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We have a beautiful litter of 11 Labradoodle puppies for sale! They will be ready to go to their new homes starting May 17th! We have black and chocolate puppies still available, both genders. Amazing temperaments with potential for works as hunting dogs, therapy dogs, service dogs, or companions. Our puppies will vary between low-shed to no-shed, and most will have med-long wavy hair. Visit our website for pictures of the puppies and the parents: davidsondoodlesofcalifornia.com. Feel free to call or text us at the number provided or email us for more information. We are accepting deposits now to reserve your new puppy!More info Email a friend
Adorable Miniature Schnauzer puppies, Beautiful rare colors. AKC Chocolate (will mature about 9-10 pounds) or MSCA White(will mature about 12-13 pounds). Both parents on site. Ready at 8 weeks. Puppies all come with first shot, wormed, Revolution (fleas,heartworm) and a health guarantee. I am a local breeder of 24 years I have worked diligently to produce the healthy, sweet family pet. I stand behind every puppy and also have a booklet I have written "You and Your Puppy" to help you with your new addition I also have 24 years of knowledge for care and training. You can visit my facebook page Rpuppies to read testimonials from families who have purchased their new family members from me. Please visit my web site www.rpuppies.com or call (916)270-7255. Visitors are always welcome. Females $850.00(Pet). Credit cards accepted. Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41N2AbJ2jp0&feature=youtu.beMore info Email a friend
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Elegant and athletic mini poodles ready for homes of their own. Males ($400)available in blue,silver,cream or cafe au lait. Only one silver female ($600) available. Puppies were born on December 26, 2013. They have been wormed and have had two shots. Miniature poodles are conveniently sized at 15" tall and weigh between 12-20 pounds. They are known to be hypoallergenic, since they have hair instead of fur. There is no shedding to deal with on clothing, furniture or carpet. They do require regular grooming every 6-8 weeks. Mini poodles are ideal family dogs because they are patient and playful with children of all ages. They are adaptable and eager to please. They are easy to train and generally easy to housebreak. Mini athletes, they excell in advanced obedience competitions where retreiving and jumping skills are required and in agility competitions where they fly over,under and through the obstacles with a strength and grace that is breathtaking to watch.More info Email a friend
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Ready to join your family right now are these adorable goldador puppies.They have all the wonderful loving traits of a Golden Retriever with the intelligence and loyalty of a Lab .Our puppies are being raised with kid and other animals and with love and tons of TLC! Handled daily and well socialized. They have received their first set of shots and worming .Calm and sweet dispositions. Excellent for therapy, service, hunting, or the perfect family pet.Almost Potty trained 8 weeks old. $600 (916) 969-6608More info Email a friend
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2013 State Scorecard: Why Gun Laws Matter
Posted on Monday, December 9th, 2013
The Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence is proud to partner with the Brady Campaign to release our 2013 State Scorecard: Why Gun Laws Matter. This collaborative report empowers us all by putting the Law Center's in-depth research on America's gun laws into the hands of the advocates across the nation so they can continue to fight for effective gun policies in their communities.
Download the full 2013 State Scorecard: Why Gun Laws Matter here.
Since Newtown, so much has changed. The slaughter of innocent children at Sandy Hook Elementary School sent shockwaves through the nation and ignited a passionate call for our leaders to take steps to prevent gun violence. When Congress failed to pass any new gun violence prevention legislation in 2013, including the overwhelmingly popular legislation to expand background checks, state legislatures answered the call.
Starting last January, legislators in state houses across the country began introducing a record number of bills to strengthen gun laws. Even states with historically weak gun laws, like Florida, Missouri, and Texas, took action towards sensible gun legislation. In fact, twenty-one states enacted new laws to curb gun violence in their communities, with eight of these states passing major reforms—far eclipsing the corporate gun lobby's limited success in state legislatures in 2013.
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Gun laws really do matter. State gun laws fill enormous gaps that exist in our nation's federal laws, and help to reduce gun violence and keep citizens safe. In part because these laws help to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people and aid law enforcement in solving gun crimes, many of the states with the strongest gun laws also have the lowest gun death rates.
