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MANCHESTER — The roommate of a former Manchester High School Central art teacher was convicted on five charges, including selling heroin out of the former educator's Sagamore Street home.
Robert Doane, 28, formerly of 151 Sagamore St., was convicted in Hillsborough County Superior Court on charges of possessing a controlled drug, sale of a controlled drug, armed career criminal (punishable by a mandatory 10-year prison sentence), felon in possession of a deadly weapon (firearm) and receiving stolen property (a firearm). He is to be sentenced sometime next month.
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Big kid has to go to school today so I prepared this lunchbox with the help of some new toys in my collection. In the lunchbox, there are fried rice onigiri topped with bonito flakes, tamago-yaki, salad, seasoned konbu and unagi.
When T was in Japan last week, I asked him to get me triangle onigiri (rice ball) makers. He called and said that he got something cute, which is different from what I wanted. I asked him if he was getting ready for the little kid, he said "No, that's for me! You know, I am a small eater." ^_^"
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I was totally inspired by Pottery Barn's lighted ornament garland that has been all over blogland. Isn't this gorgeous?
Susan at Between Naps on the Porch posted a tutorial on how to make this garland. I was immediately sold!
I decided to make three garlands, just like the PB inspiration picture. I purchased three 9 ft. lighted garland at Lowe's, just as Susan suggested. I bought the balls at Walmart for $5.00 per package. I used 3 boxes of 12 large red, 3 boxes of 24 medium red, 3 boxes of 24 gold, and 3 boxes of 24 silver. I had ornaments leftover from last year's GIGANTIC Monogram S that hung on my front door, so I used them, too.
Susan's tutorial is great. Definitely follow it if you want to do this project.
I am lucky to have a giant basement work area. I put the garland on my workbench, fluffed it, had my balls nearby, then cut bunches of small pieces of wire.
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Then I filled in between the large red balls with smaller red, gold, and silver balls.
It took me about an hour to do each garland.
Mr. SP gets the credit for hanging the garland. For the top garland, he screwed eye hooks into the wood and then used zip ties to attach the garland to the eyes. After that piece was hung, he screwed in an eye hook at the top of each column to attach the start of the garland that twist down the column. We attached the bottom to the porch with wire.
I planned on using my S from last year for the door, but it was too big and it didn't match as well as I had hoped. No worries, I simply made a Boxwood S instead with a S form that Mr. SP crafted for me a few years ago with ply board.
I hate that I'm not using this again this year….
My hard work was worth it!
I haven't mastered the art of the night-time photo. It looks so much nicer and brighter in person!
Our house is the first in our neighborhood to be decorated for Christmas. I love coming home at night to a lit house and I know that our neighbors enjoy our lights, too.
Now I need a a few more days of break so that I can finish decorating inside.
I'm sharing my project for Metamorphosis Monday at Susan's Between Naps on the Porch, at Beth's sput of the moment Front Porch Party, and at Holly's Knock-Off party.
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I was totally inspired by Pottery Barn's lighted ornament garland that has been all over blogland. Isn't this gorgeous?
Stunning! I love the ball S too- did you at least hang it inside? Beautiful!
This looks great! I'dseen that tutorial and wondered if it really could be that easy. Your house looks beautiful.
wow looks great like something you would see at Macys!!
So pretty! I love the S on your front door too 🙂
It looks amazing! Hang the S inside!
Paula….you did awesome! Your garland is sooo beautiful! Don't you love getting a PB look for a lot less! 🙂 I love your boxwood S! I still don't have a wreath, yet…thinks for reminding me that I need to get on that. I know your neighbors are loving seeing your home each evening! 🙂
Love your cute house. The garland looks lovely and the Letter is a good idea. You have a big workbench. I'm still in the process of setting up a proper crafting area for myself. The Bavarian Christmas linky party is now open-won't you come and join us at http://dobermans-by-the-sea.blogspot.com/2010/11/1st-christmas-linky-party-at-dobermans.html
This looks really great! You are very clever!
I also loved the Pottery Barn Catalog decorations this year. Thanks for the link for the tutorial.
FABULOUS! Your neighbors will be envious!
That looks really good, Paula! I love it! Everything look wonderful, but I sure do love that HUGE S! Love all the wreaths in your windows.
Wow, gorgeous!
so cute-i just love your house! the curb appeal looks great, nice job! coming over from met monday.
That looks fantastic, what a great job! I love your steps too! 🙂
Just Lovely!! Great job.
I am planning to try my hand at that myself tonight…
Gasping! Paula, this is fabulous!!! I just love how everything looks. 🙂 You did a wonderful job…how nice that Mr. SP was willing to help. 😉
You did a great job Paula. I looked at Susan's post too and couldn't believe the house was in Napa. Your rendition looks fantastic, I'm sure the neighbors will be slowing down as they pass by to get a better look. Thanks for shining.
Your house looks wonderful! I have been thinking about making my own garland, now I know I should try it! Carla
Beautiful! I especially love the "S".
WOWZA! This is beautiful! Love the nighttime photo. You did a great job with the garland.
Beautimous!!! So…when ya coming to my house to make my garlands???
very nice – Santa is sure to stop there this year 😉
Your house looks WONDERFUL, Paula!! Your garland is just beautiful. And I love the wreaths on the windows, too. I wish your house were in my neighborhood!
Could you use your giant ornament "S" somewhere inside? Maybe hanging on a mirror? It's too pretty to spend Christmas in storage!
I saw this last week and remember thinking how gorgeous it looks, but for some reason didn't comment :/
Anyway, your garland looks really good. I'd love for you to link it with my Knock-Off party this Friday.
How gorgeous is this? I love it and it looks like all of us were inspired by that PB pic! Thanks so much for linking up.
It looks spectacular! You did one fantastic job recreating the garland. It works beautifully. What a joy to view. Merry Christmas.
Thanks for linking, Paula 🙂
Simply love it! Your house looks great!
oooh, I bet your neighbours feel an odd mix of enjoying its prettiness and envy that theirs don't look like that!! It's BEAUTIFUL!!
The "S" is sooo cool! Great job!
Oh wow!! I love it! That S is also soooo adorable!!
Paula had same inspiration in 2012. 18′ garland above barn door, large wreath on barn loft window and regular wreath on front door. Bought similar bulbs as you pictured at HomeDepot, using red and silver. Unfortunately a large majority of the bulbs began to peel/flake. Redoing this year with Walmart bulbs, red, silver and green. Added a string of pinecones. Hoping they hold up outside. If you have any suggestions, please advise.


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"The Hunger Games" opens today in theaters across the country, a movie that features hunting as an intimate part of the 16-year old main character's life and plot.
According to CNN's story, "The Hunger Games" is the wildly popular trilogy of dystopian novels by Suzanne Collins – and the narrator is not a stereotypical camouflage-clad hunter; she's a 16-year-old girl. The eagerly anticipated first film of the series hits theaters on March 23, and with the growing popularity of protagonist Katniss Everdeen, aims to shoot down conventional ideas of people who hunt."
As I drove home last night after dropping off our 16-year old daughter to meet friends for the midnight screening, I wondered if this latest "hot movie" would be a dud, something so-so, or as breathlessly profound as some are making it out to be.
"Showing the side of …" or "transforming …" or "enlightning those who don't …" often are PR lingo used to hype something. Hollyweird is masterful at creating hype, so that's nothing new. We've all heard about books, movies, music or some other event or activity that supposedly was life-changing and turned out to be a bomb. Or, it actually did live up to the hype.
