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'The Club was founded in 1922 by close associates of Carl Gustav Jung and continues today, building a community that explores Jung's ideas and concepts ... The Club hosts an exciting number of lectures and events throughout the year ... Through various associations with other well known Jungian organisations, we are happy to advertise other interesting events that are taking place outside of the Jung Club.'
Monthly morning Public Lectures which are 'open to anyone with an interest in depth psychology and aim to make the original ideas of Jung more widely accessible and to provide a friendly and informal forum for the ongoing development of Analytical Psychology. The organising committee needs and encourages the support of interested individuals who wish to play an active part in shaping the future of this lecture series. Attending the lectures is an important first step in this direction'.
'Its function is to trace and preserve any aspect of Caddington's past (and present) including the surrounding area. It meets once a month with informative and entertaining talks given by local personalities. It is always anxious to collect and archive local memorabilia associated with parish history, events, personalities etc. New members are welcome.'
'Every year Caerhays and Burncoose hold a range of lectures in conjunction with the Royal Horticultural Society ... You are welcome to attend any of these lectures.'
Usually held early July.
'Café Culture welcomes you to café-style discussions on culture, politics, philosophy and science. Open to all, no prior knowledge needed, just a like-minded desire for convivial and lively banter. Events are free ... Events run from 7–9 pm, snacks and drinks are available.'
Occasional meetings: ''We normally meet in the bookshop café at eight on a Saturday Night. The talk lasts about an hour, followed by something to eat and a discussion phase that goes on to ten or a bit later - and afterwards in the pub for some ...'.
'Meetings will take place from 7.30 pm ... and go on for as long as anyone has anything to say in the discussion which follows about 45 minutes presentation of thesis and refreshments. Attendees are requested to contribute £3 towards the room hire and refreshments.' ALERT Found no recent meetings, at Review.
Conversations in the Art of Life 'Everyone can talk - All points of view are valid - Statements work better than questions - You set the agenda - Drinking helps.' Monthly on the 4th Tuesday.
'This will be a place where people can meet and talk about life, over a drink, from a psychological perspective.' ALERT Could not find a future Programme of Events for the Manchester Group at Review.
'A place where, for the price of a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, anyone can come to explore the latest ideas in science and technology. Meetings take place in cafes, bars, restaurants and even theatres, but always outside a traditional academic context.'
'Our community cafe science programmes represent one of the biggest initiatives of its type in the UK. With several topics and speakers featuring each month, there is sure to be something to interest everyone. What's more, most events are free (though some require booking). All are pitched at a very accessible level and give ample time for audience questions and discussion.'
'Events are usually on the first Wednesday of the month.' ALERT At Review, this Branch was no longer listed.
Meet 'usually last Monday in the month, 7.30 pm to 9.00 pm'.
'Second Monday of the month.'
Meets '7.30 pm - 9.30 pm, last Wednesday of every month'.
'Taking place on the first Tuesday of every month, we feature a variety of local scientists and engineers, talking about their work and how it affects the average person in the street. Always fun, sometimes controversial, these events are a great way to get to the heart of the matter.' Enquire about attendance.
Meetings 'Mondays - 6.45 for 7.15 pm start ... Attendance is free, but we do need to know approximate numbers to organise the seating. To reserve a place please e-mail or phone ...'
'Every first Tuesday of the month 7.30pm - 9pm.'
'Meetings are on the Third Thursday of the month, at 7.30 pm for 8.00 pm start ... Meetings are free (although a contribution to expenses is appreciated)'
'We have monthly events at three venues from January 2018: GB : The Greenbank Pub, Easton. 3rd Thursday of each month; TF : The Tobacco Factory, Southville. 4th Monday of each month; CA : The Cambridge Arms, Westbury Park. 3rd Monday of each month.'
Re-launched in 2018: 'Bringing top scientists and groundbreaking discoveries to new audiences for the price of a cup of coffee ... Events will be held once a month on a Wednesday'.
Meets on the 'third Tuesday of each month whenever possible (there may be exceptions, depending on speakers' availability); doors open at 7 pm and meetings start at 7.30 pm (the shop door is closed very promptly!) and end no later than 9.30 pm ... Call ... to reserve a place. Booking opens one week before the date of the Café. Please also note that you may only reserve places for a maximum of 4 people, and that a minimum age limit of 16 years old applies. If you can't take up your reserved place please let us know as a waiting list operates when we fill the maximum of 47 places'.
Meetings 'Second Wednesday of the month, 6:30pm for 7pm, October to May inclusive'.
Meetings '3rd Tuesday of the month - 7 pm for a 7.30 start'.
Afternoon or evening talks every one-two months throughout the Winter. ALERT Seems no longer to be active.
'Cafe Science Dundee events are held at 7 pm on the last Monday of every month ... Our events usually last just over an hour and finish at 8 pm - 8.15 pm ... All of our events are free and open to everyone. There is no need to book in advance. For safety reasons we have limited seating for up to 90 people so please arrive early to avoid disappointment.'
Meetings: 'Generally the 2nd Monday of every month'.
'Meetings take place on the first Monday of every month ... at 8.30 pm, unless stated otherwise ... Events are free but space is limited to the numbers of seats and standing room at the bar.'
Meet 'first Monday of the month, 7 pm'.
Meet '3rd Monday of the month, 7 for 7.30 pm'. ALERT The 'Guildford' Branch was no longer listed, at Review.
'We normally meet at 7.30 pm on the first or second Wednesday of the month ... There is free parking and the doors open from 6.00 pm for drinks and cold snacks. Hot food is available if ordered in advance (view menu ...). Please email ... to place your order.'
Meetings most months: 'Admission is free, but please register ...'
Meet 'last Monday of the month, starting at 7 pm'. ALERT The 'Ipswich' Branch was no longer listed on the central Website, at Review.
Usually meets 'second Monday of the month, 7 pm'.
Monthly, Tuesday evenings, starting at 7.00 pm.
Meet '7 for 7.30 pm, third Monday of the month, except August. (NB: Second Monday in December)'.
Have organized evening meetings every month or two.
Meetings 'held at ... 6.00 pm on the last Wednesday of every month'.
Formed in 2018: 'Marnhull's Café Sci is held on the first Tuesday of the month starting at 20.00 ... Marnhull is called Marlot in Thomas Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles. It lies in the Blackmore Vale, an area of outstanding natural beauty. Nearby towns include Sturminster Newton, Shaftesbury, Gillingham, Blandford and Sherborne'.
Meets 'first Monday of the month, 7.30 pm'.
ALERT Has now 'come to an end' ...
Normally meets Tuesday evenings, once per month, 8-10 pm.