- The combined expertise of the Law Center and Brady Campaign informed our grading system. Only states that have enacted several significant firearms laws received enough points to receive a grade in the A range. The states in the B and C ranges have enacted fewer laws, but do have some important gun safety measures on the books. The D states have only a small handful of firearms regulation while the F states have enacted little to no firearms regulation and, in many cases, have lost points for irresponsible gun laws. [↩]

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To stay productive, mobile workers want access to the same data they have in the office—including data stored in Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems such as Microsoft® SharePoint.
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Learn all about the parts of a tree and why trees are important to us!
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Squirmin' Herman the Worm teaches students all about worms and how to make their own worm bin in this interactive curriculum.
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Jumping rope is fun and good for you, too! Learn nine different single rope stunts along with jump rope rhymes and games.
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Text message marketing has been all about sending offers or content to customers who opt in to a mobile phone number database—offers or content designed for the crowd, not the individual. There have been some retailers that narrowed the crowd down into groups. Vans and Moosejaw, for example, have let consumers check off groups or features they wish to belong to or receive when opting in to texts. A Vans customer might check off "Surf" and then receive only content from Vans.com relating to surfing.
Gap has taken this process of honing text message marketing to the next level by providing offers custom-made for individuals. Partner Visa combs opt-in customers' Visa transaction history to get an idea of the kinds of things a customer would be interested in, and Gap sends out offers based on that information. I think that's brilliant.
But the big question is, will customers offer their credit card numbers to get these kinds of text messages? Customers received an e-mail a few days ago announcing the program and sending them to a secure Visa.com page to sign up. All they have to do is enter their mobile phone number and Visa card number and they're all set. No name, expiration date or other information is collected, so a charge can't be made. And the numbers are handled on a secure, encrypted site.
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Brooklyn >Food & Dining > Brawta
347 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY | Directions 1121740.687833 -73.986840
Neighborhoods: Downtown Brooklyn
If you want to waste MONEY and TIME – If you want to waste money and time come to Brawta!!! The service was horrible, the waitress was very NASTY. She rolled her eyes, stomped her feet and was just flat out nasty. I didn't know who was acting worst her or my 3 year old son!!!! there was nothing for my son to eat other than the Mac & Cheese. I asked for chicken wing with out the spicy sauce for him, our waitress took it upon herself to add sauce to the wings. I think you should ask if you would like sauce rather than just adding it. Needless to say that my son never ate the wings yet I paid for them to keep the peace. After waiting the 25 minute wait time that they tell you about for seafood, my fush was DRY and had NO flavor.
The owner was "helping" she did take out orders but when there were no take out orders she did nothing!!! We were a party of 15 and she never asked us if we needed anything or how was the food or service.
What I will say is that their prices aren't bad, but for what you get it is the WORST!!!
Lousy Food – We went to this place on Mother's Day and it was the worst experience ever. The service was slow and to top it iff one of the waitresses was wearing a sleveless shirt and you could see a fist full of underarm hair showing.....can you say YUK!!!!
Secondly, the food was was not worth the price. When the food finally came they forgot some of the side items and the lettuce in the salad was brown. The meal was flavorless and needless to say we all left there hungry.
I would not go back there if you paid me.......check out Sugarcane instead. The atmosphere is much better and the food is excellent!!!
Horrible Experience – The food was late, cold and average. Don't waste your money. The service was also terrible.
Sunny Caribbean cooking and an upbeat, colorful vibe. – The Scene
Bright lime-green wainscotting bolsters the abundant natural light in a room that exudes mellow happiness. Carved wooden artifacts share wall space with oversized Bob Marley posters and colorful oil paintings. The ten tables are nicely spaced, and meals here take a slower pace--relaxed service encourages diners to stay a while.
The Food
Among the "big tings" on the menu, the goat roti--filled with chickpeas and rice and wrapped in a warm, soft, buttery flatbread--is quite good, although you'll have to watch out for hunks of meat still on the bone. Ackee, an eggy, flan-like fruit that (with saltfish) is Jamaica's national dish, is served daily with a mix of cod, onions and peppers; it's somewhat like an egg scramble. Seafood is abundant and comes stewed, steamed, grilled and escoveitched, for those who like the spice. Ordering dessert? Ask for the boozy rum sauce on the side.
