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As many of you may know, travelling with children is not for the fainthearted! Travelling with smaller children is definitely more demanding, from the endless questions, "are we there yet?" to the numerous amount of restroom stops, requests to play the same song over and over again and not to forget the "I am Bored", "I am hungry" exclamations from the back seat! It's exhausting!!! Scared yet? Well you should be and this is only local travel that I am talking about 🙂
After the birth of our first precious princess, my hubby swore that we would only travel internationally with our children, when they were at least over the age of ten. Well as a women well trained in the art of persuasion, I managed to convince him otherwise. Our first trip to the UK was in 2007, with two children aged 6 and 3, in tow! Am I good or what! The rest as they say, is history! We have done a few trips internationally with our girls and have learnt so much along the way, which I thought I would share with you. These are my Tips for Travelling Internationally with Children:
- Flying ~ For a first time international adventure with children under the age of five, try and stick to a shorter over all travel time. Flying is tough even for adults, who have longer attention spans, so why subject a tot, who cannot sit still for more than five minutes, to such torture. Perhaps try somewhere closer to home such as Zanzibar or Mauritius. Also for first time travelers, perhaps a local airplane trip would be advisable, just to get the hang of things, before you set out for distant shores.
- Planning ~If you are planning a longer trip and finances allow, then book a direct flight. There is nothing worse than hauling kids through an airport, trying to find your luggage and check in for your connecting flight, with only 5 minutes to spare. This can be extremely stressful and I am speaking from first-hand experience. It is definitely not a good way to start your holiday. If you do need to fly an indirect route, then ensure you allow enough time to locate your luggage and check-in for your next flight.
- Packing ~Packing is never a fun exercise and is the bane of my life but unfortunately unavoidable! Try (I know this may seem impossible for some) to pack less than you think you need, especially if you tend to over pack like me. Chances are you will wear less than half of what you pack. The main issue with packing is that if you are travelling to an area, which, like Cape Town, can experience all four seasons in one day, you will need to pack a wider variety of clothing, which takes up more space. Be warned though, do not make your suitcase to heavy! As I tell my girls, "you pack it – you carry it"! If you can, buy luggage with four wheels, especially for children, as it will be much easier for them to manage on their own.
- Hand Luggage ~ Something still related to packing is hand luggage. Remember to pack a change of clothes for your children! This is definitely something you would do if you are travelling with babies or toddlers but something you may forget with older children. It is especially important if you are travelling to another climate, to have an appropriate change of clothing. There is nothing worse than arriving in a country where the outside temperature is over 35°c and you are all wearing warm winter gear! Again do not over-pack your hand luggage and in my opinion, using a backpack is the preferable option, as apposed to a tog bag. A backpack is much easier to carry and leaves your hands free, to catch escapee tots, and older children can carry their own pack.
- Medication & Incidentals ~Whatever you do, do not forget to pack the medication, whether it be sleeping tablets, motion sick tablets or something as simple as headache tablets and remember the airline rules{LAGs} when it comes to packing liquids etc. in your hand luggage. In addition to medication, pack face and hand wipes, which can come in very handy, in many different situations. I also find it useful to pack small snacks or sweets, which will keep your little ones happy. Flying can be arduous, especially with young babies, who can have a problem with the air pressure in an airplane, it can affect their ears and be quite painful! So ensure you have a drinking bottle to soothe them or a pacifier for them to suck during takeoff and landing.
- Entertainment ~If your flight offers in-flight entertainment, then this is a definite lifesaver – most international carriers do but if not, pack books, game consoles or an iPad or tablet. These things may be the difference between a peaceful flight and a moaning, whining child for the duration of the trip.
- Documentation ~Ensure you have all your documentation, air tickets and passports on hand, so that you do not need to riffle through your bag each time you are required to present them. If children are old enough to understand, discuss the customs procedures and security checks with them, explain what may happen and what they are required to do.
- Timing ~Something which may seem arbitrary but something we learnt the hard way on a recent trip, is to remember to confirm check in times with the hotels or resorts you are staying at. You may arrive in a country early in the morning and only be able to check in after 2pm and after a long flight you do not want to wait around for hours on end.
There are many more tips to share but I felt these were the most important. If you have any that you would like to share, please leave a comment below this post.


