loose some of that pressure and suddenly the whole world is baying for his blood. Put yourself in Moyle-o's shoes for a minute: imagine that every time you walk down the street someone's coming up to you putting a free Slurpee in your hand and giving you a voucher for two Krispy Kremes For The Price Of One.
Now imagine yourself all fired up after a great win and a couple of celebratory beers with your mates, and you see yet another 7-Eleven standing before you, the fridges and the pie warmer lit up like Christmas, an ATM humming in the corner.
What would you do? Would you walk past quietly, ignoring the offer, "controlling" your "savage urges", (like all the Convenience-anistas are suggesting he should have)? or would you walk in and take what you thought you were owed?
Well? What would you do?
@BenPobjie tweets "Jeez I could really go a Slurpee and four cartons of Winnie Blues" after Moyle plays a blistering first half, then spends the next three hours blocking people.
The 7-Eleven at the heart of the Simon Moyle controversy has asked the media to allow it to try to get on with its business in relative peace. "Many of our regular customers have been wonderful in their support, but many more have been frightened away due to all the publicity.
"We just want to get on with business and prepare to give evidence whenever the case comes to court."
This reporter was fortunate to do the last interview with the 7-Eleven and was allowed in to see how the store was coping after the both the incident itself and the ensuing media storm. The shelves have been repaired, but the damage still clearly shows. Sadly, the Lotto franchise has been rescinded: "they didn't give us any reason, they just said something about us no longer being in line with their corporate image." The Slurpee machine is now unable to be seen from the street and the petrol bowsers are in the process of being dismantled and taken away.
As I leave I notice a framed, hand-written letter that just says "Be Strong. There are some of us on your side", with an indecipherable signature. Who gave you that? I ask.
"He didn't want me to say."
Author's note:
In the week since I wrote this, this piece by Victoria Police Chief Commissioner Ken Lay was published in the Herald Sun.
Which is greatly encouraging, except when you consider that this was on the Daily Telegraph the same day.


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Jude Law isn't just a pretty face– he's a noble one, too! The Sherlock star and Jeremy Gilley have spent years working with Peace One Day, an organization promoting worldwide peace. This past Monday, the two attended the Peace One Day's Global Truce 2012 Student Campaign at the University Of London Union.
This year's Peace Day falls on September 21st, and Law hopes to see a reduction in violent incidents in Afghanistan. In a video, Law declares, "Mass participation on Peace Day 2012 will give Peace One Day the leverage it needs to get others involved, particularly the member states of the United Nations. If they see people of our world coming together then they'll act themselves."
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It takes faith
Short Story by: Live4Christ2003
Status: Finished
Genre: Religion and Spirituality
Chapter 8
It Takes Faith
The Coca Cola Company makes multi-millions of dollars every year. They advertise on the television, magazines, stores, and much more! I enjoy collecting all Coca Cola products because the words "Coca Cola Classic" intrigues me. Nonetheless, just as it is advertised as "The Real Thing" meaning this is what people want, it has been said in today's society that Christians are so inoculated with just enough Christianity to make us so immune to "the real thing." Reflecting back on my own life, I would say that, as harsh as that statement is, it is very true. I have been so fed up with the religion because it is deceiving and confusing people. Religion is nothing more than rules, rituals and regulations and a belief in doctrine and dogma. It has been so injected into the lives of Christians that it is protecting them, if you will, from faith. I surrender myself to God in and through a life of loving service to others. Thomas Moore makes it clear that inoculation of this sort is a problem:
We can keep faith in a bubble of belief so that we don't see it having direct relevance in day-to-day living. I've worked with several people who are very devoted to religion and pride themselves on their faith. But they have no trust in themselves, and they don't entrust themselves to life. In fact, they use their belief system to keep at a distance.
The bubble of belief in which I was raised taught me that faith was one of the two theological terms; hope and love. Faith is a matter of quality and quantity. I always felt that I should have more of it, and that it should be stronger every time you practice your faith. Jesus says in the Gospels that if I had enough faith as small as a mustard seed, I would be able to move mountains. It is important to notice that it is not "I" meaning yourself that would move mountains, it is Jesus that moves the mountain for us. We have no power in ourselves to move any mountain in our lives; simply have faith in Jesus to move the mountain. Through any difficult times that we face, we can rest assured that God's closeness is there helping us along the way.
In my early years of being a Christian I use to doubt a lot. As I matured in my Christian walk, I realized that doubting means you have no faith. When it comes to matters such as faith, there is no room for doubt. I have had people tell me that they have no choice but to doubt God, because I cannot see Him. Friends, faith is taking action without knowing the result. It is seeing without believing! Let's look at the faith chapter in Hebrews 11. "Faith is being sure of what we hope for and certain of what we do not see. This is what the ancients commanded for. By faith we understand that the universe was formed at God's command, so that what is seen was not made out of what was visible." Faith is a mystery that we cannot fathom, yet it is something we need to learn to trust. It is something that I had to learn in college on an emotional level. It wasn't until my junior year at Zion Bible College that I learned that is living the questions, not answering them, was what true faith required us, as Christians. In so doing, this has brought my life into a deeper understanding to live a life in a way that is open to God. Now, this is the whole point of faith. Although, true faith is a nothing more than a far cry from believing in everything we're taught about God, it is actually closely related to the word "believe." In order to believe in Jesus, one must have faith. "Believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and you shall be saved" Acts 16:31.
Another big issue that is imperative to bring up is the issue of control. I don't really know about you, but as far as I'm concerned the majority of us wants to know what is coming at us so that way we can maneuver any obstacles before we set out on a journey. This has always been for me to be in control in my education, relationships, and even God. Control is something most of us like to have, but it is the one thing there is no room for in a life of faith.
