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The Great Australian Backyard Survey
The Australian love affair with entertaining and outdoor living is showing no signs of waning, with 63% of Aussie homeowners planning to either make improvements or undertake new projects in their outdoor space this year. This is according to the annual Adbri Masonry Great Australian Backyard Survey, which has reported a 41 per cent increase in homeowners wanting to do up their outdoor space compared to last year.
"Aussies love spending time outdoors, whether it is relaxing, gardening or entertaining friends and family," explains Jason Hodges, landscaping expert and Adbri Masonry brand ambassador. "Almost a quarter of us spend more than seven hours a week in our backyards and gardens. This increase we are seeing in backyard makeovers is a result of increased consumer confidence and recognition that outdoor renovation projects can add value to the home financially."
Financial benefits
For many, investing in an outdoor space is also about adding value to the home. The Great Australian Backyard Survey revealed that behind a kitchen renovation (47 per cent), 32 per cent of homeowners believe renovations to the garden landscape and outdoor entertaining area added the most financial value to the home. "The beauty of the outdoor space is that you can continue to add to it over time, increasing its value, whereas with a kitchen, it is not as easy to make those gradual changes or improvements. I would also add that outdoor lighting is another worthwhile investment that adds value to the home," says Mick Conway, owner of Conway Landscaping.
First impressions count
"Minor improvements can make a massive difference to the way people view your place," explains Hodges. "When considering outdoor projects, start with the front yard. In many homes, the dominant feature out the front is the driveway. It takes up a lot of surface area and serves an important function, but too often it's overlooked."
In the Great Australian Backyard Survey, the driveway was voted third as the outdoor project to deliver the most value to the home. "Driveways are a great place to stand out from the crowd. With some creativity, you can create a paved driveway that uses colours, patterns and different paver sizes to build a stunning starting point for your home. There are also new opportunities to go green and use a permeable paver to reduce stormwater runoff by allowing rainwater to absorb back into the ground," explains Jason.
Gardening closely follows relaxation as the number two reason Aussies spend time in their outdoor spaces. 62% of respondents like to garden in their outdoor space, but with that comes maintenance. Maintenance was voted the number one consideration when embarking on a landscaping project. Mick Conway shares his thoughts on low maintenance projects and plants that can transform an outdoor space. "Engaging a landscape designer with the right knowledge and experience is the best option for homeowners wanting to create a low maintenance landscape. Things like having the right plant stock and turf, irrigation and hard surfaces such as a paved courtyard are just some of the features homeowners should consider for a low maintenance landscape," explains Mick. "There are some great options to choose from when looking for low maintenance plants, including buxus, grasses and succulents, all of which don't require a lot of water."
For the first time Adbri asked survey respondents about the importance of sustainability in landscape design and outdoor projects. 36% said sustainability is very important above all else and 46% said sustainability of concept and products are very important, but price trumps. Dean Herald, principal landscape designer of Rolling Stone Landscapes, believes there is definitely intent for people to make sustainable choices, but it is not difficult in an industry that has been a leader in this area for some time.
"The landscape industry is a leader in sustainability already and it continues to improve," explains Herald. "The must-haves in a sustainable backyard include using mulch, catching and reusing water, using efficient building methods that will last and quality products. The edible garden is also a great addition to have. It has all the components from a sustainable point of view as it removes transport and packaging, and it is right outside your front door. Depending on location, that can stretch to having chickens where you have that whole cycle working well, from composting to reusing scraps to feed the chooks. It is all quite easy to do as long as it is part of someone's ability to maintain."
"Raised garden beds are the perfect way to grow vegetables, herbs and even fruit to share with family and friends. Building a raised veggie garden is simple; allocate space which will receive enough sun, mark out the area and install a raised garden wall using dry retaining wall blocks. Add quality soil and then plant your favourite produce. An edible garden is a great way to make use of forgotten corners of the backyard to grow your own groceries," adds Hodges.
Emerging Trends
With entertaining friends and family and cooking in the Top 5 things Australians use their outdoor spaces for, it is no surprise the outdoor kitchen is expanding to not just include the barbeque. "Generally speaking it is about extending the outdoor living component. Within that topic there are trends popping up. The barbeque is still there, but now there are alternative cooking spaces," says Herald. "The different cultures we have in Australia are fantastic for different cooking experiences. You have families requesting things like tandoor ovens, so we learn a lot about different cultures and cooking methods."
Another emerging trend has seen homeowners move away from building a common deck to looking at how they can zone their backyard instead. 59% of respondents believe the patio/entertaining area adds the most financial value to their home. "Decks are on the way out. Our clients are looking for that point of difference that allows them to get the most of their backyard and are choosing more terrace and courtyard options for alfresco dining," says Conway.
With more of those hard surfaces being introduced to the outdoor space, comes the use of pavers. "There has been a shift in paving trends where we are now seeing a lot of overseas influence from Europe," explains Hodges. "This includes mixing colours and different sized pavers in the same pattern or layout."


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Are you frightened that you're gonna «goof up» at your interview? If you experience the least bit of question, you probably should. However, chances are that as longer as you are aware of some of the top interview mistakes, you will still work just fine.
1. Stay away from the Weakened Handshake — After intro to probiotics benefits, the job interviewer should get rid of your odds. At this time, if you're a man, everyone these days. You want to make sure that you smile, make direct fixing their gaze, send out a good energy, and provide a firm handshake. Don't contract the interviewer's hand, nonetheless make that firm. When you're a female, you could have a bit of an edge. Simply no one needs for you to have a tremor their palm too hard, when there is a handshake included, retain it firm — although tend overdo this. The last thing you want to do is appear trying too hard.
2. Discussing Too Very much — Talking excessive during a job interview is irritating and that also heightens your chances of declaring something that can cause you to not get the work. Additionally , the moment you're asked questions, be sure you keep the answers «short and sweet». Just like you know what to get speaking about and maintain the rambling to a minimum.
three or more. Don't End up being Negative — When asked about new employers and job experiences, never say anything bad. Speaking detrimental about previous employers shows the interviewer the impression that in the future, you'd speak badly about these people too. To get best effects, put an optimistic spin on everything that you say.
5. Being released on the Also Early or perhaps Too Late — Virtually all people imagine if they arrive early on, it can present all their potential employer they are really enthusiastic about the position. Little do virtually all realize that it is also a signal they may have too much time troubles hands. Emerging too early likewise makes you look unprofessional and desperate. You want to ensure that your probable employer knows that you have a lifestyle and so are confident. Tell them that your time is useful. Arriving ten to 12-15 mins early is perfect. Being released on the too late is definitely an indication that you're certainly not reliable. Never arrive later.
5. Stay away from Verbal Clicks — Mental ticks will be «words» such as «umm», «hmm», and «aahh». Verbal tics are likewise thoughts want, «you know». These kinds of screen nervousness and an incapability to gather the thoughts. On your interviewer, too many of these uncertain words and phrases displays a listlessness in character. For ideal effects, have a couple of seconds to collect your opinions and then get suggestions.
6. Requesting About Benefits, Pay, Getaway, etc. — It's best to possible until you've collected the company more than before you take the preliminary dive in to talking regarding the rewards, shell out, and holiday time. The employer would like to ensure that you are every upon the same web page. What the company wants and what you want can be two completely different things. Nevertheless , it's significant to be aware that your employer wants to be aware that that you simply interested found in lots of people work, not only the shell out. Put together never to make any flaws throughout the interview process. Though you might experience stressed, make your best to not used that way. Keep in mind that if perhaps you desire this work that you must screen maturity, responsibility, and tolerance.
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The Most Crucial Mistakes in order to avoid During a job interview
Are you frightened that you're gonna «goof up» at your interview? If you experience the least bit of question, you probably should. However, chances are that as longer as you are aware of some of the top interview mistakes, you will still work just fine.