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This was our third stay here and it just gets better. We have now stayed in all 3 of their rooms and they are all beautiful. The location is great and frankly it is more than worth the slightly longer drive in to the park to stay here.
The view from all the rooms of the meadow and creek is lovely, especially when you can watch the deer in the evenings.
As others have said, the hosts, Pam and John could not be more friendly and helpful; they really make this place. Pam is especially helpful with ideas for walks and will happily give advice, show you photos lend you directions etc.
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Mumbai-based creative and integrated brand communication agency Six Inches has taken creative offshoring to another level by bagging some large projects from East Africa and the Middle East. These include Kenyan IT company Craft Silicon and Klear, a packed water company in the Mid-East.
Craft Silicon, a leader in banking and micro finance software, has roped in Six Inches to study and rebrand the company as well as recreate all communication material for external and internal purposes.
Speaking on the engagement, Rakshit Bolhar, Director - Marketing, Craft Silicon, said, "I had heard about Six Inches through a colleague, and a few calls with them gave me the confidence about them. I was impressed with the brand transformation they had carried out for another company here and decided to go ahead with them. The energy and holistic solution they bring to the table is at par to international standards. I am sure we have made the right choice by choosing them."
The project will be carried out in three phases with a team of six people. Six Inches will accomplish this project in a period of 120 days.
The agency has also been contracted by Klear Water, a mineral water brand from the Middle East. Six Inches will repackage the brand and create a fresh new identity as well as create brand communication for the same, along with an interactive microsite for the product.
Speaking on the new wins, Pravin Shah, Founder & Managing Director, Six Inches, said, "I am excited. 2010 looks promising for us. The team is very excited to explore and execute projects targeting a different market altogether. A lot of responsibility is attached to this, however, keeping in mind the seamless execution of our last engagement, I am confident that this will be another case study in our portfolio. With these projects in hand, we are now planning to set up a liaison office in Kenya and Dubai for future businesses."


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-642?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=12737163#action_12737163 ] Lars Trieloff commented on JCR-642: ----------------------------------- >> I think that limiting children to 100k nodes is artificial. I did not say that - because I know that this limitation is organic. > The good thing about that limitation is that it forces you to think about a good content model, ie. one that is also browsable by a human. > Nevertheless in some cases it might be good if Jackrabbit would scale better with flat hierarchies. Yes, especially if there are aspects about your content model that are outside your control and introducing a fake hierarchy only makes things more complicated at an application level. As far as I can see, the other source of NodeStates is in the ItemStateManager, which is being created by the RepositoryImpl with a reference to the PersistenceManager, so that there are no API breaks necessary. Making a lazy list writable is certainly hard, but not impossible. In the end following things can happen: - a node is being removed - this node has to be fetched before it can be removed - a node is being added at the end of the list - easy - a node is being added relative to another node - this other node has to be fetched beforehand > Support flat content hierarchies > -------------------------------- > > Key: JCR-642 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JCR-642 > Project: Jackrabbit Content Repository > Issue Type: Improvement > Components: jackrabbit-core > Reporter: Jukka Zitting > > The current best practice with Jackrabbit is to avoid flat content structures due to performance concerns. > These concerns are caused by the fact that the NodeState implementation requires the list of child node names and identifiers to be available at all times. In fact many (all?) current persistence managers implement this requirement by storing and loading this list as a part of the serialized node state. When this list grows, the performance and memory overhead of managing the list grows as well. As a side note, this also creates potential consistency issues since the parent/child links are stored both within the child list of the parent node and as the parent link of the child node. > To solve this issue, I believe we need to break the tight bonding between the node state and the list of child nodes. This will likely require major refactoring of the Jackrabbit core, including breaking the NodeState and PersistenceManager interfaces, so I don't expect a solution in near future. However, we should start thinking about how to best do this, and at least be concerned about building in any more assumptions about the list of child nodes always being readily available. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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The ABC's of Kindergarten
Attendance - Please have your child at school everyday. If your child is sick, please keep them home. Send a note within three days of the absence, explaining the reason for the absence. Please include the date, reason, and your signature.
Arrival - 8:00 am The tardy bell rings at 8:15 am. Once your child arrives at school he/she needs to go directly to the gym with other kindergarten students. At 8:00 a.m., the children will be escorted to the gym stage and back to our Kindergarten area.
