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Here are the former Mustangs who have taken their game to the next level:Connor Christian (2018) - LHP/1B - Connor was comeback player of the year after returning from elbow surgery in 2017. He had an outstanding senior year for the Mustangs, and was a key contributor to the teams World Series success. Connor finished the season with a 4.20 ERA, with 22 K's in 18.1 innings pitched and a .191 BAA. He was a big part of the middle of our lineup and finished with a .318 AVG, .738 OPS, and led the team with 19 RBI's. Connor will be taking his big league curve ball to Galveston College to pitch for the Whitecaps in the spring 2019 season. Kiernan Richards (2018) - RHP/C/3B - Kiernan played 7years in the Mustangs organization and finished with an excellent senior year for the Mustangs. He was a captain of the team and he earned Pitcher of the Year and the HWSA All-American award. He finished the 2018 season with 2.745 ERA, 1.471 WHIP, 82 SO, .200 BAA, in 51 IP. When not pitching, Kiernan was outstanding at third base and catcher. He also was a force at the plate finishing with a .344 AVG and .822 OPS. Kiernan will be joining former Mustangs teammate Luke Ludwig in the Fall of 2018 at LeTourneau University in Longview, Texas, where he will be pitching for the Yellow Jackets in the 2019 season.Nick Wolff (2018) - C/3B - Nick established himself as an elite catcher for the Mustangs his senior year. He was a captain and earned Defensive Player of the Year and the HWSA All-American award. With his powerful arm he shut down the opposing teams running games inlcuding several pickoffs at first and third base. Nick caught 155.2 innings and had a walk off 3 run home run against the HCYA Eagles. Nick will be taking his skills to Blinn College where he will be catching for the Buccaneers for the 2019 season.Rigby Owen (2018) - 2B/C/P - Rigby had an outstanding senior year for the Mustangs. He was a captain and developed into an all-star second baseman as well as making significant contributions at catcher and on the mound. He finished the season in the leadoff role at the plate due to his ability to get on base and be a disruptive force on the base path. Rigby led the team with 16 stolen bases, only getting caught once. Rigby will be headed to York College in Nebraska, where he will be catching and playing second base for the Panthers for the 2019 season.
Jacob Slaten (2017) -- RHP/2B - Jacob, a steady force in the middle of the Mustang infield and also as a dominant starting pitcher, will join his brother and Mustang teammate Michael at Bendectine University (NAIA) in Atchison, Kansas for the 2018 season. Luke Ludwig (2016) - 1B/RHP - Luke established himself as a force on the mound for the Mustangs over three seasons, while he also became a stellar 1B in the process. Luke was named Pitcher of the Year twice for the Mustangs. Luke took his game to Letourneau University (D-III) in Longview, Texas where he is pitching for the Yellow Jackets in 2017.
In 2017, Luke worked his way into the Yellow Jackets starting rotation, going 1-2 with a 7.14 ERA in 45 IP. He led the team in appearances with 15. In 2018, Luke was named Honorable-Mention All-ASC...Appeared in and started 12 games for LETU as a pitcher. He had a team-high five wins and threw a team-best 61.2 innings to go along with 53 strikeouts.
Michael Slaten (2016) - RHP/3B - Michael played three seasons for the Mustangs, and he set new records for HRs (12) and also batting average as a senior. Michael also grew into a dominant force on the mound, as well. A two-time Homeschool All-American, Michael received a baseball scholarship to play at Benedictine University (NAIA) in Atchison, Kansas.
In 2017, Michael quickly established himself as an integral part of the Ravens; the team had an excellent season, going 35-22. Michael hit a remarkable .380 with 14 HRs and 52 RBIs. He had an OBP of .502 and a SLG pct of .737. He led the team in SBs with 23 in 24 attempts, and was also named Conference player of the week for the week of March 20. Additionally, Michael also made key contributions on the mound for the Ravens. He was 5-1 with a 5.83 ERA. He started 11 games, completing two (one shutout). In 58.2 IP, Michael struck out 54 batters.
Lance Martin (2014) - IF/P - Lance was a two-time HWSA All-American and the Pitcher of the Year for the Mustangs in 2013. A steady presence, he was a Team Captain, lead off hitter and played all over the diamond and IF with a consistency that was key to the Mustangs success in 2014. Lance decided to attend Schreiner University (D-III) in Kerrville, TX. In 2015, he appeared in 5 games for the Mountaineers, collecting his first college hit on 2/7/15 against Sul Ross State. Lance also earned Academic Honor Roll Honors in 2015. In 2016, a highlight for Lance and the Mountaineers was his walk-off single in extra innigns on Senior Day. Lance also earned Academic Merit List for both the Fall and Spring.
In 2017, Lance returned to the mound, throwing 3 innings for the Mountaineers. He had 2 K's and 0 BBs. A stellar student, Lance continued to impress in the classroom, earning a spot on the President's List and the SCAC Honor Roll.
Wyatt Saltarelli (2014) - P/IF/OF - Wyatt was a 2013 HWSA All-American and Pitcher of the Year in 2014 for the Mustangs. A Team Captain, as well, Wyatt was a key team leader for the Mustangs for 4 years on the Varsity. He accepted a partial baseball scholarship to attend the College of the Ozarks in Point Lookout, MO, becoming the first pitcher-only for the Mustangs at the next level. In 2015 as a freshman, Wyatt appeared in 11 games for the Bobcats, starting five. He posted a 1-4 record, with 3.70 ERA (second best on the staff). In 24.1 IP, Wyatt walked only 7 batters and had 21 K's.
In 2016, Wyatt again made key contributions for the Bobcats on the mound. He posted a 3-1 record, with a 4.40 ERA in 9 appearances. He started five games for the the Bobcats, who finished 31-24, going 12-1 in conference play.
In 2017, Saltarelli became a key member of the Bobcats' rotation, starting 10 games and throwing 3 CGs. He had a 5-5 record, with a 4.28 ERA; Wyatt threw 61 innings in 12 appearances. He was also named an NAIA Scholar Athlete for maintaining better than a 3.5 GPA.
Andrew Astalos (2013) - LHP/CF - Andrew joined Varsity as a junior and provided stellar OF defense, speed on the bases, a power bat, and a power arm for two seasons. While also anchoring the Mustangs starting pitching rotation, Andrew was among the team leaders in slugging percentage and batting average. In 2016, Andrew made his collegiate debut as a redshirt freshman LHP for the Fort Hays State University (NCAA Div. II) Tigers in Hays, Kansas.
In 2017, Andrew pitched for Lamar Community College (NJCAA) in Lamar, Colorado. In 9 appearances, he was 1-1, with a 6.75 ERA. Andrew struck out 11 batters in 6.2 innings, a remarkable 14.75 K's per 9 inning.
Andrew Ellwanger (2012) - RHP/IB - Andrew played for the Mustangs JH before being pressed into Varsity duty as a pitcher as an 8th-grader in the 2008 Homeschool World Series Regional Tournament. He appeared in two games, throwing a complete-game gem over the Little Rock, Ark. Flames. Andrew finished his high-school baseball career with Magnolia West High School, where he was a stellar contributor to both the basketball, tennis, and baseball teams. Andrew became a two-sport collegiate athlete (basketball and baseball) at Rockhurst University (NCAA Division II) in Kansas City, Missouri. In 2015, as a sophomore for the Hawks, Andrew posted a 1-4 record on the mound, with a 3.06 ERA in 32.1 innings; he struck out 14 and walked only 5 batters.
In 2016, Andrew made 13 appearances for the Hawks, starting 8 games with 2 CGs. He was 4-3 with a 5.63 ERA. In 56 innings of work, Andrew walked only 6 batters.