Faith has more to do with God than it does in any relationship, workplace, or even your education. This is because God is not so far away from the human existence; as the philosopher Dick Westley points out, "Faith is not a way of knowing things which lie beyond the world of human experience. It is rather a way of seeing the deepest reality delivered to us in and by human experience."
Let's look at the well known story of doubting Thomas in John 20:24. This story speaks of a close connection between faith and life in the flesh. Thomas' weak initial faith was weak not because he refused to believe only by touching Jesus' wounds. But that, his faith was weak because he refused to open his heart, to become vulnerable and to enter into a right-relationship with Jesus. If faith is giving our hearts to God, and if God is the essence of our humanity, then withholding ourselves from a relationship is doubting God, this in turn, leads to atheism.
Feelings can be confused when it is dealt with faith. It was at Zion Bible College, I come to recognize that true faith is not about feeling God's closeness, but about embracing life with its disappointments and praises. It is like being in a relationship with your boy-friend or girl-friend. In the first year of dating, you are in-love with each other and would do anything for your lover. It is a stage that many call "infatuation." Every little mistake is overlooked and is "no big deal." You become infatuated with each other, however, that love only becomes a reality when infatuation ceases, and your mature love becomes "real love" and real love becomes commitment.
In this spiritual journey of faith that has been my life, I have come to realize that faith is not just a body where my beliefs resign. It is, rather, putting my body where my beliefs are. Faith is the wholehearted giving of myself to God's ongoing presence. Every moment of my life is filled with God. Every sight, sound and experience, is an open door, another opportunity to be in full communication with God. I give every attempt to give myself daily to the mystery of faith, which will draw me even closer to God.
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nice writing-----Faith is a beautiful sense of security---mine falters sometimes, but I try not to let it show or get away from me---it isn't easy in today's world--so many conflicts---and some people who claim to be Christians need to find better ways of expressing that--you're doing a good job with your writing--
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(POCATELLO) – A Fort Hall man was sentenced to 35 months in prison Tuesday after setting fire to his home.
In May of 2010, Michael Pandoah, 25, burned down his home because of a fight he had with his girlfriend. The fire destroyed the house, but no one was injured.
Pandoah has already served 11 months of his sentence in the Fort Hall tribal jail after he pleaded guilty in September.
Pandoah will also serve three years of supervised release.
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I can tell you right now, that if the study on Tamoxifen that just came out in the Lancet is correct, sales of antidepressants to breast cancer survivors will soar. Tamoxifen is a well-studied drug that helps reduce the risk of recurrence for estrogen receptor positive breast cancer. The standard of care has long been a daily dose for 5 years following primary cancer treatment. Both male and female breast cancer patients have taken Tamoxifen to lower the odds of cancer's return by 50% and many patients are willing to put up with the side effects to get those odds. But many of those patients also take an antidepressant to help moderate the hot flashes, low libido, vaginal dryness and osteoporosis that the estrogen suppressor can cause. Even with a little Effexor to help ease the blues and the other side effects, many women quit taking Tamoxifen before their 5 years are up - citing frustration, ongoing discomfort, and problems with sexual function, to name a few.

So when the study came out showing that 10 years of Tamoxifen is even more effective than the standard 5 years, I felt like taking an extra dose of "happy pills" myself. Full disclosure: I took the drug for 2 years and then begged my oncologist to let me switch to Aromasin, which had milder side effects. I am not a full-fledged Tamoxi-Babe, I caved.

The study everybody's talking about involved more than six thousand women with early stage estrogen-sensitive breast cancer. Women all over the world who had already taken Tamoxifen for 5 years were divided into two groups - half of them stopped the drug, while the other half continued for another 5 years. Results showed a 3.7% reduction in breast cancer recurrence when the drug was taken for 10 years. This benefit came with a slight rise in risk for endometrial cancer - one possible side effect of Tamoxifen.

AstraZeneca makes Nolvadex - one brand name for Tamoxifen, and they provided some of the funding for this study. Naturally, they would not mind providing twice as much of this drug for us as they do now. Nor would the makers of many fine antidepressants protest if they were asked to produce double the amount of pills for breast cancer patients and their long-suffering spouses and supporters. But perhaps that is beside the point.

I'll admit that I haven't read the entire study, so I don't know if the research addresses the issue of whether or not the patients were tested for Tamoxifen resistance. This drug helps many, but it does not benefit each and every patient. It is most effective for pre-menopausal women, but it also interferes with fertility. For some young female patients who want to get on with family planning, the prospect of 5 or 10 years of an antiestrogen drug is unappealing, to say the least. Some women may start on Tamoxifen while they are still fertile, but due to the effects of chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and age, find themselves in early menopause. These women change to aromatase inhibitors (as I did) and would not need to continue with Tamoxifen in that case.

So please don't lay in a lifetime supply of Tamoxifen if you have breast cancer - chances are that you will wind up using a different drug over time, or a new study will come out reporting somewhat different results. What we really need - and want - is effective prevention! Until that comes, we'll work with the wonder drugs that we have for now.

Source: Long-term effects of continuing adjuvant tamoxifen to 10 years versus stopping at 5 years after diagnosis of estrogen receptor-positive breast cancer: ATLAS, a randomized trial. Published online December 5, 2012, in the Lancet. First author: Christina Davies, MBChB, University of Oxford, United Kingdom.


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This service is not available for children under 1 year old and cannot x-ray children under 2 years old. Minor injuries units are open 365 days a year and you don't need an appointment.
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Scientists say it's too soon to tell if new bird flu will spread to U.S.
A new strain of the bird flu is killing residents of Shanghai. Should we be worried?
"It looks like it's not spread from person to person. Again, the concern is that the virus may change and it could be."
Dr. Catharine Troisi, associate professor at the University of Texas School of Public Health, says most Americans don't have the same close contact with birds as do the Chinese.
