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Close to Home – A Documentary set in Timor-Leste
Close to Home -60 mins Documentary
A one hour documentary set in Timor-Leste, one of our closest neighbours.
Essential viewing for every 'wanna be' NGO worker or volunteer abroad.
Like so many 'been everywhere done everything' Baby Boomers, 60 year old Anne Tindall wants to make a difference in the world before she dies. She's obsessed with the idea that ordinary people can do extraordinary things, can actually change the world 'if they can just get off their fat arses and do something!'
So to 'dip her toe in the water' she heads off to a country very CLOSE TO HOME- Timor-Leste.
Dragging her filmmaker husband of 42 years with her…to document her grassroots 'world changing' moments, Anne takes us on a journey of discovery about other people, other cultures, other experiences; that ultimately reveals more about ourselves, our own attitudes and shortcomings.
Timor-Leste, with one of the highest infant and maternal death rates in the world, and a country still struggling with ongoing post conflict anxiety proves to be difficult and confronting.
This is a delightful story filled with ups and downs and poignant moments that ultimately concludes, that 'if we want to make a change in the world, we must first change ourselves!'
It's a colourful, insightful story that slowly arrives; never preaches; that there is in fact no "OTHER;" there is only us! Fellow human beings struggling to find real freedom in our daily lives.
Email: Anne Tindall – email@example.com
P.O. Box 1003 Windsor Vic. 3181
Ceduna Indigenous Youth Arts
Wayne Tindall, artist & creative director of Change the World recently spent a week in Ceduna with Stride Program Co ordinator Shelley Hewson, to work with the Ceduna Youth Hub.
The task was to mentor local Indigenous artists and to engage with local Aboriginal youths to 'paint up' their Youth Hub Building, introducing them to spray painting & traditional painting techniques.
The results were sensational, with the wider community flocking to the Youth Hub site to see what what taking place.
The week long project created an exciting, colourful and well-executed mural across the main building with another colourful mural situated on the shed at the back.
Wayne was able to:
• Give the local young people access to new skills and technical 'know how' that is inherent in painting for and in public spaces
• Create awareness around the differences between illegal graffiti and tags, and legal graffiti and street art
• Demonstrate the benefits of community engagement and collaboration when designing and executing public space art works
• Teach new techniques and painting methods that can sit alongside and in some cases supplement traditional art practices
• Create awareness about health and safety issues when executing public art pieces (especially around the use of spray cans and potentially toxic paints)
• Create awareness about collaboration on a single art piece and how this creates a sense of pride and ownership in the community
• Teach young people the processes that are required to move from an initial idea to final execution and public display of any art form
• Create an awareness that public art is not necessarily STATIC and future upgrades and enhancements are a positive part of the whole experience
• Bring the total community together around a positive and fun art experience
• Create awareness around the fact that often it's the process not the final outcome that is the most rewarding
• Help people from all ages and family backgrounds to work together on a single project that can work for the whole community.
Coober Pedy Arts Project
Change the World's CEO and resident artist Wayne Tindall recently spent two weeks working for the Stride Foundation to assist in delivering a public space mural painting program for young people in Coober Pedy.
Stride Foundation is a non-profit, non-government organisation working across Australia to improve the physical, mental and social wellbeing of young people and their communities. Role model and mentoring programs are delivered in some of the most disadvantaged remote, rural and metropolitan areas across Australia. Sport, Art, Music and Environmental Activities are used to re-engage, build resilience and help young people to fulfill their true potential.
After two weeks of hard work the results speak for themselves. The paintings are the result of a collaborative process between all people involved with a 'hands on' approach resulting in pride, a sense of self worth and local ownership of the works of art in the Coober Pedy Basketball Courts.
Ego Lemos – PermaYouth
Change the World is supporting Ego Lemos with his endeavour to take young Timorese and instil in them a passion for the land and a drive to make Timor-Leste a better place fore themselves and their children. The project is known as PermaYouth.
A musician, singer songwriter and environmental troubadour Ego Lemos is a remarkable man, with a remarkable voice in more ways than one.
Ego set up PERMATIL in 2000 as a local NGO concentrating on sustainable development, working with farmers, community leaders, community groups, Government staff, NGO / INGO staff, and university and school students. Providing training, information and education, the focus is on how to protect the land and environment, to manage it and use it to improve livelihoods. All training and information provided is compatible with economic, social, cultural, climatic, and environmental conditions in Timor-Leste.
Permanent Agriculture: agriculture and animal management that improves the land, provides income and produce, and is sustainable now and into the future.
Permanent Culture: working with, protecting and encouraging a strong Timorese culture and environment, and moving forward at the same time. Working with nature and people and learning from them, not against or in competition with.
Permaculture connects and integrates different ideas and techniques of living and agriculture together: houses, water supply, health, waste management, agriculture, fruit trees and tree crops, aquaculture, rivers, forests, animals, etc. It builds on traditional knowledge and the new techniques available to augment that knowledge.
With over 250 trained members spread over Timor-Leste's 13 Districts, it also seeks to build a national movement that facilitates the appreciation and exchange of traditional knowledge from disparate communities within the country, integrating the results into a body of knowledge that will serve all Timorese into the future.
Permatil and now PermaYouth members seek to promote the ten guiding principles of permaculture applicable to all, whether living in an urban or rural environment.
1) Take personal responsibility
2) Seek cooperation, not competition
3) See the solution, not the problem
4) Know that quality makes economic sense
5) Know that energy efficient systems make all sorts of sense
6) Work smart, not hard
7) Minimize waste
8) Work toward integrated systems
9) Seek diversity
10) Enjoy the benefits of beauty and function
Chau'u Polo – A short film made in Lospalos Timor Leste
This short film is a sensation!