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Marriage: narratives and interpretation of motives by Tijaan Kamara, Daaraji
Publishers, 2017, 62 pages
This monograph of 63 pages deals with an essential aspect of the life cycle of the Wollof people who live in Senegambia: marriage rites and rituals. It is short by pagination but is a power dynamo by ideas, precepts and explanation given as regards this very essential aspect of the life of a community, namely marriages. The author about whom I shall talk about later, has assiduously and meticulously excised through the very complex rituals, ceremonies, and rites which envelop the alpha and omega of marriage amongst the Wollof.
Reading the book gives the right impression that among the Wollof marriage is the beginning of a very long series of protocols, processes and procedures. These include courtship or nobaan; tying of the marriage and its proclamation at the mosque or taka; the marriage protocols or ngoro; the bachekor's eve or ngomarr; the wedding day and the consummation of the marriage and its aftermath.
At the same time, the author reflects on the pre-courtship issues such as caste of the bride or groom; the need to resort to a fortune teller before any move is made towards the marriage. One page 6 the author explains that even though most Wollof marriages today are done in Muslim style, the fortune teller's help and advice is always followed or keenly kept in mind through offer of sacrifice and charity, which have an animist element. He ascribes this tendency to be with the hare and the hounds to our triple heritage of Islamic, Western and African influences, p.7-8.
The role of Islam in Wollof marriage is underscored in this book. On page 15 for example, the author relates how a marriage is sealed upon recitation of relevant Suras from the Holy Koran; and in page 17, he describes how marriage should be proclaimed in Islam. But in his conclusion, he says that the 'discourse on Wollof marriage cannot be exhausted….' But was able to bring out the contrast between Islamic and the Wollof cultural practices in the entire marriage process. Certain rites in the Wollof marriage process are adapted from Islam; others remain strictly cultural while some are a mélange of the Islamic and the cultural.
We historians have for so long depended on the pioneer work of Western scholars like Prof. David Gamble on our secondary information on the Wollof. Now we have our own scholars writing about our own people. This is a development worthy of celebration.
To end, allow me to commend the author for bringing together this very useful and informative book. It is another addition to the growing corpus of works by Gambians on various subject. This book is recommended for each and every Gambian pupil, and for every book shelf.
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My name is Noémie, I run animal communication workshops to help people enhance their relationship with animals and the natural world.
My work is about the profoundly important messages we can receive when we focus with our hearts. Through cultivating the heart as an organ of perception, we can develop our ability to listen to and communicate with one another as well as our natural environment – plants and animals included.
A lot of people feel drawn to animals and wish they could communicate with them as they struggle to understand their behaviour or where they are coming from. My workshops are designed to empower people to be able to remember this natural and ancient skill that has been used in numerous cultures for millennia.
Everybody can do it. And the truth is, you are probably already doing it anyway, without realising it!
I draw a lot from nature and ancient, nature based traditions. I studied yoga* for years, because I wanted to learn yogic techniques to refine my animal communication skills – The goal of yoga is to prepare oneself for meditation. Animal Communication is a natural side-effect of meditation.
Yoga, meditation and communing with nature are at the core of my practice. I do teach yoga to people with physical injuries or disabilities. My style of yoga is often described as restorative, grounding, relaxing and gentle.
I have facilitated Animal Communication workshops with various animals, using photographs and animal guest teachers. I have worked with cows and dogs quite a lot. You can read more about my journey as an animal communicator here.
I offer mentoring sessions via Skype to help people with any blocks that may come up.
To book, email me: focalheart|at|gmail.com (to check time availability).
In the mean time you can watch my videos on how people can enhance their relationship with other animals and the natural world on my youtube channel.
Noémie walked out of a successful career as a freelance photographer in France and moved to London to work full-time for the largest Animal Rights organisation in the world. After coordinating campaigns and demos all across Europe, she gave birth to her son and relocated to Sussex. As far as she can remember she always had the ability to communicate with animals telepathically. She deepened her skills with a herd of 40 cows and their farmer, who was very open to animal communication. On the cow's request, she started to run well attended workshops, starting with the cows first and then later with dogs. She put her Animal Communication work on hold for a few years to take on a 500h+ yoga teacher training with the British Wheel of Yoga. She wanted to explore and deepen her psychic abilities through the practice of yoga, learning techniques that have been used in yogic traditions for millennia.
After successfully completing her training she is now a fully qualified yoga teacher and is running Animal Communication workshops again.
*The word Yoga has two Sanskrit roots – the first from yuj samadhau meaning concentration, to have an unbroken and constant connection to the object of thought. The second root is from yujir yoge meaning union or "to yoke". To connect. Union is realised through the awareness and constant identification of the soul as the true nature.


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For those who have been watching this space, a little transformation has been happening. I have new photos, new logos and a whole vibe that is screaming, free-spirited entrepreneur!
What I have done to keep those feel-good vibes happening is that you can now access my personal Resource Library. Which is loaded full of my personal planners, cheat sheets, templates and loads more. It will keep you organised and focused in your work so you can get more time in at the beach. I promise.
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This Sunday Purple Martini 1416 Market St. Denver CO turns into the Mile High Marijuana Showcase, the hottest private cannabis gathering featuring products from Colorado's premier cannabis companies. The only weekly smoke sesh where attendees can sample different strains from the city's best dispensaries !!
Dab lovers can enjoy products and featured demonstrations from license extract companies.
Last but not least the live music setting turns into a cannabis lover's playground with guest performances from the city's best smoker friendly musicians. Not just a party, MMJ advocates are on site to provide timely and valuable information about the industry and the best ways to elevate the community of cannabis in the city we love the most.
Host: Sanja Ganja & Sativa Ball
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Too sad, the latest news reaching www.gossipeye.biz confirms the death of Bukedde tv's and CBS fm's MARK MAKUMBI is gone forever. Jimmy Roberts Gyagenda has told us via phone that his brother died today in the morning at mulago cancer institute!
Cbs Fm has also come out to mourn their employees death! More details coming soon on www.gossipeye.biz. REST IN PEACE MARK AUGUSTINE MAKUMBI.