In 2017, Andrew finished his career at Rockhurst with an excellent senior campaign. Again a dual-sport athlete, Andrew started 10 games for the Hawks, going 6-5 with a 4.19 ERA. His 62.1 IP were third on the team; in typical fashion, he walked only 11 batters all season.
Kevin Rushing (2012) - IF - Kevin made the smooth transition to 3B and was a big part of the Mustangs' success in 2010-11, Kevin was a mainstay in the Mustangs infield and in the middle of the lineup. He twice earned Defensive Player of the Year. In 2011, he hit .373 with 30 RBIs while leading the team in 2B (11) . Kevin saw limited action as a freshman while playing for LeTourneau University (NCAA Div III) in Longview, Texas.
Reagan Rutledge (2011) - switch-hitting CF/SS/P - Reagan was a three-time Defensive Player of the Year, a recipient of the MtB Spirit Award, and a two-time HWSA All-American. He also set team records with 8 HRs and 36 SB (in 37 attempts) in 2011. Reagan was awarded a partial baseball scholarship to attend Belhaven University (NAIA) in Jackson, MS. In his freshman season, Reagan hit .250 in limited action. Then, while making the transition to a full-time LH hitter, Reagan led all regulars on his 2012 summer college team (the Westchase Express Cougars) in hitting with a .359 average.
In 2013, Reagan had a breakout year at Belhaven in the tough Southern States Athletic Conference. He was one of only three (3) players on the 33-man roster to play in all 58 games for the Blazers. He started all but one game and ended the season as the Blazers' regular CF. Reagan hit .295, good for 4th on the team. He led the team in runs scored (56), as well. Reagan also broke the Belhaven single-season record for stolen bases and finished tied for the school record with teammate Dominick Francia; both had 42 steals. Reagan stole 42 bases in 44 attempts, even though he battled a bad groin for much of the season. Reagan also earned a spot on the 2013 SSAC All-Academic Team. At the conclusion of fall baseball workouts, Reagan was named to the SSAC Fall All-Star Baseball Team along with four other Blazers.
Building on the previous season, Reagan was again the Blazers' CF in 2014 and took over the leadoff spot in the order, as well. One of only three players to play in all 63 games for the Blazers, Reagan started each game, as well. Completing his second season of playing in every game, he played all but one defensive inning, as well. For the second straight season, he led the Blazers in OF assists. Reagan hit .278 on the season and led the team in AB's (237), Runs (60), and Triples (5). In spite of hitting in the leadoff spot for most of the year, Reagan also had 30 RBI's, good for third on the team. He was also third in slugging (.367) and fourth in OBP (.396) out of Blazer regulars.
After his 6.3 60-yard-dash time at Belhaven's pro day in the fall of 2013, Reagan established himself as one of the fastest college baseball players in the nation. Indeed, on the bases in 2014, Reagan shattered the Belhaven single-season stolen-base record with 64 steals in 69 attempts. He also led the entire nation (NAIA), as well, with 17 more SBs than his nearest competitor. In the process, Reagan became the career stolen-base record holder at Belhaven, with 106 in only two seasons of play. Reagan accomplished the foregoing on a very good Belhaven club (42-21) that finished 3rd in the perennially-tough Southern States Athletic Conference and came within one game of advancing to the NAIA World Series. The Blazers finished the season ranked #18 nationally in the NAIA.
In 2015, Reagan again played in every game (57) for the Blazers, starting 54; he played in every game for the Blazers over three seasons. He compiled a .290 average in '15 again out of the lead-off spot, hit 4 HRs, had 21 RBIs, while leading the team in triples (7), runs scored (61), and SB (53 in 56 attempts, which was also second in the nation). Was second among Blazer regulars with a .900 OPS. He earned Second-Team All Conference Honors. The Blazers finished 33-24 and again qualified for the very tough SSAC tournament. Along the way, the Blazers posted a number of impressive victories over ranked opponents and were undefeated (5-0) vs. NCAA competition.
Over the course of a remarkable career at Belhaven, Reagan became the all-time career leader in two categories: Stolen Bases (159, while being caught only 10 times in his college career), including the three highest single-season SB totals in school history; and 3B (15).
As of 2015, He was also among Belhaven's career leaders in Runs (3rd with 163); ABs (6th with 624); Walks (7th with 80); Hits (10th with 176); and HBP (10th with 22).
No one in college baseball stole more bases from 2013-2015 than Reagan.
On July 3, 2015, he made his professional debut with the Alpine Cowboys of the Pecos League. In the process, he became the first Mustang to play professionally, and apparently, the first homeschooler from Texas to do so. He collected his first professional hit on July 4, 2015 vs. the Roswell Invaders. Reagan took over as the Cowboys' regular CF and lead-off hitter down the stretch, playing stellar defense and helping his team win the Southern Division title. He hit .264 with 2 3B and 9 RBIs. He also stole 15 bases in 17 attempts, finishing second on the team in steals in a little over three weeks of action.
In 2016, Reagan returned for a second season with the Alpine Cowboys. He again established himself as the regular CF, playing stellar defense and hitting in the leadoff spot for much of the season. The Cowboys made the Pecos League playoffs, though they fell in the first round. Reagan hit .318, and he led the team with 255 ABs while playing in more games than any Cowboy (62); he scored 60 runs (2nd on the team), hit 9 2Bs (3rd on the team), and he had 4 HR and 41 RBIs. Reagan also stole a team-record 42 bases in 47 attempts. He also set the Cowboys' career mark for SB with 57 in 64 attempts. With 3 3B in 2016, Reagan also tied the team career triples mark.
In 2017, Reagan turned down a Frontier League contract and returned to the Pecos League with the Trinidad Triggers in Trinidad, CO. He appeared in 28 games for the Triggers, who made the playoffs with a 36-23 record; Reagan hit .224 in 58 ABs. He had 1 HR and 7 RBIs. As always, he was a force on the bases; he scored 21 runs and stole 11 bases in 12 attempts. As the regular season was winding down in White Sands, NM, Reagan took the mound to help his team preserve its pitching for the playoffs. He pitched one perfect inning against the Pupfish, with 2 Ks.
Ben Chambers (2011) - P/1B - Ben was a three-time Pitcher of the Year and an HWSA All-American. He anchored the infield at first base and consistently led the team in appearances, saves, and ERA. Ben was awarded an academic scholarship to attend Covenant College (NCAA Div III) in Lookout Mountain, GA. In his freshman season with the Scots, Ben batted .306, with 7 2B, 2 3B, and 13 RBI. On the mound, he threw 4 scoreless innings.
In 2013, coming off a serious hand hand injury, Ben saw limited action for the Scots. John Fox (2011) - C/P/OF - John was a recipient of the MtB Spirit Award. An outstanding defensive backstop throughout his career, as a senior, John led the Mustangs most prolific offense in history in slugging, RBI's and OPS while batting .387. John made the roster as a freshman at LeTourneau University (NCAA Div III) in Longview, Texas.
Sheldon Spurgin (2011) - RHP/3B - Sheldon joined the Mustangs for his senior season and became a key member of the team. He had an outstanding HWS with 8 hits and solid defense at 3B. The Mustangs also won two of his starts on the mound in Florida, and he singled to start the winning walk-off rally in the final game of 2011 vs. Augusta. Sheldon made the roster as a pitcher at Richland College (JuCo) in 2012 but was red-shirted for medical reasons.