"The Asian community likes to have fresh poultry and so live birds are often sold in the markets."
The previous strain of bird flu didn't do much damage because it was only spread bird to human -- not person to person. Dr. Troisi says the previous strain was also easier to track -- because it killed birds.
"It does kill birds, so we know when something's happening. This we don't. So this may just be the tip of the ice berg or it may be the whole ice berg, we're just not sure."
The Chinese say the new strain is responsive to the drug Tamiflu and those who were diagnosed early could be cured.


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Zanpa Beach
I love beaches. They scream of vacation, tans, fun, drinks with little umbrellas and summer. All around a fantastic time. But nobody wants to think of the logistics; How much does it cost? Where do I park? Is it a good swimming beach? How about low tide? Can I still swim?
Well, don't fret. I am here to take care of your every beach knowledge wish. It will take some time of course, but I have made it my mission to visit every beach on this island. So far I have made some good progress and I thought maybe I share it with you. The ladies of Okinawa Hai have made that possible. Thanks, Ladies!
So, I was wondering on how to go about this. I am an organizing freak. I am German. It's what we do.
Categories and scores. I have come up with some ones like "Kid Friendly", "Accessibility" ( I have been know to go to some pretty rough spots) and so forth. If there is one I haven't thought of please let me know and I can add it at anytime. I will go an a scale of 1-10. 10 being great for that category, 1 being low.
So here we go:
I want to start out big for my first post. I want a bang. I want Moon Beach! Until I discover that my husband got overexcited at the Maxvalue last night when he purchased items to cook me dinner. Now I do not have any yen for parking and I know I need some for Moon Beach. I am already on the road and I have to improvise. That's easy. It's what the Military teaches us every day, right? Besides, he cooked a great dinner!
Actually I can't take credit; my Knight in Shining Armor/Cook saved the day again.
I present to you ZANPA BEACH:
Facilities (Bathroom/Shower)-10
Cleanliness- 10
Kid Friendly-10
Life Guard- yes
Booties needed-10 meaning none
Low Tide/High Tide-10 One of the few that are good for swimming during low tide
Surrounding Area (what else is there to do)-10
Daniela Score-9 You will see me there this summer
The only reason I give this beach a 9 is because it is rather crowded in the summer. Everything else is perfect for families with children and a it's just a short drive away.
This beach is great if you want something a little out of the way to spend the day. It is even good for a couple of hours, but there is enough to do for the day.
Located just before Cape Zanpa and very well protected from the surf. Take your little ones and feel the sand between your toes! No booties needed here. Pure white sand, no rocks in the water, very well taken of, with no trash whats so ever. Parking is free and plentiful. Rent a chair and umbrella for 2500 yen or just drop your stuff and get settled. There is a fenced off swimming area and a life guard on duty. What is that? You want to jet ski/banana boat ride/rent "whatever" gear? No worries. All is available, for a price of course — resort prices that is. 10 minutes of banana boat ride will set you back 1.000 yen for adults and 500 yen for kids 6-11. 20 minutes of jet ski is 4.000 yen. You get the picture. An important note: snorkeling is not allowed on this beach.
There is food you can buy. What kind you ask? I don't know… it was all in Japanese and I didn't see anybody eating. The ice cream looked delicious however. Showers are available for 100 yen and 200 yen for hot water. Bathrooms are there too.
So now you have been on the beach for a couple of hours and the kids are getting cranky. What to do? Ah, there is Cape Zanpa and the lighthouse of course, but there is also a petting zoo and restaurant across the street. So pack up and get friendly with some animals. You can also take a short walk under the trees along the coast line and stop here and there at small beaches/ look out points. They also have BBQ pavilions for rent in the adjacent park, but you have to make reservations and can't bring your own food to BBQ. This seems rather complicated to me but if anybody wants to take a stab at it the number is 958-0038 Zanpa Misaki Recreation Park.
As far as I can make out from the Japanese brochure they also have glass bottom boat rides for 1.500 yen adult/ 1.000 children 6-11. Prices are for 30 minutes. The only thing that annoyed me slightly is the music played from the loud speakers, but that is a personal preference. All in all a great beach for swimming, even during low tide and for families with rather small children. I do however believe that even my 13 year old would enjoy to play carefree in the sand and surf. Look for me there this summer.
However, do not miss the walk up to the top of the cliffs of Cape Zanpa! Take plenty of pictures and if you still have time stop at the Yomitan Pottery Village, but that is a whole other story.
From Kadena Gate 1 make a right and go north on 58 until you hit 6. Make a left and follow the signs. The beach is hard to miss. It's on your left right before Cape Zanpa and the lighthouse. Once you see the big Shisa on your right you are there. If you go to far just make a u-turn. Park in the lot to your right or in the marked spaces on your left. I would guess that drive time is about 30 minutes from Kadena.
The petting zoo will be on the right side of the road.
This beach is officially open from April to October.
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We just spent 7 days in Okinawa visiting our son and we visited this beach, what a beautiful place. We took a ride on the glass bottom boat- really nice. The people were wonderful as well.Deneice
July 13, 2010
Does anyone know if it's okay to take your own chairs and just rent the umbrella? We went today and it was very rocky. I highly suggest booties if you have tender feet.Danna
February 26, 2010
Do the glass bottom boat rides run year-round? Obviously during good weather, but didn't know if it closed during certain months. Thanks!Danielle
August 30, 2008
We just went today and the water was really low. The beach just before the waterline and right after was covered in rocks. About a month ago it wasn't like this and it was great. Today was a different story. Everyone was finding tons of starfish though.Teresa
June 7, 2008
Great post! Nice to know that there are glass bottom boat rides there. I'm sure the kids would love it and the last time we went we drove all of the way up to Busena.Julia
June 6, 2008
DO bring the snorkel gear – just past the swimming beach there is a fantastic snorkeling area. There are diagonal parking spaces along the street – park there and walk down the path and a few rocks, and voila. My kid & I were there for hours. Do go when the tide is on its way back in and bring the water shoes; there's a lot of walking on rock & coral to get out there, but it's worth it.