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In a landmark decision on Wednesday, world soccer governing body FIFA announced that the North American nations of the United States, Mexico, and Canada will be co-hosting the 2026 edition of the FIFA World Cup. Over 200 countries voted in the process, but only two bids were seriously considered. The North American one that won, with 134 votes, and one from Morocco, which captured 65.
This is very big news for a lot of reasons. First off, it will be the first World Cup held in the USA since 1994 when the team effectively had its coming out party on the world's stage. Another big thing to take from it is that the bid succeeded despite a hostile political climate that many believed would keep it from happening. Because make no mistake about it, the United States are the host here. They will take 60 of the 80 games, and every single match from the quarterfinals on. The decision to co-host was purely done for political reasons to win the bid, and it clearly has worked wonders for those in charge.
This may seem like an odd thing to do, to share a World Cup. But this is not a new concept. This has been done before, though it has not been tried on such a grand scale. In 2002, Japan and South Korea co-hosted the World Cup. They, though, are very close to each other. Mexico and Canada aren't so much. This will create scheduling challenges, but we can rest assured that no one will be required to fly from north to south for a quick turnaround. The shared hosting concept has been done elsewhere, too, including in the European Championship. They will share it with number of cities in 2020 across Europe, so that could be a small trial for how this will work out.
The 2026 World Cup was already going to be a special one given that the tournament will expand from 32 to 48 teams. It will feature, instead of eight groups of four, 16 groups of three, with each team getting only two guaranteed matches. This is a controversial decision, but it should help out in convincing the other nations that all three hosts should get a place automatically in the tournament. This World Cup will be a memorable one for a number of reasons, and it will be sure to create a lot of drama both on and off the field in the build up to it.


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Intervertebral Disc Degeneration (DDD)
Degenerative disc disease (DDD) describes the natural breakdown of anintervertebral disc of the spine. Despite its name, DDD is not considered a disease, nor is it progressively degenerative. On the contrary, disc degeneration is often the effect of natural daily stresses and minor injuries that cause spinal discs to gradually lose water as the annulus, or the rigid outer shell of a disc, weakens.
As discs weaken and lose water, they begin to collapse. This can result in pressure being put on the nerves in the spinal column, causing pain and weakness.


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Mountaineer Stadium Scoreboard
James Pelton's News for and about folks from Santa Anna Texas
Scoreboards provided by Dr Pepper and our local Dr Pepper bottler, Brownwood Dr Pepper.
Mountaineer Stadium Scoreboard
Perry Gym Scoreboard
Check out the Santa Anna ISD's website.
2006 Santa Anna High School Mountaineers
Photo courtesy of Katrina Guerrero
Coolidge 12 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 60
Eden Bulldogs 30 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 63
Robert Lee Steers 50 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 48
Zephyr Bulldogs 6 (14?) - Santa Anna Mountaineers 52 (44?)
Brookesmith Mustangs 67 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 78
Oct. 7 Duncanville Christway 12 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 58
Rising Star Wildcats 0 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 46
Blanket Tigers 14 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 59
Oct. 27 Open
Panther Creek 0 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 64
District Championship: May 82 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 62
2006 Playoffs November 16,17,18 - BiDistrict - Bye
2006 Regional Playoffs - Calvert 68 - Santa Anna Mountaineers 28
2006 Santa Anna Junior High Mountaineers
Photo courtesy of Katrina Guerrero
2004 Sports Archives are available in the 2004 Archives
I have debated whether or not to do this but I am going to try it out and see how it works for a while.
Several have asked me for copies or prints of various photos on the site. Based on my experience and what I have read in various publications, photos printed at home just are not lasting very well, especially in the Sun or bright rooms. Some that we have printed out look good for a couple of weeks and just seem to fade too fast. So I have found a site that will do a pretty good job of printing and of course all the photo places can print from a floppy or compact disk now.
Many want photos of some of the various school games and since this whole deal really started after the Booster Club asked if I would take some photos for the programs and maybe to give each athlete a CD with some photos on it at the Sports Banquet in the Spring, I want to be sure that each of you knows about it. The CD's given to each athlete won't have all of the photos but will have some of the better ones, simply because they all won't fit on a single CD. Of course you can always just right click on any image on this site and print it out (please note that they are copyrighted but I will grant you personal use.. especially if they are of you or one of your children!). For other use please get my permission before using them.
The photos on the site are also not the original quality or size in most cases, because they have to be redone for the Internet and faster loading. Some of the older photos won't be suitable for printing larger than 4x6 prints because of adjustments made when using my old camera. My new camera is an 8 megapixel so most of the new ones will work for up to 20x30 prints and possibly larger if I can find a place to print them.
Here is the picture resolution recommended for each print size to help ensure that you get a high-quality print:
Wallet size: 320x240
4x6 prints: 1024x768 (640x480 resolution is acceptable but not always recommended)
5x7 prints: 1152 x 864 pixels (1 megapixel)
8x10 prints: 1600 x 1200 pixels (2 megapixels) (1280x960 is acceptable but not recommended)
8x10 prints (cropped from original image): 1920 x 1600 pixels (3+megapixels)
16x20 prints: 1600 x 1200 (this is a bare minimum, for best results 2048 x 1536)
20x30 prints: 1600x1200 minimum, for best results 5 megapixel (2560 x1920)
The following pricing will be for professional quality commercial prints:
Photo Size
Per Print
4 wallet size
$6 sheet
4" x 6" singles
$1 each
4" x 6" multiples
6 for $5 or 15 for $10
8" x 10"
$10 each
16" x 20"
$25 each
20" x 30"
$30 each
Prices are subject to change but I will give you notice before ordering. Plus shipping and handling. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back upon return of photos in original condition. Please allow a few weeks for delivery... which I will have a better idea of as time and orders go by.
To place an order just locate the photo or photos you want, identify them by game and photo number (right click on the photo to see the filename and number), and then send me an e-mail at email@example.com.


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Response to Executive Order on Immigration
Dear Members of The Graduate Community at Northwestern,
I write you today to follow up on the message President Schapiro sent yesterday, and to reaffirm that The Graduate School supports all members of our intellectual community. While the full extent of the ongoing impacts of the President's executive order on immigration remain unknown at this time, the University is paying close attention to these developments, and will provide resources for information and support for any students, faculty, and staff who may be directly impacted. It is my understanding that the International Office is working closely with individuals we know who have already been affected by the executive order. If you are being impacted by the order but have not been in contact with the International Office, please reach out to them.
As President Schapiro said in his message, we will take necessary actions to protect our students, faculty and staff. If you have questions or concerns, please reach out to firstname.lastname@example.com or the International Office at email@example.com and we will make sure your specific concern is routed to the right place for assistance. Please err on the side of making your issues and concerns known, if not directly to us, then to leadership within your academic program or to a relevant administrator. We can only respond to known issues, so when in doubt, please make contact.
It is more important than ever to maintain our environment of inclusive excellence, and to be thoughtful and respectful of the diverse backgrounds and beliefs of our community members. The following offices/resources are available to each of you, and I encourage you to make use of them if you are feeling stress or anxiety:
Campus Inclusion and Community
Counseling and Psychological Services
International Office
Multicultural Student Affairs
Religious & Spiritual Life
Student Assistance and Support Services
Student Enrichment Services
TGS's Office of Postdoctoral Affairs
In this, as in all things, we are a community that is strongest when we stand together in support and defense of our core values. We will do nothing less in this time of uncertainty.
Warmly as ever,
Dwight A. McBride, PhD
Associate Provost & Dean of The Graduate School