Events 'take place on selected Monday evenings throughout the year and start at 7.30 pm ... There is no entry fee and all are welcome'.
Evening meetings held every 1-2 months: 'Cafés are free and you can usually just turn up on the night. However contributions towards speakers' expenses and the food and drink allow us to cover our costs. Expressions of interest in advance are welcome to help give us an idea of numbers. Murdoch House, where the Cafés are held, is a lovely venue, but relatively small. Come early for a seat!'
Meetings 'usually first Tuesday of every month, 7 for 7.30 pm start'.
'We usually meet on the first Monday of each Month. If the first Monday is a bank holiday, we postpone to the following Monday. We usually have a summer break.'
'In Sidmouth, we normally meet once a month (except during some festive breaks). The meetings take place on the third Tuesday of each month from 3pm to 4pm. This is the format: a 15-20 min introduction by an expert will be followed by a Q&A period or a general discussion, if the participants so wish. No experience is necessary. The event is free but do buy a drink.'
'Monthly talks on a science subject: Future talks, usually the second Monday of the month.'
Monthly evening meetings.
'Please note - we can only squeeze in a maximum of 50 people, so do arrive early to avoid disappointment!' ALERT 'After ten highly successful years, the organisers of Wallingford Science Exchange have decided, with much regret, that it's time to step down. The cafe sci network will miss them; they've been exceptional members of the cafe family.'
Meetings 'first Monday of the month, 7 for 7.30 pm ... There are no tickets and it is open to all. We usually finish at 9.00 pm after a question and answer session in which the audience are encouraged to contribute by the intimate setting. The Cafe does not run in January, May, August and September'.
'The YPS (Yorkshire Philosophical Society) is pleased to support the ongoing activities of Café Scientifique in York ... Café Scientifique York generally meets on the first Wednesday of each month.'
'Indoor Meets take place from September to March and usually take the form of a slide presentation. All members, and guests, are welcome to come along. Indoor meets are an ideal event to meet Club members if you are interested in finding out more about the Club or other Club events.'
'Every year Cairns hosts a series of lectures by invited speakers renowned in their own field under the heading Thinking Allowed ... The series now forms the main thrust of outreach from a church which is well known for its liberal and inclusive approach.'
Monthly evening meetings, September to April.
Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.
'AIMS: To promote an interest in the local history, natural history and archaeology of the Northern Highlands and Islands and especially in Caithness. A series of interesting walks and talks, annual coach trip and Club weekend plus yearly bulletin.'
Meetings 'usually the first Thursday of the month from October to May at 7.30 pm'.
'Meetings are held ... at 7.30 pm on the 4th Thursday of each month (unless otherwise stated).'
'Meetings are held on Thursdays at 7.30 pm.'
'Meetings are held in Glasgow on Saturday afternoons during the winter months and the AGM in March combines the business of the Association, with a day of talks and exhibitions, rounded off by an annual Dinner in the evening ... The meetings start at 2 pm and are open to all. If the subject is of interest please come along, say hello, enjoy the talk and a cup of tea or coffee, you will be most welcome, we are always keen to meet new enthusiasts ... Occasional meetings are also held in the London Area.'
'The largest and most supportive western calligraphy and lettering society in the world. It is based in the United Kingdom and has an extensive membership in Europe as well as many other countries. Whether you're just starting out in the wonderful craft of calligraphy, have more experience, or at the top of the profession, there is something in CLAS for you.'
'All events are on the 2nd Friday of the month unless otherwise stated. Starting at 19.30.'
'Meet 3rd Monday of month at 7.15 pm.'
Occasional talks.
'All Meetings are on Tuesday evenings ... at 7.15 pm for 7.45 pm. Afternoon Meetings at 2 pm for 2.30 pm.'
Occasional talks.
'Our full and diverse winter club programme will provide something for every photographer's taste. We meet ... every Thursday at 7.30 pm, September to May.'
'We have a varied programme of talks, visits and entertainment and the society is looking to increase its membership with enthusiastic members of all ages ... We meet ... on the first Tuesday in the month at 7.30 pm from October to May.'
'COS is the county bird club for NW Wales and produces the annual Cambrian Bird Report for the counties of Caernarfon, Anglesey and Meirionnydd.'
'New members are always most welcome! By joining the CAS you help to represent the interests of local history, archaeology and architecture in Cambridgeshire, including comments on applications for work on listed buildings as well as other proposals by local authorities.' Monthly early evening meetings, October - May.
'CAFG was formed in 1978 to carry out practical archaeology in the Cambridge area. Our purpose is to contribute to the archaeology of the region through our own field research, while also assisting the County Archaeology Service and co-operating with other interested groups or individuals. We also try to promote interest in archaeology through activities such as talks.'
'Founded in 1959 for people with an interest in astronomy in and around the Cambridge area. With Cambridge being one of the leading astronomical centers, we are very lucky to have many professional astronomers who have spoken at our meetings, giving us the most up to date Information about current research. CAA has many other activities and events as well as holding regular lecture meetings ... The CAA includes two junior sections for younger astronomers, one for 7 to 11 year-olds, the other for young astronomers over the age of 11. Collectively known as the Cambridge Young Astronomers (CYA).'
ALERT Unable to discover any future meetings of the Society at Review.
'Meets 7.30pm on a Monday evening between September and May ... At these main meetings we have a varied Programme of talks, competitions and Members' evenings.'
'The Festival of Ideas celebrates the arts, humanities and social sciences through performances, film screenings, hands on activities, talks and workshops - for free!' Held Mid - Late October.
'Provides a meeting place and discussion forum for non-religious people in Cambridgeshire and surrounding areas. We socialize, debate issues of mutual interest, and undertake outreach activities in and around Cambridgeshire to increase awareness of Humanism and the need for a secular state.'
'A Society for those with an interest in books, libraries and information. Members enjoy a varied programme of talks, visits and social events at roughly monthly intervals.'
Usually held Late June, with a Winter Festival late November.
'CNHS lecture meetings ... take place on Thursday evenings during the winter half of the year and start at 7.30 pm ... Tea, coffee and biscuits are provided from 7.00 pm. All welcome - non members £1.'
'We meet at 7.30 pm ... on the first Friday of every month (except January and August).'
'Meetings are usually held on the first Wednesday and third Friday each month, 7.00 for 7.30pm.'
'An exciting hub for the promotion of scientific research, discussion, and learning ... The title of our Society may sound slightly misleading when you consider the more modern definition of the word 'philosophy', but it is in fact the oldest scientific society in Cambridge ... It became a Body Corporate by virtue of a Charter granted by King William IV in 1832.'