June 6, 2008
What detailed info! The sand quality and kid friendliness are we look for in a beach! Thanks!Kandy
June 6, 2008
This is a great beach we have been enjoying for years. We love to picnic in the shaded areas under the trees up the way from the sandy part….quiet and nice breezes.
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Samsung Galaxy S III. This year, the person with the Samsung handset is actually on line, holding a spot for someone. And just who is he saving a place on the iPhone line for? Why, it's his older parents of course, as Samsung takes a shot at the characterization of the Apple iPhone as the handset for older people who aren't 'hip'. And while some on the line are talking, two Samsung Galaxy S III users share a play list using S Beam which quickly gets the attention of the Apple iPhone users.
The most telling part of the 90 second spot is when someone starts rattling off the new features of the Apple iPhone 5. "This one's got 4G," offers a Bill Gates look alike."Yeah, we've had that for a while," responds a Samsung Galaxy S III owner. "This one's got a big screen," responds the iPhone user. "This one's got a bigger screen," says the guy with the Galaxy S III who then launches into a litany of some of the features on Samsung's flagship smartphone.
Kudos to Samsung for continuing this series. No matter which phone you prefer, this is 90 seconds of pure fun and amusement and even Apple iPhone users should be able to laugh at themselves after viewing the ad. The only complaint we have is that Samsung didn't bring back the barista.
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Practice Area: Military law
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Race Matthews (''Victorian Labor's new crisis'', Comment, 3/3) is dead right. In a ballot last year of local members to endorse a candidate for the electorate of Macedon, 81 per cent of us voted for a local, Christian Zahra. Despite that, the factions in Melbourne - in collusion - ignored our choice and installed a person from Northcote who has almost no local branch support and no connection to our community. Local members who work their guts out for the party, year in and year out, have been treated with contempt by the factional bosses in Melbourne.
The ALP national platform describes Labor as ''a party of its members'' and ''a democratic party'', but it seems this is no longer true in Victoria. Factional warlords now control every administrative process, locking out any meaningful member participation. When the ALP national executive meets later this month, it must support the participation of local members championed by Bill Shorten and Anthony Albanese in the leadership ballot and overturn the decision of Victoria's factions.
John Goullet, Daylesford
Factional victory all-important
I support the thrust of Race Mathews' critique. The argument for reform is often paralysed by the cries ''This isn't the right time'', ''There's an election coming up'' and ''The other mob are worse''. There is little stomach in the ALP for reform as the constant rejection of proposals by the party's owners demonstrate. Thirty years ago, Whitlam, Cairns, Murphy and Dunstan vigorously campaigned for policy reform on many issues - they were not always in total agreement, but promoted passionate debate on issues of great importance. Where and who are their equivalents today? Hawke and Keating were powerful advocates but we are yet to hear from comparable figures in Generations X and Y. The factional process has hollowed out leadership challenges because winning in the faction may seem more important than winning in the community. It never is.
Barry Jones, Hawke government science minister
Heavyweights will ruin party
Congratulations to Liberal Party members in Kew. Can you tell ALP members how it feels to experience democracy in your branch, because it's something they have yet to experience. If Labor doesn't follow your lead it will continue to lose relevance to its supporters. Why be a member if you're reduced to being merely a number? Members want a genuine say in who represents their electorate - not someone installed by factions or who gained a majority vote through branch stacking. Labor is fast becoming a branch-stacking party controlled by powerful factions. These heavyweights will be the ruin of the party.
Vita Mezzatesta, Pascoe Vale
Few privileges left to members
The parliamentary wing of the Liberal Party has no constitutional right to determine preselections. It would have been a very unhappy situation for Mary Wooldridge to have allowed herself to be foisted on to a branch that was determined to elect Tim Smith. She'd have been a Queen Bee without the worker drones. One of the very few meaningful privileges of branch members is the right to choose their candidate, and when people like Jeff Kennett and Denis Napthine try to strip them of this right, the results have been disastrous. When the parliamentary wing decided to replace the late Peter McClelland, the seat of Frankston was lost, which has led to Geoff Shaw. Similarly, in East Gippsland, Craig Ingram won the seat. Instead of sending the very highly credentialled Tim Smith to Coventry, maybe the parliamentary wing can instead welcome him.
Barbara Campbell, Lakes Entrance
National no longer
Anthony Albanese claims that Australia needs Qantas as ''its national airline''. Try booking Qantas to fly return to London via Singapore and Dubai from Melbourne. You will find that only one of the five legs will be on an actual Qantas flight. Why should Australians continue to regard Qantas as their ''national'' airline while it continues to hand over large numbers of its international flights to foreign-owned airlines?
While Qantas' problems seem largely due to its questionable business model, maybe it is time to free it from its restrictive legislation and treat it as just another airline. It's unlikely there would be any appetite for re-nationalising so it could compete on equal footing with the other mostly government-owned or subsidised airlines.
Thomas Hogg, East Melbourne
Crisis of confidence
It is not an issue of whether Alan Joyce's plan to rescue Qantas will work or not. The airline is now suffering from a crisis of confidence that is driving people away from making bookings, using peripheral sources of gaining frequent-flyer points or even considering using the once-loved airline. Qantas needs a fresh start. In the same way Sol Trujillo leaving Telstra rescued the company, Joyce needs to make a timely exit.