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26 July 2018
July Sketchwalk at Kallang Basin
Credit : sketch by Kwan Boon Choon
On the east bank of Kallang Basin is Singapore's premiere sports centre with our Sports Hub and stadium, Indoor Stadium, OCBC Aquatic Centre, and more. There's lots to sketch along the waterfront and there's a good view of the various stadiums from across the Geylang River at Tanjong Rhu side. If you hang around till evening, you might get to catch a glimpse of the National Day preview and flypast too!
Date : Saturday, 28 July 2018
Time: 9:30 AM
Location: Outside Sportshub Library
Time: 12:15 PM
Location: Outside Sportshub Library
Nearest MRT: Stadium MRT (Circle Line)
Locations to sketch:
- Sports Hub
- Indoor Stadium
- Kallang Theatre
- Kallang Wave Mall
- Sports Museum
- OCBC Aquatic Centre
- Kallang River and Waterfront
- Kallang Leisure Park
Places to eat and shop:
- Lots of eateries at the malls nearby
Sketchwalk leaders: Benedict, Favian Ee
Notes: Hats and sunblock may be helpful
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Labels: Kallang, poster, sketchwalk
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Issue 84 30th August 2004
Packed full of information, articles, advertisements, jobs and hints & tips for easy living in The Red Sea!
We are moving to the Esplanada Mall..Grand Opening October 1st 2004 Check out our hot 2004 bikini & beachwear collection from Quiksilver, Gecko and more... Esplanada Mall (Beside Sindbad Hotel) The Surf Shop - 010 134 2423
Features & Articles
The Results Are Out!
By Suzanne Pugh , UK Competitor, AIDA 2004 World Freediving Championships.
It was a close competition with everything hanging on the static apnea competition.
Dave Harries, as the 'ultimate alternate' who entered as an independent competitor, beat the UK static record with an amazing performace of 5mins 58 seconds, but only stayed at the top for about 2 hours. He ended as the top independent competitor overall. He was then beaten by Sam Still with a fantastic 6mins 14 seconds! Dave King had a comfortable 5mins 56 and Mark Harris had a tough 5mins 47 seconds. It was tense, but they all pulled through with clean performances, to put them in second place overall.
The UK women gave solid, safe performances with Anne-Marie Kitchen-Wheeler pulling off 4mins 27 seconds, which is a personal best in competition. Hannah Stacey played safe and came up at 3mins 56 seconds, Suzanne Pugh also played safe and came up at 4mins 15 seconds, but was given red card from the judges, which was appealed and won, placing the UK women in 4th place overall.
Fantastic performances from the whole of the team, place the UK as a whole as 3rd in the World. Congratulations to the whole UK team for fantastic performances.
For full results of the AIDA 2004 World Freediving Championships click here
Local News
The Red Sea 's First Artificial Wreck Reef
At long last the Red Sea now has its first artificial wreck reef. The Red Sea Association, with the continued support of HE General Saad Abo Rida Governor of the Red Sea, have made this a reality.
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NEW this year: DIVEX will market MOBBY's Dry Suits exclusively in Egypt. Starting from September 2004, in time for the winter season, DIVEX will launch its amazing promotional offers to all Diving professionals
Mares exclusive distributor in Egypt
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Jobs Find out more at : http://jobs.red-sea.com
Les Petites Nursery, El Gouna, is looking for a female from overseas who can speak & read English or an Egyptian English Teacher. For an appointment please call: 012 393 4407 or 065 549702/03 ext 2225.
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We will never sell, distribute or intentionally make your personal information public and have implemented appropriate technical and organisational security measures to protect the data you share with us from loss and preserve its security and confidentiality. All your interactions with our website are protected by strong 256-bit encryption and we aim to collect the minimum of personal information needed to provide an effective service.
We believe in being transparent about what data we are collecting and how it will be handled. The information below sets out our privacy policy in detail. In each case we'll explain why a particular piece of data is being processed and how long it will be retained. We are also committed to providing relevant information and control at the point of collection so that you can make informed decisions about what personal data you choose to share with us.
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Policy Changes
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24 May 2018 – Expanded Privacy Policy published in preparation for the new General Data Protection Regulation


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Chase visits JAG's Just Another Gallery in San Diego's Barrio Logan to check out the Comic Chron glass show. This show featured art from Coyle, Hoobs and Matt Robertson fusing all their styles into some amazing sculpted collaborations and solo pieces, all carrying the consistent theme of cartoons and comic books. 4K footage on this one. Enjoy! Just Another Gallery website: https://justanothergallery.myshopify.com/ Just Another Gallery on IG: https://instagram.com/justanothergallery Coyle on IG: https://instagram.com/coylecondenser Hoobs on IG: https://instagram.com/hoobsglass Matt Robertson on IG: https://instagram.com/robertson.glass TMSV Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tmsv Tony Rocky Horror Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tonyrockyhorror206 Joker Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jokerkapsize
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The Canterbury DAA is a constituent member of the Kent Dementia Action Alliance and has such is part of the initiative 'Working towards being a dementia friendly community'.
The Canterbury Dementia Action Alliance was established in December 2014 with agreement on Terms of Reference including signing up to the National Dementia Declaration. The Alliance is made up of a wide range of organisations all of whom have committed to turning words into actions to help people to Live well with dementia.
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Class of 2008
April 01, 2014
Class of 2008
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|Breanna M.
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Class Colors: Black and Hunters Green
Class Flower: Hunter Green Rose
Class Song: Pictures of You


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Vinpearl Resort Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa) recently was voted the Vietnam's Leading Resort by the World Travel Awards (WTA,) the comprehensive voter-determined awards in the global travel and tourism industry.
This is the fourth time Vinpearl has received the international program's accolade.
Previously, the WTA listed Vinpearl as Vietnam's Leading Spa Resort - in 2004 and 2008. The resort also was chosen Vietnam's Leading Resort in 2007.
The awards are processed on the WTA's web site www.worldtravelawards.com, attracting the participation of global tourism experts,Vietnam travel agencies and tourists.
Thousands of ballots are collected from more than 213,000 people and tourism organizations from 160 countries.
Beside Vinpearl, WTA also lists Sheraton Hanoi Hotel as Vietnam's Leading Business Hotel, Intercontinental Asian Saigon Hotel as Vietnam's Leading Hotel, and Furama Danang Resort as Vietnam's Leading Spa Resort this year.
This is also the third honor given to Vinpearl this year, after two national awards including The Guide Award 2011, voted by the Vietnam Economic Times Newspaper, and Top Ten Vietnam's Leading Five-Star Hotels chosen by the Vietnam Tourism Association.
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The United Nations designates June 5th as World Environment Day. This year, African nations are focusing on food security. It has been a severe challenge across the continent, despite its vast natural resources. But in some countries, like Ethiopia, that's beginning to change. Ethiopia had a big famine and since they then they have put in place mechanisms for resilience, mechanism for responding for venerability.
They have put in place country investment plans. Now the country is doing well as far as agriculture is concerned. CCTV's Girum Chala explains why.