**Children who arrive late or leave early must be checked in and out at the front office by their parent/guardian. A note or email telling me your child will be leaving school early will be helpful in preparing him/her to be ready to leave.
Birthdays - Please contact me and arrange a day that your child would like to celebrate their birthday at school. You may bring in a cookies or healthy snack for the class.
Block - 11:55 AM – 12:40 PM
Breakfast - Your child can eat breakfast at school each day. If they are eating breakfast, please be sure they arrive in plenty of time to finish before the 8:15 bell.
Book Orders - I will be sending home various book order forms from Scholastic. They offer great books at inexpensive prices. These order forms are an easy way to encourage a love of reading in your child. It is not mandatory that you order from these book clubs.
Character Lessons - We were named a National School of Character. We are extremely proud of our achievement and we acknowledge it takes effort from everyone - students, parents, teachers and administrators - for development of good character qualities. The counselor runs a school-wide program and will talk to the class about good behavior. You may hear your child talk about being a "bucket-filler" or a "bucket-dipper". Please know that it is a positive way that all school personnel use to discuss behavior at school.
Computer - The children will be visiting the computer lab on a regular basis. The children will be learning the parts of the computer, basic computer skills, and working with areas of the curriculum on the computer.
Communication - Your child will bring home a daily binder. Please check this every evening. Please clean out the backpack and binder daily and return any necessary forms and/or paperwork. If you need to communicate with me you can do so by placing a note inside the binder or sending me an email. My conference period is Monday-Friday from 12:00-12:35. I can also do phone conferences.
Discipline - Every child has a behavior report in his/her binder. Please review this daily, but sign it on Friday. Your child's behavior chart will be marked with a happy face meaning they had good day or a note will be written of their behavior. We will do a credit system in my classroom. They will be given tokens for following my expectations for behavior and academic skills. They will be able to purchase a special activity with their tokens.
Dismissal - A note to the teacher telling the time your child will be leaving school will be helpful in preparing him/her for being ready on time. The office will not check any child out after 2:45, but instead ask that you wait for the regular dismissal times. School is over at 3:15 PM, although we start dismissal procedures about 3:05 to ease the rush of dismissing over 800 children at the same time. Bus and day care riders are taken to the gym and cafeteria to wait with teachers and then be loaded into vehicles. Car riders are taken to the front porch with teachers on duty from every grade level. Drivers should remain in cars waiting in line at the front doors so teachers can load the children in the cars. Unfortunately this does take quite a while, so please be patient. Please do not park in the front lot and leave your car to take your children across the driveway. It is unsafe and unfair. Rainy days require an extra dose of patience. ONLY CHILDREN WHO ARE GETTING INTO A CAR AT THE CURB MAY BE PICKED UP HERE. Children who are walking home will wait in the Kindergarten pod and be picked up by a designated person from the Kindergarten playground area. Kindergarten children are not allowed to walk home alone.
Dress - Please dress your child appropriately not only for school but for the weather. We try to go outside every day, so appropriate clothes for your child is essential. On P.E. days, all children are asked to wear tennis shoes. Girls should wear shorts under their dresses on these days as well. P.E schedule is on your class website. It is helpful to keep a change of clothes in a large Ziploc baggie in their backpack. Please write your child's name in all sweaters, jackets, etc.
Field Trips - Our class will have at least one field trip this year that is both fun and educational. We will need parent volunteers for our field trip, so fill out the volunteer form on-line at the www.ccisd.net website ASAP! (It takes a few days for background checks to be completed.)
Gifted and Talented - This year, all kindergarten studetns will be evaluated and screened for our Gifted and Talented program in the fall and tested in January. If your child qualifies through the screening for additional testing, you will be notified. Students may only be tested twice during their elementary school years. Any questions regarding the Gifted and Talented program may be directed to Mrs. Neyland at email@example.com.
Homework/Home Readers - Your child's homework is to practice sight words and read every day. A home reader program will be implemented in our class after the first few months of school that will allow your child access to books on his/her reading level (permission slips must be signed). Please help your child be responsible with the home readers by taking care of them and returning them daily. We will have other homework assignments in addition to reading. I will post other homework ideas on my class website.
Illness - Please keep your child home when he/she is ill. It is school policy, if your child has a temperature, he/she should be fever free for 24 hours before returning to school.
Library - We will go to the library once a week. Once we begin to check out books from the library, the books will need to be returned the following week.