Paul Ekers, Princes Hill
There's the rub
''To bail, or not to bail - that is the question,'' muses Joe Hockey. ''Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the Fords and Toyotas of outrageous fortune or to give alms against a tide of industry failures and, by subsidising, put them off till Labor is back in power. To guarantee Qantas' debt, perchance to risk foreign ownership: ay, there's the rub, for from that sale of our flying kangaroo, what nightmares may come to haunt us at the next election? Thus conscience does make cowards of us all, and enterprises which employ many but pay little tax, are left to rot or propped up for a while.''
David Mackay, Macleod
Release the figures
Race Matthews and Ross Gittins (''We're now a nation of rent-seekers'', 3/3) make similar points: government and the two political parties sharing or vying for it have been permeated by interest groups. Not only is this anti-democratic and contrary to any meritorious argument in allocating resources, it involves the subvention of large sums of taxpayer funds to groups who arguably do not need it. This is not just a case of subsidies propping up inefficient industries; it results in a huge amount of money being paid to lobbyists and consultants of all hues.
Rent-seeking of this kind is soft corruption. But how can it be stopped since it has been allowed to flourish over the past three decades? If governments at all levels were required to publish clearly how much they spent on consultancies and if there were transparent statistics on the amount of money spent by consulting and lobbying firms, I'm sure the public would be horrified and demand change.
Murray Hall, Dunolly
Question of integrity
I guess we don't need another example of the hypocrisy of the Liberal Party, but here we go. Apparently it's legitimate for Employment Minister Eric Abetz to question the integrity of our police departments and independent judicial system (''Abetz attacks police inaction in IR disputes'', 1/3). But lord help anyone who questions the integrity of our armed services when doing the bidding of the government on border control.
Bruce Keys, Sunbury
No realistic alternative
Advocates urging a softer policy on asylum seekers arriving by boat always avoid confronting the likely consequences. Instead they play the guilt card and talk vaguely about ''compassion'' and how rich Australia is. And the public is expected to do … what? Add a little pinch of pixie dust and produce a magical solution to a worldwide and intractable refugee problem?
It's not enough to call more practical people ''heartless''. I challenge anyone to present a realistic alternative to the government's tough policy. Such a plan should estimate the number of people likely to arrive within 10 years; how the flow is to be stopped when we become overwhelmed - with its concomitant burden on taxpayers, and how the changes will affect asylum seekers unable to get to Indonesia.
Rodger Hyde, Hoppers Crossing
Safety is paramount
The disturbing witness report of the brutal assault on asylum seeker detainees in the Australian facility on Manus Island requires immediate action by the federal government. Until the safety of the detainees can be guaranteed, Australian institutions responsible for the rule of law should be present in the facility, including members of the federal police and representatives of the Australian Human Rights Commission.
Associate professor Jill Murray, law school, La Trobe University
Please start listening
Thank you, Evelyn Chittleborough (Letters, 4/3), for sharing your experience as a child needing protection. I am a foster parent and despair that the needs of the traumatised children we care for are not always communicated in court hearings by the Department of Human Services. This leaves these children open to further trauma.
Last year we started caring for a little one but the court ordered a return to the parents. Within six weeks one of the parents was again incarcerated and will remain so for a long time. Thankfully, the little one returned to us. Now we are waiting to hear if our little one will be again returned to a volatile situation - or stay safe in our care.
Foster carers and foster care agencies try to be a voice for the children in their care. When will the department listen and convey the messages that children are sharing with their carers and not dismiss them based on a 10-minute snapshot they see during supervised access? How can we be a voice for these children when no one will listen?
Name and address withheld
TAFE under stress
Peter Hall says he is happy with the way the vocational training system is going (The Age, 3/3). I work in TAFE, and this is not the view of anyone I know in my institute or any other in Victoria.
Staff are stressed by unmanageable workloads and rolling redundancies, students face big fee increases and shorter contact hours, and previously successful, quality programs are closing because many students cannot afford the fees, or are attracted by lower-cost options in the private market that promise much more than they deliver.
With nearly 500 private training providers in a market clearly not well regulated enough to avoid the $10 million of misused government funds in 2013, it is not just simply a matter of TAFEs needing to increase their enrolments in order to thrive.
Rachel Wilson, Coburg
Public losing patience
As transport planning experts have repeatedly pointed out, while the Metro rail tunnel has a positive return on public investment, the East West Link pushed by Sir Rod Eddington has a negative return. So to the notional ''independent rational observer'', Eddington's insistence against ''cherry picking'' would appear less like ''balance'' and more like a pretext to build a road that wastes money under cover of a rail project that doesn't (''Road and rail is the way to go'', 3/3).
The public is losing patience with decades of calls for ''balance'' in the road-rail debate, because the way it always translates in practice is that roads are for building and rail is for talking about. In this fiscal environment, no party can credibly promise to build the Metro tunnel or any rail project if the $16 billion East West Link, with its 50¢ to 80¢ in the dollar return, is part of its policy.
Panel hearings on the link have started. If this dud project goes ahead, Victoria will be too far in debt in the future to afford a Metro tunnel, or an airport rail line, or the elimination of level crossings.
Tony Morton, Public Transport Users Association
Get a life, Melba …
So Melbourne may miss out on seeing the young royal family. What a to-do in the media. ''Oh, mummy, why is Syd going to see them and I am not? I am much prettier than he.''
''Never mind, Melba darling, I know you are prettier, so I will buy you something else more exciting, and much more expensive, so dry your eyes now.''
Melba, darling, get a life.
Laurie May, Inglewood
… it's a lucky escape
A royal snub? Get real, it's a lucky get-out. The state is strapped for cash and the last thing Denis Napthine and co need to do is spend money we can ill afford on the wealthy roaming royals. Let's watch them on telly.
Peter Maher, Mont Albert
The nation
Concomitant with our disposable obligations under the UN convention relating to the status of refugees, we now have disposable lifeboats.