We spent 10 days in Lospalos working with an enthusiastic group of young people, to build a media centre, equip it and to train them in all aspects of film making.
To train them we asked them what story they would like to tell and they came up with a positive drama based on a young boy they called Chau'u Polo. It's about a poor smelly schoolboy who is teased at school but who later in life becomes a local hero being very successful. And how does he get to be so successful? Through wisdom given to him by a very lage crocodile who befriends him whilst fishing one day!
Okay so how do we film dialogue between a young boy and a crocodile with no special effects, in remote Timor Leste and 'no speaka da lingo'? Simple the young people reply. We ask La Fiek (Grandfather Crocodile) to come to us and put in an appearance. So we did and so he did.
We believe this film is the first fictional drama short ever written, filmed, edited and screened by locals all in Tetun. The music is also 100% local with one song recorded on 'the street' outside the house we stayed in and the other written and sung by a young lad all in Fataluku. Fataluku is one of the many languages of East Timor, and is spoken in and around the town of Lospalos, in the Lautem district with about 35,000 speakers. As Fataluku is a Papuan language, it is very different from Tetun and most other languages of East Timor, which are Austronesian languages.
Chau'u'Polo – The making of a short film from Timor Leste
THE MAKING OF CHAU'O POLO – A short 'behind the scenes' look at the fun we had with the young people of Lospalos Timor Leste as we trained them in all aspects of film making.
The result was a 15 minute short film they titled Chau'u Polo, which as far as we can make out means something like 'baldy or baldhead!'
We spent 10 days filming this fictional drama created and written from scratch. It's about a poor smelly schoolboy who is teased at school but who later in life becomes a local hero by being very successful. And how does he get to be so successful? Through wisdom given to him by a very large crocodile who befriends him whilst fishing one day!
We believe this film is the first fictional short film ever written, filmed, edited and screened by locals all in Tetun. The music is also 100% local with one song recorded on 'the street' outside the house we stayed in. The other song is written and sung by a young lad all in Fataluku. Fataluku is one of the many languages of East Timor, and is spoken in and around the town of Lospalos, in the Lautem district with about 35,000 speakers. As Fataluku is a Papuan language, it is very different from Tetun and most other languages of East Timor, which are Austronesian languages.
Thanks so much to Paulo Almeida and Sol Nation for the use of their cool music track.
I dare to believe…
"I dare to believe that little old me can make a difference in the world. If I can do it…anyone can do it!"
Change the World founder and film producer Anne Tindall shares her vision for the company, the story to date and the journey still to come.
Change the World is working closely with a small community in Lospalos in Timor-Leste where the company has raised funds to build a much needed sustainability and cultural centre…to give the community a chance to make some money, create new jobs and help lift them out of the poverty cycle.
Change the World will then work around the globe undertaking similar projects in:
Remote Australia
The plan is to produce an initial 6 part documentary series to be distributed globally, to share the vision and to encourage others to get off their butts and do something…anything to help make this world a better place!
DTour – our contribution
Mark Grose, Managing Director, Skinnyfish Music and Ego Lemos (Timor's famous musician, songwriter, permaculturalist, and community development worker) had a dream to create a new annual cultural exchange between Australia and Timor-Leste known as D-Tour.
To help them realise thsi dream and get this message out to the world, Change the World created a promotional video to help them realise this dream.
The dream was realised on Saturday 17thSeptember 2011. The launch of D'Tour has been hailed an amazing success as local Timor-Leste musician and permaculture activist Ego Lemos together with the R&B boys from the Northern Territory B2M, rocked Dili's Mercado Lama in front of a local crowd of 3,000 on Saturday 17thSeptember 2011.
From the moment B2M arrived in Timor-Leste to meet Ego Lemos and his 200-strong gathering of Timorese volunteers to kick off the first ever D'Tour concert, a powerful connection between two indigenous groups was clearly being forged. Throughout the 5 days of workshops, school visits, cultural exchange and music collaboration – which culminated in a free concert broadcast live on national TV to an audience of over 150,000 in both East and West Timor – Tiwi Island's B2M had their first opportunity to engage and collaborate with their nearest overseas neighbours.
Exchanging stories of trial to triumph, and of the constant need to defer to the past, deal honestly with the present, & shape the future; they discovered and explored the shared experiences of two remote communities and the potential lessons they had to offer the broader community through the global language of music. The message: Care for the Land, Care for the People, Care for the Future.
Under the stars on a warm Dili evening, Nobel Peace Laureate, Timor-Leste President and D'Tour's Honorary Patron, HE Dr José Ramos Horta, arrived by mini-moke to officially open the event. Delivering a rousing endorsement of the event's theme, he urged audiences everywhere, as individuals, to dare to make a difference.
D'Tour's International Patron, HE Kirsty Sword-Guzmão, gave a welcome address and the Australian Ambassador to Timor-Leste, Miles Armitage, joined the line up of dignitaries who all acknowledged the importance of this event for both countries.
Timor Tours – our contribution
Timor is just a 1 hour flight from Darwin yet the reality is a world away. Travel in Timor-Leste is difficult, sometimes there are no roads and huge mountain ranges to cross. These conditions isolate communities that would benefit greatly from 'Eco Tourism' with 'Homestay' facilities. There is a real need to safely transport cashed up tourists to these beutiful and remote areas.