'The Circle aims to provide a convivial opportunity for those fascinated by the railway scene to enjoy illustrated talks, films and video screenings, presented by club members or eminent guest speakers. We cover the railway from yesterday to tomorrow, UK and beyond. These first Friday of the month gatherings run from September to May inclusive. The summer months complement the programme with visits to preserved railways, historic towns, river trips and, very occasionally, the hire of our own excursion train. What's not to enjoy?'
'Gives the public the opportunity to explore Cambridge Science ... Each year, the Festival welcomes visitors to hundreds of events and receives extensive national and local media coverage. Over 170 event coordinators organise talks, interactive demonstrations, hands-on activities, film showings and debates with the assistance of around 1,000 staff and students from departments and organisations across the University and research institutions, charities and industry in the eastern region.'
'The Friends are the Library's largest community of supporters and are open to anyone who loves the Library, wants to give something back, or contribute to its collections and heritage ... To thank you for your support the Library offers Friends a special programme of events and benefits, giving you the chance to see behind the scenes and enjoy and learn about the Library's collections.'
'One of our aims is to provide an umbrella service for all the local, family and social history societies, groups and clubs in the old county of Cambridgeshire. Additionally, we also act as a central information hub taking in all the latest news of events or what is happening or affecting the history community both locally and nationally and disseminating that information out to the 90 plus history based societies, groups and clubs via our various networking facilities.'
'As a charity, we promote the craft of beekeeping and the importance of bees and other pollinators. We regularly organise events and talks, to which all are welcome.'
'We have 9 indoor meetings for the winter months September to May, and usually 3 field meetings in the summer months. Indoor meetings are always held on the second Friday of the month.'
'The Society organises monthly meetings in Cambridge ... on a wide variety of topics, which are designed to appeal to beginner and specialist alike.'
Occasional events.
'Promotes interest in the geology of Cambridgeshire, the UK and worldwide. CGS welcomes new members who would like to learn more about their local landscapes, from the underlying rocks that form them and the environments that existed here in the millions of years of earth's history to the records of past life and evolution and how the geology relates to human culture, both now and in the thousands of years since man arrived here. Our monthly talks (from September to June) cover a wide range of topics including some of the latest research topics in geology.'
ALERT Latest date for Meeting found at Review was 25 June 2018.
'A place for world-class contemporary art exhibitions and education ... Events engage audiences in a regular series of talks and discussions, film screenings and live art performances.'
'The Camden History Society wants everyone to enjoy the history of the London Borough of Camden ... Members have free entry to all talks. Non-members are very welcome, £2 on the door ... Talks usually last around 50 minutes with time for questions afterwards. The venues we use are easily accessible by public transport.'
'All indoor meetings are held on the second Monday of the Month ... at 7.30 pm. The annual subscription is £5; visitors £1 each meeting. All are welcome so why not come and join us. All talks are followed by a chat over a cup of tea or coffee and biscuits.'
'Launched in 2011 to promote social science to the UK Government and the wider public. We campaign for policies that support social science inquiry in the UK, such as the retention of large-scale longitudinal research programmes. We promote social science on social media and at events.'
Programme of quarterly talks.
Weekly meetings, Thursday evenings.
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When Brian "Brin" Schubert's condo floods, he takes his co-worker up on the offer to stay on his crappy futon for a while. The last thing he expects is for his friend's roommate to be the one guy he despises the most. The same guy who stomped on his heart senior year of high school. And by the looks of the girl on his arm, the same man who's still deep inside the closet.
Nicholas Dell never predicted that eleven years later, one of his greatest regrets would show up on his doorstep down on his luck. Nick has made some terrible mistakes—story of his life—and he's been paying for them ever since. And if the guilt and shame aren't enough, his first crush had to turn into one of the sexiest men he's ever laid eyes on.
Nick and Brin have weeks to steer clear of each other. Weeks to avoid strangling each other. But when stubbornness leads to skyrocketing sexual tension, hate-sex doesn't seem like such an awful way to work through their frustration. Except hate is a powerful emotion, especially when it's turned inward. And in Nick's case he's been drowning in a sea of self-loathing for so long, he can't see his way out.
As Brin reconnects with Nick, his perception of what really happened in their past begins to change. He's finally ready to forgive him and take a second chance on the one guy who stirs him like no other. But Nick's demons are complicated, heart-wrenching…demanding. So devastating, he might never allow himself true happiness—even with the one man who's always owned his heart.
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Sarah's curly locks were nearly as blond as mine and Nick's black hair was mostly tucked beneath a worn blue baseball cap. The two of them were cozy on the couch, Sarah sitting with her legs tucked under her and Nick with his ankle crossed over his knee. They were eating Chinese food off paper plates resting in their laps. Sarah simply waved as her mouth was full from a bite of food but Nick responded, "Hey, how you doing?" after swallowing a piece of what looked like an egg roll.
The smell of fried rice hit my nostrils and when my stomach rumbled in response, I realized just how famished I was. I was dying to dive right into the second brown bag resting on the coffee table that more than likely contained my food, but I didn't want to be rude.
When Nick leaned forward with an outstretched hand, for some reason I zeroed right in on the neatly groomed scruff on his chin. When he tilted his face to look directly into my eyes, I froze, our fingers interlocked. A startled gasp sprang from my lips, and Nick's eyebrows slammed together in confusion right before they lifted straight to his hairline.
The same cherry-colored lips, with a center dimple drilled into his chin. Those sad, amber-colored eyes that shuttered out the world.
Holy fuck. Elijah's roommate was Nicholas Dell.
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The same Devil's third baseman that begged his math tutor to suck his cock in the locker room after practice.
And given the female nestled up beside him, it was the same Nicholas Dell who was still deep in the closet.
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About the Author
Mother, wife, reader, dreamer. Christina lives in the Midwest with her husband and son--her two favorite guys. She's addicted to lip balm, coffee, and kissing. Because everything is better with kissing.
She writes MM Contemporary as well as Adult and New Adult Romance. She believes in happily-ever-afters for all, so reading and writing romance for everybody under the rainbow helps quench her soul.


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Works to ensure basic rights, freedoms and opportunities for all by empowering underrepresented
Iowans and eliminating economic, social and cultural barriers.
Disaster Behavioral Health Response Team:http://www.iowadbhrt.org515-281-3128 Responds to the mental health needs of Iowa residents following disasters and critical incidents.
Health information:http://idph.iowa.gov/flooding515-281-7689
Informationfrom the Iowa Department of Public Health related to your health and flooding such as cleaning and disinfecting, mold, immunizations, damaged items, flooded sewage systems and mosquito bite prevention.