Lunch - Each child has been assigned a PIN number in the cafeteria to purchase a hot meal. Please be sure your child memorizes this. If your child will be purchasing lunch, even if only on occasion, it's recommended that you place money in your child's account. It's a great backup in case your child forgets or misplaces his/her lunch. You may send payment in the form of cash or check made out to CCISD Food Services. Also, parents may go online to place additional funds in their child's account via the web at www.parentonline.net or by phone at (866)442-6030. You can set up your child's account to notify you through email when their balance is low. Please place cash or checks in an envelope with your child's name and PIN number on it. Kindergarten does not allow the purchase of snacks/desserts.
Money - Please send money in an envelope with your child's first and last name, my name, and the money's purpose. Checks should be made out to the specific company, not to North Pointe Elementary unless indicated.
Medication - If your child needs medication, it must be given through the school nurse. Please send the medication in the bottle that has the prescription clearly labeled on it. Please send directions on the amount of medication to be given and the time. Contact the nurse if you have any questions regarding medication.
Newsletter - Our class newsletter is located on our class website. I updated it weekly and will send it to you with new information. I will put important dates, homework, other valuable information on the website.
Name, Address, Phone Number - Please work with your child on learning how to spell his/her first and last name and memorizing his/her address and phone number.
PTA - Our PTA is a vital organization at North Pointe. They need your support! If possible, please consider joining and becoming actively involved.
Parent Involvement - Please check your child's backpack daily. Important notices may be in there. There will be notes indicating special times parents are invited into the classroom to participate. Clean out backpack daily and keep daily papers at home. Read to your child daily. Review skills learned at school during the week; practice writing sight words and find them in books or the environment. Homework ideas will be posted on my class site.
Report Cards - Progress reports are usually sent home every four weeks. Report cards will be sent home every nine weeks. Please sign and return the report card cover and envelope as soon as possible. I will be happy to meet with you at any point in the year if you have any questions or concerns. Just contact me to arrange a conference.
Snacks - Because our lunch period occurs so early in the day, we will have snack time each afternoon. Students are responsible to bring their own snack. Snack is not provided for them. Please send a healthy snack (pretzels, sliced apples, goldfish, bars, etc.) with your child. (No yogurts, gogurts, apple sauce, etc.) Unhealthy snacks will be returned home. Juice and sodas are not permitted. Water only.
T-Shirt Orders - The entire kindergarten will be placing orders for class t-shirts this year. We will wear them on special days, and at other special school events. More information will be sent home soon.
Toys - Students may NOT bring toys to school unless requested for a special event.
Visitors - Visitors are required to sign in at the front office and war a provided visitor's badge while in the building.
Wish List - During the school year we will need various items for art projects, math, science lessons, etc. We would greatly appreciate any and all donations. Items that would come in handy will be on the class website.
Zzzzz... - Please make sure your child gets plenty of rest. Setting and keeping a bedtime routine is a wonderful gift you can give your child (and his/her teacher). It will help your child stay prepared to learn each day!
The Kindergarten TEKS are available on-line through CCISD.net. These objectives will be covered in a variety of ways throughout our day. Our goal is to meet every child's needs! I will be working very had to individualize as much as possible to accommodate your child's learning styles and ability level. You are always welcome and encouraged to help your child by extending his/her learning at home or reviewing concepts covered in class. I will update what we are learning on our class website weekly.
The Kindergarten TEKS are available on-line through CCISD.net. These objectives will be covered in a variety of ways throughout our day which is structured as noted on our Daily Class Schedule. Our goal is to meet every child's needs! To do this, differentiation is a must. I will be working very hard to individualize as much as possible to acommodate your child's learning styles and ability level. Please be patient and understanding as this can be a daunting task when working with children with a wide range of styles and abilities. You are always welcome and encouraged to help your child by extending his/her learning at home or reviewing concepts covered in class if need be. Below is a summary of the approaches that will be taken in our classroom regarding the curriculum.
