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815 E Oak St - Conway, AR (Map)
Americas Best Value Inn & Suites-Conway is pet friendly. Guests are welcome to bring 1 pet no more than 10 pounds of pet. The pet fee is $20 per pet, per stay.
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816 E. Oak Street - Conway, AR (Map)
Pet guests are welcome at pet friendly Best Western Conway. Each room can have no more than 2 pets which can be up to 80 pounds. The pet fee is $20.00 per pet, per night.
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2360 Sanders Rd - Conway, AR (Map)
Each location allows multiple pets, with a weight limit of up to 80 pounds each. A non-refundable pet fee will be charged to the guest's account upon check-in based upon the length of stay -- 6 nights up to $75, 7+ nights up to $150. Proper medical certification specifying that all vaccinations are up to date must be available upon request. Pet may be left unattended in your room. However, if y...
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1002 East Oak Street/I-40, I-40 and Hwy 64 East, Exit 127 - Conway, AR (Map)
Days Inn Conway is pet friendly. Guests are welcome to bring pets no more than 20 pounds of pet. The pet fee is $20 per pet, per night.
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820 E Oak Street - Conway, AR (Map)
Economy Inn Conway allows pets to accompany their people at their pet friendly accommodation. The pet weight limit is 40 pounds and the pet fee is $40.00 per pet, per night.
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1090 Skyline Dr - Conway, AR (Map)
Howard Johnson Inn - Conway welcomes four-legged guests at their pet friendly accommodation. Up to 2 80 pound or less pets are allowed in each room. The pet fee is $10.00 per pet, per night.
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2350 Sanders St - Conway, AR (Map)
Pets stay FREE at La Quinta! Domestic pets, like cats and dogs, are welcome to stay at La Quinta. While rooms are spacious, no more than two (2) domestic pets are allowed per room. Be sure to keep your pets on a leash or in a carrier if they're outside your room. Pets may remain alone in a guestroom so long as the pet is well-behaved. With the exception of authorized service animals, pets are no...
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2475 Sanders Street - Conway, AR (Map)
Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham Conway welcomes pets at their pet friendly accommodation. Up to 2 pets are allowed. The pet weight limit is 25 pounds and the pet fee is $10 per pet, per night plus $100 one-time cleaning fee. Only Dogs Are Allowed.
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1105 Skyline Dr - Conway, AR (Map)
All pets stay FREE at Motel 6. There is a limit of 2 pets per room. No breed or weight restrictions. Pets are permitted unless they pose a health or safety risk or are prohibited by law. Pets should not be left alone in your room. All pets and service animals must be declared at check-in.
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150 US 65 North - Conway, AR (Map)
Pet guests are welcome at pet friendly Quality Inn Conway. The pet fee is $20 per stay.


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What's going on at the old Focus store on Northgate, then?
Posted on March 7, 2015 by BrownhillsBob
Images taken last weekend. Lots of you have contacted me asking about the works currently ongoing at the former Focus DIY store on the corner of Coppice Lane and Northgate, Walsall Wood. Local gossip had it for a long time … Continue reading →
Posted in Brownhills stuff, Environment, Events, Followups, Interesting photos, It makes me mad!, Local History, Local media, Local politics, News, planning, Reader enquiries, Shared media, Shared memories, Social Media, Spotted whilst browsing the web, Walsall community, Walsall Council, Walsall Wood stuff | Tagged application, B&M, Big K, Cheap tat, Derelict, Do it all, Events, Focus, for, Lichfield, Middle, New Photos, Northgate, Oak, planning, Redevelopment, Royal, sale, Vandalism, Walsall Council, Walsall Wood, work | 15 Comments
The Acropolis cafe shuts; Middle Oak to close and B&M to open in Focus, Aldridge
Posted on September 7, 2014 by BrownhillsBob
Just a heads up on some local taking points I've had buzzing around for a couple of days now – A few readers including David Evans and Martin Littler have pointed out the longstanding Ravens Court cafe The Acroplolis seems to have closed down.