For more information on the Iowa disaster and a variety of recovery resources, log on to: www.floods2019.iowa.gov or call 2-1-1. Multilingual services are available. For more information on FEMA assistance, go to www.fema.gov/disaster/4421 or www.disasterassistance.gov. Disaster recovery assistance is available without regard to race, color, religion, nationality, sex, age, disability, English proficiency or economic status. If you or someone you know has faced discrimination or needs help with accessible communication, call FEMA toll-free at 800-621-3362. Multilingual operators are available.
A variety of web-based resources have been gathered to provide information for all phases of flooding. Learn more here: https://www.extension.iastate.edu/disasterrecovery/flooding
Call Iowa Concern Hotline - 1-800-447-1985 for confidential and free help 24 hours a day, 7 days per week.
Call AnswerLine for information and resources for consumers with home and family questions.
Toll-free Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - noon and 1 - 4 p.m.
1-800-262-3804 (in Iowa)
1-800-735-2942 (Relay Iowa phone linkage for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals)
For water testing, contact Erman Mullins at the Fremont County Emergency Management, (712) 374-3355 or (712) 313-0200.
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Understanding a FEMA Determination Letter
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Buildings in Hamburg will be inspected for evidence of substantial damage. This evaluation is required by the Floodplain Management Ordinance dated August 8, 1988. These inspections apply to all structures within the 100-year floodplain as shown on the FEMA FIRM. Residential inspections take 15-30 minutes and non-residential inspections take 30-90 minutes. The City of Hamburg will use the information gathered during the inspection to make Substantial Damage determiniations. A written determination will be mailed to the owners of the inspected structures. Be advised that all repairs, reconstruction, and new construction are subject to the provisions of the Hamburg Buliding Code and may require a permit. For more information, contact Cath Crain, Hamburg Mayor, at 712-382-1313.
The Fremont County Flood Fund, managed by Fremont County Long-Term Recovery Group, has received more than $110,000 in contrubutions. Applications for assistance from this fund are available through West Central Community Action. Call (712) 374-3367 to make an appointment with a Disaster Case Manager. If you prefer to fill out the form ahead of time, DOWNLOAD THE APPLICATION HERE.
Iowa Farmers and Ranchers Have Options for Disaster Assistance
Damaged Wells & Septic Systems May Be FEMA Eligible. Click to learn more.
Iowa Farmers may be eligible for a $500 grant to be used for household expenses, including medical bills, through Farm Aid. To apply, CLICK HERE.
Visit https://www.homelandsecurity.iowa.gov/ for critical information!
Federal aid is available. Find detailed information here: https://www.fema.gov/news-release/2019/03/24/federal-aid-programs-state-iowa. Take pictures BEFORE you begin repairs, save receipts and track volunteer hours to maximize benefits.
To register with FEMA, visit DisasterAssistance.gov or call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362). If you use a TTY, call 1-800-462-7585. Please have the following available:
- Your address with zip code
- Directions to your property
- Condition of your damaged home
- Insurance information, if available
- Social security number
- Phone number where you can be contacted
- Address where you can recieve mail
- Bank account type, account number and routing number for direct deposit of relief funds
Fremont County veterans affected by the flood can apply for aid by contacting Fremont County Veterans Affairs at 414 Clay Street, Sidney, Phone (712) 374-2275, Email email@example.com.
Individuals and businesses can apply for disaster relief grants up to $5,000. The application can be found at HERE.
IowaWorks can offer Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Individuals can visit the local office at 300 W. Broadways, Suite #13 inside the Omni Centre in Council Bluffs. They will also schedule time in affected communities.
Flood victims may qualify for benefits from Salvation Army. Contact them by visiting the Salvation Office location at 715 N 16th St. in Council Bluffs. Hours of operations are Mondays and Thursdays 9 am - 7 pm, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays 9 am - 4 pm and Saturdays 9 am - noon. Call (712) 328-2088.
Benefits may be available from Red Cross. Please call (281) 413-4009 for more information.
PLEASE don't buy supplies! Donations have poured in from all over the country and the best way to say thanks is to put these donations to good use! You can find bottled water and a variety of food, baby supplies, toiletries, paper products, clothing in all sizes, shoes, cleaning supplies, etc.! Whether you *need* it, or not, please check the supplies before purchasing anything. Help yourself to whatever you can use.
Visit the following locations for supplies:
Old Fire Station, Tabor
Fremont County Emergency Management Center, Sidney
The United Methodist Church in Shenandoah has a Missions Room full of clothing and household items. It's free to anyone in need. Call 712-246-2081 or stop by the church office at 200 Church St.
If you know a child in need of a bed, apply with Sleep in Heavenly Peace. CLICK HERE to be taken to the application page.
Dinners are served to displaced residents of McPaul and Bartlett Tuesdays at 5 pm at the Tabor Community Center. Contact Dawn Miller at 402-515-4015 for more information.
Medical Services
Penn Drug in Sidney is offering free tetanus shots.
Counseling/Mental & Emotional Health Services
Stressed about recovery efforts? Legal questions? Worried about your children? Access Project Recovery Iowa by calling Iowa Concern Hotline at 1-800-447-1985.
SWIPCO will provide transportation to displaced flood victims. Call (712) 243-4196.
Black Hills Energy can be reached at 1-888-890-5554 for customer service, 1-800-694-8989 for emergency service, or at www.blackhillsenergy.com.
Office Services
The Fremont County Extension Office located at 610 Clay Street in Sidney is able to provide computers, internet, telephones, faxing, printing, copying, laminating. There will be no charge for services related to flood relief.
Parker Ag Innovations in Emerson is offering 30% off DryShod Boots and Kent feeds, and 50% off Decon Seven, which kills mold, to all flood victims.
For those who lost eyewear in the flood of 2019. Olson Eye Care, Council Bluffs is offering replacement items free of charge (712) 256-1111.
Pets & Livestock
Call the HAY AND LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES HOTLINE at (402) 542-0775 or email email@example.com for assistance.
For a list of available rentals in the Sidney area, contact City Hall at 712-374-2223.
Waubonsie Apartments and Hodges Ridge Apartments in Sidney are housing options. Call (712) 374-6406.
For housing in Shenandoah, call Autumn Park at (712) 246-4898, Forest Park Manor at (712) 246-3213, Valley View Apartments at (712) 246-2044, Shenwood Apartments at (712) 246-2340, Lowell Street Apartments at (712) 629-5016, Holmes Apartments at (712) 246-1190, Rodney Vogel at (660) 528-0133, Judy Smith at (712) 370-3584, Stacey Moyer at (712) 350-1199, Roger Snyder at (712) 374-3195, Tom Ayers at (712) 215-1991, Amy Maher at (712) 246-8062, Kenneth Timmerman at (712) 314-4966, Larry Shum at (712) 246-5211 or Lea Fienup at (712) 215-0679.