Recommend – I really enjoyed my visit. I went on a Sunday night and it was a full house but we were seated within minutes. This is definitely a place to eat if your not in a rush. For the other comments about the long wait time for the food, it clearly states on the menu that there is at least a 20 minute wait for ALL seafood orders. At least you know your getting it fresh. I would definitely recommend this as layed back, not snooty at all.
some like it hot!! – I was there for brunch...it was a packed house..with one waitress who really held the place down. she was pleasent and as attentive as one could be working brunch w/o help...I use to wait tables in college...she made a Brawta lover out of me!!!
Everyt'ing irie – Have been going to Brawta since it was a small take out shop with three tables. The food is consistently good. Excellent curry, roti, escovitch and curry chicken patties. And the ginger beer and other drinks are mostly homemade and fiery.
I fell in love here – The jerk shrimp, brown stew red snapper, roti, chicken I could go on and on. I haven't tried a dish on the menu I didn't like.
Great atmosphere, great service they make you feel like a regular even on your first visit (which definately won't be your last).
The only down side is they don't sell alcohol but you can always bring your own bottle of wine (or beer) and they'll supply the opener and glasses. There's a cool bar next door (great people there too) if you forget to BYOB.
Delicious – I can't stop thinking about the red snapper brown stew I had at Bratwa this weekend. Absolutely fantastic. The place isn't rock-bottom cheap, but the BYOB policy lets you save a bundle on wine.
good food but expensive! – Took my rents out for dinner November of last year (2002). Cost of the meal plus a drink each? a cool 100.
Not bad if you make 50K per annum. If you're a struggling-whatever like I am, that sets you back to ramen and cereal for the next three weeks.
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A 1-year-old baby is safe at home tonight after a thief drove off with him strapped in the back of a stolen SUV.
It happened at about 4 p.m. this afternoon in the parking lot of the Golds Gym at Crossroads.
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Moments later, the car thief dropped off the baby outside of a store at the Dell Village Shopping Center on Vance Jackson, police said.
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Stocks finished the final trading day of a weak second quarter with a huge bang as Wall Street cheered a surprise agreement by EU leaders to help the region's struggling banks.
Defying expectations for a "June swoon," the Dow logged its best June gain since 1997, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted their strongest since 1999 and 2000, respectively.
"June is usually the second worst month for the market next to September, but this time was a bit of a fluke," said Art Cashin, director of floor operations at UBS Financial Services. (Read More: Four Good Reasons Not to Trust Today's Rally)
Still, all three major indexes posted significant losses for the quarter.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged more than 2 percent for the session, led by BofA and Cisco . The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq also soared to post their best trading day in 2012.
The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, plunged more than 10 percent to close near 17, hitting a two-month low.
For the month, the Dow rallied 3.93 percent, the S&P jumped 3.96 percent, and the Nasdaq advanced 5.06 percent. BofA was the best performer on the Dow in June, while H-P lagged.
Four S&P sectors are up more than 12 percent this year: Telecom, tech, consumerdiscretionary and health care.
EU leaders at a summit in Brussels agreed that euro area rescue funds could be used to stabilize bond markets without forcing countries that comply with EU budget rules to adopt extra austerity measures or economic reforms.
The deal had followed Spain and Italy's earlier withholding of support for a growth package. European shares jumped to finish at a seven-week highfollowing the deal announcement, but exact details of the agreement have yet to be worked out.
"It's going to be very interesting when [Merkel] tries to sell this to the German people because this is a very unpopular decision on her part to compromise, but this is a breakthrough that we've been waiting for and it bodes very well for the markets," said Michael Yoshikami, CEO and founder of Destination Wealth Management on CNBC's "Fast Money Halftime Report."
Apple climbed after Pacific Crest raised its price target on the iPad maker to $690 from $630.
Among the few stocks in negative territory, Research In Motion tanked almost 20 percent after the embattled BlackBerry maker posted a wider-than-expected quarterly lossand added it would cut 5,000 jobs. Analysts were clearly disappointed—at least 18 brokerages lowered their price target on the Canadian company.
Nike also tumbled after the sports-apparel retailer missed earnings expectations and as margins took a hit from costs and a restructuring charge. At least eight brokerages slashed their price target on the company.