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Learning to drive on Big K car park…
Posted on November 18, 2012 by BrownhillsBob
Rights of passage. The local ones we all know; for those of a certain age, learning to drive on the Big K car park was an unforgettable experience – as was visiting this local DIY palace of glittering delights with … Continue reading →
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well i couldn't download the playstation plus 30 trail it keep givng me that error message and when i back out it was gone even when i did the same for the 2 free ps3 games error message and it disappear also, I didn't get nothing from that welcome back wth?
I clicked on one of the Welcome Back Free PS3/PSP Game 1/2 selections, clicked "Get Now", but no games showed up. Now that option is no longer selectable in the Store. Where is my game?
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I don't have the SCEA promotion when I go to services.
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I am also having this problem, but with my PSP. I got the 2 free vouchers, I downloaded one game, LittleBigPlanet. When I tried to download ModRacers, it didnt show up on my cart anymore. Cant access the free games on the "get 2 free games" store anymore. I looked at my transaction history, and it says I downloaded the 2 vouchers but redeemed ONLY 1.
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One for the weekend.
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Thanks for your understanding regarding my absence on Monday. Truth be told, what little content I did post, was about all I had in me.
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Thirdly, it associates lateral roots and their properties with the specific primary root from which the laterals emerge. The performance of this approach was evaluated through comparisons with other automated and semi-automated software solutions as well as against results based on manual measurements. The comparisons and subsequent application of the algorithm to an array of experimental data demonstrate that this method outperforms existing methods in terms of accuracy, robustness, and the ability to process root images under high-throughput conditions. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Avian responses to selective logging shaped by species traits and logging practices http://hdl.handle.net/2440/100472 Title: Avian responses to selective logging shaped by species traits and logging practices Author: Burivalova, Z.; Lee, T.M.; Giam, X.; Sekercioglu, Ç.; Wilcove, D.S.; Koh, L.P. Abstract: Selective logging is one of the most common forms of forest use in the tropics. Although the effects of selective logging on biodiversity have been widely studied, there is little agreement on the relationship between life-history traits and tolerance to logging. In this study, we assessed how species traits and logging practices combine to determine species responses to selective logging, based on over 4000 observations of the responses of nearly 1000 bird species to selective logging across the tropics. Our analysis shows that species traits, such as feeding group and body mass, and logging practices, such as time since logging and logging intensity, interact to influence a species' response to logging. Frugivores and insectivores were most adversely affected by logging and declined further with increasing logging intensity. Nectarivores and granivores responded positively to selective logging for the first two decades, after which their abundances decrease below pre-logging levels. Larger species of omnivores and granivores responded more positively to selective logging than smaller species from either feeding group, whereas this effect of body size was reversed for carnivores, herbivores, frugivores and insectivores. Most importantly, species most negatively impacted by selective logging had not recovered approximately 40 years after logging cessation. We conclude that selective timber harvest has the potential to cause large and long-lasting changes in avian biodiversity. However, our results suggest that the impacts can be mitigated to a certain extent through specific forest management strategies such as lengthening the rotation cycle and implementing reduced impact logging. Description: Published 20 May 2015 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Ecological and economic benefits to cattle rangelands of restoring an apex predator http://hdl.handle.net/2440/99153 Title: Ecological and economic benefits to cattle rangelands of restoring an apex predator Author: Prowse, T.A.A.; Johnson, C.N.; Cassey, P.; Bradshaw, C.J.A.; Brook, B.W. Abstract: 1. The conservation of terrestrial carnivores is hampered by economic conflicts between predation and livestock production. The dingo Canis dingo is the top predator in Australia's terrestrial ecosystems but its abundance is controlled because it preys on livestock. Dingo control (poisoning, shooting) is associated with increased densities of wild herbivores, which can lead to reduced cattle condition and fertility through competition for pasture. We investigated whether the restoration of dingoes might provide a net benefit for rangeland vegetation and the profit margins of cattle pastoralists. 