Apartments may be available at:
- Clarinda Low Rent Housing, 712-542-2912
- Clarinda West Apartments, 712-542-2249
- Meadow Run Apartments, 712-542-2249
- Timber Creek Apartments, 712-542-4075
Murphy Management Company may have rental properties available in southwest Iowa. Call (515) 295-2927.
Manage donations at the Emergency Management Building. Call (712) 374-3355 for more information.
So many supplies have poured in, and they are so appreciated! However, storage space is limited, and many needs can only be fulfilled with money and gift cards. Please consider donating financially. Gas cards, pre-paid cell phone cards, gift cards to local grocery and department stores, and pre-paid credit cards would be amazing!
The Fremont County Community Foundation, an affiliate of the Omaha Community Foundation, has established the Fremont County Flood Fund to provide relief in Fremont County to those who have been affected by the 2019 Missouri River flooding. Donations to the fund will go directly to flood victims in Fremont County through an application process managed by West Central Community Action and the Fremont County Long Term Recovery Group. Donations to this fund can be made via check or online donation. Checks should be made payable to the Fremont County Flood Fund and mailed to the Fremont County Community Foundation, 3555 Farnam Street, Suite 222, Omaha, NE 68131 or dropped off at any of the following bank locations: Arbor Bank - Sidney; First Heritage Bank – Farragut and Shenandoah; First State Bank - Tabor; Great Western Bank – Sidney and Shenandoah; Tri-Valley Bank - Randolph. To make an online donation, visit https://omahafoundation.org/donate/ and select "Southwest Iowa Funds" and "Fremont County Flood Fund" from the dropdown lists, then complete the fields that follow to indicate your donation amount, personal information and payment details. (Credit card donations will incur a 3% merchant processing fee from the credit card company.) Donations are tax-deductible and will receive a gift receipt from the Omaha Community Foundation, which is a 501(c)(3) public charity, allowing for maximum tax benefits. Advisory Board members of the Fremont County Community Foundation are: Chair, Kent Claiborne of Hamburg; Vice Chair, Steve Lorimor of Farragut; Secretary/Treasurer, Erika Graham of Sidney; Lindsey Carter of Randolph; Jonna Loewe of Sidney; and Staci Shearer of Farragut. For additional information on the flood relief fund, please contact any of the aforementioned board members, or Stacey Goodman, Iowa Foundations Director, at 800-794-3458 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
To donate to the Hamburg Community Fund, visit https://www.paypal.me/hamburgCF or make donations in person at any Great Western Bank. The account name is Hamburg Economic Development.
Hamburg Economic Development has started a Facebook fundraiser as another convenient option. Visit: https://www.facebook.com/donate/1364319983693338/
Donations are being accepted for Hamburg at https://www.gofundme.com/2p7jy2-hamburg-strong-hamburg-ia-relief-and-recovery?fbclid=IwAR0S3UDxwFwzmVW1VBAyG72Uq2DXukjZJYDhBgDVIOaDmzIGjxuf4SSlzp4
A Facebook fundraiser has been started by Benton County Corn Growers called "Grower to Grower Distaster Relief." 100% of the money raised will go to helping farmers who have been affected by the recent flooding that has devastated the agricultural industry in south west Iowa. Donate here: https://www.facebook.com/donate/322199545108765/
We are seeking groups such as churches, companies or civic organizations to serve meals to the following groups:
- 40 people, Tuesdays at 5:00 pm, for displaced residents of McPaul and Barlett. Contact Dawn Miller at (402) 515-4015 to volunteer.
Supply donations will be accepted at the Emergency Management Office at 2014 290th Ave. in Sidney. Call (712) 374-3355 to arrange a drop-off time.
Gift cards are widely needed, especially for gas and groceries.
If you have any hay or feed for livestock you can call 402-542-0775 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com to donate to the Iowa and Nebraska Food for Animals hotline.
Campers are needed for temporary housing. If you have a camper you would allow a displaced victim to use, please call the Emergency Management office at (712) 374-3355.
If you have a rental property or a housing solution, please call City Hall at 712-374-2223.
Contact Fremont County Emergency Management at (712) 374-3355.
Please contact us at (712) 374-2351 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions, concerns, to request assistance, to offer assistance, or to update any information listed here.
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There are people who were born to excel in the field of business management. However, regardless of whether you belong in a family of entrepreneurs, a degree in business should help you prepare you for a bright future. So if you're wondering where you could enroll and mold yourself into becoming a business tycoon, here are some of the top universities and colleges that offer the best MBA programs:
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
They are offering these courses:
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Some of the departments and courses offered by the Booth School of Business at University of Chicago include:
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The world's elite business school helps shape and transform aspiring entrepreneurs through these concentrations:
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The Sigur Center for Asian Studies and the GW Institute for Korean Studies invite you to a discussion with Dr. Woondo Choi – currently a Visiting Scholar with the Sigur Center – to discuss Korean strategic and historical perspectives regarding the US-Japan post-war settlement.
Light refreshments will be available. This event is public and open to the media.
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In several aspects, the Korea-Japan friendship is constrained by the mutual lack of confidence whose root originates from the history. This relationship breeds negative impacts on the tri-lateral cooperation among the US, Korea, and Japan. Understanding the beginning of the US-Japan relationship would make current Japanese foreign policy more transparent, deepen the historical reconciliation between Japan and Korea, and provide clues for the US role in improving the relationship between the two allied partners. For that purpose, we will look into the three frequently-mentioned factors in the US Post-war settlement with Japan: 1) strategic interests, 2) decision-making participants' view on Japan and 3) safety assurances vis-a-vis Japan's military resurgence. This research will deal with the period starting with the attack on Pearl Harbor until the end of the Occupation and San Francisco Peace Treaty.
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Woondo Choi is a research fellow at the Institute of Korea-Japan Relations at Northeast Asian History Foundation, Seoul, Korea, at which he has been working since 2008. He received his B.A. from Yonsei University in 1987 and Ph.D. from the University of Colorado, Boulder in 1997. For 1 year between 2011 and 2012, he stayed in Japan as a Visiting Professor, at Nagasaki University, Japan, and in 2018, at the Sigur Center of the George Washington University as a Visiting Scholar. He has published more than 50 articles and book chapters on Japanese foreign policy, US-Japan security relations, territorial disputes, and historical reconciliation. His recent works include "East Asian Community, the Japanese Policy Suggestion: Tracking the Changes in Japan's Regional Perception." (2012), "Japan's Right for Self-Defense: Concept, Interpretation, and Constitutional Revision" (2013) "Abe's Visit to Yasukuni Shrine and the Impact on East Asian Regional Security" (2014.), "Korean Independence and 70 Years Thereafter: Japanese Colonial Rule and Post-War Settlement" (2015).