"A River Runs Through It" comes to my mind. Incredibly well done on screen, it's one of my favorite movies. It sparked some national interest in fly fishing, albeit with some controversy. There were some – many, perhaps – who said dolled-up Orvis Boys trying the hot new fad would come flailing amid streams and eventually give up. They were right. But some of 'em stayed, too, and that was good for the sport. Such is the way of entertainment media's impact on society.
Will "The Hunger Games" positively influence teenage girls (and maybe some guys) toward hunting by eliminating some of the stereotypes? Or will the media-saturated and, quite honestly, media-savvy teens see the hunting aspect as uninteresting, part of a movie and merely something to talk about at the school lunch table?
My guess is there may be, as always, a little of both.
Read the CNN story about "The Hunger Games" movie here: Click this link
UPDATE: This morning I asked our daughter, who has not read "The Hunger Games" novel, for her thoughts about the movie and this was the extent of our brief discussion before she jaunted off to school:
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Ivorian Defence Minister Paul Koffi Koffi said in a statement broadcast on state television late on Sunday that both countries had reinforced security along the border "with the aim of stopping all incursions".
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Gbagbo's refusal to accept defeat in a 2010 election won by Ouattara sparked a brief war last year that killed over 3,000 people. He is currently awaiting trial before the International Criminal Court in The Hague on charges of crimes against humanity. (Reporting by Loucoumane Coulibaly; Writing by Joe Bavier; Editing by Myra MacDonald)


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There's a wonderfully clean, crisp look to these stylish crackers that will bring a seasonal chill into your warm home.
For the price of a completed cracker add £2.50 to any of the gifts.
Each completed cracker will arrive clearly labelled with its contents. All our hats are handmade in-house.
Cracker components: printed satin sheen card; ultra high tack double-sided tape;15mm satin ribbon with gold edge and sparkle finish; 13" cracker snap; paper hat; joke on paper.
Christmas Gifts
This jolly Clockwork Tin Father Christmas will create instant fun on your festive table.
£4.95 each
Every little girl is a princess on Christmas Day...and let's be honest, the older ones too! This delightful Clockwork Princess comes in three different colour ways.
£2.95 each
You won't be able to cover the house and garden but you will be astonished at how this Magic Snow expands to 100 times its original volume. Simply add water to create your very own amazing White Christmas...and the beauty is, left to dry out you can use it over and over again!
£2.25 each.
This great little chap has a habit of regularly stealing the festive limelight. The Parachute Penguin is the sort of daft nonsense that makes Christmas a lot of fun.
£1.95 each
We don't know anyone who hasn't been completely bowled over by this delightful pair. Every inch a quality item, these beautifully finished characters like nothing more than to have their heads pressed to give a wonderful musical response.
£4.95 each.
Like his friend the snowman (below) this Clockwork Santa will love strolling around at Christmas! He also has movable arms.
£2.95 each
This fun Clockwork Christmas Snowman enjoys nothing more than exploring, even has a pipe in the hand of his swinging arm!
£2.95 each
The popular animal version (scroll down further) has been around for a long time but now we have Christmas Tongue Rollers! In four great designs we give these a huge thumbs-up! There was never a cuter way to be a tad rude!
£2.45 each
I grew up in a decade of austerity and no television, so that's my age out of the bag! But as a consequence we had to be incredibly inventive by making our own toys and entertainments, especially around Christmas time. We would have loved these Fairy Tail Finger Puppets. In six magical designs, they are perfect for the child with imagination.
£2.45 each
An extremely smart pair of enamelled penguin cufflinks for the man who takes a pride in finishing touches. A quality festive item.
£4.95 a pair
Who doesn't love a Snow Globe and finally there's one that will fit inside a cracker! These are a total delight...just make sure you don't pull your cracker anywhere near a stone floor!! (four characters)
£3.95 each
A quality wooden Christmas Slide Whistle, hand painted in four festive designs.
£1.95 each
Put on a puppet performance that's worthy of any Christmas panto with these Festive Finger Puppets. The puppets have wooden heads and fabric bodies that are beautifully detailed. Father Christmas, The Snowman and Rudolph make up the three designs.
£4.95 each
A beautiful handmade fabric Christmas Trinket Box for that special present you might want to give on Christmas Day. Made to fit exactly into our crackers, each box measures approximately 1 1/4" (3cm) square by about 1 1/4" (3cm) deep. The boxes come in several different festive fabrics.
£3.95 each
New for 2017, The Festive Santa and Reindeer Torch Key Rings just made it into this years gift selection. Our reindeer's eyes light up and that's not all, he also has floppy ears. Not to be outdone, Santa has three coloured flashing lights on his hands and head. Both play Jingle Bells in a style that would try the patience of a saint.
£2.75 each
It went missing from our gift list last year and in consequence we had several (shall we say, animated) phone calls. We're happy to report that it's now safely back in all its glory...The Bling Cinderella Pumpkin Coach Key Ring.
£4.50 each
New for 2017 and in four Christmas designs may we introduce you to our Festive Lip Gloss.
£3.25 each
There can be few things nicer than entering a home at Christmas that is perfumed with the fragrances of the season. These Christmas Fragrance Oils were a huge hit last year but be warned, they do go quickly. There are five different fragrances and if more than one is ordered we will send an assortment.
Christmas Tree; Orange; Mulled Wine; Christmas Wreath and Frankincense & Myrrh.
£1.25 each
Affordable Classics: 30 Cracker Gifts For 99p or Less!
I think these may have been around since parties began! Party Blowouts, a real classic!
20p each
Brightly coloured, the Springy Smiler has a key ring attachment and is one of those things you just can't put down!
25p each
As old as time, the Chinese (sometimes known as Mexican) Finger Trap still manages to amaze! The more you try to pull your fingers free, the more trapped you become. With many associated stories of myth and love, this truly is a classic.
30p each
This is one of our top five cracker gifts and a great way of breaking the ice at Christmas. These splendid little champagne flutes are full of bubbles, so get blowing!
40p each
An ingenious eraser that arrives as a puzzle! Affordable fun, this is a highly recommended cracker gift.
35p each
What more can be said about this iconic cracker gift? Its endearing simplicity can still captivate, proving yet again that it doesn't cost a fortune to get the party started!
25p each
Time to wake up granny! With two in a pack, The Rocket Balloon will bring any room to life and some.
49p each (2 per pack)
A runaway best seller last year, The Wooden Animal Key Ring is obviously a lot of peoples idea of the perfect cracker gift. (assorted designs)
70p each
A great little collection of four Farm Animal Erasers.
50p (for 4)
If anything was designed to put a smile on your face, it's got to be one of these delightful Russian Doll Key Rings. Beautifully painted in lovely bright colours this is a great little cracker gift.
75p each
These Steel Link Puzzles, popular for generations, are a lot of peoples favourites. Take them apart and then see if you can put them back together again. (assorted designs)
65p each
The Magic Cup is a classic trick that has intrigued generations of budding magicians. Full instructions are provided and it fits beautifully inside a cracker. We have been shamelessly camping around with these, inventing the most preposterous magical words before the big reveal. Great fun!
99p each
We're incredibly easy to please here. There were screeches of excitement when we found that these Ball Poppers fitted neatly into a cracker. They pack quite a punch too, hitting the ceiling with ease...you might be better off outside! Great addictive fun, requiring a little bit of skill!
75p each
The Classic Bouncy Ball. The small ball that packs a big bounce!