Lawrie Bradly, Surrey Hills
Riding slipshod over international law, the government is trashing brand Australia (''Australia ordered to cease spying'', theage.com.au, 4/3).
Ewa Haire, Moonee Ponds
We're told ''Australia is again open for business'' but it feels more like a liquidation sale: ''Everything must go!''
Gavan O'Farrell, Oakleigh
I am finding it difficult to develop an opinion on what to do with Qantas. Could Tony Abbott please release the cabinet discussion papers from the Coalition meeting?
Rob Kneale, Ascot Vale
Watch out, CSIRO. The ostriches running this joint will be getting their claws stuck into you next.
Ralph Judd, Blackburn North
Will the green army get a three-star officer to lead it?
Adrian Tabor, Point Lonsdale
Other matters
Perhaps Lindsay Fox has been listening to the seagulls on ''his'' beach calling, ''Mine! Mine! Mine!''
Merryn Boan, Brighton
The US, UK and Australia, condemning Russia for its partial invasion of Ukraine, didn't set a good precedent by invading Iraq on false intelligence and against a decision of the UN.
Malcolm McDonald, Burwood
I try to read Amanda Vanstone and Peter Reith but find they can be broken down to what Tony's mum said: ''Tony is always right.''
Sean Mellerick, Croydon
I was very tickled by the news that cigarette butts can now be recycled. I can just imagine all the thoughtful smokers going to the trouble of collecting and posting their butts.
Mary Lyden, Port Melbourne
Jeff Kennett says Mike Fitzpatrick should go as AFL president. I wonder who Kennett has in mind to be the new president?
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If you've been following debate on the healthcare issues in the United States, Canada, or Europe, you may agree that things are off course. I've noticed that, in many cases, the entire discussion revolves around the wrong question. It seems like all coverage, analysis, and chit-chat is about the question "How will we pay for all this healthcare?" But, I think the question that needs to be answered is actually "Why does healthcare cost so much?" It is very interesting and very distressing that healthcare is so expensive. Wouldn't we be better off understanding why it costs so much and looking for ways to reduce costs rather than just laying out one plan after another to pay for these giant expenditure
I think the same thing can happen in software project management. If we don't ask the right question at the beginning of the project, then no matter how well we answer, it won't be helpful.
When I ask people the difference between agile and waterfall, I get a lot of answers. Some say "Agile is a mindshift where businesspeople and technologists work as partners." Others say "Agile is nothing but, mini-waterfalls." Still, others say that "Agile is about a human-oriented process."
But, I've come to realize that perhaps the biggest difference between agile and waterfall is the question being asked. The scope of the project and any judgments of progress are related to this very fundamental question.
The Waterfall Question—"When Will It be Done?"
If you've ever been on a waterfall project, you've heard this question. It is the most typical question for a project manager to ask a developer, business analyst, or tester. "When will that service be coded?" "When will that test script be executed?" "When will that use case be written?"
But, I am actually not talking about those questions. I'm talking about the more macro question, "When will this project be done?" This big question gets asked less often, but, it is on everyone's minds. "Will we get it done?" It is a question that can provide great focus. But, it is also a flawed question. It is flawed because it has a hole—a hole big enough to drive a cement truck through it.
The offending hole in the question is "What is 'it'?"
Sure, you can say "'It' is the project, defined by the scope," but, this is a huge problem. Even with abundantly clear requirements and scope, there is plenty of room for different interpretations. The executive reads one thing between the lines. The project manager reads another. And the end-user reads yet another. You can never get enough detail written down to assure that all misunderstandings are rendered impossible.
And that's assuming that requirements were documented fastidiously and that the team had time to do that. On most projects I've seen, teams have had to make compromises in their detail level of requirements, and so different perspectives run rampant.
"I'll know what I want when I see it."
Business users are somewhat famous for this remark. By saying this, they are committing to nothing until they can see the result and only then will they make a judgment as to whether "it" will work or not. In a waterfall project, the moment when a user can get his hands on the actual "it" is very late in the lifecycle and many decisions have already been written in stone. Too late to incorporate feedback! Sorry!
There is another problematic aspect to "it." Part of a project is the scope of what is required to be in the product for completion. But, another part


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sounds sooo good, do you think pulps from juicing carrot would work? ~thank you for sharing! it looks yammy...
Yield8 to 9 dehydrator trays
2 cups golden flax seeds (soaked)
2 cups sunflower seeds or almonds (soaked)
4 carrots (chopped)
1/3 cup leeks (chopped, optional)
1 cup red pepper (chopped)
1/4 cup dried or fresh rosemary
3 tablespoons garlic powder or 3 cloves fresh garlic
2 tablespoons Italian seasonings
1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 1/2 tablespoons sea salt
Recipe Directions
1. Soak the golden flax-seeds in 3 cups water for 4 to 6 hours, do not drain.
2. Soak the sunflower seeds or almonds for 6 to 8 hours and drain them.
3. Blend the soaked flax and sunflower seeds (or almonds) in a food processor. Transfer to a large mixing bowl.
4. Combine the carrots, leeks, bell pepper, rosemary, garlic, Italian seasoning, cayenne, and sea salt in the food processor and blend until finely minced.
5. Mix this with the flax/sunflower mixture in the bowl.
6. Spread on dehydrator sheets at about 1/2" thick, score into squares and dehydrate for 12 to 16 hours or until desired crispness. Turn over halfway and break apart the croutons.
Tip: I used a melon baller to create my crouton shapes before I dehydrated. So, they are a smallish round shape instead of square.
Queenfluff's ThoughtsBy queenfluff
Now, you don't have to miss having croutons on your salads!
The inspiration for this recipe comes from The Complete Book of Raw Foods.
I made these because I could not find any other recipe for raw croutons anywhere. These turned out quite nice.
The recipe makes up to 9 dehydrator tray of croutons.