Dave & Shirley Carlos of Timor Tours are helping this tiny nation by bringing much needed tourism dollars through their motorcycle and 4 Wheel Drive tours.
The motorcycle tours in particular allow tourists access to pristine inland wildernesses and untouched coastal beaches. Outside of Dili the capital, most Timorese live on less than 70 cents a day and have no way of making it to the capital to search for work.
These tours bring much needed dollars into remote areas making a difference to individuals and villages few can fully comprehend.
Change the World has supported this group by making a promotional video clip highlighting the tours.
ETWA – fund raiser for building
Los Palos (the intellectual capital of Timor and the heart of the resistance movement) is in desperate need for a centre where:
- Young people can be trained and educated
- Cultural and artistic activities can be fostered
- The local women can produce and sell their Tais (Traditional Weaving)
- New business opportunities such as Eco Tourism can be set up…and
- The community can establish 'On Line' web based media to connect the village to the world.
Timor Leste still after 10 years of freedom remains one of the poorest nations in the world, and according to Australia's official aid agency, AusAid, life expectancy is only 60 years with half the population living on less than a dollar a day. The building of this centre in Lospalos offers a way out of this poverty cycle.
Change the World produced this short clip, highlighting the need for a Sustainability/Arts/Business Centre in Los Palos Timor-Leste. Together with representatives from the village and the East Timor Women Australia group- ETWA, we raised $21,000 in one night to ensure the centre can be built.
Change the World is now producing a documentary film following the 'highs and lows' of the building process and the change that this will bring to a community in need.


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In the busyness that is today's world, our minds sometimes don't stop. We are constantly wrapped up in this 'there are not enough hours in the day' mentality and that 'we can sleep when were dead' concept. Though I am hustling hard to build my health and wellness empire, I am constantly reminding myself and taking the time to ensure I have a good nights sleep. Truth is, I love my sleep! There is nothing better than crawling into my bed after a long day and drifting off to sleep. As a mom, I don't always get enough of it (early rising toddler over here), and I really feel the effects if I am sleep deprived. Continue reading "Sleep: The Natural Healer"
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What Are Essential Oils All About Anyways?
Maybe you have been hearing about them over social media, maybe you had no idea that people were using essential oils again, or maybe all you know about essential oils is that they are oils. Either way, I wanted to take some time to share with you a little bit about my experience with them, and also to educate you a bit more on how easy they are to use!
Continue reading "What Are Essential Oils All About Anyways?"

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The deadline to sign up for Obamacare is next Monday, March 31. Earlier this week, the White House announced that if you are "in line" to get Obamacare coverage, you will be given extra time to complete enrollment. But does it matter? According to a new Kaiser Health Tracking Poll, the majority of uninsured Americans are unaware of the Monday deadline to start the sign up process.
While most Americans know that the law includes fines for those who do not buy coverage, Kaiser found that just 39% of the uninsured were aware of the Monday deadline. About four-in-ten (43%) said they didn't know the deadline (or refused to answer), 13% believed it was sometime after March and 5% were under the impression it had already passed.
Why are so many uninsured Americans unaware of the deadline? One explanation may be because one-third of the uninsured population aren't planning to sign up for Obamacare.
As the White House scrambles to get people signed up for health insurance before the March 31 deadline, many uninsured Americans say they are still planning to take their chances and remain without coverage.
A new study by Bankrate.com shows that about one third of uninsured Americans are going to remain without coverage and opt to pay the penalty.
Bankrate surveyed 3,005 people and found that 41 percent of those who were uninsured said they plan to stay uninsured because they think that health insurance is too costly.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius announced last year that "success" for Obamacare would be seven million sign-ups or enrollees by the end of March. Currently, the White House is reporting four million Americans have "enrolled" for Obamacare, but won't define exactly what being enrolled means. Back in October when the federal exchanges launched, simply placing a health plan in the online shopping cart on Healthcare.gov (without payment) was counted as an enrollment.


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And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.
~Anais Nin
2014 is a year to fully claim your magnificence. So I Am claiming who I Am and hope that each and every one of you will follow your own heart.
Beginning April 1, 2014, I will be open for business. What type of business you ask? What I do best – Clairvoyant, Medium and Energy Intuitive services.
I've come to earth to do a job and it is time to roll my sleeves up and get to work! I've dragged my feet long enough.
It might seem simple to just do the work but I've allowed my ego to get in the way and it has told me that I am not worthy of receiving anything in exchange for the value of service that I give to people. Who am I to charge for a service that is humanitarian? Connecting others with their loved ones and getting to the heart of the matter with readings ARE great values. I didn't really get it until a dear friend told me that by giving value to my services, those that receive the services will feel like they have received something of value.
What are the differences between the types of readings?
What can you expect from a personal reading? Expect information to come through that you might not be consciously aware of. Readings often start with a particular question but to get to the answer, the client must first become aware of situations surrounding the question. Be open and willing to explore beneath the surface.
What can you expect from a reading about a loved one who has passed? The first thing you need to know is that the loved one you want to hear from may not be the one that comes through. Spirit has a way of directing the readings. I am the voice and I do not control spirit. However, if you allow the reading to flow, what you will find is that the messages that you do get are very relevant to your current situation. Spirit loves to encourage, validate, and show you that they are still around and support you.
How can you best prepare for a reading? Be very clear in what you want to know before the reading begins. If you are not sure what to ask try this: "What does spirit want me to know?" I guarantee that your angels, guides and loved ones will enlighten you :).