60p each
Although these are sold individually we had the greatest fun watching someone's face when we dropped a great many on their kitchen floor. The reaction was priceless, they really are that convincing.
70p each
Made of plastic these wonderful Crystal Tops have a real jewel-like quality. A lovely cracker gift that might surprise you.
75p each
Press the Smiler Dome Popper so that it is completely inside out...leave on a flat surface and wait!
75p each
Pull any part of the ever popular Stretchy Smiler and he'll about double in size!
35p each
Fill with water and the Squirting Fish will do exactly what it says on the can. Then run...
85p each
Sold individually...this is a monkey eraser on a pencil that comes in three bright colours. I can say no more!
85p each
Mini Tic Tac Toe...I expect like me, you call it noughts and crosses! A great favourite.
85p each
A neat little Tape Measure housed in a clear plastic box...handy and useful. Ideal for the practical Christmas guest!
95p each
The Extra Large Dice makes quite a nice display piece as well as being great fun when playing games! Made of wood, this is a nice quality piece. (assorted colours)
99p each
It's one of the most popular gifts we stock. The Union Jack Bottle Opener Key Ring is smart and practical...especially during the festive season.
99p each
A delightful little Mini accessory clip decked out in the Union Jack. This most affordable and very British Icon has a lot of appeal and is small...about the size of the charms you used to find in Christmas Puddings.
70p each
For those of you who fancy doing the odd Captain von Trapp impersonation this might be just the thing. On the other hand you might simply wish to irritate people. A Metal Whistle, in two finishes, silver and black.
99p each
Fob Watches
This wonderful little chap has a secret under his wings, just press his ears together and he'll reveal what it is! Attractive, smart and useful, The Owl Fob Watch remains a great favourite and comes in a chrome and black finish.
£4.25 each
Now here's jolly! The Alarm Clock Fob Watch and Key Ring. This has a larger face than our other fob watches, measuring 2cm in diameter. He may not wake you up in the morning but you'll know he's around!
£4.25 each
The Ladybird Fob Watch is as popular as ever, and like the owl and the butterfly keeps a secret under her wings. (assorted finishes)
£4.25 each
A few years ago we introduced the Racing Car Fob Watch in response to some griping that all our fob watches were designed for the ladies. It became our best selling fob watch. Job done!
£4.25 each
The Enamel Racing Car Fob Watch. An extremely smart and beautifully finished Fob Watch Key Ring offered in wonderfully striking colours.
£4.25 each
In a rainbow of different colours, you don't have to be in the caring profession to enjoy the practicality of a Nurse's Fob Watch. (assorted colours)
£4.25 each
After a short absence the Butterfly Fob Watch is back for 2017. (assorted colours)
£4.25 each
Gloriously over-the-top The Bling Ladybug Fob Watch is a real show-stopper. Not for the faint-hearted. (assorted colours)
£6.75 each
LED Flashing Key Rings
We resisted for as long as we dared but finally here it is. The Minion Torch Key Ring. Press its head and it will light up and scream at you. Always remember, without a master to grovel for a Minion will fall into a deep depression...my idea of a dream partner! I never said that.
£2.75 each
Three great little characters, the Sea Life LED Torch Key Rings also come with sounds from the deep...or thereabouts! (three characters)
£2.75 each
As well as two eyes that light up very brightly, this cute Owl Torch Key Ring will also give you a hoot for luck...what more d'you want from life!
£2.75 each
Just DON'T put it in your bath!! The Rubber Duck Torch and Key Ring quacks too...enough said!
£2.75 each
I'm not entirely confident that the noise our gorilla makes would frighten anyone (akin to a clock being wound if you go back that far) but the Gorilla LED Torch does win with charm.
£2.75 each
This is a great cracker gift and way too cute for its own good! Press the button on the back of The Penguin Torch and he'll give you a squeak...oh yes, and he'll light up too!
£2.75 each
Wasn't there a story about three little piggies and the state of the construction industry?
Don't ever be in any doubt about pigs being the cleverest of all the farm animals because not only does this Pig's snout light up it oinks as well. Clever or what!?
£2.75 each
For dedicated followers of Jediism this could be a positive inspiration to fight evil. We're not entirely sure what Darth is saying in his all too brief message but we feel convinced it's something horribly menacing!
Daft and fun, we must all know someone for whom this would be the ideal cracker gift.
£2.75 each
New for 2017 the BB-8 Droid. For the out-of-touch, this is a popular new Star Wars hero. The usual histrionics, press its head and it lights up and makes a terrible racket.
£2.75 each
The Storm Trooper Torch. Guess what...press his head and his eyes light up and he makes a noise not dissimilar to a gun firing. Good luck if you're trying to recover on Boxing Day.
£3.75 each
We launched this last year to celebrate the Queen's 90th Birthday...and so popular was her majesty that here she is again! As well as two very bright LED eyes, this wonderful Torch and Key Ring also gives you a rousing rendition of Rule Britannia. Thank-you Ma'am.
£3.95 each
To compliment the Queen's Torch, we present one of her loyal Guardsmen. Like Her Majesty his LED eyes light up very brightly and he too gives a rousing rendition of Rule Britannia.
£3.95 each
The Bicycle Valve Light was a runaway best seller last year and it's not difficult to see why. This wonderful, easy to attach, bicycle accessory can transform your wheels at night-time with a seemingly endless choice of colour combinations.
£4.95 per pair
Lights and Torches
Ideal for reading in low light situations or when you don't wish to disturb others by putting the light on, this splendid Book Light is a great gift. However, what really leaves you in awe is the elegant way in which it opens up. Just press a button and be delightfully surprised!
£2.50 each
Cracker gifts for men can be a bit of a challenge and it's hopefully one that we rise to with this very smart reproduction miniature Police Torch. It comes with a battery
£3.95 each
The Laser Light Key Ring doubles as a handy torch and if that wasn't enough it also has a hidden stylus under the cap that's perfect for operating touch screen devices. A great gift!
£5.50 each
Lip Gloss
You know a foxy lady? Job done! Fox Lip Gloss.
£3.25 each
More Classics
Whoopee Cushion. No comment!
£1.70 each
Is the Yo-Yo a classic toy? Well, there's one being used by a boy on a Greek vase dating back to 500BC...so we're going to say, yes! The Mini Wooden Yo-Yo (assorted designs)
£1.95 each
Like all great ideas, Roll Tongue Animals are impossibly simply but enormous fun. Just give them a gentle squeeze and be ready for some cute cheekiness!
£2.45 each
£4.50 eachA Mini Springy that fits into a cracker. Great news! This miniature version (only 3½cm in diameter) is equally as fascinating as the big one. Impossible to put down.
£2.25 per pack
If size matters then you might appreciate these EXTREME jumping beans! Each one is decorated with a fun character. There are two jumping beans in each bag.
£1.20 a bag
The classic Sky Diver. A little bit like the parachute penguin but decidedly more butch...actually, nothing like the parachute penguin at all!
£2.70 each
Leave your mark with this fun Smiler Ink Stamp.
£1.49 each
For Him
A delightful little resin character draped in the Union Jack. A very British Bull Dog with a lot of appeal.
£1.50 each
A perennial favourite, this practical cracker gift, has a patriotic touch.
£1.25 each
Storm Trooper Cuff Links. A smart affordable gift.
£3.75 per pair
It's always nice to smarten up over the festive season and so for the Superman in your life, what could be nicer than these quality enamel cufflinks.