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Good news from the Frio River!
Rain, and quite a bit of it. About 2+ inches so far, and we may get more. But since we've been getting an inch here, an inch and a half there, this winter, the ground is finally getting wet. The result is that a lot of this rainfall is running off into the Frio and the creeks and drainages that feed our most favorite playpen.
We're not going to get too giddy yet and call this a 'drought-buster', cause it's not. But it's looking better here today than it has since the very rainy, oh-so-awesome year of '07. Remember '07...it was get in, and HANG ON!!
It's great to have something exciting to blog about. Hopefully the rains keep coming, cuz then my updates will be more frequent.
Can you imagine getting in right now? brrrrr!
Magers x-ing
This is up at the 3rd crossing...quite an improvement!
Super Bowl party at House Pasture this Super Sunday...might have to go, sounds like fun!
We have fantastic homes, cool little cabins, on the Frio, near the Frio, some with pools, some with pool tables...all, just minutes from the crystal clear River.
Tell your family, tell your friends.
Don't forget to join FrioMan on Facebook. Lots of updates, lots of info.
That's it from Concan, take care!


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Because the Alaska pollock fishery is recognized around the globe for responsible fishery management, Genuine Alaska Pollock® is a great choice for consumers and chefs who prefer to choose sustainable seafood products.
The fishery also has independent verification of its sustainability by internationally recognized certification programs, including the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) and the Alaska Responsible Fisheries Management (RFM) program.
In 2005, the Alaska pollock fishery was certified as sustainable to the standard set by the Marine Stewardship
Alaska pollock was also certified by the Alaska RFM program in 2011 and was recertified in 2017. This program provides third-party certification of the management of the Alaska pollock fisheries based on the respected United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries and the FAO Guidelines for the Ecolabelling of Fish and Fishery Products from Marine Capture Fisheries – both recognized around the globe as the best criteria for responsible fisheries management.


text: Local freshmen are making strides for No. 16 ASU softball Bella Loomis and Denae Chatman are both young Arizona natives seizing their shot at success Share Tweet Email Print No. 16 ASU softball has just six players from the state of Arizona. While the majority of the roster hails from California, the Sun Devils are getting the most out of their few local players. Among these local products are two freshman infielders — Denae Chatman and Bella Loomis. Together, Loomis and Chatman are hitting a combined .354 coming off a deep ASU bench with six combined RBI this season. "We have a lot of kids on our bench. Denae Chatman has done a great job," ASU head coach Trisha Ford said. "We have got some good kids coming off of our bench, and they are just waiting for those chances to come along." One of those chances for Loomis came last weekend during the Mary Nutter Classic in Cathedral City, California. The freshman infielder made a couple of starts, with one coming at third base, and the other coming at second. Loomis did not pass up on the opportunity to shine. She came up with two RBI in a win against LIU Brooklyn, and she followed that up with a couple of clutch hits en route to ASU's 7-3 comeback victory over Cal State Fullerton on Sunday afternoon, closing out a memorable first college road trip for the former Hamilton High School standout. B4 | @bellaloomis comes through in a big spot, roping an RBI single through the middle! #ForksUp pic.twitter.com/JeOrOBXgRR— Sun Devil Softball (@ASUSoftball) February 25, 2018 "All of the freshmen and I, we have to prove ourselves," Loomis said. "Every chance I get, I am going to try my best and do whatever I can to help the team." Loomis did damage with the bat over the weekend. Her defense and versatility has excited the ASU coaching staff this season. Loomis can range to any spot in the infield, making her the ultimate Swiss Army knife for the Sun Devils. "Bella is our backup for every position," Ford said. "She is just a hard worker ... she is a coach's dream – just hard working, hard-nosed, does whatever is asked and doing extra (work). I have nothing but great things to say about her." As for Chatman, the Goodyear native has had her own success. She has hit .333 in the eight games played so far, including hitting a home run against Illinois State. The Millenium High School graduate has made spot starts in the ASU lineup and has provided quality at-bats when she has gotten her chance to step in the box. "It's incredible. That's one of the hardest things in this game to do, is to come off of the bench cold and get a pinch-hitting opportunity," Ford said. "She has a very charismatic, happy-go-lucky personality, and she's able to use those characteristics when she goes in the box … She has just done a great job of taking on that role, and you are going to see her move in and out of that DP spot and pinch-hitting role." Aside from the challenges of Division I college softball in an elite conference, the two freshmen have also settled into life off of the softball field at ASU. With both players' families within close proximity, they have had plenty of support on and off the field. Loomis and Chatman knew each other before playing for ASU, and they played travel ball against one another during their time growing up in the Valley. "It's always nice knowing you have the support here and right down the street if you ever need anything," Chatman said. "... We always played against each other, and seeing each other at tournaments and always knowing that we were going to the same school – we always kept in touch." While both players have showcased their skills on the diamond, they had to bring something else to the table during ASU's road trip to California last weekend. During the five-hour bus ride to Cathedral City, the freshmen on the ASU roster had to take part in a team tradition called "Buseoke," where players have to put on headphones and belt out some lyrics for the rest of the team. The freshmen have a song of choice, and Chatman elected to go with a classic. "I sang 'Breaking Free' from High School Musical," Chatman said with a laugh. "It was fun." With a 13-2 start and a budding freshmen class that can sing and play ball, ASU will look to continue developing its young players, and Chatman and Loomis are at the forefront of the movement, with a future that looks bright. "They are just going to be more and more comfortable," Ford said of her freshmen class. "What you hope is that as your freshmen continue to play, that they really start to play like sophomores … These freshman have just done a really good job of adjusting quickly." Reach the reporter at email@example.com or follow @AndrewBell7 on Twitter. Like State Press Sports on Facebook and follow @statepressport on Twitter. Subscribe to Pressing Matters Get the best of State Press delivered straight to your inbox. Related Stories ASU baseball squeaks a 8-7 win over UCLA with crucial three-run eighth inning ASU baseball loses second game of the series to No. 1 UCLA ASU baseball struggles to make contact in 3-2 loss to UCLA


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Crayfish Drawings:Create five cosmologies inspired by the crayfish.Then, taking those drawings, combine them together to create a larger, final piece. The first image is the final conte crayon drawing of three drawings combined. I made a separate exploratory drawing using one of my initial drawings to show the crayfish's ability to turn their blood cells into neurons.
Transparent Constructions & Master Painting Analysis:The idea behind Transparent Constructions is to make drawings spatial through transparent lines and seeing how things connect in a composition while incorporating at least two sets of stairs, three animals, three arches, and a skull.For the Final project, we started by using the techniques learnt in constructing transparencies to analyze a painting. I chose Virgin of the Rocks by Leonardo da Vinci.
Self Portraits:The prompt was to create portraits of yourself and a skull, yourself with yourself, and a study of at least five hands. All are done from imagination and looking at a mirror.
Final Drawings:Using the Master Painting Analysis done before, we were told to incorporate at least two figures in the painting plus yourself to create a new composition. I chose to make a large kaleidoscope drawing, transforming the same image twelve times. As part of the process, I created the piece digitally on photoshop first after making one of the twelve pieces to get a sense of what it will look like. For our in-class final, we made tonal figure drawings (like the one above).