Reading: Reading instruction in the classroom will take place in several ways. One way is shared reading. During this time, we will focus on a particular piece of writing as a class. This may be in the form of a Morning Message, a poem, song or big book. We will be looking at grammar, punctuation, genre, story elements, sentence structure, phonics and comprehension skills. We will also meet in reading groups almost daily. Differentiation takes place here. The children will be grouped by ability and need. The material used by each group will differ as will the content of the instruction. Group work consists of various games and activities as well as reading of text specific to each group's abilities. Stories read in group are usually sent home as "home readers" for further reinforcement. Repeated reading of text occurs to improve automatic recall and fluency. YOUR HELP AND ASSISTANCE IN WORKING WITH YOUR CHILD CONSISTENTLY WILL MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE!!! Please help your child be responsible with the home readers by taking care of them and returning them daily.
Math: K-2 classes implement a math curriculum – Developing Number Concepts. This curriculum consists of many hands on, manipulative based activities which are designed to strengthen children's math foundation. Writing: Kindergarten through 2nd grade will be using the Writer's Workshop approach to writing that helps children learn to develop their thoughts as a source of writing material.
Science & Social Studies: These curriculum areas are typically integrated through a unit based approach.
***Please look for the units we are studying on our class website.***


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By Brenda Woods
Nancy Paulsen Books, Hardcover, 9780399255076, 144pp.
Publication Date: September 1, 2011
Saint is a boy with confidence as big as his name is long. A budding musician, he earns money playing clarinet for the New Orleans tourists. His best friend is a stray dog named Shadow, and it's because of Shadow that Saint's still in town when Hurricane Katrina hits. Saint's not worried about the hurricane at first--he plans to live to be a hundred just to defy his palm-reader friend Jupi, who told him he had a short life line. But now the city has been ordered to evacuate and Saint won't leave without Shadow. His search brings him to his elderly neighbor's home and the three of them flee to her attic when the waters rise. But when Miz Moran's medication runs out, it's up to Saint to save her life--and his beloved Shadow's.
"Gripping. . . . A small gem that sparkles with hope, resilience and the Crescent City's unique, jazz-infused spirit."
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"Readers will quickly take a shine to Saint. . . . The food, music, and tempo of New Orleans all come to life. . . . While the tragedy of the event is not glossed over, the overall theme is one of hope."
-School Library Journal, starred review
"Provides a vivid description of what life was like in pre-Katrina New Orleans, and how quickly peoples' lives were shattered. The characters are well-developed, and readers truly will care about their fates."
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"Spare, moving. . . . Carefully crafted backstory. . . . Vividly portrays the force of the storm, and the authentic New Orleans setting works as a powerful character, adding an extra dimension."
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"As the water rises, so does the suspense. . . . What lies at the heart of this story rings true: Saint's love for his neighborhood and his hard-earned hope for the future."
"Will obviously beg comparison with Jewell Parke Rhodes's Ninth Ward. . . . Both books are solid reads that feature likable protagonists with distinctive, readable voices, and emphasize the importance of faith, community, and resilience."
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Services for Theo Joyce Baker, 87, of Temple, will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church of Belton with Pastor Mel Plunk officiating.
Mrs. Baker died Jan. 4, 2014, at her residence. She was born Sept. 30, 1926, in Vernon.
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Canon has rolled out four new digital cameras today including the PowerShot G15, S110, and SX50 HS. The three models share the same advanced high-speed autofocus systems allowing users to capture images quickly. The G15 and S110 cameras both have the same 12.1-megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS image sensor.
The G15 has an f/1.8-2.8, 5x optical zoom lens. It uses the Canon DIGIC 5 image processor and is capable of recording full HD resolution video. The G15 also features an integrated stereo microphone for quality sound and can shoot bursts at up to 10 frames per second in full resolution. The camera has a three-inch LCD on the back with a resolution of 922,000 dots the camera is also made to support conversion lens accessories and more.
The S110 has integrated Wi-Fi allowing users to share images on social-networking sites via a smartphone application or the Canon iMAGE GATEWAY. The camera has a 24 mm wide-angle lens with 5x optical zoom. The S110 can also geotag images with GPS data. The camera can shoot bursts at up to 10 frames per second in full resolution and supports full HD resolution video recording with optical zoom while recording.
The SX50 HS has a powerful 50x zoom lens equating to 24-1200 mm. Canon promises that the image stabilization can keep blur out of your images even when zoomed in at 50 times. The camera has a 2.8-inch variable angle LCD with 461,000-dot resolution. It also has zoom framing assist to help you find and track your subjects when zoomed in fully.