£4.50 per pair
This is absolutely my idea of the perfect cracker gift! A sensibly sized (1 fluid ounce) Stainless Steel Hip Flask Key Ring. I mean, what could be nicer than a quick (and maybe surreptitious) shot to warm the cockles of your heart when out for the obligatory Christmas walk.
£3.25 each
Cracker gifts obviously have to meet a certain criteria and hunting the good ones down can often be a frustrating exercise. However, when the good ones come along and tick all the boxes...it's GREAT!
Useful, attractive, affordable, appealing and will last. Mini Metre Tape Measure take a bow!
£2.95 each
For many years the classic naff cracker gift has been the tacky screwdriver set that gets swept away with the pulled crackers. Hence, we have avoided it like the plague...until now! We love this because it's brilliant! This superbly designed key ring conceals a set of four screwdriver heads that readily fit into the central shaft, allowing you to tighten and loosen a variety screws wherever you are. An old joke just got updated! Available in 4 different colours
£2.50 each
Be very sure to read the instructions for these incredible Rattler Magnets carefully. We do not recommend them for anyone under the age of 14 years.
Throw them in the air together and listen to the sound they make! Eerie science at its best!
£1.50 per pair
Now That's Useful
The incredible little bullet shaped USB Car Charger/Adapter. Simply plug it into your cigarette lighter socket and charge up your mobile phone, sat nav, MP3 player...the list is endless
£1.50 each.
A smart little Tomato Pin Cushion, one for the Sewing Bee fans!
£1.75 each
This brilliant Egg Timer really will delight and like all the best ideas, it's incredibly simple. Just place the timer in the saucepan with your egg and the heat sensitive indicator will change colour and do the rest!
£1.95 each
For those of us who simply refuse to surrender to the commands of a 'sat nav' this pocket sized Compass might just be enough to get you home safely and quietly!
You have reached your destination!
£2.95 each
Keeping the Children Occupied
One of the very best cracker gifts. A tin of coloured Pocket Pencils with a sharpener on the lid. Now there's clever!
Cats Cradle. Variations on this ancient game can be found in cultures throughout the world. It is very addictive and because it is designed for two or more players encourages splendid interaction. Extensive instructions are included.
£1.75 each
This is the sort of thing that is so stupid and yet so wonderful at the same time, you just have to have it! Read on and be stunned! Submerge your egg in water and in 12-24 hours the shell will start to crack and after 48 hours your chick will hatch!!! Don't pinch yourself...that's what it does! One of last years top five sellers...be warned, it goes quickly.
I should add, it's not the sort that will grow into a hen!
£2.75 each
Mini Wooden Kaleidoscopes. Just shake and turn in the hand. In three different colours they have a beautiful wood finish. A quality toy.
£2.95 each
A Mini Telescope that extends and closes. (assorted colours)
£1.50 each
Metal Jacks. Another great game from the past...imaginatively boxed and no batteries required.
£3.95 each
The Fairy Finger Puppets are made to the highest standards using a combination of wood and gorgeous fabrics. A magical gift for the child with imagination. Six different designs and considerably larger than the Fairy Tale Finger Puppets listed above.
£3.95 each
Those of a certain age will remember doing this with a wooden cotton reel! Ah, those were the days! Now (apart from cotton reels coming in plastic) everything has got a lot smarter but the principal remains the same. This wonderful Knitting Doll is made to a very high standard and has everything you will need to get started. Oh yes...it used to be called French Knitting!
£4.95 each
It Don't Mean a Thing if You Ain't Got that Bling!
A Bunny is not just for Easter! In various pretty shades, this adorable bling and enamel Bunny is a great cracker gift. (various colours)
£7.50 each
The Bling Poodle with movable parts is new for 2017 and in common with all our bling is very over-the-top...only more so!
£4.95 each
This is very small and rather wonderful. The Bling Oyster and Pearl accessory clip is unique in our bling collection. Why? It's understated.
£4.50 each
The Bling Scottie Dog is new for 2017 and way too cute for its own good!
£5.25 each
If you like cute and you like bling, then look no further because the Bling Teddy with movable parts has both qualities by the bucket load. (assorted colours)
£7.50 each
This delightful Bling Tiger with movable parts would melt any heart.
£7.50 each
What could be prettier than these delightful little Fairy Bling Ear Rings. Brilliant to wear around during the festive season...and beyond!
£7.50 each
Because we all adored her here, we call this the Dusty Springfield. The Bling Panda (assorted colours)
£7.50 each
Dangerous and strikingly handsome...but that's enough about me! The Bling Leopard's Head Key Ring is a real stunner!
£8.95 each
The Bling Lambretta really has the retro look of the moment.
Available in Pink or Blue
£5.95 each
And Finally...
Whether you fancy yourself as a budding Larry Adler or just like to make music, this classic metal Harmonica might be just the ticket. It is suitable for children and adults of all abilities.
£5.95 each
New for 2017, The Space Pencil Sharpener. In four great designs, this is definitely a cut (no pun intended) above your usual pencil sharpener...complete with orbiting beads!
£1.50 each
Who wouldn't be bowled over to find one of these dropping out of their cracker! A most affordable and stylish fashion watch. Me thinks a winner! Supplied with either a black or white face.
£5.95 each
We don't know anyone who hasn't been completely bowled over by this delightful trio. Every inch a quality item, these beautifully finished characters like nothing more than to have their heads pressed to give a wonderful and appropriate response. (three characters)
£4.95 each
Imagine our disappointment when the latest craze wouldn't fit inside a cracker. Then along comes the two-blade propeller Infinity Spinner...heavens be praised! We have tried a great many spinners (avoid the cube, very expensive and doesn't spin for long) and this is in a league of its own, it truly does live up to its name. It comes in a smart box (which won't fit inside your cracker) and will help to relieve any stress over Christmas and beyond...mine sits by my armchair. Suitable for adults and children over 10. Not inexpensive but a knock-out cracker gift.
£7.99 each. Assorted Colours
Please note that all cracker gifts are chosen with our standard cracker measurements in mind. The barrel of which measures approximately 5"+ (13cm) by about 2" (5cm+) in diameter.
All our gifts will arrive in their original packaging because it will often give instructions and age recommendations. This packaging will need to be removed for the gift to fit inside your crackers.
Where an item is available in several designs or colours, we will endeavour to send a selection when more than one is ordered.


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Reviewed By Kenneth R (Pitman, NJ) Reviewed for a 2008 Toyota Avalon —7/23/2011 12:47 PM
The only drawback was that for whatever reason the console surrounding the shifter had some deep scratches. Not something that I was interested in either repainting or buying a whole surround either from the dealer or from a junk yard. So I did a web search on repair and this site come up. Man, am I glad it did! The package arrived better than on-time and after reviewing the contents with my wife, I went right to work. People that saw the damage can't believe it the results. Seriously, the auto dealership should look into this if it is a sticking (sorry, for the pun) point!


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On Aug. 15, singer Kim Oakes of Warwick will come to the island to audition for the Jamestown Community Chorus talent show that will be presented the following week at 7:30 p.m. at the recreation center.
This will be Kim's fifth year performing in the show. She is a year-round entertainer. After working full time at the Rhode Island Blood Center, she heads out in the evenings to perform 12 to 14 shows per month at senior homes with her friend Cris Medina of Woonsocket.
"I love to wear various costumes and really entertain the audience," she said. For the second year, Cris will come to the auditions. He will sing "Teddy Bear" by Elvis and Kim will sing a country song by Loretta Lynn titled "Don't Come Home A' Drinkin' (With Lovin' on Your Mind)."