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Recently I had too much fun giving my son and his fiance their first watercolor lesson.
It was something they both wanted to learn how to do,
so I was thrilled to be able to do this for them.
Day 1 I took them thru an 11 hour lesson plan that I take my own students thru,
but I was able to get them thru it in 2 hours.
Then they both chose a subject on their phone and spent another hour and a half
testing out their new skills.
They did pretty darn good for their first time.
And enjoyed it so much that they asked for a follow-up lesson
over the Thanksgiving weekend.
How about that?
We were thinking of tackling this still life below,
but ended up eating the poms instead.
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There's nothing that isn't artistic about Kay Parsons. From her beautifully landscaped yard to her magnanimous disposition to her vibrant watercolors – she embodies the island artistic spirit.
It is this spirit that she feels is nurtured in the Whidbey Island artist community through events like this weekend's Whidbey Working Artist tour.
"Everyone appreciates their life like it's art" on Whidbey Island, Parsons said.
The Whidbey Working Artists tour, an annual island-wide event Aug. 29-30, highlights the high level of talent and diversity that the island offers in mediums like sculpture, jewelry, prints, woodworking, glass work, encaustic, fiber, photography and all types of painting.
"Art is just so important for people to be around and to incorporate into our lives," said Carol Ann Bauer of Stillfire Pottery in Freeland. "Whidbey Island has an amazing collecting of visual artists. It's an honor to be here."
Parsons said the tour is the only event when the artists island-wide work together to support and celebrate each other's artistic achievements. The tour is organized under the umbrella of the Whidbey Island Arts Council which is "about getting arts in the classroom and keeping the arts alive," said Parsons, who serves on the council's board of directors.
The tour runs today and tomorrow, Aug. 29-30, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with locations throughout the island. For more information, visit www.whidbeyworkingartists.com.


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Apr 12 2010
Well done Dave!
By RichardC
Well done and welcome home for the next week or so for Dave Pascoe who has passed his Navy recruit course. I know from personal experience how hard the culture shock can be, particularly in the first few weeks and it takes a lot of willpower to get through it. The NZDF can give you experiences no civilian would ever get to see and do, so good luck with the rest of your career… and don't get into too much trouble!
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She's New Tube Clip
Apr 15, 2013
HQ tube clip that run for 3 minutes and ends with a facial!
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HQ tube clip that run for 3 minutes and ends with a facial!
Cute Chloe is posing in bed in skirt and a top. She pulls her skirt up to show her juicy ass then gets naked and approaches an idle boner. She puts the dick in her mouth and performs well, well enough that he wants to try out her pussy. He gets her on top so he can just lay there and enjoy the sex and also watch her booty bounce on his schlong. He finish her off by drilling her shaved twat hard on the edge of the bed.


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Yes, I'm from South Carolina. Yes, I'm writing a blog with the word "politicians" in the title today. I'll give you one guess what it's about.
Yesterday, our governor arrived back in the States from a trip to Argentina. He then held a press conference, openly admitting to an affair with a woman who lives in Argentina.
Go to any news site, and you can find details of the whole sordid affair. I won't bother summarizing here. I'll just give you some quick thoughts.
First, I am not a Mark Sanford fan. I disagree with him politically on many points. But my political opinions have no place here. This issue is mostly with his personal life. I think it's important to make that distinction. (I agree that a politician really has no personal life, as he or she will constantly be in the public eye. My point is merely that I'm not discussing his political agenda here.) The only thing that really has a political connection is that he disappeared for a few days without telling his lt. governor or anyone else where he is. A governor should not disappear like that; he has a responsibility to his constituents to be here. Moving on.
I watched the press conference yesterday. Within moments, my respect for Gov. Sanford increased greatly. The man apologized for letting down his wife, his kids, his friends, and the people of our state. I believed him. I dislike the man, and I have a tendency to criticize him, but when he choked up and had to wipe away his tears during the press conference, I truly felt his sorrow and grief at the pain he's caused so many people.
The man is human. He reeks of humanity, in fact. He made a terrible mistake–one that many, many others have made. He just happened to make that mistake while living in the public eye. He deserves our forgiveness just like anyone else. Are we so uptight, so judgmental as to demand perfection from an imperfect creature? If that's the case, then we shall indeed become bitter cynics–everyone will let us down, and we will be so blinded as to focus only on another's vices rather than virtues. (For example: during the press conference, several women standing behind the governor openly smirked throughout the entire press conference. How could they possibly openly rejoice in scandal and tragedy? )
Gov. Sanford deserves to be allowed to put his marriage back together. He deserves to seek forgiveness from his family, friends, and South Carolinians. I can give him that. And–shockingly, perhaps–after some thought, I don't believe he should resign. This is a trangression of a personal nature, one that he openly admitted to before anyone discovered the true nature of his visit. Yes, he lied about his whereabouts, which is the only reason I see for punishing him politically. Perhaps that's enough to call for his resignation, but I disagree.
We're all human. Let's rejoice in that, love one another, and not feel trimphant in the face of another's tragedy.


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text: Mandatory retirement changes leave Ontario workers in limboChanges take effect in December, but what happens to workers turning 65 in the meantime?By Natalie MacDonald09/05/2006|Canadian Employment Law Today When the Ontario government announced it was abolishing mandatory retirement at age 65 at the end of 2006, employers with such policies began to prepare for the changes. But one pressing question didn't have a clear answer: What happens to employees turning 65 between the time the change was announced and Dec. 29, 2006, when the change takes effect? Employers were left in a bit of limbo as to what to do with these workers. A court challenge by an employee in Welland, Ont., could soon provide an answer.Technically, employers can still retire employees according to the policy but Wilde v. Welland (City) To Read the Full Story, Subscribe or Sign In Remember Me Forgot Password If you are a current Subscriber, please click here to set-up or update your login information.


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Gerry Marshall, Warden of Simcoe County and mayor of Penetanguishene has been named the provincial liberal candidate for Simcoe North in the upcoming general election. His jump from regional to provincial politics was confirmed at the nomination meeting held Oct. 22 at Midland Library in Midland.
Marshall will run for the seat currently held by Patrick Brown, leader of the Progressive Conservative party of Ontario. He will not have to battle Brown who will be vying for a seat in the newly established riding of Barrie-Springwater-Oro-Medonte in 2018.
Many municipal and provincial supporters came out to support Marshall at the nomination meeting, including Eleanor McMahon, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sport; Ann Hoggarth, MPP Barrie and Dave Ritchie, deputy mayor of Tay Township.
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text: Every Friday night in October, I'll be telling ghost stories at the Salamander Resort and Spa fire pit from 6 to 7:30pm. Check out these ghostly images caught on a guest's camera at Friday night's ghost stories at the Salamander Resort fire pit! Photographer Mike Davis took these shots while I was talking and said that although he did not see the apparitions with his naked eyes, he was able to see them through his view finder. He says that he hasn't Photoshopped these images in any way. The only modifications were cropping of some photos to get a closer look at the phenomenon. This was a gas fire. There was no wood and no smoke. One of the lights you see behind me is the moon. The rest of the lights no one saw until we looked at these pictures. Several other people said that although they did not see any apparitions, they had a sense that there was a presence nearby. Last week everyone heard a ghostly drumbeat during my stories! I missed it because I was talking. The land on which the Salamander Resort sits is so full of history. It's no wonder that the spirits gather close to the fire hoping to hear something about themselves in my stories. Come experience it for yourself next Friday night!