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So many of us are in the pursuit of a crazy sexy, hot, toned, shredded, sports model or instagram famous body, or at least something not far off, but why do so many of us completely fail to come even close? Why out of the millions of people and personal trainers in the gym is there such a small percentage of people who obtain such a body? There are a number of reasons why including the extreme lack of education in nutrition.
This article however focuses on one of the most powerful yet largely missing elements of training… that is the wisdom of 'the relevance of strength' -and how absolutely necessary it is to the equation.
I first need to define what strength training is before I can explain how the word is misused and its relevance to your dream body.
STRENGTH TRAINING: Heavy resistance training done in a very specific format with the express purpose of increasing your body's MAXIMAL strength (as measured by various compound lift exercises) over time.
For those of us who go to the gym and spend some time weight training, we do so in the pursuit of that leaner, more toned, more muscular physique do we not? However there is a difference between someone simply showing up to the gym, moving around some weight and someone with a goal, a purpose and a plan to progress and improve strength. The outcome is ultimately very different.
Many people spend lots of time in the gym, chasing and striving to improve their physique, but so many fail to come even close. But hey…. yes, some may achieve a level of muscle gains, weight loss, smaller clothing sizes or look slightly leaner all while having a good time. However overall they really don't look what they perceived to be their dream physique… that head turning body that now one can miss and the looks of admiration on peoples faces. The question is why??
I'm going to tell you why. In this article I will prove a point that "Strength is always relevant". And that strength is not only relevant but also the key to creating that amazing physique you dream about.
To help with this perspective I ask people "do you expect to achieve massive, outrageous, awesome and crazy sexy results by lifting the same amount of weight as the first day you walked into the gym?" No of course not!! You expect to improve, whether it's more weight (Strength) or more reps (Conditioning) on any given exercise, you should have made some progress. Now at first everyone gets some initial results, which came pretty easily. And the thing is that actually came from the fact that you did make some initial strength and conditioning progress from your beginning physical capability and with I'm sure some smarter food choices, and so you received some positive physical changes. But when someone hits a so called "Plateau" this is simply due to either needed corrections with nutrition or you have simply stopped progressing in performance and strength. The point is "Strength is always relevant" and played a large part in your beginning progress but needs to be reinforced and continued.
Problem is the relevance of strength gets lost so quickly in this industry due to the lack of leaders, personal trainers and everyday gymnasts not knowing its value or how to obtain it. It's an industry based completely around the concept of 'fitness' and fitness alone, hence the title the 'Fitness Industry'. The idolization of cardiovascular capability is heavily pushed and is the base of most gym cultures and marketing.
The mention of strength is rare to none existent and can even be shunned upon and is only for bodybuilders, power-lifters and meat heads. Luckily there is a shift happening and strength is developing in the industry. Most sports, crossfit studios, performance studios, powerlifting gyms and the world of Instagram are now showing that amazing physiques are made with grit and strength…the world is slowly seeing its value. The problem with strength is it's hard to obtain like anything worth having in this world. It takes focus, energy, perseverance, a drive to learn more and time to develop it.
This is one of the reasons the average trainer will resort to the hope and belief that there is another way and will rely on or come up with other philosophies and hypotheses on how to create that elusive, amazing, crazy sexy body we all dream off. Then they will sell it to you as if it's just so easy and in a few short weeks with their plan you will have it. I cover this situation in my article "Are you with and how to choose the right trainer".
Diet and genetics aside for a moment your strength is the vital key factor in the ability to achieve your dream body or goal and is by far the most overlooked or ignored aspect of training. There are so many training philosophies that exist and are preached from drop sets, super sets, time under tension, fast, slow, squeeze, power, compound, isolation, plyometric, functional and so many more.
Some are just a complete utter waste of time, and were produced by stupid people wanting to sound smart while others legitimately have their place. Drop sets for example can be applied with success but once again with the understanding of strength and progress. Doing drop-sets will have its initial shock and stimulation to your body, but if you're only ever lifting the same weight…6 months later you're still going to look the same, and have only maintained your beginning result. Plyometric body weight training may burn and kick your ass, such as burpee's and clap push-ups but jumping on the spot and pushing less than your body weight is still a limitation on strength progress.
You may have the ability to dramatically increase the numbers of burpee's, jumping lunges and clap push-ups, but that's now only improved conditioning or cardiovascular capability. It actually pains me to see people pay money to a personal trainer who just stands there telling you to jump on the spot and convinces you that it's the most productive thing… but it's all they can come up with in promoting the sexy, toned, curvy and shredded look you're after. It took no real skill on their or your behalf, except tire you out and get you puffed.
However coaching someone the skill of squatting, deadlifting, military pressing or bench pressing a respectable weight for their body weight…which possibly took weeks or months to progressively achieve is only possible if the trainer practices it themselves, and/or truly understands human mechanics. The pursuit of strength doesn't happen overnight and being told in a sense (not literally) you're weak and have some serious work ahead of you, clearly is a hard pill to swallow… and isn't a great selling point.
If you're going to spend countless hours in the gym, why not except or believe this reality and not waste your time with already painful, time consuming, unproductive or more than likely counter-productive nonsense anyway.
Here is an example of two sets of women who both have time consuming training regimes, both practice a form of nutrition but do you really think the women on the left are as strong as the women on the right? ? The women on the left both train and eat to be weak, maybe they are 'fit' but and the women on the right clearly eat and have trained to be strong.
This comparison and understanding in strength discrepancy should put a lot of training philosophies to shame, but the fitness industry is massive and there is a lot of misleading marketing to compete with. For example Functional training can be another potentially misleading system. Something like pushing or pulling a heavy ass sled is an intense movement requiring both strength and conditioning that can complement many programs.
It can improve one's body and be classed as functional. However the methodology taken too far by trainers will have you standing on one leg, on a medicine ball, with a dumbbell in one hand and a glass of water in the other to then have you slowly work yourself down then up again for a single leg squat which yes took great skill and quite frankly is amazing but to what benefit I ask? I see all too many people balancing on a half swiss ball doing body weight squats whom are overweight and trying to lose body fat.
The challenge and level of extreme skills like this is impressive however yet again off mark for your actual desired outcome.
Unfortunately no matter how well you can pull off some circus trick, replicate another animal's movement or move all your four limbs in different directions at the same time…if you are weak and continue to be weak, how are you really moving forward to a better looking you? If your goal is to be really good at balancing…great, good for you, if you have fun with this training on the side while on a strength program where the real results happen that's cool too.
If this truly enhances your ability to perform at your sport, then well done, but if the goal is to stand out in a crowd as one crazy sexy athlete then for the love of God don't waste your time, go get strong instead.