How long is a reading? Readings can range from 15 minutes to 1.5 hours depending on the amount of questions that you have.
How are readings done? Spirit can be accessed anywhere, anytime and anyplace (remember we are spiritual beings having a human experience. We are all connected to spirit). Therefore readings can be done in-person, on the phone, Facebook Messenger, and Facetime. It really depends on your preference and schedule.
It is very important to remember that readings should never be used to make decisions but rather to bring awareness and clarity to a situation. To trust another person to make a decision for you is to give away your personal power. Always check in with your heart when you get a reading from someone and trust yourself ♥.
I thank each and every one of you in advance for your support. It is a very big step for me and I'm excited to be of service.
I will be setting up a Referral Reward Program for anyone who helps me to get new clients. You will receive a free 30 minute reading with every five paid referrals that I receive from you.
With Love and Gratitude,
Dina ♥


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The scope of 3D representations in cartography is expanding rapidly. Truly 3D auto stereoscopic displays are replacing pseudo 3D depictions. New techniques are here to ensure that 3D is no longer limited to the representation of landform characteristics
Principle of perception of true-3D/flip lenticular display
Space and spatial are considered to be an inherent, even axiomatic feature of both subject and function of cartography (Koch 2002). This includes 'thematic spatial models' (Bollmann 1985) like the ones derived from 3D terrain models in the early 1970s by Spiess (Spiess 1974). Also, the 'data relief', of theoretical or mathematical constructed surfaces in particular, can in most instances be spatially perceived in a significantly better way than with conventional two-dimensional or pseudo-three-dimensional cartographic depictions, especially if there are relatively small elevation differences (Koch 2002; Rase 2003).
Untrained map users have great difficulties in deriving a 3D mental geo-relief model and a "value landscape" (cf. Buchroithner & Knust 2013) of any type of thematic data out of a 2D depiction (Buchroithner 2007; Bröhmer et al. 2013). Until recently, the separation of the stereo-partners corresponding to the left and right eye has frequently been realised by means of anaglyph glasses, polarisation glasses or shutterglasses. The use of these glasses — over longer periods — finds only little acceptance among map users. The lenticular foil automatically separates the images so that no viewing aids have to be used.
Planar autostereopsis
Planar true-3D visualisations can be parallax-3D or full- 3D. There exist both glasses-based and glasses-free true- 3D visualisation techniques. Glasses or other visual aids are needed to separate the stereo partners, i.e. one image for the left eye and one image for the right eye. This separation is either timebased or filter-based. One well known glasses-based method with temporal image separation is the visualisation in combination with active shutter glasses. Most of the present-day 3D visualisation devices work with this method. They show the left and the right half-image alternately and in high frequency (normally 120 Hz) and the shutter glasses synchronously shut and open the left and the right glass. Due to the high frequency the eyes do not notice that the glasses are shut alternately. Each eye perceives only the images which are allotted to it, because the glass is only transparent in the moments the correct halfimages are shown on the display and it is opaque when the halfimages for the other eye are shown.
The filter-based image separation uses anaglyphs (e.g. red and cyan filters) or displays that use passive polarisation glasses. The half-images that have been especially pre-processed for this method are simultaneously visualised for the left and the right eye and filtered by the glasses which have different optical characteristics (different colour or polarisation direction). Other auto-stereoscopic visualisation methods are normally based on two or more stereo-mates, but they can also consist of a single image or model. The two methods often used are the lenticular foil technique and the parallax barrier technique. The lenticular foil technique uses vertically arranged half-cylindrical lenticules to geometrically deflect the half-images to the left and the right eye. The parallax barrier technique uses a strip mask which makes each one half-image visible to the eye and hides the other one. Both the techniques make only one of the stereo-mates visible to each eye. Digital lenticular foil or parallax barrier displays are available with or without tracking unit which helps the stereo-mates to adapt to the viewer's position.
Cameras detect the viewer's eyes and thus detect the motion of the user. The visualised 3D content can be adapted by changing the image or the display according to the changed viewing position. A possibility which compensates motion in XY-direction and also in Z-direction was investigated by Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Interactive Media-Human Factors Berlin, Germany. Björn Schmidt investigated the lenticular foil technique for use in printed maps (Dickmann and Schmidt 2011; Schmidt 2012). He also developed, with VLR method, a new algorithm for interlacing the stereo mates to enhance the quality of a printed lenticular display.
Volumetric autostereopsis
The most realistic true-3D visualisation can be created with volumetric imaging techniques. Volumetric visualisations include solid landscape models, subsurface engravings and globes. There can also be non-solid visualisations like the holograms. Both solid and non-solid visualisations have parallaxes in all directions of the XY-plane, making them full-3D.
Solid landscape models or city models can be created manually or by machine. Rapid prototyping methods like 3D-printing or milling are perfect examples of machinegenerated models. Another possibility is the transformation method where a planar thermoplastic foil is transformed by heat and pressure into a form which corresponds to the 3D relief model (Rase 2012). Solid terrain models experienced a sort of renaissance over the last decade. "Producing a solid landscape relief is comparable to composing music: the finest details and nuances can only be produced by men and not by machines. My slogan is: Do not give away the most creative work to machines – to create a landscape. I want to do it myself," says Toni Mair, the renowned relief artist. His statement describes best why handmade relief models are still produced today. But this method is very time-consuming. A recent approach at TU Dresden tries to combine automated DTM-based milling and high-level artistic handicraft.