2. We developed a dynamic, multi-species metamodel to represent the trophic linkages and economics of a rangeland cattle enterprise. To estimate the strength of dingo-mediated trophic cascades, we underpinned the metamodel with a detailed simulation of pasture growth, grazing pressure and cattle live-weight gain. An economic model that calculated the costs and revenues associated with maintaining the cattle herd was used to examine trade-offs between livestock density, kangaroo abundance, calf losses and dingo control. 3. We simulated the effects of dingo abundance on rangeland ecology (pasture biomass, kangaroo density) and enterprise performance (cattle live-weight gain, gross margin). Assuming a typical stocking density for semi-arid rangelands, we estimated that kangaroo control by an unbaited dingo population would increase pasture biomass by 53 kg ha−1, improve gross margins by $0·83 ha−1 and reduce inter-annual variability in profits. 4. The increase in pasture biomass due to dingoes was greatest at low stocking densities (that permitted high kangaroo abundance in the absence of predation), while improvement in profits was strongest at intermediate stocking densities (when cattle density was high enough to take advantage of the additional pasture biomass). At high stocking densities, the abundance of kangaroos was low, so if dingo abundance exceeded that required to control kangaroos, some dingo baiting could produce small economic gains. 5. Synthesis and applications. There is little incentive for pastoralists to reduce livestock densities in mixed wildlife–livestock systems unless wildlife grazing can be controlled. Our results demonstrate that top-down herbivore control by dingoes should allow cattle pastoralists to profit from conservative stocking densities while reducing the risk of pasture over-utilization. 2015-01-01T00:00:00Z Life-history theory predicts host behavioural responses to experimental brood parasitism http://hdl.handle.net/2440/99151 Title: Life-history theory predicts host behavioural responses to experimental brood parasitism Author: Hauber, M.E.; Samaš, P.; Anderson, M.G.; Rutila, J.; Low, J.; Cassey, P.; Grim, T. Abstract: Life-history theory posits that the evolutionary responses of hosts to avian brood parasitism will be shaped by the extent of the fitness costs of parasitism. Previous modelling work predicted that hosts of more virulent parasites should eject foreign eggs, irrespective of clutch size, whereas hosts of less virulent parasites, with smaller clutch sizes, should desert (abandon) parasitized clutches and, with larger clutch sizes, should eject foreign eggs. Egg rejection behaviour of European blackbirds (Turdus merula) and song thrush (T. philomelos) in their introduced range in New Zealand was induced by manipulating the colour of one of the birds' own eggs. We also used parallel experimental manipulations in the common redstart (Phoenicurus phoenicurus), a regular host species with a large clutch size which pays a moderate cost when parasitized by the common cuckoo (Cuculus canorus). In all three species, eggs coloured entirely black were more often rejected than eggs coloured with black spots but with the rest of the background colour left visible. Rejections of black eggs occurred mainly through nest desertion in blackbirds, which have smaller clutch sizes, and mainly through egg ejection in song thrush, which have larger clutch sizes. As predicted, redstarts mostly ejected black eggs. Alternative egg rejection behaviours may have evolved in response to differently virulent brood parasitism across these species. For example, in the absence of interspecific parasitism in both their native and introduced ranges, selection by low-cost intraspecific brood parasitism may explain the experimentally-induced behavioural differences in egg rejection in blackbirds, with smaller clutch sizes, versus song thrushes, with larger clutch sizes. Such experimental approaches, informed by life-history theory, should be generally useful in larger-scale, comparative frameworks, to determine the relative roles of intra- versus interspecific brood parasitism in the evolution of egg rejection behaviours across diverse avian lineages. 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z


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My Observer piece on Yuval Noah Harari's Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow.
ALSO David Runciman's review of the book is here
My Observer piece on Yuval Noah Harari's Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow.
ALSO David Runciman's review of the book is here
This morning's Observer column:
If there were a Nobel prize for hypocrisy, then its first recipient ought to be Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook boss. On 23 August, all his 1.7 billion users were greeted by this message: "Celebrating 25 years of connecting people. The web opened up to the world 25 years ago today! We thank Sir Tim Berners-Lee and other internet pioneers for making the world more open and connected."