Why does she come down to the island each year to perform? "The audience is so wonderful and they appreciate each and every act. The program is so nicely arranged and I feel proud to be a part of it. I am truly looking forward to being in the show again this year."
Residents as well as summer visitors from on or off the island are invited to polish their entertainment skills and come to the auditions on Aug. 15 and 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the rec center.
The show looks for acts ranging from singers, dancers and storytellers, to instrumentalists, and more. There is no charge to audition and all ages are welcome to try out. Accompaniment on piano will be available.
For young or first-time performers, the talent show auditions provide a safe and low-key opportunity to try out skills in public. A committee of Jamestown Community Chorus members welcomes those auditioning, chats briefly with each to put them at ease, reviews the performances, and meets after the second night of auditions to decide on the final program. The talent show is a summertime island tradition, now in its 22nd year and is the chorus' biggest fundraiser providing a fine evening's entertainment. Tickets are $7 and $5 for seniors and children and are sold at the door. Raffle tickets can be purchased from chorus members in front of McQuade's Market and at East Ferry on weekends. For more information about the auditions, the talent show or the chorus, call 423-1574 or visit jamestownri.com/chorus.
Rehearsals are underway for the second island summer evening of entertainment. The Men's Chorus of Jamestown is preparing for its Aug. 27 concert. The men will present a wide variety of musical styles from English music hall ("They're Moving Father's Grave to Build a Sewer") to a Georgian love song, the Beach Boys and Russian liturgical music to rap.
Speaking of the Beach Boys, B.J. Whitehouse, the men's chorus director, sends along this poser: Which song by the Beach Boys contains the lyrics "do my dreaming and my scheming?"
Tori's and Pio's pet store, Island Animal, and the Narragansett Cafe have been named winners in Rhode Island Monthly's Best of Rhode Island competition for Newport County. The 'Ganny won for best place to listen to live music. Island winners in the entire state category are: the Secret Garden for hanging baskets; Paul Housberg Project, architectural glass; Beavertail State Park, best day on an island, road trip edition; and the Bay Voyage, hall of fame.
Kudos to all!
The Cleveland Browns are on the practice field. The NFL is back. I forgive the greed.
Go Browns!
Aug. 12 is the deadline to register kids between 8 and 10 years old for a special summer program, A Week of Woodland Animals. The program is offered by the Humane Society of Jamestown and will be held at the Jamestown Philomenian Library from Aug. 22-26 from 10 to 11:15 a.m.
The sessions are limited to 12 children. They will learn about five different woodland animals, their anatomy, habitats, food preferences and contributions to the ecosystem. The children will share their own stories about wild animals in Jamestown. The structured workshop includes a variety of activities including guessing games, stories, art projects and lessons from teacher Ann Marie Lepre. Questions? Call 423-1465.
Congratulations to this year's eighth-graders who won the Humane Society of Jamestown's Mary Stearns McGaughan Compassion Towards Animals Essay Awards. They are, Zachary Neronha, first place; Jaime Leonard, second place; Emily Brewer, third place; and Allie Baldwin, Grace Lynn and Brad Flood, honorable mention.
Got water! A water vessel is now in place in front of the Cathryn Jamieson Salon for the thirsty quadrupeds ambling down the avenue.
If you wondered about the name of the yacht on the front page of the July 14 Press, she is the J-Boat Ranger captured in all its glory by island photographer Onne van der Wal. The photograph was taken off the island of Antiqua.
You haven't had a lobster roll until you've had one from the Shack at West Ferry.
We don't know how the town workers preparing Howland Avenue for new paving survived the days of blistering heat last month.
Hubba Hubba!
Stay true!
Call in your stuff to 829-2760 or 423-0383, or email me at jtnwal firstname.lastname@example.com. Thank you.


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Dear Members,
A few queries I'd hereby wish to present regarding Aristophanes' comedy.
(1) Line 247: is ἔστ᾽ in the imperative?
(2) Lines 255-6: what would be the very literal translation for κἀκποιήσεται γαλᾶς σοῦ μηδὲν ἥττους βδεῖν?
(3) Lines 257-8: may these be translated thus - walk/go to the front, and in the crowd be very much on guard that someone stealthily may nibble at your gold?
(4) Line 266: doesn't ἕκτῳ ἔτει translate - in the sixth year?
(5) Lines 271-5: what would be the very literal translation? Why is the masc. prtc. employed?
(6) Line 283: why would this not translate - you (sg.) will not throw/hit; you (sg.) will not throw/hit?
Whatsoever pertinent comments and responses would be highly valued.


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WHITE HOUSE, Tenn. � A song written by Michigan native and former Bronson resident Randy Albright has been recorded by country music artist Alan Jackson.
Randy Albright wrote "Way Beyond the Blue" 27 years ago. The song is the 11th track on Jackson's "The Bluegrass Album," which was released in September.
Albright said the process of getting the song recorded was a much different process from the many others he has had recorded because "Jackson had been carrying it around with him for over two decades," a press release from iKahn Records, the recording label owned by Albright. "According to an interview, Jackson�s record producer says that Alan found this song early on just after moving to Nashville and has kept it in a box of his favorites all these years."
At a recent concert, Jackson performed the song, which he described as "bluegrass," and announced that it was his wife�s favorite song on the new album. Albright explained that the bluesy-sounding song wasn�t originally written as a bluegrass song and only has two chords in the entire piece.
"Albright says it is exciting when the work you have done that long ago finally sees the light of day with such a great artist like Jackson," the news release said. "Albright goes on to say that when he first moved to Nashville 36 years ago his hope and dream was to make a living writing songs for country-music artists."
Shortly after arriving in Nashville, Albright landed the role of Hank Williams Sr. in the Opryland production "Country Music USA." While performing for country music fans from all over the United States, he was honing his songwriting craft in the off hours.
Not long after that, Albright signed his first writing contract with Acuff-Rose Publishing and had his first song in a long line of many recorded. Over the years his songs have been recorded by Vince Gill, Emmylou Harris, Alabama, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Faith Hill, Alabama and many others.
After almost 30 years of writing country songs, Albright has turned his songwriting and singing efforts in the direction of his Christian music that reflects his Catholic faith.
Albright currently tours North America with a music production he authored, "A Musical Celebration of Mary," that tells of the joys and the sorrows of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
Many residents in the Branch County area have heard and danced to Albright's music. In the past he performed for weddings and dances with his local band; a few years ago he performed at the Bronson Polish Festival.
More about Albright and his music can be found online at iKahnRecords.com.
Country star records song written by former Bronson resident
WHITE HOUSE, Tenn. � A song written by Michigan native and former Bronson resident Randy Albright has been recorded by country music artist Alan Jackson.


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Join Date: Aug 2009
Age: 27
So yeah. I can see where the criticisms are coming from.
On the actual finale itself though, I felt that it lacked impact, or at least something memorable for me to remember this series by. Purely subjective rant, of course.
|2012-04-19, 14:18
|Link #2964
Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: somewhere on this planet
that was a weak ending imo. Its nice that we get to see them kiss and all that but what about the other characters? Hopefully an epilogue or something shows up in a few weeks. Oh yea that was pretty awkward to read lol. 9/10
|2012-04-19, 17:24
|Link #2965
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Thanks for all the good memories, Bakuman.
I think the bottom left panel of page 14, chapter 173 hinted that we wouldn't get a wedding ceremony.