Michael Wurster (2011) - OF/P/IF - "Sauce" hit .420 or above and led the Mustangs in hitting all four years that he played for our Varsity. He was a four-time Offensive Player of the Year and a two-time HWSA All-American. Michael was awarded a partial baseball scholarship to attend Belhaven University (NAIA) in Jackson, MS. Michael saw limited action as a freshman and began his second second season with the Blazers in 2013.
In 2013, with as good a curve ball as any pitcher on a deep staff, the Blazers moved Michael to the bullpen. Sauce was a consistent contributor for the Blazers on the mound in 2013, as he was 4th in appearances (25) with 3-0 record and 6.04 ERA. The Blazers finished 37-21, good for 4th in the very tough Southern States Athletic Conference. Michael also earned a spot on the SSAC 2013 All-Academic Team.
Michael moved back to the Blazer OF in 2014, where he was a valuable member of the team as a baserunner, as well. Michael played in 49 of the Blazers' 63 games, hitting .238. He also stole 9 bases. Belhaven had another fine season, finishing 42-21, third in the Southern States Athletic Conference. The Blazers, who ended the season with a #18 national ranking, fell to #3 Oklahoma Wesleyan, 8-7, in the NAIA Opening Round Final. Michael also earned a spot on the SSAC All-Academic Team again in 2014.
The consummate teammate, Michael was again called upon to pitch for Belhaven in 2015, and he responded with an outstanding senior campaign. He appeared in nearly half of hte Blazers' games (23 APP), and was a steady presence in the bullpen. He went 2-0, with a 3.86 ERA, good for second best on the team. In 21 innings pitched, he also had 14 K's and only 9 BBs.
Also of note, Sauce was the only Blazer named to the NAIA Academic All-American Team.
The Blazers finished 33-24, posting a number of wins over highly-ranked, quality opponents. competing in and qualifiying for the conference tournament in the perennially-tough SSAC.


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Things have been really hectic here lately. Adam has been unsettled at work with co-workers moving on and general discontent with the company, and I've been manic. Utterly manic with work. It's gotten to the point where we've been discussing him finding a part time job or perhaps even staying at home for a few months in order to help me out and find something that either brings balance to him OR for him to stay at home.
I remember when Adam hurt his back just after we came home from DisneyWorld and he had to see a Chiropractor, he was so helpful with the things he could do. The things he could help with (and was advised to keep on with lest he just sit there and make his back worse) were things that I'm now struggling to make time for isn't the day to day, and being the neat freak that I am, I'm beginning to find the piles of laundry in the kitchen; the dishes piled high and the toys everywhere, a touch suffocating.
I guess the problem is, we've always taken on the more "traditional" roles of family dynamics – I have worked part time, taken maternity and been the secondary earner in our home. Suddenly this isn't the case and it's something unexpected. I think as a family, despite both holding firm beliefs revolving around gender equality and men or women staying at home to raise the family without judgement cast, it's a very different thing to believe in it and to do it. There is still a very poor attitude towards men who stay at home to take on what was the traditional role of raising the kids and maintaining the home. One you don't *truly* appreciate until you're faced with the decision. For us, it's becoming a matter of semantics – child care costs are pretty shitty, and my work allows me to be mega flexible around childcare, but also (especially now I'm suddenly so busy) we want to make sure that we encourage the children to develop socially, so that means continuing with preschool for Edith. I'm often finding myself working unsocial hours because I need to lose a few hours in order to pick her and the boys up from respective places, not to mention dropping them off… would it perhaps make more sense to have their dad fulfil that role, yet he can't because he is at work over the school hours with no option to flex.
On the total flip side, while it would be wonderful to have that extra support so I didn't feel that the burden of maintaining our home and collecting the kids and working all these extra hours, what if I have a bad month? I think anyone who is self employed and doesn't pay themselves a "steady" wage, where your work is entirely dependant on what you can and can't fit in, could relate to "the fear" that they might not make enough that month to cover the bills… or the children's party… or the school dinners, school trips… the list is endless isn't it? We've become accustomed to a life with two wages, so what would happen if we cut back to one?
Lastly, Adam has always been a worker (apart from that blip in his early twenties that saw him speed through 5 jobs in 2 years, and the only thing he went hardcore at was FIFA – we don't talk about that blip…) as a teenager he worked his way up through the hospitality system to become a very respected General Manager of an affluent hotel by 21. He worked relentlessly, and now as a wine merchant, he often works far more than he should because he has a standard that he wants to maintain. So how do you go from being an employed person, who has a separate life and dedicates so much of their time to their job, to suddenly not having that home/work divide? I know it's something I found hard when I was on maternity leave, something that thousands of women (and more so than ever, men too) struggle with, hence the societal pressure to justify what you do with your time and call being a stay at home parent your job.
It's a tough one, ideally we'd both like to stay working, but at the minute it's beginning to feel like something, somewhere has to give… and I feel like if the roles were reversed, that wouldn't be a question.

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Mediation (LLB397)
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|Introduction to the knowledge and skills associated with mediation as it is practised in Australia including family law, commercial disputes, neighbourhood disputes and through court referrals. Examine the framework governing the practice of mediation and issues associated with its use such as privacy and confidentiality, power imbalances, mediator training and competency and the enforceability of mediated agreements. Develop communication and other skills necessary for participating in mediations, whether as a party, a representative of a party or as a mediator.
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1. Describe the process of mediation including the steps involved.
2. Describe the current uses of mediation in Australia and the legal frameworks governing them.
3. Understand the knowledge, skills and attitudes required of a mediator.
4. Have a basic understanding of how to facilitate mediation session between disputing parties.
5. Understand the further knowledge, skills, attitudes and abilities you would need to be able to practice as a mediator in the community.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A former Kansas City Star columnist has sued the newspaper's parent company, saying his reputation was damaged when the newspaper fired him for representing the work of others as his own.
Steve Penn was fired from The Star in 2011 for using sections of press releases verbatim or representing other peoples' conclusions and opinions as his own. The newspaper said it found more than a dozen examples of misrepresentation in Penn's columns.
In his lawsuit filed June 29 in Jackson County against McClatchy Newspapers Inc., Penn says his supervisors knew about his use of press releases, which he says was a "widespread practice." He also accuses the newspaper of making an example of him.
He's seeking at least $25,000 and punitive damages.
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Muhammad Salman, a Pakistani national, who is wanted by the Turkish Cypriot authorities for the murder of 53-year-old artist Hasan Isık Ozgocmen, may have illegally crossed into the Republic, the Turkish Cypriot daily newspaper Kibris said on Friday.
Photos of Salman were released on Thursday by the Turkish Cypriot authorities in an attempt to locate him as soon as possible, since he is wanted for the murder of Ozgocmen, committed on September 30 in the north eastern town of Trikomo
Kibris reported that recent police investigations confirmed Salman as the chief suspect. Salman arrived in northern Cyprus in 2015 but was illegally resident since June this year.
Friends of Salman who were questioned by Turkish Cypriot police informed them that he had expressed a desire to move to Limassol. Police investigations that followed revealed that if Salman did move into the Republic, he did not do so legally through the checkpoints.
The bicommunal technical committee on crime and criminal matters has been informed, the daily added, with co-president Hakki Onen confirming that the Greek Cypriot authorities have been informed but have yet to receive any information on the matter.


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His success as an interim coach at USC -- going 6-2 after a 3-2 start in 2013 -- before going 6-2 in the same role at LSU in 2016 helped him get hired as the Tigers' full-time head coach after the 2016 season.
So even though his Tigers (10-0, 6-0 SEC) are ranked No. 1, he's wary of hosting Arkansas (2-8, 0-6) on Saturday night. The Razorbacks fired Chad Morris and replaced him with Barry Lunney Jr. on an interim basis earlier this month.