The SX50 HS will be available in October for $479.99. The G15 and S110 will also be available in October at $499.99 and $449.99 respectively.
Canon has also unveiled a new D-SLR called the EOS 6D. This camera has a resolution of 20.2-megapixels and uses a full-frame CMOS sensor and the DIGIC 5+ image processor. It has integrated wireless and GPS features and 11-point autofocus array. The camera can record full HD resolution video and is aimed at photographers looking to step into the full-frame imaging world on a budget.
The camera is capable of shooting bursts at up to 4.5 frames per second in full resolution. The rear LCD is a three-inch unit with a resolution of 1,040,000 dots and 170° viewing angles. The camera is capable of recording full HD video at 30, 24, and 25 FPS or 720p video at 60 or 50 FPS.
The EOS 6D will be sold as body only at an estimated price of $2099. The kit version, including a 24-105 mm F/4L IS USM zoom lens will cost $2899. Both the kit and body only packages are expected to launch in December.
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The idea is to get children in the Valley to engage in at least one hour of physical activity each day in 2014 for a grand total of 1 million hours. The major push will be between April and August, when school is out for the summer.
Logging five hours per week can qualify kids for monthly prizes and, at the end of the summer, a drawing for a grand prize. The Phoenix Coyotes are among several local entities who have partnered with the program.
"It's a fun campaign to get kids out there and playing," said Lu Rodriguez, the program coordinator, adding that FitPHX focuses on more serious issues of improving health in the city, while she gets to work solely on the more fun aspects of playing.
The city's website, phoenix.gov/parks/phoenixplays, offers information on activities, sports leagues and venues to get plenty of activity this summer. Also offered are "playbooks," where kids log their daily hour of play for the entire summer.
Playbooks can be picked up at the Pecos Community Center, 17010 S. 48th St., as well as other locations across the city.
The push is part of a larger effort, called FitPHX, led by Mayor Greg Stanton, Councilman Daniel Valenzuela and Olympic Gold Medalist Misty Hyman.
The statistical emphasis for such programs is difficult to miss: 191 Arizonians died from "morbid obesity" in 2012 — more than three times the number in 2002, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services.
The Phoenix City Council created FitPHX in 2013, working with the mayor and representatives from different areas of the city. These programs aim to improve the overall health of citizens in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
• Trevor Godfrey is a senior at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University. He is interning this semester for the AFN.


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ASHLEY HALL: The Anglican Church's largest and richest diocese is crying poor.
Sydney Archbishop, Dr Peter Jensen, has warned the church that it faces severe budget cuts because of the millions of dollars lost during the global financial crisis.
Dr Jensen broke the bad news while addressing the church's annual Synod this week.
He said losses total more than $100 million.
Dr Jensen says individual parishes may now have to share some of the cost of managing the day-to-day affairs of the church.
But it's a burden some clergy say they're willing to share.
Tanya Nolan reports.
TANYA NOLAN: It's a grim situation for the Sydney diocese.
ROB FORSYTH: Even being a nice Christian doesn't mean you're immune from the challenges of this kind of issue.
TANYA NOLAN: This kind of issue, as the Bishop of South Sydney, Rob Forsyth puts it, is the poor state of the books.
The head of the Sydney diocese, the Archbishop Dr Peter Jensen laid out the stark realities to church members gathered for the annual Synod this week.
PETER JENSEN: First, our cash flow. When we met last year, my understanding was that we'd need to cut the expenditure, both from the diocese endowment and the endowment of the See, by 50 per cent.
Basically, and wonderfully, we achieved something of that order. There was considerable pain, but there were also savings which we should have made before that, but which we were now forced to make.
From about March this year, however, matters were going worse.
TANYA NOLAN: The two endowment funds underwrite the central operations of the Sydney diocese. But they've hit major stumbling blocks and Dr Jensen warns that the cash flow from these funds may be reduced to nothing for the next several years.
PETER JENSEN: The Glebe Administration Board, especially conscious of their obligation to protect the value of the endowment, began to offer advanced warning that, in their view, we would need, in future, to distribute significantly less even than the $5.2 million per annum made available in this trimester.
These were in the nature of advance warnings. The actual work on which such findings could be based was not made available to the Standing Committee until August.
I might add, for the historical record, that even in the period before the Global Financial Crisis, the Standing Committee had reduced the proportion being distributed in line with advice then received from the Board.