Aw, isn't that nice? From one "pioneer" to another. What a pity, then, that it is a combination of bullshit and hypocrisy. In relation to the former, the guy who invented the web, Tim Berners-Lee, is as mystified by this "anniversary" as everyone else. "Who on earth made up 23 August?" he asked on Twitter. Good question. In fact, as the Guardian pointed out: "If Facebook had asked Berners-Lee, he'd probably have told them what he's been telling people for years: the web's 25th birthday already happened, two years ago."
"In 1989, I delivered a proposal to Cern for the system that went on to become the worldwide web," he wrote in 2014. It was that year, not this one, that he said we should celebrate as the web's 25th birthday.
It's not the inaccuracy that grates, however, but the hypocrisy. Zuckerberg thanks Berners-Lee for "making the world more open and connected". So do I. What Zuck conveniently omits to mention, though, is that he is embarked upon a commercial project whose sole aim is to make the world more "connected" but less open. Facebook is what we used to call a "walled garden" and now call a silo: a controlled space in which people are allowed to do things that will amuse them while enabling Facebook to monetise their data trails. One network to rule them all. If you wanted a vision of the opposite of the open web, then Facebook is it..
This morning's Observer column:
Living and working, as I do, in a historic city that is swamped by tourists in the summer, I regularly get the opportunity to do some photo-ethnography. You can tell someone's age by the kind of camera they are using. Elderly folks are still using point-and-shoot compacts. Middle-aged folks are sporting "prosumer" digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLRs) from Canon, Nikon, Fuji and Panasonic. But as far as I can see, everyone under the age of 25 is using a smartphone, possibly with the assistance of a selfie stick.
This is partly because the main reason young people take photographs is to post them on social media, and smartphones make that easy to do. But that's not the whole story. Those who are more serious about photography tend to upload their pictures to photo-hosting services such as Flickr. Guess what the most popular camera for Flickr members is? Apple's iPhone – by a mile… Read on
My Observer review of Maria Aiken's new book.
Note the doctorate after the author's name; and the subtitle: A Pioneering Cyberpsychologist Explains How Human Behaviour Changes Online; and the potted bio, informing us that "Dr Mary Aiken is the world's foremost forensic cyberpsychologist" – all clues indicating that this is a book targeted at the US market, another addition to that sprawling genre of books by folks with professional qualifications using pop science to frighten the hoi polloi.
This is a pity, because The Cyber Effect is really rather good and doesn't need its prevailing tone of relentless self-promotion to achieve its desired effect, which is to make one think about what digital technology is doing to us…
This morning's Observer column:
My eye was caught by an interesting "scoop" in last Saturday's Daily Telegraph: "BBC to deploy detection vans to snoop on internet users," screamed the headline. "The BBC is to spy on internet users in their homes," the report began, "by deploying a new generation of Wi-Fi detection vans to identify those illicitly watching its programmes online. The Telegraph can disclose that from next month, the BBC vans will fan out across the country capturing information from private Wi-Fi networks in homes to 'sniff out' those who have not paid the licence fee."
Scary, eh? Before you reach for your tinfoil hat, though, some background might be helpful…
This morning's Observer column:
The big news last week was that Uber, the California-based ride-hailing company, threw in the towel in China. It announced that its Chinese rival, Didi Chuxing, would acquire all of the assets of UberChina – including its brand, business operations and data. In return, Uber gets a stake in Didi Chuxing worth £5.3bn.
Why is this significant? How long have you got?
This morning's Observer column on the hacking of the Democratic National Committee's computer networks:
Needless to say, it's been dubbed Watergate 2.0, in memory of the burglary of the DNC HQ in June 1972 by people working for Richard Nixon's campaign team. And now, just as in 1972, the key questions are: who were the burglars? And what were their motives? A number of cybersecurity firms investigated the DNC hacks and concluded that the culprits were two agencies of the Russian government, one the FSB (successor to the KGB), the other Russia's military intelligence agency, the GRU. A clinching piece of evidence linking the hack to the Russians was the existence of an internet address in the DNC malware that had also been found in a piece of malware used in a Russian attack on the German parliament's servers.