Solid globes also allow volumetric visualisation. These can be traditional globes made of brass or wood covered with paper or thermoplastic material. Another type is the tactile hyperglobes which are volumetric and tactile. They combine the benefits of a solid globe with those of a digital globe image. The cartographic image is visualised digitally with the help of several projectors onto the acrylic glass. Riedl (2010, 2012) distinguishes further between the hologlobe (volumetric and digital) and the digital hyperglobe (pseudo-3D). There can be more potential spherical displays (Hruby 2011).
Holograms are another method for autostereoscopic volumetric imaging. They are available as hardcopy ('traditional' holography) and also as softcopy (digital holography). The requirement of very high calculating resources to create a digital hologram is still a major problem. Real Technologies Inc. in Dresden, Germany has introduced some promising innovations to reduce these resources to a minimum with the help of sub-holograms. The company is convinced that this will lead to "commercial real-time holographic 3D imaging in the near future". The so-called Holographic Relief Maps made by a mapping unit in Ankara, Turkey is a good example of printed cartographic holograms. It is a combination of topographic and thematic map data with a DEM and aerial photographs.
A computer generated image of the largest autostereoscopic true-3D display of geodata worldwide with a height of almost 3 metres and a width of close to 7 metres showing the mighty Dachstein Southface in the Austrian Alps
Motion parallax adds value
An important prerequisite for 3D vision is the understanding of different speeds at which two objects at different depths are viewed by an observer. Objects closer to the observer move relatively faster sideward than the objects that are further away (if the observer moves laterally). The images on the observer's retina behave accordingly. This effect is simulated by the lenticular technique. The viewer can use it to 'shift' objects on a static map by moving his head in order to see which object is located above the other. Thus it is possible to overlay map symbols, cartographic labeling and even map inserts in different spaces.
Empirical studies carried out by TU Dresden and Bochum University in Germany demonstrated that the use of the motion parallax achieves a higher information transfer. Initial findings of the study prove that the changeable central perspective caused by the lenticular autostereoscopic threedimensionality allows the observer to discern superimposed (vertically staggered) map symbols in the horizontal direction. The advantage towards 2D maps is the possibility to perceive map symbols laying on the map basis behind diagrams or other map symbols needing big space requirements. However currently, it is important to comply with comparatively big minimum dimensions for map symbols.
Recent developments
Today, digital autostereoscopic three-dimensionality is available on devices such as autostereoscopic TV sets, digital picture frames, smartphones, portable game consoles, tablet computers, and notebooks. They use the same technique as 3D monitors. Offering detachable masks with such devices is the latest trend. The user can simply remove a mask from the device and go back to watching 2D content. A lot more is in store but the 'classical' cartographic 3D methods will continue to be used. Both the classical planar 3D visualisation methods as well as advanced autostereoscopic developments will have their special fields of application.
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Our clubs generally run from early spring through late summer, or autumn, with many of our achievement days being held at local fall fairs.
However, due to the COVID-19 virus most clubs and all Hamilton-Wentworth 4-H events are suspended until further notice. Please contact us to see what clubs are currently running.
Clubs are 12 hours long, with the Volunteer Leaders deciding on when, where, and how long each club meeting will be. Members must attend a 4-H Judging Day to receive credit for all of their clubs at Hamilton-Wentworth's Annual Banquet in December.
Our annual Registration and Rally Night is held in early January and allows new, and returning, members to come and see what is being offered in the coming season, meet the leaders, and sign up for clubs. If you are interested in learning more about Hamilton-Wentworth 4-H, this is a great opportunity to come out and introduce yourself, we'd be happy to tell you more about the 4-H program and our Association.
2020 Hamilton-Wentworth 4-H Membership for $90.00, $95.00 after June 1st. Returning, paid, 4-H Members/4-H Cloverbuds and 4-H Volunteers in good standing will receive the 2020 4-H Ontario Membership sticker.
Border Jumpers from neighbouring Counties, with a valid 2020 4-H Membership Card from the neighbouring County, may join a 4-H Club in Hamilton-Wentworth for a fee of $10.00.
Membership fees may be paid by e-transfer, at Rally Night, or by cheque. Registration forms may be submitted on-line, at Rally Night, or by mail. Mailing address: Laura Thorkildsen, Ham-Went 4-H, c/o Ancaster Agricultural Fair, 630 Trinity Rd, RR#1, Jerseyville ON, L0R 1R0, or mail them to Laura Thorkildsen, 50 Vespari Place, Hamilton, ON, L9C 6Y5. Receipts for payments received after Rally Night will be issued at Awards Night in December, 2019. Club leaders cannot accept membership forms or money.
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Where Is Rivals of Ixalan Standard Headed After the Bannings?
- Dr. Hans Joachim Höh
- 2018-01-22
One way to approach a new format is to bring your favorite old deck to the next tournament and hope that the new tech isn't all that hot. Thanks to the Standard banning last January 19, this is no longer really an option. So, what are you experimenting with for Rivals of Ixalan Standard?
The folks at Wizards didn't want to wait and see whether Rivals of Ixalan would be able to reshape the Standard format without some additional intervention on their part. Last Monday they chose to ban four additional cards from Standard instead. This change took effect on January 19.
Destructive Energies
Ramunap Red and Temur Energy had already been great decks before the last Standard rotation, and both lost nearly nothing when the Zendikar and Innistrad blocks rotated out together. Unsurprisingly, those two decks kept dominating the new Standard. Ramunap Red started into the format as the best deck, beating basically every other strategy, before Energy decks successfully adapted to the red menace. From that point on, Energy decks represented the best strategy because that archetype was the only one able to consistently beat red decks, while having less favorable, but still slightly advantageous matchups against almost everything else.