Looking back, 173 was Takagi's last chance to shine, 174 was Hattori, and 175 was Kaya, Eiji, + the other mangaka, and of course 176 was Mashiro and Azuki. If you read all those chapters again, you'll feel more like every character got their proper due in the end. I do agree though that they could have included to birth of Takagi's child to wrap him up a bit better, as he was the co-protagonist after all. I'm still looking forward to an extra chapter in the final volume though, but not expecting one.
Bakuman's also been a monster in terms of words per chapter, nearly double that of other series, and I greatly appreciate the groups that took the time to do it.
|2012-04-19, 21:42
|Link #2966
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
This series has its ups and downs but overall, I'd say this has been a pretty enjoyable and interesting series.
The first chapters up till the end of Trap arc had been refreshing, gave a lot of interesting information about manga, and had kept me on the edge several times with its nice cliffhangers.
Subsequently however, things started becoming less novel, probably because we already know most of what is to know about manga making. The 2nd serialization (the gag manga whose name I can't remember) was relatively boring for me, but it did provide an important plotline for them to gain experience.
The worst however, was Nanamine part 2. Part 1 was still ok but the return of Nanamine was unbelievable and overdone.
As for the romance part, I think it's a matter of taste and preference. I personally would like more romance sub-chapters and more of Azuki after Trap, as well as a little more development between Hiramaru and Aoki, but judging from what we have so far, I suspect Ouba may not have the necessary skill and experience to execute that well. However, I like the idea of using a seiyuu as a heroine, even though she doesn't have a strong heroine presence at all.
And of course, my favorite character is Hiramaru, and the antics between Yoshida and Hiramaru are pure gold.
The other thing I really like about this series is how sometimes it seems to be making digs at the editorial department, WSJ itself and other manga.
As for the ending, I think the ending closes things well, though I find it overly abrupt and the last page as the last page was pretty jarring. It would have been better if it had a 40-50 page ending chapter to round things better. I'm sure the fans in Japan will be dissatisfied as well, so hopefully, we do get an epilogue chapter in the tankoubon as well.
And finally, while I'm no expert in art, I find that Obata's art is really getting more and more amazing over the years. Drawing realistic manga manuscripts within a manga, and the amount of details he has in the panels, I can only say 'wow' to that. He has definitely leveled up again from Bakuman.
To sum up, Bakuman is really a refreshing manga which is something 'never done before'. Considering the genre and story type, I won't go so far as to call them mediocre compared to other WSJ series, and I would have to say 'kudos' to Ouba and Obata to have been able to make such a genre interesting to read. I think it's not easy to do what they have done. The question is, will some other mangaka be able to write a more interesting 'manga about manga' than them? Frankly speaking, I don't know if someone can do this better than Ouba, but if someone else is going to try it, it would no longer be something novel anymore. And I have to add that Ouba has guts to try out a different genre from what he has done. Another fact is without a doubt, for a non-mainstream series with mainstream elements, to quote Takagi himself, it is popular and among the top 1/3 of the series in WSJ.
Well, now that this has ended, I really look forward to the their next series. As proven again in the 'Classroom of Truth', which seems like a dig to Enigma saying 'we can do better than you', I hope Ouba brings us something of that kind of genre again.
|2012-04-19, 22:08
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WAIT THAT BLINDSIDED ME. I wasn't really paying attention to anything that might have tipped me off that the series was ending. *sigh*
Well, I was hoping we'd get to a see a flash forward of the married couple, but I guess we don't get that...
|2012-04-20, 00:57
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: CO, USA
Um. What? That was a totally unexpected ending. Considering the material though, I guess I should applaud them for taking the story to this length, without boring me too much. I feel like this could've been better if it was fit into 10 volumes, but that's just me. Overall, I'm glad that this series is finally over, and I just hope that their next project will be something more... stimulating for the mind.
|2012-04-20, 06:30
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Location: NY
Age: 39
I dropped this shortly after Eiji stopped Crow. That always rubbed me the wrong way and felt like a cop out to me. Things really started to drag for me after a while and it looks like it dragged on to the very end, before rushing to an abrupt finish. Not sure if I'll pick it back up to finish it off or not.
|2012-04-20, 08:59
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Age: 27
That said, I'm still looking forward to their next work.
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- Status information
- Long title
- Part 1 Preliminary
Part 2 Listing of threatened species, populations and
ecological communities and key threatening processes
- Introductory note
- Division 1 Lists of threatened species, populations and ecological communities and key threatening processes
- Division 2 Eligibility for listing
Division 3 Procedure for listing
- 16 Operation of Division
- 17 Scientific Committee responsible for lists
- 18 Who may initiate action for listing
- 19 Making nomination for inclusion on, omission from or amendment of list
- 19A Referral of nomination to Fisheries Scientific Committee
- 20 Scientific Committee may request additional information
- 21 Consideration of nomination by Scientific Committee
- 22 Scientific Committee's preliminary determination
- 23 Scientific Committee's final determination
- 23A Minister's response to proposed final determination
- 24 Publication of final determination
- 25 Revision of Schedule on publication of final determination
- 25A Lists to be kept under review
Division 4 Procedure for provisional listing of endangered or
critically endangered species on emergency basis
- 26 Operation of Division
- 27 Scientific Committee responsible for provisional listing
- 28 Eligibility for provisional listing
- 29 Who may initiate action for provisional listing
- 30 Making nomination for provisional listing
- 31 Scientific Committee may request additional information
- 32 Consideration of nomination for provisional listing by Scientific Committee
- 33 Publication of determination for provisional listing
- 34 Effect of publication of determination for provisional listing
- 35 Scientific Committee to review status of provisionally listed species
- 36 Termination of provisional listing
- Division 5 Minor changes to listings
Part 3 Critical habitat of endangered species, populations
and ecological communities and critically endangered species and ecological
- Introductory note
Division 1 Identification and declaration of critical
- 37 Habitat eligible to be declared to be critical habitat
- 38 Chief Executive responsible for identifying critical habitat
- 39 Chief Executive to consult with Scientific Committee
- 40 Preparation of recommendation for identification of critical habitat
- 41 Publication of recommendation
- 42 Consideration of submissions by Chief Executive
- 43 Chief Executive to refer recommendation to Minister
- 44 Consideration of recommendation by Minister
- 45 Consultation between Ministers
- 46 Minister may return recommendation to Chief Executive for amendment
- 47 Declaration of critical habitat by Minister
- 48 Publication of declaration of critical habitat
- 49 Amendment or revocation of declaration of critical habitat
- 50 Public authorities to have regard to critical habitat
- 51 Regulations may prohibit certain actions on critical habitat
- 52 Effect of failure to comply with procedural requirements
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ecological communities
- Introductory note
Division 1 Preparation of recovery plans
- 56 Chief Executive to prepare recovery plans
- 56A Joint preparation of recovery plans
- 57 Guidelines for recovery plans
- 58 Priorities for recovery plans
- 59 Contents of recovery plans
- 60 Consultation between chief executive officers
- 61 Publication of draft recovery plan
- 62 Consideration of submissions by Chief Executive
- 63 Chief Executive to refer draft recovery plan to Minister
- 64 Minister may return draft recovery plan to Chief Executive for amendment
- 65 Approval of recovery plan by Minister
- 66 Reasons for departure from draft recovery plan to be stated
- 66A Advice of Scientific Committee to be included in plan
- 67 Recovery plans to be published
- 68 Review of recovery plans
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- 69 Ministers and public authorities to implement recovery plans
- 70 Public authorities to report on implementation of recovery plans
- 71 Notification of proposed departures from recovery plan
- 72 Consultations with Chief Executive concerning proposed departures
- 73 Reference of proposed departures to Ministers and Premier
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- Introductory note
Division 1 Preparation of threat abatement plans
- 74 Chief Executive may prepare threat abatement plans
- 74A Joint preparation of threat abatement plans
- 75 Guidelines for threat abatement plans
- 76 Priorities for threat abatement plans