So it seems pretty clear that Putin's lot were the burglars. But what were their motives? Here the conspiracy theories begin…
This morning's Observer column:
In the US, about 33,000 people are killed in automobile accidents every year. That's 90 a day on average. So on 7 May, about 89 other people as well as Joshua Brown were killed in car crashes. But we heard nothing about those 89 personal and family tragedies: the only death that most people in the US heard about was Mr Brown's.
Societies have to decide what they want to do about automobile safety. It will come down to a cost-benefit analysis
Why? Because he was driving (or perhaps not driving) a semi-autonomous vehicle. Writing from Detroit (coincidentally, the capital of the traditional gas-guzzling, emission-spewing automobile), two New York Times reporters wrote that "the race by automakers and technology firms to develop self-driving cars has been fuelled by the belief that computers can operate a vehicle more safely than human drivers. But that view is now in question after the revelation on Thursday that the driver of a Tesla Model S electric sedan was killed in an accident when the car was in self-driving mode."
Really? With whom is the safety of self-driving cars in question? Not with anyone who knows the facts about the dangers of automobiles…
This morning's Observer column:
You know the problem. You're going abroad for a couple of weeks, during which time your house will be empty. You haven't yet got round to installing a burglar alarm. But not to worry – just pop round to a supermarket and buy a couple of timer sockets. Plug them into the mains, set the timers to switch on and off at appropriate times twice a day, plug your lamps into them and off you go. Easy, peasy!
Well, yes. But it's so 1950s. So analogue. Why not be really cool and have a proper networked timer socket, something that you can control from your smartphone from anywhere in the world? Something like the AuYou Wi-Fi Switch for example. Looks like it's just the ticket. Plug it in, hold down the power button and it hooks up with the app on your (Android) smartphone, and – bingo! – job done. Now, where did you put that boarding pass?
But, hang on. Maybe you should just check the product reviews, just to be sure. Ah, here's one by a guy called Matthew Garrett. "There's a lot to like about this hardware," Matthew writes, "but unfortunately it's entirely overwhelmed by everything there is to hate about it."
Eh? Turns out that Mr Garrett knows a lot about computer security…
This morning's Observer column:
Winston Churchill famously defined "appeasement" as "being nice to a crocodile in the hope that he will eat you last". By that definition, many of the world's biggest news publishing organisations have been in the appeasement business for at least the past two years and the crocodile to which they have been sucking up is Facebook, the social networking giant.
The reason for this extraordinary self-abasement is simple: Facebook currently has more than 1.6 billion users worldwide, most of whom are very engaged with the service. Around half of them check their page every day, for example, and when they are online they spend significant amounts of time on the site or its smartphone app.
More significantly, research by the Pew Research Center revealed that these users increasingly get much of their news from their Facebook feeds. Accordingly, publishers started doing deals with Facebook to publish some (or all) of their content on it, with initially agreeable results in the shape of "referrals" – ie traffic to their own websites coming from the social network.
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Last Updated: Thursday, May 31, 2012 - 15:40
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Mumbai: Mumbai MHADA lottery 2012 was conducted on Thursday for sale of 2,593 flats in the city.
The Maharashtra Housing and Area Development Authority (MHADA) conducted the lottery at its office in Bandra. The winners list is available on the following webpage: https://lottery.mhada.gov.in/results/publishdata/MUMLOTMAY2012/draw/MUML...
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World of the Living Dead Enters Open Beta
World of the Living Dead has officially been launched into open beta. The game uses both Google Maps and US Census data to create a game world based on actual locations.
Players in the game will have to deal with not only zombies, but other survivors, as well as starvation, dehydration, fear, and fatigue. Players will have to struggle in order to survive the bleak landscape, utilizing anything necessary in order to survive. The game features PvP with permadeath, along with item looting from corpses of the fallen. You will also be responsible on how you develop your own survivors, in terms of scavenging, defense, and more.