Both decks will probably still see plenty of play, but without Attune with Aether and Rogue Refiner Energy decks will be much less consistent in their ability to curve perfectly into their midgame. Red decks on the other hand lost their uncounterable reach in the form of Ramunap Ruins and their tokens and life gain hate card in the form of Rampaging Ferocidon.
A Whole New World
The recent bans will affect win percentages for all of the decks above, but it might also allow formerly suppressed strategies to strive. For example, the poor lifelinking, life gaining, and life draining vampires are now allowed to shine again in a world without nasty Ferocidons making them miserable.
Playing the game defensively i.e., looking to stall the board with tokens or lots of regular creatures may once again be a viable play pattern. There are various rewards for a slower strategy like this, like drawing cards or growing your team of Merfolk with Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca.
If tribal synergies will soon define the world of Standard players, players will need to reevaluate many of the slower cards, which seemed previously irrelevant. Cards like Kumena and Herald of Secret Streams or Sanctum Seeker and Champion of Dusk will provide new options for winning a game, despite a stalled board. Even a slow card like Tetzimoc, Primal Death could become the best wrath effect in the new Standard format just because it leaves your own tribal synergies on the board, while wrecking the other player.
However, as is often the case in Magic, if the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it becomes more likely to swing back. When everybody is playing different tribal decks, they all could fall to a dedicated mass removal deck. When everybody tries to run over each other, we might end up back at a format where red aggression races all the slow decks. After all, Path of Mettle / Metzali, Tower of Triumph looks like an absurd amount of uncounterable reach, given that the red mages just lost Ramunap Ruins. Obviously, you would need to splash white and the deck would have to look quite different to make flipping Path easier, but that Metzali back side looks quite powerful to me. Maybe we will see something built around that card? Maybe we need to wait for some more red-white synergies in the next block?
Speaking of powerful transform cards: Hadana's Climb / Winged Temple of Orazca could easily be a 1-of in Energy lists and is an even better fit in larger numbers for the new Merfolk decks. Handing out +1/+1 counters never hurt anyone, but Herald of Secret Streams will make them so much more relevant in the Merfolk deck. It might be a little slow to flip sometimes, but at least the enchantment generates something useful every turn until you get to transform it into the Winged Temple.
What are you excited to build for the new Standard format?
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Well written. I think the article does a nice job of highlighting the challenges faced by standard players over the past year and the start of this year which is that the bans are forcing players to reevaluate all aspects of deck technology and to come up with solutions which might not be that obvious. Thanks!


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Fitted, flexible and armoured winter gloves for winter and ice climbing, these offer perhaps the most protection against scrapes and knocks in this group test. The palm and fingertips are goat leather, there's a secure and slender cuff (Velcro adjusted) that sits under a jacket sleeve very tidily, and the fingers are pre-shaped for a very secure grip on ice tools. There's also a soft nosewipe on the thumb. However, the Unique Selling Point here is the EVA padding across the knuckles and upper fingers, which protects fragile digits on grades up to WI5. They are lined with the proprietary waterproof B-Dry, which works well enough, at least once conditions are consolidated enough to properly justify their use. The 100g fleece lining means they are not the warmest here (BD reckon they are good down to about -9C, but your mileage may vary) but what you sacrifice in warmth you gain in dexterity. Even with all that useful padding on the back of the hand, the Punisher is still a slender and dextrous glove, useful for when winter metalwork, harnesses, knots, and gear all have to be manipulated without taking them off. Weight per pair 164g.
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Qadir seeks long term support for anti-Daesh militia
Qadir seeks long term support for anti-Daesh militia
JALALABAD (Pajhwok): A Wolesi Jirga delegation on Sunday asked the government to provide long-term support and equipment to the anti-Daesh militia in eastern Nangarhar province.
The delegation, led by lawmaker Haji Zahir Qadir, addressed a joint press conference with Ministry of Defense representatives and members of the provincial council in Jalalabad, the provincial capital.
The parliamentary delegation has arrived in Nangarhar to investigate recent activities of the militant group, which seized the strategic Tora Bora area in Pachirawgam district from Taliban before they were driven from the area by the Afghan security forces.
However, Haji Qadir rejected the claim that the Afghan security forces had recaptured Tora Bora from Daesh.
MoD spokesman Dawlat Waziri yesterday told a press conference in Kabul that the security forces had recaptured Tora Bora from Daesh militants as a result of an operation.
Qadir believed the uprising members who were local residents had the ability to vanquish the Islamic State group because they were more familiar with the geography.
He said the uprising group had previously been extended a short term support and as a result the militia faced numerous problems. He said the militiamen should be assisted for a long term.
The lawmaker said Daesh remained in control of Tora Bora but security forces had reached some key parts of the area.
MoD representative and member of the delegation, Maj. Gen. Shaoor Gul, said the security forces operation in Pachirawgam district was a success. He said some parts of Tora Bora had been recaptured and an operation was ongoing to capture the entire area.
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The OIIE instructional design team supports the CUI community in designing, developing, and enhancing new or existing learning experiences. Whether for online, hybrid, or face-to-face settings, instructional designers provide guidance regarding best practices, and help create and implement innovative teaching and training solutions.
After studying comparative literature at UCLA, Seema Atalla began her career as a literary translator and community college professor. She taught in the English department at Mt. San Antonio College for nearly ten years, focusing mainly on developmental writing courses. She also initiated development of the Arabic language program for the Department of World Languages, writing curriculum and creating instructional materials, then becoming the first to teach Arabic classes at Mt. SAC.