I halved my recipe because I wanted to see if I liked them first. Halving it made about 4.
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From what I understand, you should NEVER use the soak water of nuts and seeds because it contains the enzyme inhibitors that you want to eliminate from them. You should always throw out the soaking water from nuts and seeds, beans and legumes.
Flax is an exception because the water is gelatinous. It's difficult to separate the seed from the soak water and the slime is the binder in recipes such as this.
Croline, you can use brown. Yes the taste might be a little different but what you taste in this is mostly the rosemary anyhow.
This recipe looks so nice! I can't find golden flax seeds, could brown flax do instead? Would the taste be so different?
These things are awesome, awesome, awesome! We just eat them as crackers. My family (husband and 3 children:6,4,22 mo) loves them!
The first time I made them I used 1 tsp. dried rosemary and had no sweet peppers so I added a few frozen jalapenos and just skipped the cayenne. Granted they are hot, but the kidos like them anyway. So I continued to make them this way since we usually don't have sweet peppers until they come out of our own garden.
Also, soaked flax in 4 cups of water instead of 3. Just seems to give more liquid for me to blend decently.
I have made these over and over again...I should have counted how many times.
Queenfluff, thank you so much for sharing our most favorite cracker recipe so far.
That makes sense! :)
Flax is an exception because the water is gelatinous. It's difficult to separate the seed from the soak water and the slime is the binder in recipes such as this.
Sorry about that empty post!
From what I understand, you should NEVER use the soak water of nuts and seeds because it contains the enzyme inhibitors that you want to eliminate from them. You should always throw out the soaking water from nuts and seeds, beans and legumes.
I think you could incorporate the carrot pulp in this - I would do sparingly at first - you don't want it to turn out too watery - just make sure the pulp is well "juiced". :) You can kind of think of the veggie pulp as a sub for any water you might add too. I add leftover pulp and veggie pieces to my raw bread and crackers all the time and it turns out good.
sounds sooo good, do you think pulps from juicing carrot would work? ~thank you for sharing! it looks yammy...
Would love to try this but I am on a 30 day juice fast and today is day 13. Could I use Carrot juice pulp for the carrots? If so, how much as I do not know how much pulp 4 carrots are. I am looking for ways to use my pulp.
Really liked this recipe, thanks!
Hi Madgi - Once the flax soaks for the recommended time, it pretty much soaks up all the water so there is no soak water left. For the almonds, I think I didn't use it all at first and just used water as needed to make the blending easier. The mixture should be thickish but it should move freely in the blender.
do u use any of the soaking water for this like in the flax? or do u drain thew flax? i would live to try this!! thanx :D
This is such an interesting recipe. I have a couple of rosemary bushes I can harvest from. I like the idea of the melon baller. Leeks have the most amazing flavor too.
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Second, I think you missed the point. Most all the comments here aren't directed at "rat rods" as much as they are directed against those who build unsafe "rat rods". Unfortunately the number of rat rods that are unsafe is quite high when compared to muscle cars or conventional street rods. Bottom line I don't think too many people here care what someone builds as long as it's safe.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rat_rod I think this a pretty good definition to end this and go back to buildin cars ehhhhhh
Whew, I went back and read all X# of pages of this thread. I see some of the guys who I feel usually give a positive contribution to any thread that they post to and have done so this time also. I also see a few folks who somewhere miss reality.
Notice one thing about the vehicle in the original post in the thread,= no visable license plates. and what look like attatchment points for a tow bar on the front axle.
How many of these "Old Skool" rat rods have you actually seen photos of bopping down the highway? Somewhere between very few and none.
As mentioned by someone else, most of them are trailered in, unloaded and then manouvered into place to serve as a lifestyle accessory for the weekend.
As for these "rat Rods" selling for big bucks on ebay and other places. We live in the land of instant gratification. People are willing to pay out real cash to join in on the fun when they arn't capable or willing to put together a car to participate. "gee wizz, Look at me, I paid 18K for something that some guy in Topika spent 400 on and spent 3 weeks putting together, but man it has a high bubba factor.
To me half the fun of building a low buck rod is the hunt. What can I get for hauling it off? What can I trade for?
I know 350 Chev engines are belly button engines but I can buy a complete rebuild kit for the one in the garage and that includes cam, lifters and pistons for just a bit more than the overhaul gasket set is going to cost for that 56 Desoto Hemi in the milkhouse. Old odd ball engines are costly to do major work on for the mostpart. Fantastic Kewl factor but it costs.
There is still old tin around in decent shape for a decent price if one is willing to hunt for it. And plenty of it that isn't in decent shape. That tall T truck cab in my back lot will take several hours of work to get the damage of a long ago wreck repaired before the hotrodding ever starts but I paid 10.00 for it at an auction because I thought what the heck I'll open the bidding on it. The intent is a little low buck truck that I can drive anywhere in a bit of comfort, (The comfort part remains to be seen) with safety and reliability.
I would like a flathead in it but it wil probably end up with a 4banger out of some rear wheel drive compact car. The budget is 1200 less tires. I see no reason that I can't come in within that budget. It won't be fancy but it will be safe and presentable.
I have always thought that a "rat rod" should be an artfull exercise in scrounging.
That stock I beam axle that someone pulls out of his car to put the tricky slicky independent front end in. New king pins and redo the brakes if needed and it is ready to go. same for the rear axle. get the one that your buddy pulled out to put the super wammy California big name pro built axle. He spends over a k and you get his old one for hauling it away and beer money.
The truck in the second photo is I believe the Billy Gibbons truck. Many bucos spent to have a truck that looks it was built on a generic beer budget.
put a sectioned 36 pickup grill shell on it, paint it bright blue an you almost have the truck that a local service station owner drove and raced in the 50's aearly 60's.