World of the Living Dead is published by Ballardia.
Survival strategy game World of the Living Dead claws its way into open beta
Dublin, Ireland. March 14, 2012. Brutally difficult indie survival
strategy zombie game World of the Living Dead has broken down the
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Trailer and gameplay video: http://youtu.be/CZQQ_r41KeY
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WotLD makes innovative use of Google Maps and US Census data to create
a massive game universe based on real-world locations. Zombie numbers
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How to cope with a strawberry glut
If you've been anywhere near a supermarket in recent weeks, you would have seen that strawberries are very cheap. In fact they are being thrust upon shoppers with great urgency. So, what do you do with so many strawberries?
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There have been great strawberry growing conditions in southern Queensland this year. But that's led to an over-supply of strawberries this season.
Additionally, labour costs for strawberries are high and so some farmers decide it's not worth picking them and let them rot into the ground.
I would encourage all farmers to pick their crop and it is our obligtion to buy up these delicicous rosy morsels and get creative in the kitchen.
Strawberries are very healthy. Not only are they full of Vitamin C and manganese, their anti-oxident properties are well known. However, along with anti-oxidents they also have phenols which are anti-inflamatories. The combination of anti-inflamatories and anti-oxidents is thought to be a great way to fight the onset of a variety of cancers.
While eating strawberries straight out of the punnet is a perfectly delicious option, here are some other ways to add a bit of zing to dessert.
One simple recipe is give them a bit of a tang with some balsamic vinegar. There are other links on this page.
Balsamic strawberries
Put into a bowl 500g fresh strawberries, hulled and halved. Add 2 tablespoons of balsamic vinegar, 1/3 cup caster sugar and a grind of black pepper.
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The 2016 home and away season has come to an end and now we are into the finals period of the season. Please see below for this weeks games at Lloyd Park, Langwarrin.
11 Black v Langwarrin – 8.45 am – Lloyd 2.
15 Black v Devon Meadows – 10.10 am – Lloyd 1.
18 Girls v Mt Eliza – 10.20 am – Lloyd 3.
13 Black v Frankston Dolphins Red – 11.40 am – Lloyd 3.
14 Black v Pines – 2.20 pm – Lloyd 3.
Would be great to get as many supporters as possible along to watch the games.
Keep an eye on the calendar for all of our upcoming events that remain for the 2016 season. The main two are the Night of the Tiger and presentation day.
If you have any questions please feel free to drop me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com
I will get back to you with a reply within a couple of days of getting the email.Read More
Social News Updates
Watch this space and check out the calendar of events throughout the season for information on upcoming social events for season 2016.Read More
Seaford Junior Football Club
Welcome to TIGERLAND!
Home of the Seaford Junior Football Club where Young Tigers learn to ROAR.
The 2016 season is fast approaching with a start to the season being on Sunday 10 April. 2016. A lot of the teams will start training in the coming weeks. It is very important that we get all players registered on sporting pulse within 1 month of commencing training as a failure to do so means your child will not be covered if they are injured at training.
If anyone has any questions they would like answered please feel free to drop an email to firstname.lastname@example.com and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Go Tigers!
Quality Club Accreditation
AFL Victoria Quality Club accreditation ensures standards of Club Administration, at bronze, silver and gold levels. SJFC was the first club to attain GOLD accreditation, in 2006, and remained the only GOLD level club until 2008.
AFL Victoria COMMUNITY CLUB OF THE YEAR 2006.
As a result of the club approach to junior sport, and the programs in place to develop a full community approach, the club was awarded the AFL Victoria-Community Club of the Year in 2006. A great achievement for the club, as one of Victorias 1500 community football clubs.
Seaford Cameos Tigers Netball Club
The Seaford Junior Football Club have formed an association with the Seaford Cameos Tigers Netball Club to provide more opportunities to our young boys and girls.
Check out their website www.cameotigers.com.
For more details. or contact Kaylene O'Dempsey on 0403 575 509.
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