But the Board is now saying that even this reduced proportion is too generous.
TANYA NOLAN: Bishop Forsyth has been a member of the Glebe Administration Board since the year 2000 and bears a large part of the responsibility for the losses suffered by the diocese.
ROB FORSYTH: There are two groups. The Glebe Administration Board, which I'm a member, were to blame for the loss during the collapse in 2008, because we had not put in place adequate risk management policies to deal with that kind of collapse.
We thought they were adequate, but turned out we had misjudged.
The other losses to do with the endowment of the See, which are more property matters, are much more complicated, because they are long-term structural questions of an unbalanced - of a balance sheet - that, frankly, should have been dealt with a lot earlier.
TANYA NOLAN: So you yourself were on that board at that time?
ROB FORSYTH: The Glebe Administration Board, yes I certainly was.
TANYA NOLAN: So do you take some of that responsibility�
ROB FORSYTH: Absolutely.
TANYA NOLAN: �for these losses?
ROB FORSYTH: Of course I do. I don't for a minute resile. I feel very sad, somewhat ashamed, if I might say so, that these things have happened.
TANYA NOLAN: The World Today has spoken to a member of the Synod who says the losses have little to do with the Global Financial Crisis.
The member, who prefers not to be identified, says there is a view that bad decisions were made by the church administration.
Half the members of the Glebe Administration Board have been replaced since the losses were realised. Bishop Forsyth remains.
TANYA NOLAN: Do you think it's proper that you should still be on that board?
ROB FORSYTH: Well, yes, I've allowed my name to go forward. I myself did not� I let others put me on.
We've lost half, and a new half - we wanted to keep some continuity. I'll keep reconsidering my position as we go on, as we proceed.
TANYA NOLAN: Do you feel comfortable still being on that board?
ROB FORSYTH: I do at the moment, yes.
TANYA NOLAN: But you sound like you have a hint of doubt?
ROB FORSYTH: Well of course, you can't - you can't have things go wrong like this and not take a lot of self - a lot of thinking about it, a lot of praying about it, because you want to make sure that you are going to contribute to the solution and not just be part of the problem.
TANYA NOLAN: For now the Sydney diocese has to find more savings to keep its central administration running. Some of the cuts being proposed include slashing the number of Sydney bishops and asking that those who remain be paid for directly by the parishes they serve.
That could prove a significant financial burden to some of the smaller parishes like the one in Greenwich.
But Rector Eric Percival says it's one he and his 70-strong congregation are not unwilling to carry.
ERIC PERCIVAL: Yeah, I've already sort of given that impression to the older Bible study group I had this morning, yes.
TANYA NOLAN: And what was the reaction?
ERIC PERCIVAL: They were quite happy. We've been through tough times before, and they're aware of yeah the need to sort of hang together and come through these tough times.
Like, I'm thinking, in prisoner of war camps. Sometimes the best of human nature shows itself through tough times.
TANYA NOLAN: In the meantime, members of the Church are being asked to pray for some way out of the financial trouble.
ASHLEY HALL: Tanya Nolan reporting.
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My Gypsy Woman - Poem by GJG Elton
Silver coins that jingle jangle,
Fancy shoes that danced in time,
Exposed the secrets of your dark eyes,
Once you sang your gypsy rhyme.
Yellow clover in tangled blossoms,
In a meadow of silky green,
Where once you held me to your bosom,
Lord, you were just a girl of seventeen.
I fondly recall that gypsy woman,
Silver spangles in her eyes,
Ivory skin, against the moonlight,
And the taste of life's sweet wine.
Soft breezes blow, from fragrant meadows,
Stir the memories in my mind,
Oh gentle woman you slept beside me,
And little know who haunts my mind.
Gypsy lady I hear your laughter,
and it dances in my head,
My tender wife, though no more lover,
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K-State in Eighth After First Day of Snowman Getaway
K-State in Eighth After First Day of Snowman Getaway
Feb. 25, 2013
GOODYEAR, Ariz. – The Kansas State men's golf team sits in eighth place after recording a 10-over 586 in the first two rounds of the WSU Snowman Getaway at the par-72, 7,015-yard Palm Valley Golf Club Monday.
"We struggled a little bit this afternoon after getting off to a pretty good start in the morning," said head coach Tim Norris. "We are just not quite there yet, but hopefully we can rebound tomorrow. We need to get everybody going in the right direction and start having more under-par rounds."