Engine, there are always some cars around with good engines and transmissions that will go for cheaps. Maybe the neighbor down the street's 15 year old van that got hit in the rear quarter and isn't worth the cost of the body work necessary to fix it. But you can drive it home, do a tuneup and use it to chase and store parts untill you are ready to pull the engine for your low buck rod.
Body, frame= again left overs or something picked up for little or nothing.
I can't see paying a thousand bucks for a truck just to roll the cab off and use the chassis. I can see towing a mid 70's Datsun, Luv or toyota pickup home for free and rolling the body off and using the chassis
I have always felt that I can learn something from looking at most any car that may be usefull to me later.
It may be an idea that I might use, It may be the challenge to improve my efforts and do things just a bit better than I was going to. It may be something as simple as "don't ever consider building a pos like that"
People seem to enjoy bashing the name pros but if one really wants to build a super nice car in his own garage he can view their designs and work as a mark to strive fot. The main difference between those cars and the normal nice car is attention to detail and someone willing to pay fot that attention.
How many times have you told your self "Ah Crap, no one will see that anyhow, I'm not going to spend the extra time to get it perfect.
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Check out this link
Came across this article and thought you might be interested. Color takes some getting used to, but it will grow on you.
My first vehicle was a 1954 Chevy pickup that my dad and I worked on every weekend with junkyard parts. It wasn't the most reliable vehicle in the world, but it was mine and paid for in cash.
If you're looking for a way to fit it into a budget, you will need to become a regular at the salvage yard, and get to know the owner. The ones I know are willing to help, especially a young person looking to get started.
A good home built isn't realy all that expensive
You can build your own half way decent hot rod for only 3-4k ( with the help of ebay) that doesn't look All that bad and run's good vs this rat rod stuff that supoze to save money how much does it take to build a rat rod any way? like some of u/ said 10-30k for these rust bucket that you see in the back of feild's I thought it was to save money by building a rat rod and a flat head and your good to go. Yes I was pulled into hot rodding by the rat rod trend all ways thinking that hot rodding was high dollar stuff that old people had in there garge for 25 years trying to afford there perfet 100k '57. I know one thing it's not old school I seen and HAVE pictures of mod. A and other's at salt flat's that look nothing what we call "old school"
But after all it only my opinion.
A "rat" is just however you choose to build it.
Some cars are amazingly straight and rust free, but with primered bodies, others are banged up, and some are just rotted. Like...my truck, which will probably need to be dipped eventually, but right now, I'd like to...y'know, get a floor and a chassis started.
Anyway, whatever you turn a vehicle into, its better than crushing it, or letting it rust.
i think i read or heard somewhere a phrase which may help to silence these arguments on this topic
"to each his own"
so rather than fight, let the bone heads drive there death-traps around, perhaps they may die and leave more parts for the rest of you/us(depending on weather or not i fit the class of hotrodder)
as an addition, i heard soemthing about taking a neon and adding primier,how about rather then just adding primer you drop a v8 in it, similar to what is seen here, although this is a nightmare for metal work
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The problem is that when one of these poorly constructed cars wipes out it can take a school bus full of kindergartners with it. And then it's no longer "to each his own", especially if one of those children is yours.
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I have to agree with Cboy 100%. One bad wreck with one of these things and we end up back where we were 40 years ago.
It is one thing to have a rough and ready looking rig but it has to be built safe if one expects to drive it on public roads.
The majority of those (life style rat rods) that show up in the rags that cater to them wouldn't make it across town without being pulled over for inspection around this area. A lot of them look like poser props that are trailered in, pushed into place and won't run on a bet.
My truck is well known for never being finished, I don't even know how many different coats of primer it has had, how many different seats it has had or other pieces. it has a lot of rough edges that never seem to get taken care of but it was built to be safe and legal to drive. We won't discuss front bumper height though.
Personally I think these thing have become more a form of art than vehicles that are intended to be driven.
Pretty much the opposite end of the Pro fairground mega engined thumper that burns exotic fuel and makes a few rumpity rumpity passes through the fair grounds daily before being tucked back into it's enclosed trailer for the night but never hits a public street.
I wouldn't expect any of these guys to drive these on public roads more than once. Bad handling, a shoddy ride, and not very comfortable to even the most spartan of people.
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The accusations, dating back to October last year, came to light yesterday amid warnings that large numbers of mentally ill patients are committing suicide after receiving inadequate care in the state's hospitals.
Peter Archer, director of emergency services at Maroondah Hospital, said yesterday he had frequently spoken to the chief psychiatrist about the problems in the mental health system.
Dr Archer said that at a meeting last year, when the issue of access to psychiatric beds was raised, he thought Associate Professor Tanaghow did not have "a grasp of the situation".
"One of the issues with mental health is it's very difficult to track data, so people aren't aware of these issues unless they're on the floor facing them," Dr Archer said.
Northern Hospital's director of emergency services, Craig Winter, attended the same meeting last year with Associate Professor Tanaghow and referred to it in testimony before a parliamentary inquiry in October.
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Dr Winter said the comments were "quite at odds" with the experience of emergency department directors. "The chief psychiatrist is saying there is no problem with accessing beds, and yet we are commonly holding a patient because there are no beds," he told the inquiry.
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The chief psychiatrist, who monitors mental health intervention and treatment, and has input into mental health policy, yesterday declined to speak to The Age.
The Human Services Department director of mental health, Ruth Vine, said it was often difficult to gauge bed availability because it changed rapidly.
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"We have had up to 12 patients waiting for beds for days on end, and the emergency department was never meant for those sorts of people for that length of time," he said.
Official figures show 26,000 presentations were made to hospital departments from people with a mental illness last year.
Dr Archer said the current system, where hospitals rang various psychiatric clinics to find a vacancy, was inefficient. He said often if there was a vacancy in a different area, it was reserved for local patients.
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