- 77 Contents of threat abatement plans
- 78 Consultation between chief executive officers
- 79 Publication of draft threat abatement plan
- 80 Consideration of submissions by Chief Executive
- 81 Chief Executive to refer draft threat abatement plan to Minister
- 82 Minister may return draft threat abatement plan to Chief Executive for amendment
- 83 Approval of threat abatement plan by Minister
- 84 Threat abatement plans to be published
- 85 Review of threat abatement plans
Division 2 Implementation of threat abatement
- 86 Ministers and public authorities to implement threat abatement plans
- 87 Public authorities to report on implementation of threat abatement plans
- 88 Notification of proposed departures from threat abatement plan
- 89 Consultations with Chief Executive concerning proposed departures
- 90 Reference of proposed departures to Ministers and Premier
- Part 5A Threatened Species Priorities Action Statement
Part 6 Licensing
- Introductory note
Division 1 Grant of licences
- 91 Licence to harm or pick threatened species, populations or ecological communities or damage habitat
- 92 Application for licence
- 93 Payment of licence processing fee
- 94 Significant effect on threatened species, populations or ecological communities, or their habitats
- 94A Assessment guidelines
- 95 Determination by Chief Executive as to significant effect
- 96 Publication of licence application
- 96A Sale of copies of species impact statement
- 97 Matters that Chief Executive must take into account
- 98 Chief Executive may request additional information
- 99 Determination of licence application
- 100 Licence may extend to protected fauna or protected native plants
- 101 Conditions and restrictions to licence
- 102 Proposed variation of licence to be publicly notified
- 103 Notification of licence determination
- 104 Chief Executive to keep register of licences
- 105 Cancellation of licence
- 106 Appeal by applicant or person commenting on licence application
- 107 Time for appeal, and deemed approval
- 108 Stay of operation of licence pending appeal
- Division 2 Species impact statements
- Division 3 Exceptions to licensing requirements
- Division 4 Miscellaneous
Part 7 Other conservation measures
- Introductory note
Division 1 Stop work orders
- 114 Chief Executive may make stop work order
- 115 Prior notification of making of stop work order not required
- 116 Appeal to Minister
- 117 Extension of stop work order
- 118 Consultation about modification of proposed detrimental action
- 119 Recommendation for making of interim protection order
- 120 Stop work order prevails over other instruments
- Division 2 Joint management agreements
- Division 3 Conservation agreements
- Division 4 Biodiversity certification of native vegetation reform package
- Division 5
Part 7AA Biodiversity certification
- Division 1 Preliminary
- Division 2 Biodiversity certification
- Division 3 Application for biodiversity certification
- Division 4 Assessment of application for biodiversity certification
- Division 5 Biodiversity certification assessment methodology
- Division 6 Conferral, extension and review of biodiversity certification
- Division 7 Enforcement of approved measures
Division 8 Biodiversity certification agreements
- 126ZH Biodiversity certification agreements
- 126ZI Duration of agreements
- 126ZJ Registered agreements run with land
- 126ZK Enforcement of agreements
- 126ZL Minister may order party to rectify contravention of agreement
- 126ZM Court cannot extinguish obligations
- 126ZN Regulations—biodiversity certification agreements
- Division 9 Suspension, revocation and modification of certification
Division 10 General
- 126ZU Notification of certification and changes to certification
- 126ZV Suspension, revocation or expiry of biodiversity certification does not affect obligations under certification
- 126ZW Effect of changes to biodiversity certification on development and other activities
- 126ZX Intra-government dispute resolution arrangements
- 126ZY Powers of authorised officers
- 126ZZ Effect of failure to comply with procedural requirements
- 126ZZA Part 5 of Planning Act does not apply to biodiversity certification process
- 126ZZB Extent of biodiversity certification
- 126ZZC Regulations
Part 7A Biodiversity banking
- Introductory note
- Division 1 Preliminary
Division 2 Biobanking agreements
- 127D Biobanking agreements
- 127E Content of biobanking agreements
- 127F General provisions relating to biobanking agreements
- 127G Duration of agreements
- 127H Variation of agreements
- 127I Registration of agreements
- 127J Agreements to run with land
- 127K Management actions under biobanking agreement exempt from Planning Act
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- 127M Powers of authorised officers
- 127N Minister may order owner to rectify breach of biobanking agreement
- 127O Transfer of land to Minister
- 127P Application of Planning Act
- 127Q Proposals by public authorities affecting biobank sites
- 127R Resolution of certain disputes
- 127S Prospecting and mining on biobank sites
- 127T General provisions relating to variation or termination of agreements without consent of owner
- 127U Activities authorised by mining authorities and petroleum titles not affected by biobanking agreement
- Division 3 Creation of biodiversity credits
- Division 4 Trading in biodiversity credits
Division 5 Cancellation, suspension and retirement of
biodiversity credits
- 127ZD Grounds for cancellation of biodiversity credit
- 127ZE General provisions relating to cancellation of biodiversity credits
- 127ZF Suspension of biodiversity credit
- 127ZG Application for retirement of biodiversity credits
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- 127ZI Order requiring biobank site owner to retire biodiversity credits
Division 6 Biobanking statements
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- 127ZK Application for biobanking statement in respect of development
- 127ZL Circumstances in which biobanking statement may be issued
- 127ZM Concurrence of Secretary of the Department of Planning and Environment required in certain cases
- 127ZN Form and conditions of biobanking statement
- 127ZO Effect of issue of biobanking statement—development requiring development consent
- 127ZP Effect of issue of biobanking statement—activities under Part 5 of Planning Act
- 127ZQ Modification, revocation and lapsing of biobanking statement
- 127ZR Minister may require retirement of credits
- 127ZS Chief Executive may verify retirement of biodiversity credits
- Division 7 Arrangements for deferral of retirement of biodiversity credits
- Division 8 Financial matters
- Division 9 Registers
Division 10 Miscellaneous
- 127ZZG Appeals
- 127ZZH Special arrangements for creation of national parks and other reservations
- 127ZZI Conservation brokers
- 127ZZJ Participation of Minister
- 127ZZK Exemption from liability
- 127ZZL Regulations
- 127ZZM Regulations not subject to staged repeal
- 127ZZN Review of operation of biobanking scheme
Part 8 Scientific Committee
- Introductory note
- 128 Establishment of Scientific Committee
- 128A Functions of Scientific Committee
- 129 Members of Scientific Committee
- 130 Provisions relating to members of Scientific Committee
- 131 Chairperson and Deputy Chairperson
- 132 Disclosure of pecuniary interests
- 133 Procedure of Scientific Committee
- 134 Transaction of business outside meeting or by telephone or other means
- 135 Scientific Committee not subject to Ministerial control
- 135A Exclusion of personal liability
- 136 Service of documents on Scientific Committee
- Part 9 Biological Diversity Strategy
- Part 9A Advisory Councils
Part 9B Criminal and other proceedings
- Division 1 Proceedings for offences generally
- Division 2 Restraining orders
Division 3 Court orders in connection with
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- 141H Orders generally
- 141I Orders for restoration and prevention
- 141J Orders for costs, expenses and compensation at time offence proved
- 141K Recovery of costs, expenses and compensation after offence proved
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- 141M Orders regarding monetary benefits
- 141N Additional orders
- 141O Offence
Part 10 Miscellaneous
- Introductory note
- 142 Act binds Crown
- 142A Delegation
- 142B Chief Executive may accredit persons to prepare assessments and surveys
- 143 Annual report by Chief Executive on operation of Act
- 144 Relationship of Act to National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974
- 145 Native title rights and interests
- 146 Decision not to disclose location of critical habitat
- 146A Decision not to disclose other information
- 147 (Renumbered as sec 141F)
- 148 Form of notices
- 149 Service of documents
- 150 Regulations
- 151 (Renumbered as sec 141E)
- 152 Liability of directors etc for offences by corporation—offences attracting executive liability
- 152A Liability of directors etc for offences by corporation—accessory to the commission of the offences
- 152B Evidence as to state of mind of corporation
- 153 Time within which proceedings may be commenced
- 154 Ancillary offences
- 154A Evidentiary provisions etc
- 154B Onus of proof of reasonable excuse or lawful excuse
- 155 Repeal of Endangered Fauna (Interim Protection) Act 1991 No 66 and amending Acts
- 156 Savings, transitional and other provisions
- 157 Review of Act
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- Schedule 2 Vulnerable species and ecological communities
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When statistics on U.S. cotton ending stocks and exports finally start to come into focus, the cotton market could turn explosive, according to Joe Nicosia, CEO of Allenberg Cotton Co., speaking at the Cotton Roundtable in New York City.