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PLAYERS MUST BE UNDER 21 ON 1st JANUARY 2018
A World Amateur Golf Ranking Event played over 72 holes strokeplay at Rye Golf Club
50 players will be accepted, based on a ballot of the exact higher handicaps.
The silver salver presented to Bernard Darwin by the Times Newspaper is the trophy for this prestigious event, open to any player under the age of 21 on 1st January in the year of competition, with a category one handicap. Only 50 players are selected from those with the lowest handicaps, in recent years the entry has seen all 12 reserves had a handicap of scratch.
The figure of 50 has special relevance as it commemorates the fact that Bernard Darwin was twice Captain of Rye, in 1906 and 1956, a gap of 50 years!
Usually played in the third week in March, the four round medal play event, played at a good pace in two ball matches is possibly one of the earliest qualifiers of a high standard in the season, and is keenly fought on the rolling dry links and speedy greens of Rye.
The event which has the full support of the R & A is qualifying for World Amateur Golf Ranking points and often sees England selectors present to assess the form of prospective players. Entries are now received from all over the country, and one or two from Europe.
The Silver medal which the winner receives will take pride of place in any collection.


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By 1924, Gene Tunney, to the incredulity of American sports fans, had begun openly campaigning for a chance to face the heavyweight champion of the world, Jack Dempsey. Tunney reigned as the light-heavyweight champion of America and held an impressive record of 58 wins against only one defeat, but it hardly mattered. He could have had twice as many victories, a couple more championship belts, and a revolver in his boxing trunks, and still no one would have given him a snowball's chance in hell to defeat "The Manassa Mauler."
World champion for five years, Dempsey had assumed the proportions of a living legend. He was the biggest name in sports, even bigger than Babe Ruth, and as a result there existed no serious challenger for him to fight. (Aside, that is, from the great black heavyweights of the day, most notably Harry Wills, but Jack Johnson's anarchic reign as heavyweight champion had eliminated all support for a black title challenger, no matter how deserving.) Having demolished Luis Firpo the year before in one of the most thrilling contests in boxing history, Dempsey was now content to capitalize on his massive popularity with commercial endorsements and appearances on stage and screen, earning good money from his fame while the boxing world tried in vain to find a worthy and appealing adversary.
That "The Fighting Marine" could be that foe was an idea without merit prior to June 1925, though this had more to do with the public's rather elevated regard for Dempsey than Tunney's abilities, or lack thereof. In fact Tunney was a highly intelligent and gifted boxer who had come a long way since his high profile defeat to Harry Greb three years previous.
However, that particular match had made an indelible impression when Gene took a terrible thrashing from "The Smoke City Wildcat." With his nose broken and blood pouring from cuts on his lips and above both eyes, Tunney displayed the kind of courage few had thought he possessed, but the gory battering did nothing to convince people he represented a threat to Dempsey. Since then he had embarked on an impressive run, some 20 victories, including a high-profile decision over Georges Carpentier and three big wins against Greb. Still, a Dempsey vs Tunney fight remained a very hard sell.
This made Tunney's bout with Tommy Gibbons a crucial contest in his career. Aside from being one of the top contenders, Gibbons held the distinction of being the only man to survive the 15 round distance with Dempsey in their infamous 1923 bout which bankrupted the town of Shelby, Montana. The crafty Gibbons never came close to winning, but so high was Dempsey's stature that going the route with "The Manassa Mauler" qualified one for universal respect. Additionally, Gibbons had reeled off 11 straight victories since that contest, including big wins over Carpentier and Kid Norfolk.
In front of a huge crowd at the Polo Grounds in New York City, Gibbons and Tunney squared off and Tunney went on to demonstrate the kind of strength and power few thought he could muster. Everyone knew he was a skilled boxer, so no one was surprised about his superior hand speed and timing, or the fact he set a pace with which Gibbons could barely keep up. But to see him trade punches and win most of the exchanges with the same battler who had proven his worth against the great Dempsey was something of a revelation.
The fight itself, while a spirited and entertaining affair, was not exactly high drama. As the rounds sped by it was clear to all that the better man that night was Tunney. The only question was whether he could do what Dempsey could not: stop the tough and hard-to-hit Gibbons before the final bell.
"The Fighting Marine" appeared to have the same query on his mind. In the tenth he picked up the pace, slamming home a series of jolting rights which altered the tenor of the fight. Now Tunney was hurting Gibbons with every good shot he landed and a competitive contest quickly turned into a rout. In round twelve Tunney chased a weary Gibbons about the ring before finally flooring him with a heavy right cross. The younger of the famous Gibbons brothers rose, only to be hammered back down by two more flush rights and this time he did not beat the count.
At long last, Jack Dempsey had a legitimate opponent, a skilled, determined boxer good enough to knock out a man whom Dempsey had merely outpointed. Despite Tunney's big win, almost no one gave him a chance to actually defeat the champion, but at least Dempsey could finally give the public a new chance to witness his savage attack and prodigious power. The following year over 120 000 people jammed the stands of the massive Sesquicentennial Stadium in Philadelphia expecting to see Tunney hit the deck and an American legend triumph once more. They were all in for a big surprise.
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Naomi (Normal Adolescent Online Mentoring Intelligence) is a website inspired by the Growing Girls Project, the PhD dissertation of Ann Herbert. Special thanks to Anne Riley, Becky Slogeris, and principle advisors Jennifer Cole Phillips and Jason Gotlieb.
Naomi is an online presence, intended to connect girls to hundreds of archived conversations concerning puberty and growing up. We hope these exchanges between Naomi and these different girls will educate girls going through similar experiences and help them start their own conversations with a trusted adult.
The more you know about your body, the less confusing and embarrassing growing up will seem— and the easier it will be to talk about.
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The Pleasure Emporium is the only locally owned Adult store in the island as well as the cleanest and friendliest.
We feature a large variety of adult products and offer products other adult stores don't carry. We are happy to help you find what you're looking for and will explain what each product can do for you. Individuals & couples feel comfortable talking with our friendly staff and about many products for future purchases. Life is short, so the more pleasure you can enjoy will give you a fuller, happier life.


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The Twitter #firstsevenjobs is trending this week. It is so interesting to see the road others took to their career. Wouldn't this also be interesting to your students? You could show celebrities #firstsevenjobs to start a career lesson!
Or ask your staff for their first seven jobs. Ironically, we did something similar to kick off our junior career and college lesson.
We played a kind of guessing game to see who did these jobs before arriving at their current job. We would reveal the first job….guess who?
Then slowly show each job. Until the staff member was revealed!
Surprise, it's your principal! We picked 3 brave staff members for this opening activity.
The students really connected with this opening activity and were able to see the many diverse paths you can take before arriving in a career. Here is the entire presentation:
And here is a link to where you can find the Junior Packet.
What are some other ways you can use #firstsevenjobs in your school counseling program?