"Obviously they're going to be fired up," Orgeron said. "I think they get juice. Every time I've been an interim coach, the next week we came out on fire. But you try to change things up, you try to flip the script.
"Obviously he's changed things around. He's going to rally the troops. They're going to come out and give their best effort. We know they will."
As part of preparing for Arkansas, Orgeron is trying to shore up the Tigers defense. It allowed 402 rushing yards and 614 total yards in a 58-37 victory at Ole Miss last Saturday on the heels of the shootout win against Alabama.
"We're going to get some things fixed this week," he said. "We've got a lot of things to get fixed, which will be good. On defense, we've got to coach them better. Starts with me. We have to put them in better positions.
"We have to make plays when we get in space, make tackles. I know we're going to get it fixed. The men in our room are going to be fine. I believe in (defensive coordinator) Dave Aranda, our coaching staff and our players. We're going to have a great defense, I know that."
A victory would clinch the SEC West championship for LSU.
The Razorbacks had an open date last week so Lunney will be making his debut as interim head coach against the Tigers, who are favored by more than six touchdowns.
"I guess you go all in, right?" Lunney said. "If you're going to do it, you go on the road and play the No. 1 team in the country. It is what it is.
"And the truth is, our mantra, our attitude, our approach would be the same if we were playing Portland State again this week, you know, in a rematch with them. It's about us. It's about us playing our best football game that we've played all season long. Period. End of story."
Lunney, a former Arkansas quarterback, is in his seventh season as the team's tight ends coach and first season as special teams coordinator. He has never been a head coach before.
He said that since being named interim head coach Nov. 10 he has come across fans who have said, "Well, you don't have much to lose."
"I stand against that, and I don't believe that," Lunney said. "I believe, and our philosophy is, we've got a lot to gain. We have a lot to gain as a football team this week as far as just re-establishing our identity of who we are and how we play.
"We've got two football games left, and we have a whole lot to gain."
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The world as we know it today is powered by machines, some that are programed to promote life, while others are designed to eradicate life. Whether you care to admit it or not, we have become grossly dependent on technology. In our quest to map out a technological advanced tomorrow, have we ever considered that some might have gone too far?
Facebook may be working on a revolutionary type of computer interface that will allow people to communicate with each other using thought alone. The social media company is building a secretive team of engineers tasked with developing a "brain-computer interface" based on neuroimaging technology that will be used for a so-called "communications platform of the future".
The project is being spearheaded by Facebook's Building 8 team. While a mind-reading computer might sound like the stuff of science-fiction, comments from Mark Zuckerberg in the past suggest that the Facebook CEO wants to make such concepts a reality. During a Facebook Q&A session in June last year, Zuckerberg said he envisioned a future where "you're going to be able to capture a thought… in its ideal and perfect form in your head and share that with the world" (International Business Times).
We have used technology to replace all human need; phones to communicate, computers to connect with the world. Unfortunately, we use Facebook for friends and twitter for followers. We've looked for technology to do what mere human interaction could not. We have our communication devices, yet we talk less, we have a brevity of computers, laptops and tablets which extend our connectivity to the virtual world while we are being detached from the real one. And as mankind's machine threatens to invade every aspect of modern life we can no longer be certain that this so called "better tomorrow" will be the futuristic fantasy world in which Hollywood predicts, but rather an age of technologically bewitched weaklings.
Surely the thoughts of mankind should be left alone. If there is a thought you wish to share to the world, share it with those who comprise your world. This technomancy offers us no real advancement but places us further down the slippery slope of extinction.


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"Become an eyewitness to an obscure period of our history and have a unique experience with the dark side of Argentina"
You will explore the following:
An ex-Clandestine Center often called the Auschwitz of Argentina.
Memorial plaques of the disappeared people.
Incredible murals (paintings & graffiti) on the topic. The individuals, history, and struggles they represent.
A Clandestine Center of Detention, Torture, and Annihilation was a place dedicated to the kidnapping and torture of suspected dissidents. They functioned during the last military dictatorship that took place in Argentina from 1976 to 1983.
This massive complex contained areas where political prisoners were detained and barbarously tortured. You won't be touring the areas that are closed while archaeological techniques of restoration, conservation, and evidence-gathering work proceeds. But the most interesting things, for the most part, are easily seen from the outside.
These terrible places are important for understanding Argentina, and are a visceral depiction of the wide reach of the military dictatorship in its ability to terrorize the local population. The kidnapped people were systematically dehumanized; they experienced atrocities and lived in terrible conditions. All the while, they dreaded the infamous "transfer" – military-speak for execution; some of them were then dumped into the ocean from airplanes.
As I am a living history, I will tell you the interesting facts you need to know to understand the worst, most brutal, and most violent dictatorship in Argentinean history. I am willing to share with you what it was like to live through that dark period in Argentina's history.
We will also talk about a couple of the worst aspects of the dictatorship: the systematic theft of babies from their imprisoned mothers and the Nazi ideology that permeated the military and security forces. And, finally, you will hear some recorded testimonies.
People who want to learn about Buenos Aires history.
People concerned about human rights violations.
Intellectually curious travelers.
Not for children.
Note: Since this is a short walk and not a strenuous one, it is a great idea to combine it with my Caballito Through the Ages tour.
Availability: Tours run everyday. (Booking ahead is required). Best option: Monday through Friday (except on holidays). On Saturdays, Sundays and holidays the ex-Clandestine Center with the Memorial Park is closed (the most interesting things, for the most part, are easily seen from the outside)
• Duration: 2½ hours (approximately)
• Price:
Small-group tour: US$30 p/p (Discount for students)
Private tour: US$45 p/p (minimum of 2 people are required to book a private tour)
Meet: We will meet at a street corner in the neighborhood: Rivadavia Avenue 6401 at the corner of Boyaca, outside the store "Pigmento".
To get to the meeting point you can take a taxi or subway line "A" (light blue color). If you take the subway get off at "Carabobo" station. When you arrive and you are at the street level, just check out the corner of the store "Pigmento" Map
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Taiwan advocates calling for e-cigarettes to be regulated as tobacco products
A number of anti-smoking advocates yesterday urged the Taiwan government to regulate electronic cigarettes as a tobacco product rather than as a controlled drug, so as to address the 'rampant illegal sales' of these devices, according to a story in the Taipei Times.
The call came one day after the World Health Organization issued a report calling for tighter regulation of electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS).
The government treats electronic cigarettes containing nicotine as a regulated drug subject to the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act; so, given the stringent requirements for obtaining a permit to manufacture or sell a drug, no electronic cigarettes can be sold in Taiwan legally.
Lin Ching-li, director of the John Tung Foundation, Taiwan's most prominent anti-smoking group, said categorizing electronic cigarettes as a regulated drug had only prevented them from entering the country legally.
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Evidence and recognition
The community models developed by Karuna have proven to be (cost-)effective,
innovative and sustainable. The following list shows these acknowledgements:
- 2018 Inspire2Care is in the top 10 'most scalable solutions' of the Zero Project Impact Transfer programme, a collaboration between Essl Foundation and Ashoka.
- 2018 Inspire2Care was selected as Innovative Practice on Accessibility during the Zero Project Conference 2018 in Vienna. See this Zero Project video on Karuna at the awards.
- 2017 Inspire2Care is 'effective, efficient and strategic, with significant impact', shows independent research in the Ilam district, commissioned by UBS Optimus Foundation.
- 2017 Inspire2Care was selected as EVPA success story. The European Venture Philanthropy Association developed a webpage with 'Little funding stories, big social impact'.