Eventually she returned to graduate school to earn her M.S. in Instructional Design and Technology from Cal State Fullerton, completing a five-semester cohort-based program with honors. Her thesis project focused on high-impact practices that foster student engagement.
In 2015, Seema joined CUI as Assistant Director of Instructional Design. She served in that position for nearly three years, before her promotion to the role of Director in August 2018. As Director, she is tasked with managing online course development across all programs. She also continues to work one-on-one with subject matter experts to design and develop individual courses. At CUI, Seema appreciates the warm and welcoming community, and the chance to work with so many staff and faculty members across campus. She also enjoys the opportunities for Christian fellowship, and especially loves the traditional hymns at Tuesday-Thursday chapel.
Christie Newcomb serves as Instructional Designer for the Office of Innovative Instruction and eLearning. Working with subject matter experts to design and develop courses, Christie loves to dive deep into curricular matters and find new and innovative ways to teach students.
Christie earned her Bachelor's in Literary Journalism from UC Irvine in 2011, and after graduating, went on to earn a Master's in Education (TESOL) in 2014. Since then, she has been teaching, conducting research on students' writing and reading processes, and working with faculty to write curriculum and design courses that support students in their academic careers and beyond.
Her interest in instruction and eLearning developed at the University of California, Irvine, where she most recently served as an Academic Coordinator and Lecturer in the Program in Academic English/ESL and Composition. In this position, Christie developed and designed curriculum in addition to providing instructional support to faculty using LMS systems to foster learning, communication, and community in hybrid courses.
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I am a supporter of the ecological idea of last mile mobility. I think in the future in mega-cities lightweight personal devices will bring people to user-friendly city transportation hubs. Longboards and scooters are good candidates to be these personal devices. They can be on the electric and muscular drive. I give preference to muscular devices. Just remember the Wall-E movie :)
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It is bigotry and discrimination at its worst to protect one faith tradition and allow others to be mocked and ridiculed. South Park has a long history of mocking Christianity and its values which Comedy Central has repeatedly aired. The network plans a cartoon sit-com called "JC" for the fall. Jesus Christ leaves his father's house, his father has become a video game addict and has no time for Jesus. So, Jesus strikes out on his own to live in New York City and has many comedic problems adjusting to big city life.
Sadly, this double standard by Comedy Central toward Christianity reflects the prevailing attitude in pop culture toward the Christian faith and their values. By bowing to the pressure of radical Islamic extremists, Comedy Central shows its utter contempt for free speech, their cowardice and their distain for religious tolerance and equality.
It is bigotry and discrimination at its worst to protect one faith tradition, Islam, and to allow Christianity to be mocked and ridiculed. If this does not violate the establishment clause, then what does? By ridiculing Christianity but censoring any similar treatment of Islam, then this essentially serves to establish Islam and Sharia Law.
Let's be clear. By caving into pressure from extremists, Comedy Central has shown they are cowards, have no respect for free speech or protecting artistic freedom in the shows they air.
This network is not progressive, edgy or forward thinking. Rather, they are religious bigots who sacrifice free speech when facing a bully. Comedy Central shame on you.
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Hickok Cole is completing the interior renovation of DRT's Germantown facility, which is dedicated to equipment manufacture, offices and engineering development laboratories. The facility consists of a continuous manufacturing floor on the first floor, including a large supply area and storeroom, and office space on the second, third and fifth floors. A 1,500 sf lounge/pantry on the manufacturing floor, designed with a unique industrial feel, provides the engineers with a collaborative space to break and interact.
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A small wind turbine in Swansea Enterprise Park has predictably killed a swan (Evening Post, September 7), and no doubt other birds, which would be scavenged by animals unless the corpses were found immediately. A 200-turbine wind farm is proposed for the Isle of Lewis and the RSPB now reckons 50 golden eagles and between 100 and 250 red throated divers could be killed by collision with rotor blades over 25 years. (British Wildlife, August issue).
The "wind kill" appears to be biased to soaring raptors and large slow-flying species.
Turbines in mid-Wales are documented as having killed two red kites, still an uncommon bird and one which is of immense significance to Wales as a symbol of rebirth.
As the number of turbines grows, we shall see a selective culling of upland and coastal birds which we can ill-afford to lose.
At the same time we are told wind farms don't make a noise; it is a myth wind farms influence property values; light flicker through turbine blades is not annoying; no bird would be stupid enough to fly into a wind turbine; wind turbines are magnificent sculptural entities which enhance nature's boring landscapes. And so on.
We are told such things repeatedly.
Indeed the Department of Trade and Industry has a website entitled "Ten myths explained about wind power" which includes several such assertions.
Has any Government department previously promoted a single private industry in this way?
Similar stories are told by governments and the wind power industry throughout the world, but the whole monstrous lie is blown apart in a letter sent this month by the Noble Environmental Power company of Churubusco, New York State, to neighbours of Noble's wind power developments.
The letter offers a "Windpark border easement agreement" which would pay the owner, or any future owner, of the neighbouring property an annual easement fee.
Now, why would a wind power company wish to pay any of its neighbours for the pleasure of living beside a wind factory, which does nothing but enhance the local landscape? Or is it true that most people do not like these 400ft machines, that property values are reduced and the turbines save next to no co? emission?
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Block printing is a form of art that has been used for over 2,000 years. The process of block printing includes carving a woodblock, or a piece of linoleum or even rubber. Once the image is carved onto the medium of choice, it can be printed onto paper or fabric with ink. It's gaining popularity among hundreds of artists who are creating prints, postcards, notebooks, pillowcases, and much more out of their carvings. This post will explain more about block printing and also feature some amazing block printing artists along with their work.