And Ford Motors dropped after the automaker said its international losses will likely triple in the second quarter, citing weakness in European sales. At least three brokerages cut their price target on the firm.
JPMorgan ended slightly lower amid reports that regulators have stepped up scrutiny of the financial giant's internal controls, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Facebook slipped following a report that Twitter is seeing more success on its mobile advertising, according to the Wall Street Journal, and after Macquarie initiated coverage of the social-media giant with a "neutral" rating and a $35 price target.
IT management cloud service provider ServiceNow skyrocketed more than 30 percent in its market debut.
Alson on the M&A front, Constellation Brands surged to lead the S&P 500 gainers after the company bought the remaining 50 percent of Crown Imports.
Results of the EU summit trumped a batch of tepid economic news. Consumer sentiment dipped to its lowest level this year, while consumer spending was flat in May for the first time in five months.
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Dana Foundation: The Mental Health Information Centre of South Africa collaborates with several partner organizations to run a Brain Awareness Week (BAW) program that reaches 5,000 people. How far in advance do you begin planning, and how are topics selected?
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School talk, organized by the Mental Health Information Centre of Southern Africa, at Excelsior Secondary School, Cape Town, during Brain Awareness Week 2012. Celine Fjeldheim, University of Stellenbosch, delivered information about balance and the brain. (Photo courtesy of MHIC)DF: In 2011, the Centre, in conjunction with the University of Cape Town and the MRC Unit on Anxiety and Stress Disorders at Stellenbosch University, organized a visit to three schools in Cape Town to discuss the detrimental effects of substance abuse on the brain. In your report, you mentioned that this is an important issue because of alarmingly high rate of substance abuse and addiction in South Africa. What was your strategy for delivering the information and what lessons do you think the kids learned?
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A persistent sense of place informs Brenda's ambient installation and object based practice, with her audience frequently being invited to step into dark and luminous spaces that exist somewhere between shadow and substance - recognition and ambiguity. Interested in biological memory and deep DNA hypothesis, her exploration of collected and altered materials creates a magic presence to a sense of absence - at once disorienting, elegant and unsettled.
Raised on a farm in southern Alberta, Brenda's art practice has been informed by indelible memories of her childhood home, the Walt Disney adaptation of Eleanor Porters 1913 novel Polyanna, and countless hours riding horses across the prairies and throughout the Canadian Rockies. A recent relocation to Chilliwack from Vancouver has her reflecting upon "re/discovering (re/inventing) Brenda, and while it is sometimes said that "one can never return home" she has been seen standing amongst towering corn fields with a video camera, and attempting to air out the scent of manure in audio equipment, after collecting recordings of automated milking machines and gentle cattle calls in robotic milking parlors.
In addition to her art practice and teaching career, Brenda has worked in cultural administration, project management, policy development, literacy, and in the museums field as a curator and gallery director. Snared by intellectual curiosity and the wonder of it all, Brenda is committed to reflective practice, life long learning and sharing with, and learning from, her students.
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- Ronald D. Guziak, President & Chief Executive Officer, Sun Health
- Penny Cowden, Vice President/Chief Development Officer, Sun Health Foundation
- Jennifer Drago, Vice President of Business Development, Sun Health
- Sharon Grambow, Chief Operating Officer, Sun Health Senior Living
- Joseph E. La Rue, Executive Vice President, Sun Health
- Bill Sellner, Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Officer, Sun Health
Joined Sun Health: 2009
Ron Guziak is the President and CEO of Sun Health Services and Sun Health Foundation. He is responsible for leading a unique enterprise that includes a philanthropic community foundation, a real estate division that owns and operates life care communities and skilled nursing facilities and the parent company that manages a portfolio of over $240 million. In aggregate, the enterprise has assets of over $450 million and is growing.
Guziak brings an entrepreneur's spirit to Sun Health believing that best business practices must be applied to achieve strategic outcomes. While most of his career has been in health care, he credits his experience in developing a small start-up business into a successful industry leader as a true turning point in his career.
As a result, his 40 year career in non-profit business development, communications and philanthropy has led to significant industry leading program development, philanthropic success and ground-breaking strategic planning for his organizations.