- 2017 Best Wishes is one of eleven good practices in the book 'Everybody Matters' about inclusion of people with disabilities in sexual and reproductive health and rights programmes. Best Wishes is part of Inspire2Care.
- 2017 An extensive impact evaluation in the 6 pilot communities in Nepal has shown the positive impact of Inspire2Care and Share&Care after the exit of Karuna from the community.
- 2017 Inspire2Care was selected as Innovative Practice 2017 on Employment, Work and Vocational Education during the Zero Project Conference 2017 in Vienna.
- 2016 Inspire2Care was selected as a 'good example of a sustainable and innovative method' during the World Congress on Community Based Rehabilitation in Kuala Lumpur.
- 2015 Inspire2Care is one of the five best practices in integrating people with disabilities in their own communities, according to the Asian Pacific Centre for Development and Disability in an investigation among 37 Asian countries. In 2015, Karuna presented her results during an international congress in Tokyo by the World Health Organisation.
- 2014 Inspire2Care is scientifically proved 'very cost-effective' according to independent research of the Dutch Royal Tropical Institute. The study was executed by Health Economist Kelsey Vaughan.
- 2012 Share&Care wins the Jobena Prize 2012 for the project with the most appealing practice for self-development as a method and goal. The Jobena Foundation supports cultural and development projects.
- 2011 Briljant Failure award 2011 for the best learning moment 'Quitting is an option'. Karuna won the public's award in the category of development cooperation.


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Wow, it's hard to believe April's kaput already, isn't it? I thoroughly enjoyed my month-long break from blogging, but I must confess, I didn't exactly accomplish any great things while I was away. It's a good thing the small things matter, too, huh? In addition to the pain-in-the-butt spring cleaning stuff, I did lots of reading, enjoyed a fantabulous visit from a long-time friend, and finished off the month with a visit to our pals in Tennessee.
On second thought, maybe the month was pretty doggone great. Alas, I didn't do any writing, which I've always done during my April breaks in the past, but I did some very productive research, so I suppose that counts for something. Hopefully, I'm ready to spring into writing action now.
Here's a pic of my friend Caryl and me taken during her visit. Ever since we met in second grade, we were the best of friends for many many years... and then somehow, many more years slipped away while we kept in touch sporadically via email, Facebook, and telephone. This was the first time we saw each other face-to-face in more than forty years, and it was as though we'd never been apart. Smarticus was a real peach, too. He let us sit in the back seat (so we could yak more easily,) while he sat up front... driving Miss Daisies. Caryl and I vowed not to let that many years slip past us again. (Not that there's a snowball's chance in Hades that we could...) Friends are people who know the song in your heart and can sing it back to you when you forget the words. [author unknown]
Explosive Beginnings officially launched two days ago, and it's off to a pretty good start, so I have no complaints there. I'd better get my arse in gear with Clinging to Hope, though, because some of the people who won early copies through Goodreads are already bugging me about when Book Two is gonna be released. No rest for the weary. Time to ignore the pretty weather and give my muse a swift kick in the keister.
As you can probably tell, this is the monthly IWSG post, and as always, many thanks go to our fearless leader, Alex Cavanaugh, for founding this fine group, and to all the other nurturing guys and gals who've helped turn it into the thriving community it is today. To join this super supportive group of writers and to see links to other participating blogs, please go HERE
It's spring! Does this season inspire you to write more than others, or not?
Um... NOT! Unfortunately. Not this year, anyway. During the long dreary drab days of winter, it's much easier to snuggle down in the house with a pen and notebook than it is when the colors and scents (achoo!) of spring are calling to me from right outside the window. All I can say is it's a good thing I don't live at the beach. I'd never write anything. Ever.
How about you? Are you more productive this time of year, or does the beauty of the season hijack your attention? (And to those of you who still haven't escaped winter's clutches, I apologize. Take heart. Winter can't possibly last forever.)
Until next time, take care of yourselves. And each other.


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Spanish artist Dourone, whom we always follow closely, was invited by LE MUR Brussels to create a new piece of art in the city and more precisely in Place d'Espagne. His style can be identifed on the first look you give to the piece.
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The title of the piece is Raices and it will stand in this local until the end of March.
Great piece Dourone!
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National Cleveland Style Polka Hall of Fame and Museum
605 East 222nd Street
Euclid, OH 44123
Phone: 216-
Toll Free: 1-
Fax: 216-
National Cleveland Style Polka Hall of Fame
Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient
www.polkafame.com © National Cleveland Style Polka Hall of Fame and Museum, 605 East 222nd Street, Euclid, OH 44123, USA.
Born July 3, 1952 in Bay Village, Ohio to parents Edward and Emma Bucar, Denny's love for polka music came at an early age growing up in the Collinwood neighborhood always having polka music in the home.
His father Edward, played upright bass in a polka band. Denny would listen to the many band rehearsals which was instrumental for Denny becoming a musician at an early age.
At age seven, Denny began taking guitar lessons. Age thirteen switched to bass guitar and joined his first band called "The Blades" playing the dances at the Junior High School and teen dances at local Knights of Columbus halls.
The year 1969, Denny was asked to become a member of the Bob Oblocki Band and by doing so this became the start of his lifetime love affair with polka music.
At age seventeen, the excitement of walking into a recording studio for the very first time with Bob Oblocki, Eddie Rodick, Gary Fisher, Bob Tanko and Bob Bohinc which would lead the way to perform and record with many bands through the years.
1971 through 1976 he performed with George Staiduhar which led to Denny's first album recording, many television appearances, performances in many states and two tours to Europe.
In January of 1977 he was asked to become a member of The Dave Wretschko Band, playing many weddings, lounges, festivals, dances, picnics, hosting Caribbean Cruises along with many bus trips performing with the band in his fourteen years with Dave.
He was a member with Mike Wojtila and the Entertainers 1990 to 1992, the Eddie Rodick Band 1992 to 1995 and Bob Kravos and the Boys In The Band 1997 to 2006.
Known as a sideman, Denny has added his musical talent recording with Georgie Cook,
George Staiduhar, Pol-
Through all the years, he has performed on stage with over seventy groups and has had the honor to even perform with the late Lojze Slak. He has appeared on television and recorded video's with various bands through the years, hosted and performed on tours to Slovenia and various countries, Caribbean Cruises, bus trips and played throughout the United States and Canada. He still performs, promotes and records to date.
His forty-
Currently Denny is heard every Saturday on "Polka Radio" over WINT Radio 1330 AM
and 247Polkaheaven.com. Tony Petkovsek, longtime friend asked Denny to Co-
He is a Founding and Lifetime member serving as a trustee since the inception of the Polka Hall of Fame. He had served as Vice President for many years, still an active trustee and serving on the Executive Board.
Over the years, Denny has been honored with the Crystal Award from the Polka Hall
of Fame for Support and Promotion, Vocalist of the Year, Sideman of the Year, Band
of the Year, Recording of the Year and Trustee's Honor Roll. He was named Musician
of the Year in 1991 by the Collinwood Slovenian Home and was an active long time
member of The Pol-
For the past eight years Denny has served on the Board of Directors for the Slovenian
National Home at 65th and St. Clair Ave. working and promoting the many functions
that are sponsored by the home. Denny worked thirty-
Denny feels he has been blessed as a musician and radio personality who is proud to promote the Slovenian Community, take part on various committees, MC various events, promote our Slovenian music over the airwaves or his performances with numerous bands, whether live on stage or in the studio on recordings that so many love, have brought happiness to fans worldwide.