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NHRA New England Nationals; An Amazing Experience [PHOTOS]
Even for a racing 'novice' like myself, the experience I had yesterday at the NHRA New England Nationals was out of this world. Yes, that is me about to interview the Force sisters. Don't let your jealousy prevent you from reading the rest of this post.
Here's a candid shot of Courtney and Brittany Force being interviewed by our 'sister' station WOKQ.
Having a large crowd assemble during remote interviews? Well, this doesn't happen when we DJ's are at the grocery store promoting double coupon day. It was such a thrill working to a receptive audience and the 'Sisters of Speed' could not have been any nicer.
Here's last year's champion, Ron Capps and I discussing how his average driving pace in the State of New Jersey is 300 mph faster than my top speed.
Before Del Worsham and I talked about Top Fuel Dragsters and Funny Cars, we talked about the hilarious struggles of being a 70's kid living in the social media age.
These drivers are not only the very best at what they do, every single one of them is so approachable, humble, patient and friendly. The fan experience at this event is unlike any that I've ever seen and I already can't wait to return next year.


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184 Sickened
IMAGE SOURCE: CDC Web site – Multistate outbreak of Salmonella Montevideo
Salami is a cured, ready-to-eat meat that is the focus of a 1.24 million pound recall.
Daniele Inc. Of Pascoag, R.I. has recalled ready-to-eat pepper-coated salami, sausage and other cured meats out of fear them may be contaminated with Salmonella.
Pepper, one of the spices used on the salami could have introduced the contamination, according to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The outbreak actually began last July and has so far sickened 184 people in 38 states. The CDC reports there have been no deaths but at least 35 hospitalizations. CDC is collaborating with public health officials in many states to track the outbreak.
The type of Salmonella is Salmonella serotype Montevideo, which has been identified using DNA analysis of the Salmonella bacteria.
The Salmonella has not been found in any Daniele products but investigators found 11 people had recently eaten "Daniele Italian Brand Gourmet Pack", which is a sliced salami purchased in a variety pack at different grocery store locations. The products were all rolled in pepper.
Further testing is ongoing since the Salmonella strain in the tested product does not appear to be the Montevideo strain, reports the FDA.
Pepper has previously been known to carry the bacterium. Most pepper does not undergo any sort of sterilization, though irradiated pepper is now being sold to some food processors. Other possible sources of contamination are still being considered.
Consumer with questions regarding the recall should contact the Daniele International, Inc. Hotline at (888) 345-4160 and its PR contact, Levick at (202) 973-1335.
Salmonella Sickness
Salmonella can cause fever, stomach cramps, and diarrhea. The illness can be severe in those with a compromised immune system. Most people develop the symptoms 12-72 hours after infection and the symptoms last anywhere from 4 to 7 days. Salmonella can spread from the intestines to the bloodstream and can cause death unless a person is treated promptly with antibiotics.
The CDC warns that recalled products may still be in the grocery stores and consumers' home freezers. There is a list of recalled products on the FDA Web site.
Each package bears a label with the establishment number "EST.9992 or EST. 54 inside the inspection mark. The products were distributed to retailers nationwide.
People become sick from salmonella by swallowing the bacterium that can be introduced from contaminated food that is not completely cooked or has been contaminated after preparation. It can also be spread from person to person from someone who has not thoroughly washed his hands after using the toilet.
This is considered a Class I recall presenting a health hazard where there is a reasonable probability that use of the product will cause serious adverse health consequences or death. #
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How about accepting this long-awaited vacation which you've been looking for weeks? Not imagine it really is time you just take a rest from the hectic work program for some time and spend some good time together with your loved ones? Whenever you opted to select any occasion, what better place compared to the Hamilton Scotts Condos?
The Hamilton Scotts condos in Singapore are most popular among tourists. Singapore is really a cornucopia of delights like snorkeling, surfing, and scuba diving. You can click this link in order to get more info about Hamilton Scott's condos in Singapore.
On the other hand, there are certainly a number of condos which could serve your goal. Recently, it had been said in a news report which the selling of condos in Florida rose by a whopping 10 percent when compared with the past year. The report claims that approximately 5,675 condos were sold from the month of September.
Purchasing a flat will help save you the hassle of booking a hotel whenever you see Florida. To some degree, a hotel has a feeling of formality, however on your personal condo; you're able to "extend your legs" as we say.
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ESTO � Esto Town Council held the first reading of their new proposed mobile home ordinance during their Aug. 6 meeting.
ESTO � Esto Town Council held the first reading of their new proposed mobile home ordinance during their Aug. 6 meeting.
�All mobile homes must meet the following requirements for Esto prior to being placed on real property in the town,� read Council member Teresa Harrison. �All mobile homes must be structurally sound, clean, sanitary, well maintained and approved by council. Council may give a 90-day extension, if needed.
�All mobile homes must meet all U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards and the Florida Manufactured Building Act. All mobile homes must meet all requirements on Application for Town of Esto.
�If any mobile home is moved onto the property without council approval a $250 fine will be assessed and a lien will be placed on the property. An additional $10 per day will be charged until it is moved off the property.�
Council Member Darlene Madden asked about the purpose of the 90-day extension.
�Some times a good mobile home will be moved in but it still isn�t inhabitable,� said Town Council President Danny Powell. �The 90 days gives anyone a reasonable amount of time to complete necessary finishing touches like putting on the skirting, hooking up the water, etc. After that then the fines will start and I will add that the 90-day extension is still based on council approval.�
John Little came before the council to ask that they sign an ordinance against granting illegal immigrants amnesty and benefits.
�People who enter the United States illegally should not receive any benefits from American taxpayers,� read Little. �All United States boards should be totally secured and 100 percent verified and any person in the U.S. illegally should receive no amnesty.�
Little said that he�s already received approval of support from the City of Bonifay, the Town of Westville, the Town of Noma, the Town of Caryville and the Holmes County Board of County Commissioners.
�Most people think this is just against the Hispanics, but they�re wrong,� said Little. �This is against anyone who is here by illegal means, which includes Indians, Pakistanis, Chinese, Asians; any one who isn�t willing to go through what it takes to become a legal citizen of the United States of America.�
The council approved of the resolution of support.
�I realize we have illegals and they�ve been here for a long time,� said Powell. �I just don�t think that it�s fair to those of us who are paying our dues and that can�t get ahead because they�re taking the burden of these illegals.�
The council approved of paying a local man $2,115 to repair and refurbish the kitchen and inside of the Esto Community Center.
�I know a couple people who have used him and is very satisfied with his work,� said Madden. �He said he should be done by Sept. 14, just in time for the Two-Toe Tom Yard Sale.�
Madden explained there will be a yard sale on Sept. 14 to raise money for next year�s Two-Toe Tom Festival.
She said she�s also requested that they are accepting donations to sell at the yard sale to help raise funds.
�That�s how we make our money for the town is through these fundraisers for this event,� said Madden.
She said anything will be accepted as a donation, from clothes to furniture and if anyone was interested in making a donation or would like more information to contact her at 263-3201.