Throughout his career he has counseled countless non-profit agencies on strategic planning, board development and major gift fund raising. He has mentored numerous colleagues in their careers, watching them move into significant leadership positions.
The vision of Sun Health is to be a leading advocate for healthy living and the mission, is for Sun Health to champion healthy living, research and superior healthcare. A new strategic plan has recently been developed by the board of directors giving Sun Health clear direction for its immediate future.
A native of the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania area, Guziak has a B.S. Degree from West Virginia University and a Masters Degree from Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut. He is married to Peggy and they are the proud grandparents of Joshua and Zoey, children of their son David and daughter-in-law Jaime.
Joined Sun Health: 2013
Penny Cowden leads Sun Health Foundation's philanthropy and fund development activities to support the organization's work within the community. She joins Sun Health from Caromont Health in Gastonia, North Carolina, where she served as vice president and chief development officer. In this role, Cowden developed a successful planned giving program incorporating gift annuities, trusts and other vehicles to triple organization endowment in three years. She also worked as the chief development officer and senior director for the Inova Loudoun Hospital Foundation and Inova Health System Foundation in Leesburg, Virginia. Her experience in health care and philanthropy includes positions with St. Mary's Hospital Foundation in Grand Junction, Colorado and PeaceHealth, St. John Medical Center in Longview, Washington. She holds a bachelor's degree from Portland State University in Portland, Oregon, and a Master of Public Administration from Washington State University. Cowden also holds accreditations from the Association of Healthcare Philanthropy and the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Joined Sun Health: 1996
As vice president of business development, Jennifer Drago is currently developing and launching community-based health programs for medication management, care transitions and chronic disease. Drago brings more than 20 years of health care experience to this role, including serving as vice president of administrative services for Boswell Memorial Hospital (now Banner Boswell Medical Center) and Del E. Webb Memorial Hospital (now Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center) and providing administrative guidance for hospital departments such as Emergency, Pharmacy, Rehabilitation Services, Medical Records, and Outpatient Services. She also held the position of vice president of planning services for the former Sun Health hospital system. She earned her bachelor's degree in finance from Arizona State University, as well as an MBA and a master's in health services administration from Arizona State University.
Joined Sun Health: 1998
As chief operating officer for Sun Health Senior Living, Sharon Grambow is responsible for the execution of the organizational strategy and management of all three Sun Health senior living communities and their more than 500 employees. Grambow has held several leadership roles at Sun Health including administrator for Grandview Care Center, executive director for Grandview Terrace, and chief financial officer for all three senior living communities. She has more than 18 years of experience in senior housing operations, health care facilities management and property management. During her tenure with Sun Health, Grambow has effectively grown several aspects of the organization's portfolio, including successfully closing a $42 million tax exempt bond financing that saved more than $2 million in interest annually. She earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin and is a certified public accountant. Grambow is also a licensed nursing home administrator and a Fellow of the American College of Health Care Administrators.
Joined Sun Health: 2005
Joe La Rue is responsible for providing strategic oversight to all three senior living communities as well as several real estate and property interests owned by Sun Health. Before joining Sun Health, La Rue practiced law for 16 years in the Sun Cities area, with an emphasis in real estate finance and development. After receiving his bachelor's degree in business in 1985, he earned his juris doctorate from the Arizona State University College of Law in 1988. La Rue is a member of the Maricopa County Transportation Advisory Board, representing Supervisory District 4. He also is a member of the Arizona Town Hall Board of Directors and the WESTMARC Board of Directors. Previously, he served a four-year term on the Peoria City Council from 1997-2001.
Joined Sun Health: 1993
Bill Sellner has served as the organization's chief financial officer for almost 20 years. Before Sun Health's transaction with Banner Health in 2008, Sellner directed all financial operations for Boswell Memorial Hospital (now Banner Boswell Medical Center), Del E. Webb Memorial Hospital (now Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center) and Sun Health Research Institute (now Banner Sun Health Research Institute). Today, he provides both strategic and operational financial oversight of Sun Health Senior Living, Sun Health Foundation and special community health programs currently in development. Before joining Sun Health, Sellner served as a senior manager for Price Waterhouse for 10 years. He served four years in the U.S. Air Force before graduating with a degree in accounting from Arizona State University.