He would also like to acknowledge and thank all the musicians that he performed or recorded with and to the band leaders that allowed him to add his talents whether on bass or as a vocalist. To his family, especially the early years, for their support and understanding. To all the friends that have supported him through all the years. He is especially proud of his son Brandon Bucar who is employed by Live Nation who produces many concerts for today's music industry. Brandon has even produced two Polka Hall of Fame Shows. He also acknowledges his significant other Debbie Davidson for her continued support.
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A cup of coffee. A dining room chair. A leafy green vegetable. When a consumer buys one of these items, they may not know that the supply chain cycle that delivers their piping hot mocha latte, fresh bundle of kale, or other consumer good contributes to 60 percent of greenhouse emissions, 75 percent of forced and child labor, 80 percent of water withdrawal, and 60 percent of tropical deforestation on the planet.
But the companies that manufacture these end products are starting to pay more attention. That's because there are real business reasons for doing so. Those shoppers that do care tend to be the most vocal and visible about environmental sustainability and are demanding more transparency and stewardship from retailers.
But even beyond the public relations factor, there are strategic motivations for improving the sustainability of the supply chain. Not the least among these is the reliability of supply itself. Companies that fail to analyze and understand where the materials come from that make their products are exposed to greater risk of supply interruption, cost inefficiencies, and missed opportunities for gaining competitive advantages in their markets.
Consider coffee for example. If a company makes products relying on coffee, it had better be concerned with not just where that coffee comes from, but how climate change might be impacting its cultivation, as well as the politics in the regions where it's grown. For such a company, taking steps to protect that environment is not only good community citizenship, it's savvy business strategy.
Retail giants Walmart, Amazon, Kroger, and Walgreens have taken note and are leading the trend toward deeper engagement into the social and environmental impacts of their product supply chains. It's not only good for the planet, it's good business as well.
Supply chains have grown increasingly complex, so questions of where materials come from and how sustainable they are, are not that simple to answer. That's why The Sustainability Consortium (TSC) has developed science-based metrics and tools to help retailers such as Walmart better understand and influence their own supply chain practices. These help companies prioritize meaningful action. For example, Walmart's Sustainability Index currently assesses suppliers to identify and address "hot spots," or areas where rapid positive change is most needed.
Over the past several years, TSC's Chief Scientist Kevin J. Dooley, Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management, and his team have developed data-driven surveys, key performance indicators (KPI), standards, and toolkits for several major product categories.
By sharing clear diagrams of industry supply chain cycles, the consortium team helps businesses visualize the larger, interconnected picture of product origin, production, packaging, intermediate agents, delivery to the retailer, consumer use, and product end of life.
Each industry has a different level of complexity. Leafy vegetables, for example, involve a short chain from grower to broker to retailer, while computers require more complex production processes.
Dooley likens the retailers to a central pivot point with millions of touchpoints on both the consumer side and the manufacturing side.
"By sharing sustainability measurement tools with large, well-known brands at the hub of the $14 trillion global economy, we're on an exciting track to influence social and environmental stewardship involving $1 trillion of consumer sales," he says.
Until recently, most businesses have focused on sustainability improvements within their own four walls, such as using energy-saving light bulbs or reducing paper consumption.
The good news, according to TSC' 2017 report, titled "The Call for Collective Action across Supply Chains," is that consumer goods companies are making progress in engaging suppliers to complete sustainability surveys, with an 80 percent compliance rate. This accounts for a combined $200 billion in retail sales.
The bad news is the majority of manufacturers are still in the dark. Another key report finding is that most companies simply don't know what's going on in their supply chain, with 70 percent of the 2,000 survey respondents in 2016 reporting that they were "unable to determine at this time" scores for many key performance indicators (KPI).
"A tomato soup brand can tell you exactly where they source their tomatoes, but ask them where the salt comes from and they can't name the country of origin," says Dooley.
There were bright spots. Product categories that scored the highest (more than 64 percent) in the TSC surveys were diapers, computers, household papers, leafy vegetables, and automotive batteries — meaning that these suppliers provided more data. Some have their own sustainability standards in place. Computer companies, for example, are used to delivering metrics to comply with eco-certifications such as ENERGY STAR, while household paper retailers undergo sustainable forest certification.
However, of the 64,000 responses to KPIs, more than half scored less than 10 percent, as most companies are still at the beginning of the journey of mining information about their supply chains.
"It's OK that a company reports a zero because they honestly don't know about the environmental impact, such as the amount of energy or water they use," he says. "Just the fact that they are participating in the process is a valuable start. Scoring a 'zero' just tells us they have more work to do."
For the past five years, the TSC team also has developed a toolkit library with research insights for nearly 130 product categories, from adhesive tapes to toys, root vegetables to refrigerators, wine to wild-caught shellfish.
Each industry has specific issues that the consortium works to address. For example, fishing companies may experience "hot spots" related to animal welfare and biodiversity, while corn oil production impacts smallholder farmers, forced labor, land, and climate.
Emerging blockchain technology, which creates a transparent, public, online ledger, will help retailers better verify the chain of custody for specific items, such as a jewelry retailer being able to track a single diamond from a legitimate mining operation in Africa through all stages of processing and transfer.
Certified palm oil, which is one of the leading causes of deforestation, is another product that will benefit from transparent accounting.
Dooley is optimistic about The Sustainability Consortium's future impact, although results may at times be difficult to quantify.
"Changing a process or product in the supply chain is a complex endeavor that can take from two to four years," says Dooley. "We shouldn't expect drastic changes, but large retailers with multiple supplier touchpoints will drive positive sustainability outcomes on an increasingly global scale over time."
Yet, progress is being made today, according to 40 percent of TSC survey participants, who reported that they had already worked to raise their KPI scores by:
Although the consistency year to year in the survey results validate their accuracy, some systemic shortcomings in KPI exist still across industries. In the textile industry, the waste water KPI was a key focus area, leading brand manufacturers to collectively create a Waste Water Challenge. In agriculture, there was lack of visibility into certain crops, which spurred service providers to create more transparency for downstream providers.
In most cases, social issues have taken priority over environmental, with labor rights and child labor concerns more frequently addressed. Deforestation remains a hot topic. Coffee is a new agricultural category and growth segment.
"Our theory of change is that measurement and reporting place attention on leaders and laggards," says Dooley. "You induce change by incentivizing and rewarding leadership, and educating those who fall behind about the business benefits of managing risk, cost reduction, and market growth opportunities."
Opportunities for improving sustainability abound not only in the upstream supply chain for products but also in the downstream of consumer use. Many companies choose to work with their suppliers to redesign an item or packaging to be more environmentally friendly, have a longer product life, or be recyclable.
"Extending the product life in consumer goods is one of the most important things a company can do," Dooley says.
TSC plans to increase momentum by delivering more training for consortium members and sharing scientific tools with the broader global economy.
"It's exciting to know by the increased survey participation that we're creating an ever-expanding ripple effect in an ocean of $14 trillion consumer goods," says Dooley. "This is real progress in sustainability stewardship that we can feel now, even if it will take time to measure the full effects.
"To create true social and environmental change and assess the true risk and business opportunity, all companies really need to delve deeper into their supply chains — extending to the farm, to the forest, the mining sites, and intermediary factories."
To learn more about TSC, visit sustainabilityconsortium.org.


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For the very first time, a team of young designers and entrepreneurs from all over the world studying on the international business innovation course at Central St Martins were able to road test the alpha version of the online entrepreneurial profiling tool, called Dynamiqe. Read more…
Based on four years of doctoral research at the Institute for Work-based Learning at Middlesex University, the tool enabled each student to build of a profile of the kind of entrepreneur they were today, and target the attributes they needed in future. Not surprisingly for a group coming from all corners of the globe, the instrument showed the diversity of different types and sensitively picked up individual preferences.