Now one thing I want to make clear again is that a lot of the styles and methodology that whole studios or personal trainers may base their system and culture around can actually be really fun and exciting. But I'm not talking about that, I'm black and white just talking about what actually influenced your look, what is potentially a waste of time towards that look and what was plain wrong.
So if you're out to have fun and socialize then a do whatever you want I have nothing against that but I'm here to educate you on the pursuit of an amazing body, and put personal trainers who are preaching complete nonsense in their place.
These before and afters is another way to put in perspective the understanding or progress. Again is it not obvious that in their after shots they have improved their muscle size and definition.
Again what do you think they changed to achieve their improved shape and size, their conditioning, nutrition and without a doubt 'strength!' Their strength has improved dramatically since their first photo. You don't get nice pecks, awesome abbs and a sexy ass by training to be weak… it just doesn't make sense.
At what point do you realize that being the weakest person in the gym does not equate to you looking like the strongest, athletic and sexy person in the gym?
Other sports and athletes prove the relevance of strength further. Ballet dancers for example are required to not only move and lift their own body weight in extraordinarily high off the ground with intensely difficult positions, but also lift another human being at the same time, all while making it look effortless.
This requires tremendous amounts of strength and as you can see this has contributed to the outcome of some amazing physiques.
There's nothing more contrasting then the comparison of Marathon runners versus short distance sprinters. I have a lot of respect for long distance runners, I think it's a great elite sport, hobby and activity. I believe although not for me, it can be very fun and quite stress relieving to a lot of people.
However, for someone aiming to solely and purely to create that crazy, sexy, toned and Instagram hot body, training to be fit is training to be weak. Training as a sprinter which I have done for many years myself, is training to be fast, powerful, explosive and strong.
With such very contrasting outcomes you need to evaluate your goals to align with your training. With the whole industry based on and only encouraging fitness, we should be looking to the top and what is the best philosophy and training system…then ask ourselves "is that the body I want to produce"?
Here is another perfect example of the bodies of professional Olympic Race Walkers striving for elite fitness, and then Olympic Pole vaulters that perform with short bursts of explosive power and strength. Pole vault demands the body to accelerate extremely fast for a short distance, to then finish the sprint with a tremendously powerful and technical movement, throwing their whole bodies weight up into the air as high as possible.
Race walking is a very different tax on the body, to which is a state of physical and mental endurance but not any measurable strength.
Professional Cyclists are in the elite of fitness and conditioning. They are required to perform many hours at a time with minimum to zero stops. Amateur or professional, one hour or 10 hours, Cycling is predominantly cardiovascular fitness, with small bouts of strength required for hills and the odd sprint.
Now UFC fighters are absolutely required to be fit and conditioned but overall the length in time of the fights are no way as long as cyclists. UFC fighters and Boxers included are however absolutely required to be strong.
Strength is a necessity to the sport, no fighter wants to be weak and in turn possibly be out strengthened in a physical battle. Strength training is a hugely important to fighters and the physical outcome is some outstanding physiques.
If running, walking and riding are clearly not producing the body you want to achieve then don't base so much of your training on those activities alone.
Weight training for women has come a long way in the history of feminism and so have the known weight training benefits. There has been decades of misconception about what happens to women when they weight train, and the look that it produces. Every now and then I still get the comment "but Richard I don't want to bulk". Some women assume that weight training or strength training is all about size and getting massive.
I hope by now you realize that's not true, but just encase let me make this clear, strength training absolutely does not make you huge and bulky. "Cupcakes" make you huge and bulky, "Sugar" addiction makes you huge and bulky and stupid amounts of Testosterone for a women makes you huge and bulky, such as the women in the pictures on the left. In reality strength training without going into physiology, cranks up your metabolism, burns fat, potentially burns more calories than cardio, creates tone, shape, curves and keeps you young and strong.
When I train a women who comes to me at 130kg (bulked) and has never stepped in a gym before, and I train her like a bodybuilder for 3 days a week, do you think I'm going to bulk her further to 140kg? No, she actually, with new knowledge in nutrition lost 35kg and quite quickly too. The women on the right are examples of women who strength train up to 6-7 days a week, which prove this fear wrong, and the absolute necessity of strength.
The thing is Strength does have a relationship to size but more so for men than women. I will probably write a more detailed article on this topic later but for now, fear not, if you're a women, hitting the weights is the best thing for you.
I will also make this clear… when a women starts weight training and doesn't drop body fat and gets perhaps thicker, then that tells me her nutrition is not what it needs to be to lose body fat regardless of what training she is doing. With the right nutrition however then you can achieve some very powerful results with strength.
There are many elements that go into creating that dream body we all strive for, many elements I have not mentioned, but will cover in future articles. Having cardiovascular capability is definitely a factor, but putting all your eggs in the one basket due to the huge marketing and cultures of common gyms has created an epidemic of people failing to achieve their goals or even come close to that crazy head turning body.
I could continue to show you thousands more photo's to prove my point that strength is relevant, but I'm sure you get the point by now. If you're now reflecting on your own training and you know you have some work to do when it comes to strength… and you're not sure where to start, then you should definitely read my first article. I suggest finding a good performance coach who knows the relevance of strength well.
I am one of them, but there are many others out there like me. So keep learning, be weary of whom you listen to, strive for a stronger you and continue the pursuit of your dream body.
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Well after all that the club has been through over the last year or so its been a case of rebuilding. We have had to start from ground zero and go out and recruit a whole new squad of players, which to everyones credit we have managed to do and I am really pleased with the quality of players we have.
Another thing that is impressing me, apart from the players 100% commitment is the really enjoyable environment being created around the club Obviously we will need time to get the lads to gel, but I am really confident having watched the players in a number of pre season friendlies that it will be a significant improvement to what we endured last season.
Like every club at the start of the season we are hoping to be competitive and be up there challenging for silverware at the end of the season, but given our circumstances and the problems the club has faced, the reality is aiming for a mid table spot and some decent cup runs, which would be a fantastic season and allow us to build further in the following season. That said confidence is everything and if we get off to a good start theres no saying what we can't achieve this season.
Our infrastructure is stronger than last season with the addition of a reserve team and a scouting network that will help us identify players should we need them now or in the future.
The supporters are vital to the process in having a successful team and ideally we would want them to come and support their team. We are going to have peaks and troughs this season and some fans will get agitated and revert to social media to vent their frustration, which I can understand, but they must realise we won't be putting teams out to lose and negative SM comments can really effect a team and players confidence.
I can assure every supporter that the management and players will be giving 100% for the club to make our community proud of their football team.