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Poor Customer Service – Restaurant staff was very unattentive. Surprised me! I have not ever been in a restaurant that was this poor in service in 30 years. I usually do not complain over small things but this was large enough to write a legitimate complaint. Surprised is a good word but shocking might fit the desciption better.
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My first dealings with this company and certainly not the last. The product is excellent, the quality of craftsmanship is extremely high. These tuners will certainly go with my new uke that is being made.
Much, much better than the things that came with the soprano kit! Nicely made, nicely finished!
They add a classy touch to a well finished instrument!
I have a 1927 Martin soprano ukulele and the original tuning pegs were done. I bought these Waverly pegs and was worried that I might have to modify my vintage instrument to make them fit, but I didn't! They fit perfectly and my little old ukulele sounds wonderful now. I am so happy I installed these.
I had a 20's Martin 2M that had the original version of these tuners, and they are desired by the vintage collectors. When Waverly reintroduced these in a very authentic manner, I knew they had a winner. They work very well, the spring really has a great, functional purpose, and they enhance the sale of my ukes, which is the most important thing!
You can get both 60 and 100 degree countersinks from commercial suppliers. I plan on using these tuners when I fix up my basket case early '30s Martin Style 2 soprano.
These new friction tuners are a welcome addition for ukulele builders. They are the only ones I know of with a spring that provides friction pressure, making getting just the right amount for each string possible. Stewmac suggests also buying their bridge pin counter sink bit, but it's not the best for the job. What's required is a 100 degree c.s. bit for the top and 60 degree c.s. bit for the back of the head stock. (The Stewmac bit appears to be 82°). Using the right bits will give full contact between the tuner and the hole.
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Old fishing trawler – Ink in an A4 Watercolour Moleskine
I've been reading up about our bygone fishing industry for a project. Fishing was a huge part of the UK's and Scottish industry in the 1800′s to the mid 1900′s. There were two main types of fishing techniques. Sailing trawlers either used nets to catch herring, which were once an abundant species or other types of fish, such as mackerel, which were pursued at different times of the year. Cod was fished further afield in the distant waters of the Atlantic. Fish could also be caught on long lines of baited hooks. Thousands of women followed the herring boats as they tracked the fish up and down the coast. It was a recognised "career" for single girls to follow the herring although married women would follow their husbands if they were part of a boat's crew. When the boats landed their catch, the women gutted the fish, packed them in salted barrels and these were exported to the continent of Europe and as far away as Russia. A skilled girl could gut and pack two or three fish a minute and, because the saltly fish and sharp knifes were uncomfortable and dangerous they bound their fingers with rags for simple protection. For domestic use, and for "long lining", local women collected bait (mainly shellfish) and baited the "long lines" of hundreds of hooks, carefully storing these in barrels until the lines were "shot" from the boats. The men in the boats had an equally hard and dangerous time, many of the earlier boats were of an "open" design exposed to the seas and wind. Our folklore is full of tales and songs about "great storms" and "fishing tragedies". Our best remembered is the great storm of October 14th, 1881 where 189 fishermen were lost, 129 from the east coast village of Eyemouth, many drowning within sight of the shore where their helpless families watched in horror. (Read about why all those men were obliged to venture out in foul weather and the part the chuch played in all this)
Although there has long been a memorial to those lost this event still touches a raw nerve and a new one was recently erected. The rocks, that the figures are gazing at, are those the boats foundered on.
My painting is meant to show the type of boat used. There were two main types, the Zulu and the Fifey. This is a Zulu. Some of these boats had up to eight of a crew as the constant trimming of the sails as well as hauling in the lines or nets was back-breaking work. Other countries also had their fishing industries, with their attendant dangers and these should not be forgotten. I often give thanks that I am living in this age.


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But what continually fails to be mentioned is that, unlike the NBN and opticom services, telstra insist on end customers having a full phone service with the connection.
Given I haven't been using normal phone line for years (I use internodes excellent and inexpensive VoIP), I am forced to pay an extra 30 dollars extra per month for a service I don't want and don't use.
I am amazed that this sort of forced service is allowed in this day and age!


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