The group openly shared their results and this led to a healthy debate about the trade offs between being single minded and focused, versus being open to new opportunities; and between being free and autonomous and being in collaboration with others.
These innate dilemmas are common to all entrepreneurs.
The instrument integrates three key processes:
- The mental process (our mindset)
- The social process (how we relate to others)
- The work process (how we get things done).
For instance, the factors relating to mindset indicate how reflexive an entrepreneur is compared to others who are more driven and instinctive.
The research has shown mindset magnifies and reinforces the other factors.
At the end, each member of the group identified three things they would work in to close the gap between where they are now and where they want to be. Ultimately, entrepreneurs are pragmatists and Pivomo helped them get down to business.
In addition to the insights gained from individual report and the team facilitation, follow up individual coaching has now being provided.


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It's currently wintertime in Sydney.
Now I know that for some of you, the above statement makes absolutely no sense. In fact, you're sitting there thinking that it's a pure contradiction in terms. Well I'm here to drop some knowledge people: yes, they do get winter in Australia.
Three whole weeks of it in fact! Burrrr.
I've expressed my opinion previously on the Sydney winter, and therefore am not going to keep talking about it, lest I start to get into rant territory. Instead, I'd just like to share some small thoughts with the dear people of Sydney. For example, did you know that wintertime can be a whole lot less traumatic if you a) get central heating in your house and b) dress appropriately? True story. Another true story: winter happens all over the world. Honestly. Everyone gets it at some point, so you're not special, sorry. And lastly, don't you know that winter is the perfect time to stuff your face full of all kinds of calorific yumness? It's like, why it was invented.
So you see, you're missing the point! It's a time for tea and roasts and spuds and pudding with sticky sauce and melting cheese on stuff and many MANY hot ports. Fact.
Today I did some seasonal celebrating of my own by making this delicious pear and almond cake; and I would strongly encourage you all to do the same as it was totally divine. Pears are one of my favourite winter fruits and pairing them with almonds seems to work really well. This cake is dense, sticky and crumbly sweet. It's the perfect warming reward after a chilly Sunday afternoon jaunt. It's also a great reward for getting to the end of your chapter, or for keeping the couch warm all day, or for intending to go out, or for….
Pear and almond cake
I got this recipe from the River Cottage website, the only thing was, I had a slight issue with the quantities. Each time I've followed the original recipe, my pear to cake-batter ratio has been off, I've simply not had enough batter to make a decent cake, never mind one that isn't practically all pear. So I've ended up doubling up the cake batter quantities and increasing the cooking time.
It's the first time a River Cottage recipe hasn't worked out perfectly for me and I'm a little dismayed. I'd be grateful for any tips or hints or feedback from people once they've made this.
OK, so for those of you who'd prefer to use the original recipe, click the link above. For those people brave enought to try my larger version, see below (and good luck!).
For the caramelised pears:
3 pears
25 g unsalted butter
1 tbsp brown sugar
For the cake:
300 g unsalted butter, softened
250 g caster sugar
4 medium eggs
150 g wholemeal self-raising flour
150 g ground almonds
½ tsp cinnamon
Preheat oven to 120 °C. Grease a 20 cm diameter cake tin and line the base with baking parchment. Peel, core and quarter the pears. Next, melt the butter in a large frying pan over a medium heat. Once it begins to bubble, add the sugar and stir until it has dissolved into the butter. Add the pears and cook gently, turning once or twice, until they have softened and are starting to colour. Set the pear and caramel sauce aside to cool.
In the mean-time, cream together the softened butter and the sugar until the mixture is pale and fluffy then beat in the eggs, one at a time. Next, combine the flour, ground almonds and cinnamon together, and fold into the butter and eggs mixture. Scrape into the prepared tin and arrange the pears on top and pour over any buttery juices left in the pan.
Bake for about 1 hour at 120 °C. Then turn up the temperature slightly to 130 °C and bake for a further hour and a half or until a skewer inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean. Allow the cake to cool before serving with some whipped or clotted cream.


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Château Haute-Fontaine
Bages, Aude
Bed & Breakfast
+33 (0)4 68 41 03 73
Elegant vineyard B&B near Narbonne. Memorable walks, wine tours and cellar, and a sociable sunny courtyard - great for families and groups
Children welcome
Babies welcome
The Experience
Vineyards crossed with wild walks circle this unpretentious, sea-breezy château, home to sociable British hosts beyond a mighty pine-flanked drive… it's a stunning approach. The Dudsons plunged head first into the French world of wine and are now sailing smoothly with a small local team. Explore the garrigue-rich estate, tour the cellars: it is quite something to be shown around, and fascinating to pick up the stories and the info. There is elegance, symmetry and an embracing inner courtyard for breakfast; jasmine clambers, herbs tumble and tables cluster, and you mingle with guests from the three gîtes. Slumber in the former grape-pickers' dwelling in 'Syrah', 'Marsanne', 'Vermentino' or 'Merlot', delightfully simple with a family feel, and up steepish stairs. Beds are wicker or wrought-iron, shower rooms large and shared, there are terracotta tiles, ochre walls and a kitchen for twilight feasts. You are just outside a small village so can walk to a restaurant for dinner… and coasts and culture await.Haute Fontaine is an organic vineyard producing high quality AOP Corbières red, white and rosé wines. The vineyard currently covers26.5 hectaresand is planted with Syrah, Grenache N., Carignan, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, Merlot, Vermentino, Grenache B. and Marsanne. Over the years, Haute Fontaine wines have received commendations from the Guide Hachette des Vins and Vignerons Indépendants de France.
- Swimming pool
- Hot tub
- Garden
- Open fire / woodburner
- Breakfast included
- Breakfast available
- Meals available
- Vegetarian meals
- Oven
- Parking on premises
- Free parking nearby
- Accessible by public transport
- WiFi
- Television
- Spa
- Central heating
- Limited mobility
- Wheelchair access
- Mobile reception
- Hob
- Bar
- Barbecue
- Licensed premises
- Paid parking nearby
- Air conditioning
- Relaxation areas
- Washing machine
- Tennis court
- Microwave oven
- No smoking
- Credit cards
- Working farm
- Owner has pets
- Dishwasher
- Pets welcome
Family friendly
- Baby monitor
- Books and toys
- Children welcome
- Babies welcome
- Stair gates
- High chair
- Cot available
- Pub/bar within 3 miles
- Restaurant within 3 miles
- Shop within 3 miles
- Bikes available
- Food courses
- Kayaking
- Other courses
- Sailing
- Surfing
- Wild swimming
& pricing
Booking information
- Booking restrictions
- Additional properties available: self-catering.
- Closed
- 1 September to Easter.
- No smoking
- Smoking not permitted anywhere in the property.
- Property
- This property is part of a working farm or vineyard.
- Owner has pets
- Animals living on the property
- Meals
- Breakfast €6. Guest kitchen. Restaurant 1km.
- Nightly price
- from €50
- 2 Doubles
- From €60
- 1 Triple
- From €75
- 1 Single
- From €50
We completely loved everything about the Chateaux, the wonderful acres of vineyards and natural terraine, the relaxed atmosphere and the wonderfully welcoming hosts. The wine tour was fascinating, we came away armed with wine and honey! The rooms were exactly what we were looking for and the breakfast was memorably immense! We will definitely be going back and for more than one night! Very highly recommended! Thanks!!
The neighbourhood
Local points of interest from Paul & Penelope Dudson
- Swimming and watersports on nearby rivers lakes and the Mediterranean.