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January 8, 2014 - China has detained eight Tibetans in Chamdo (Chinese: Changdu) prefecture of Tibet Autonomous Region on Dec 29 and Jan 3 for alleged links with a grassroots movement aimed at forging harmony and enhancing literacy among Tibetans, reported Radio Free Asia (Washington) Jan 6. They were held in two groups in Karma Township, accused of belonging to an "illegal" literacy drive among Tibetans.
Five of them – named as Barlo Yudrung, Denma Tratop, Ngora Tashi Namgyal, Draktsa Dorje Rigzin, and Yibnub Sonam – were held on Dec 29. Their detention followed a search of Tibetan homes to find out those involved in a movement started last year to end Tibetan infighting and forge greater harmony among Tibetans. More police and government workers arrived to search the homes of the five before they were taken away, the report added, citing a local source.
The remaining three – named as Phuntsok Namgyal, Pema Tsultrim and Dorjee Lodoe – were held on Jan 3.
The detainees were said to wear a unity band around their necks, which the police removed.
It was not clear yet whether the detention of the eight was related to the arrest on Dec 6 of senior religious figure Khenpo Kartse (Karma Tsewang), 38. He was held by the Chamdo police while visiting Sichuan's capital Chengdu to buy a religious statue for his monastery located in his home county of Nangchen (Nanjian) in Yulshul (Yushu) Prefecture, Qinghai Province.
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Two entertainment giant's of the state STAARMAKERS & PRELUDE have joined hands to organize the Odisha version of Femina Miss India contest Miss Odisha – India for the first time here at Bhubaneswar. Miss India Organization; a division of Bennet, Coleman & Co Ltd., Mumbai has signed an three year term MOU with STAARMAKERS to conduct the Miss Odisha-India beauty Pageant.
During 10th -19th Jan, auditions will be held in phased manner at Cuttack, Puri, Sambalpur& Rourkela. On 20th Jan final audition will be held at Bhubaneswar which will be conducted by Femina Miss India. 15-20 Participants will be shortlisted for the Grand Finale to be held at Bhubaneswar on 24th Jan 2015.
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Dogs keep win record intact with win over the Lions
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The Western Bulldogs overcame the Lions in hot conditions in front of 5,300 football fans. In the second season of the AFLW the Dogs remain undefeated and the Lions have zero wins to start this season. The Dogs had been fantastic all day and their slick ball movement and gameplay all over the ground getting them get over the line. They unfortunately let themselves down in front of goal, as they were only able to score three goals for the entire match.
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It was a tight opening term with the first score a behind only coming with 6 mins left on the clock from Katie Brennan. Izzy Huntington played tough in and around the contest, as she cracked the packs and took strong marks. At quarter time the Lions led the Dogs by one point with neither team able to score a goal in the opening term. It was a real arm wrestle in the heat. Ally Anderson from the Lions was able to rack up nine possessions in the first. She was the only player able to get more than four disposals.
Emma Kearney kicked beautifully to Jenna Bruton who took a mark on a tight angle. Bruton set up the goal for the Dogs, as she kicked it forward to a pack in the goal square and Huntington the no.1 draft pick from last year took a solid mark and slotted home the Dogs first goal of the second only metres out. This was also the first goal of the match. Huntington played with flair, prowess and was a lively dangerous target up forward for the Dogs. She kicked two goals in the space of about two minutes, after she took two great pack marks and she helped her team get out to a lead of 11 points.
About 90 seconds after she kicked 2 goals in quick succession and owning the second term, Huntington threw her body at the contest and she came off second best. She held her knee in immense pain with what looks like a possible ACL injury. Huntington has done her ACL before in 2016 and she has just come back from a knee reconstruction. Footy can be cruel at times after Huntington showcased some of the great skills she has to offer and was looking like she was going to continue to play a gem of a game.
Huntington was stretchered off and it was sad as she was giving it her all for her Dogs and truly bought the forward line for the Dogs alive. The Dogs were able to get three consecutive goals with a goal through Hannah Scott who crashed out of the pack and scored a goal off a banana kick. Bruton was really involved in the second and gave it her all and slotted another major for the Dogs in only her second match and they had a 24 point lead.
Their ball movement and play was exceptional and possibly can only be matched to the Dees. Sabrina Frederick Traub tried to give her Lions a lift with a strong pack mark 30m from goal and the crowd cheered. Unfortunately Frederick Traub's kicking in front of goal let her down on this occasion. Dogs had a 23 point advantage at the main break over the Lions who had only managed three behinds for the whole match so far.
Jess Wuetschner scored the Lions first goal of the game at the start of the third term, after she curled the kick perfectly from the boundary. The game heated up late in the third term with both teams not allowing each other to breakaway clear from the contest with possession. At three quarter time the Lions were down by 16 points.
The fourth stanza started tight with both teams unable to breakaway from the packs with clean disposal. There was stoppage after stoppage due to the good tackling by both teams who were playing a contested style of football. The Lions did all of the attacking in the middle and in their forward part of the ground for the first half of the last quarter. Fortunately for the Dogs, the Lions were unable to make the most of their opportunities when the football was inside their attacking 50. The Lions were all over the Dogs in the last term, but to the relief of the Dogs they could not capitalize with majors on the scoreboard.
Ally Anderson slotted through the first goal of the tight last quarter for the Lions. Aisling Utri for the Dogs saw an opportunity in front of goal and nailed the open goal. Wuestchner responded straightaway for the Lions with a goal of her own on her left foot for her second goal of the match. The Dogs were outscored in the last quarter, as they only kicked one goal to the Lions two.
Wuetschner ended the match with two goals to her name and so did Huntington for the Dogs. The smalls for the Dogs were great today. Katie Brennan led the way as captain again for her side with 11 quality disposals, 7 marks and 2 score involvements. Emily Bates had 21 possessions and Anderson had 16 disposals. They both played well for their Lions. Sabrina Frederick Traub was well managed by two Dogs players all match. Kearney was the standout for the Dogs as well with 18 possessions, 5 marks and 9 tackles in a fine display.
The Dogs were victors by nine points over a Lions team that almost over ran them in the last quarter. Even though the dogs were able to get the win this afternoon they will be anxiously awaiting the results from Huntington's scans on her knee.
Brisbane: Wuetschner 2, Anderson
Western Bulldogs: Huntington 2, Bruton, Scott, Utri
Brisbane: Anderson, Bates, Zielke, Lutkins
Western Bulldogs: Lamb, Kearney, Blackburn, Bruton
Brisbane: Nil
Western Bulldogs: Huntington (knee)
Reports: Nil
Umpires: Broadbent, Adair, Strybos
Official crowd: 5300 (approx) at South Pine Sports Complex (Brendale)


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