Senior and co-captain Curtis Yonke led the Wildcat scoring lineup as he carded an even-par 144 to finish Monday's opening round action in an eight-way tie for 17th place. Joining Yonke in the same position was junior Daniel Wood, who also fired an even-par 144.
Ben Juffer carded a 5-over 149 to end the first day of play tied for 45th place. Sophomore Kyle Weldon and freshman Matt Green rounded out the K-State scoring lineup as the duo currently sit in a tie for 51st and a tie for 67th, respectively. Playing as an individual, junior David Klaudt carded a 12-over 156 to join Green in a tie for 67th place.
Washington State's Michael Anderson currently sits in sole possession of the tournament lead after firing an 8-under 136 to lead a group of four golfers who are tied for second place at 5-under 139. Missouri sits atop the team leaderboard following a 36-hole score of 11-under 565.
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Team Scores: 1. Missouri, 280-285—565 (-11); 2. Gonzaga, 283—289—572 (-4); T3. Utah Valley, 287-286—573 (-3); T3. Washington State, 291-282—573 (-3); 5. Air Force, 300-281—581 (+5); T6. Minnesota, 297-287—584 (+8); T6. UMKC, 297-287—584 (+8); 8. Kansas State, 289-297—586 (+10); 9. SIU Edwardsville, 291-298—589 (+13); 10. Missouri State, 298-296—594 (+18); 11. St. John's, 303-293—596 (+20); 12. UNCG, 304-298—602 (+26); 13. Loyola-Md., 309-302—611 (+35); 14. Seattle, 320-304—624 (+48).
Top Individuals: 1. Michael Anderson (Washington State), 71-65—136 (-8); T2. Four players tied.
K-State Individuals: T17. Curtis Yonke, 70-74—144 (E); T17. Daniel Wood, 72-72—144 (E); T45. Ben Juffer, 76-73—149 (+5); T51. Kyle Weldon, 72-78—150 (+8); T67. Matt Green, 75-81—156 (+12); T67. David Klaudt*, 80-76—156 (+12).
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Aura Minerals Inc ORA:CA announced assay results from its Aranzazu Project in Zacatecas State, Mexico. Highlights include 12.64 g/t gold and 68.29 g/t silver over 10.7 metres, 10.91 g/t gold and 36.89 g/t silver over 13.7 metres, 13.22 g/t gold and 9.62 g/t silver over 9.1 metres, 1.25 g/t gold and 31.33 g/t silver over 18.3 metres, 1.27 g/t gold and 34.72 g/t silver over 32 metres.
President/CEO Patrick Downey said, "Drilling results from our Aranzazu Project continue to be excellent. The resource continues to grow along strike and at depth. In regards to the restart of the Aranzazu operation, the commissioning of the new mill is well underway, with all systems operating as designed. We are very pleased with the progress to date and expect to ramp up to full throughput by Q1/2011."
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Padres thrilled when Muhammad Ali visits clubhouse
PEORIA, Ariz. (AP) Muhammad Ali provided the San Diego Padres will the thrill of a lifetime when he made a clubhouse visit on Monday.
Dozens of players and coaches waited in a long line to shake hands and take pictures with the boxing great, who made a 45-minute appearance for the Athletes for Hope foundation.
"This is the top unless I ever meet Michael Jordan," outfielder Tony Gwynn Jr. said. "I'm typically not star-struck, but I was today. I'm taking that picture home and I'm going to show it to my wife and have that for my kids when they get older."
Outfielder Aaron Cunningham and reliever Mike Adams (FSY) heard on Sunday that Ali might be visiting, so they each purchased a pair of boxing gloves just in case. Both walked away with autographs and a cherished memory.
"This was a different kind of shook up," Cunningham said of his nerves. "You know how people just joke around and say, 'The man, the myth, the legend?' He really is the man, the myth, the legend. It was really cool and it was something I'll never forget."
Ali's appearance coincided with the 39th anniversary of his loss to Joe Frazier in a 15-round title fight. Manager Bud Black said he watched many of Ali's fights and was in awe of the boxer being in the clubhouse.
"Any time you meet a legend, you feel the presence, the aura. It was cool," Black said.
Padres officials say Ali is only scheduled to meet with a few big league teams.
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