- Walk or bike through the vines and acres of wild garrigue.
- Abbeys, castles, caves and gorges to explore.
- Towns and villages steeped in history to visit.
- Plenty to keep young (and old) kids amused.


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This is the second installment in a new series of posts about BCN tugs. Other posts in the series list below can be accessed by clicking the red 'Introduction' link :
1. Introduction
2. Tug Portrait: Enterprise No. 1 (this post)
3. Tug Portrait: Bittel
4. Tug Portrait: James Loader
5. Tug Portrait: Judith Anne
6. Tug Portrait: Caggy
Originally named Count, the Enterprise was built by Fellows, Morton & Clayton on their dock at Saltley, Birmingham, in 1899 for their own use (BHM 1036). The composite hull (iron sides and elm bottom) was fitted with a Haines Patent engine supplied with steam from a coke-fired Danks boiler.
In 1925 Fellows, Morton & Clayton converted her to a motor boat using a fifteen horse power Bolinder semi-diesel engine with a fleet no. 47, and BCN gauging No 1162, (23/4/1926). She carried general cargoes until she was damaged by an incendiary bomb at Fazeley Street Depot, Birmingham during the Second World War.
Following the war, Ernest Thomas was called in to salvage a number of vessels of this type. As well as being in the scrap business, he was one of the main Black Country canal hauliers and saw the potential in this shapely hull for a powerful and manoeuvrable tug.
After reconstruction, the Enterprise retained her original bow and stern, but her power was increased by a massive 35 inch in diameter and 25 inch pitch propeller.
Power for the tug was provided by a Gardner five cylinder L2 diesel engine originally supplied in 1931 to Walker's of Wigan and fitted to their prototype Pagefield Paladin seven ton lorry. It was obtained from a breaker's yard at Shoreham-by-Sea and reconditioned by Sam Satterthwaite at Streetly Garages Ltd. A Parsons HRG forward/reverse box with 2:1 reduction, supplied new to Leonard Leigh in 1939, was also fitted.
On commissioning for Ernest Thomas, the test load was ten(!) laden wharf boats – known as 'hamptons; a payload of four hundred tons, but for safety when working, trains were limited to six.
Most of the tug's working life, until the early 1960s, was spent moving coal from the Cannock, Holly Bank and Hatherton collieries to Birchills Power Station, Walsall. Enterprise was number one of fourteen tugs run by "Ernie", who had over four hundred boats at the peak of the trade.
By the late 1950s, Birchills power station began to receive supplies by rail and the Enterprise was laid up for increasing periods. She was virtually untouched for about ten years until 1973, when Ernest Thomas disposed of some of his notable boats including the tugs Enterprise No.1 and Birchills No. 2.
Enterprise was bought by her current owners, Bernard Hales & Partners, who found that the hull sides were very thin in places, with a hole in the bows and a clay puddle covering a weak spot on the stern bottoms. The front deck was full of dry rot and the cabin cladding was disintegrating. Despite neglect, the Gardner engine still ran and everything else worked. However, after a prolonged period of rain she sank twice in the deepest part of the Cannock Extension canal. She was re-floated and moved to Peter Keay & Son's yard at Pratt's Bridge Dock for major repairs, which lasted almost four years.
The fore, front and stern decks were completely removed together with the condemned two hundred gallon diesel tank and very worn elm bottoms from the front half. The wrought iron plates in the previously inaccessible areas were badly scaled. The thin areas were cut out and three by eight inch mild steel plates were hot formed to shape and welded in position. Both the fore-end and stern swim sections were repaired in this way, thus retaining their double curvature.
The counter sides were replaced in mild steel, re-using the original guard irons. A weed hatch was made in the uxter-plate with a corresponding lift-out section in the new oak deck. Gunwales alongside the cabin were renewed by Jim Forrester in 1984 prior to replacement of the cabin sides which now incorporate a double skin. After over twenty years of use, the oak deck was replaced in 1998-1999 with more traditional ash boards on top of new structural keruing.
New three inch thick elm bottom boards were fitted at the stern and in the fore-end. In place of the rotten keelson, one inch longitudinal shearing planks were used. Beneath the engine room the bottoms, although worn to two and a half inches, were so well pickled in oil etc. that they did not need replacing until 1991. Alan Williams (who rebuilt the Severn trow SPRY) performed this operation using elm and traditional 'chalico' sealant. The fore-end, front and counter decks were reconstructed between 2000 and 2004 replacing all the oak structure with keruing and the oak shearing with ash strips.
The partners acquired a wrought iron BCN day-boat in 1993 (built circa 1910) and named it BHP No. 2, making it possible to perpetuate the tradition of tugs and day-boat towing. Another day-boat, BHP No. 3, (a double ended 'joey') was added to the fleet in August 2001.


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Relationship adviser and blogger, Joro Olumofin has shared the story of a young man suspected to be sleeping with his biological mother.
The man who hails from Benue State was seen in a compromising position with his mother.
The devastated lady has vowed to walk out of the relationship which has lasted for two years already.
This story that could be read below has been welcomed with disbelief.
More shoes, more glasses Joro. Joro I've been dating my boyfriend since I was 18 years. I'm 20 now. Joro my boyfriend says it's okay for our moms to sleep in teir room. Even if I'm there.
One evening after purging I decided to go and tell my boyfriend I needed to go to the hospital. Joro he was sucking his mother's boobs and she was moaning. I almost killed myself today. I don't really want advice I just want to say Benue Boys are Wizards!!! Keep me anonymous I'm embarrassed."


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James Paul Marsden is an American actor, singer, and former Versace model who is best known for his role as Cyclops in the first three X-Men films and also his cameo appearance in X-Men: Days of Future Past and Diggs in Cats and Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore. He also played Fred O'Hare in the Universal/Illumination's 2011 Live-Action/Animated hybrid film, Hop. He also played Tom Wachowski in the 2020 film, Sonic the Hedgehog.
For Disney, he played Prince Edward in Disney's 2007 fantasy romantic comedy musical film, Enchanted. In 2014, he voiced Sir Brad Starlight in the Wander Over Yonder episode "The Hero."
Disney Roles
- He is no relation to fellow actor Jason Marsden. However, they are actually good friends. Their respective wives have been friends since they were six years old.
- Marsden was once considered to play Denahi in Brother Bear.
- He was once considered for the of Star-Lord in Guardians of the Galaxy along with Joel Edgerton, Eddie Redmayne, Jensen Ackles, Lee Pace, Wes Bentley, Jack Huston, Cam Gigandet, Sullivan Stapleton, Logan Marshall-Green, Garrett Hedlund, Chris Lowell, Jim Sturgess, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Aaron Paul, Michael Rosenbaum, Zachary Levi, and John Krasinski. In the end, Chris Pratt was cast.
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By Beth J. Asch
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With our findings in the remainder of the report, we indicate from which source the results were derived. Page 11 Chapter Three Trends in Post-Secondary Education Attendance and Completion Rates Probably the most basic fact relating to post-secondary education in recent years has been the dramatic increase in enrollment rates since 1980. 1 for two age groups of interest to the military, those age 1819 and those 2021. Enrollment rates in post-secondary institutions were fairly steady between 1970 and 1980.
4 percent of non-prior-service enlisted personnel entered with more than high school in FY88. 0 percent in FY96. These figures vary with service. 4 percent of Air Force enlistees entered with some college. The figures were even smaller among Navy and Marine Corps enlistees. As noted earlier, the services allow individuals with some college to enter the military at a higher pay grade. 1 Active Duty Accessions Navy both have a college loan repayment program for those who enter the enlisted ranks with college-related federally funded loans.
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