"For the last couple of years, the cotton market has been tantalized by forecasts of insufficient acreage, higher demand and bigger production deficits for the deferred months. And in each of those years, the forecasts for the tightness have faded, and the end result has been the largest carryouts in 40 years."
Nicosia noted that in 2006, USDA initially forecast U.S. carryover at 5.4 million bales, dropped it to 4.9 million bales in July and to 4.6 million in September, "and we were almost off to the races. However, after that, our carryouts went from 5.4 million to 9.8 million bales, an increase of almost 5 million bales."
In 2007, USDA forecast a carryout of 5.8 million bales, which eventually grew to 10.2 million bales, an increase of 4.5 million bales.
For 2008, USDA forecast U.S. carryout at 3.7 million bales. By July, it had already risen to 5.3 million bales. "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that the carryout will continue to grow until we get a burdensome supply again for this year."
The culprit for the rise in carryout has been fading export prospects, according to Nicosia. Two years ago, USDA's forecast for exports declined from 17 million bales to 13 million bales. Last year, the forecast declined from 18 million bales to around 13 million bales.
The good news is that developing world fundamentals could help to buck this trend, according to Nicosia. World cotton area for 2008-09 is down to its lowest level in six years with rising grain and oilseed prices leading to large-scale reductions in cotton area worldwide.
Among countries joining the United States in shifting from cotton to grain are China, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Greece and Spain. Cotton area fell in Egypt by 50 percent, Greece, 20 percent, Syria, 20 percent, Turkey, 30 percent. Meanwhile West Africa is increasing acreage 20 percent and Australia could be up well over 300 percent due to improving water prospects.
Crop prospects are very uncertain in India, which has contributed significantly to world gains in production over the last few years. Some of this is due to the aforementioned high costs, Nicosia said. Another is due to unsatisfactory (so far) monsoon rains. "The crop today is at a very critical stage and needs rain immediately. If not, the crop could be a disaster, and U.S. exports would be the largest beneficiary of that."
In addition, two unfavorable developments could reverse the trend toward higher yields in some countries, according to Nicosia. "One is that the cost of agricultural inputs has risen sharply. India is struggling with the high cost of fertilizer and will see a cutback in its use of it. Two, sharply higher transport cost for inputs in countries like Brazil (which have to import those inputs) will cut into profits."
Brazil's production is expected to be down 500,000 bales, Egypt, down 500,000 bales, Syria, down 250,000 bales, Turkey, down 500,000 bales and the United States, down 5 million bales. Only partially offsetting the declines are Australia, up 1.5 million bales, China, up 500,000 bales, West Africa, up 1 million bales and Pakistan, maybe up 500,000 bales.
China again is the key variable on the demand side for U.S. cotton, and lately it's been a massive disappointment, Nicosia noted. "In 2006-07, USDA originally estimated China's imports at 18.5 million bales. In July, they moved it up to 20 million bales. The final import numbers were 10.8 million bales, 9.2 million bales less.
"In 2007-08, USDA's first estimate of China's imports were at 20.5 million bales. But July, it was 16.5 million bales, and today they're at 12.25 million, and we think it's closer to 11.5 million. That's another 9 million-bale drop off the forecast imports for China.
"The 2008-09 season is continuing that trend as USDA initially forecast 17 million bales of Chinese imports and that is already down to 13.5 million bales."
The difference between statistics and reality usually shows up in USDA tabulations as "unaccounted for" bales, which often proves to be additional production and/or reduced consumption. "These statistical adjustments will account for all the slippage in the balance sheet. As that happens, the screws will be tightened and we will finally drive it in. At that point, the numbers will finally reflect reality."
According to Nicosia, the numbers are starting to do just that. And this means the market may have to start paying attention to the fact that the world will consume as much as 8 million bales more than it will produce in 2008-09.
Another key indicator of U.S. export prospects is the difference between foreign production and consumption, and it has risen to a 20.6 million-bale deficit, "a very scary number, especially when you measure it against the U.S. export estimate of 14.5 million bales, Nicosia said. "So we have to ask ourselves if the screws have been tightened all the way down on the statistics. Or do we need one more year of adjustment? This will determine if the cotton market is really set to take off."
Cotton prices could start to sizzle in 2009 if U.S. cotton acreage does not start to recover. "If we start the year with roughly 5.5 million to 6 million bales, and we maintain all our planted acreage, we will get a production of 14.7 million bales, a carryout of 6 million bales and a total supply of 20.7 million bales.
"If domestic use drops to 4.4 million bales and exports stay around 15 million bales, all of a sudden we will find ourselves with an ending stocks figure of 1.3 million bales. That number is impractical, but it will be extremely bullish on prices.
"In 2010, if U.S. domestic use is maintained at current levels, which is very possible due to the domestic support payment in the new farm bill, we could find ourselves with a projected negative carryout of a 500,000 to 1 million bales.
"I don't think I can make this point any stronger," Nicosia said. "If the 2008-09 statistics look like they'll hold together this time, then the market will have to react, and it will have to react long before the planting of the 2009 crop in order to attract cotton acreage back into production away from what is now profitable grain production."
Nicosia added that depending on the level of participation, the 2008 farm bill's new average crop revenue election, or ACRE, program, "may prevent the recovery of cotton area in 2009-10 and subsequent years because the higher prices for grain will be locked in and used as protection for production going forward."
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a med. gull sitting on 1 of the buoys "dividing" elberry cove as I swam right alongside it ( on Thursday). they have been appearing at elberry more frequently.
Posted September 16th at 9:15 am by graham folkerd in General Birding
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I really doubt you're going to get a response to this message. Just a feeling I have...
You never know he might just make a quick appearance..
i tried my chance thanks.
let me breath!
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Sir Winston Churchill.
Given the intellectual quality..........this thread is closed.
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