Block Printing as a Form of Art
The Benefits of Block Printing
One of the most appealing aspects of block printing is that you can make hundreds, even thousands of prints from the image that you have carved. Therefore, this was a great method of art to use back in the day, when photocopiers and computers didn't exist. Whether it's words, a design, or an image of something specific, artists are able to carve out anything that they want. Once the carving is complete, the hardest part is done. That carving can then be printed onto anything, using different colors of ink. The artist can create prints out of their carving, t-shirts, tablecloths, and more.
Block Printing Techniques
There are three ways that the carved image can be transferred onto the preferred source once complete. These methods include stamping, rubbing, and pressing. With stamping, the paper or fabric is placed down on a flat surface, and the carved block is placed over it, ink side down. Weight is applied evenly for a clean print. The second method, rubbing, is when the block is placed on a flat surface, ink side up. The paper is then placed on top of it and rubbed with a tool to transfer the ink from the block to the paper. The third and final block printing technique is pressing. For this method, a machine is used that mimics the act of stamping, but with much more force. Therefore, it's usually a more effective way of printing due to the force used.
Lili Arnold Studios
Now that you know a little background about block printing, here are some amazing artists that practice this art form. One popular artist is Lili Arnold, who runs Lili Arnold Studios. She is based out of Santa Cruz, CA. Arnold fell in love with printmaking during her years at school in the art department. Her work is inspired by the wild, especially wild plants. She prints on both acrylic paper and also fabric. Arnold prints many desert plants such as cactuses and succulents. You can find her art for sale here.
Viktoria Åström
Viktoria is an artist living on an island outside Gothenburg, Sweden. In addition to block printing, she also does animation and illustration. Åström creates many prints from her rubber carvings. She is especially fond of animals and insects. Åström uses unique color combinations to create beautifully unique pieces of art. You can view all of the prints that Åström has for sale on her Etsy shop.
Emily Louise Howard
The final block printing artist that will be featured in this post is Emily Louise Howard. Her business name is The Diggingest Girl. Howard is a Northern Kentucky-based printmaker, illustrator, and artisan. Many of her prints are inspired by nature and women. In addition to paper, Howard also prints on wood and fabric items such as pencil cases. You can browse through her artwork here.
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It's no secret that coffee is one controversial little beverage. About 98% of my clients come to me with a pretty serious coffee habit, and of those over 3/4 are bona-fied addicted.
So what's the big deal, you ask? Coffee never killed anyone, right?
Well, let's clear a few things up.
Caffeine is a highly addictive substance that can contribute to a whole host of health problems when consumed in excess (over 1 cup a day). The most severe of these concerns include:
- Disrupted absorption of key vitamins and minerals
- Increased risk of miscarriage and low-weight baby if consumed by pregnant women
- Heart disease
- High cholesterol
- Anxiety
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Gastrointestinal issues
- Adrenal fatigue
- Insomnia
- Stress
- Chronic inflammation
- Weight gain
Basically, when you drink coffee, the neurons in your brain start firing uncontrollably. This, in turn, causes your adrenals to produce adrenalin, which is what gives you that rush of energy. Adrenalin is what puts your body and mind into a "fight or flight" mode — essentially, the biological equivalent of being chased by a bear. This may help you power through your morning meetings, but it is certainly not doing your body any favors. Not only are you more likely to experience higher stress levels, anxiety, and poor sleep, but you are also setting yourself up for inevitable withdrawal symptoms in the afternoon (hello fatigue, irritability, and cravings).
All of this equals a pretty intense roller coaster to put your body through! And I promise you, in the long run, it's totally not worth the short-lived boost of energy.
But fret not! Unless you're pregnant, have anxiety, or suffer from chronic fatigue or sleep issues, you don't need to get off the coffee completely! By following the steps below, you can make coffee work for you, and not against you, and you can take full advantage of it's benefits (like decreased risk of Alzheimer's and dementia and lower risk of stroke).
Step One: Break the Addiction
This means weaning yourself down to the point where you can take a couple days off of coffee altogether and not experience any withdrawal symptoms. It's the addiction to caffeine that causes the biggest problems for your adrenals, stress, fatigue, and anxiety levels, so breaking the addiction is key. To do this:
- Gradually replace 1 cup a day with black tea, then green tea, then herbal tea.
- Gradually get yourself down to one cup a day
- Skip a day a few times a week (or just have green tea or yerba mate those days)
Like magic, your addiction will be broken! But as with any other drug (and make no mistake, caffeine is a DRUG), breaking an addiction takes time. So be patient with yourself and take it one week at a time! I've had clients break a coffee addiction in one week, and others that have taken months. Depending on the severity of your addiction (evidenced by your symptoms of withdrawal like headaches, irritability, and fatigue), this step may take longer.
Step Two: Time Your Coffee Right
Once you're down to one cup a day, the key is to have that cup at the right time of day. Drinking that venti on an empty stomach on your way to work is disastrous for your digestive system, your pH levels, and your adrenals. So make sure you sip your coffee with or after a meal (preferably breakfast) and not on an empty stomach.
To counteract the sleep disturbing effects of caffeine, make sure to switch to herbal tea after 3pm! This gives the caffeine enough time to get out of your system, so you can sleep like a champ at night.
Step Three: Dress Up Your Coffee Like a Pro
What you put in your coffee can make it or break it in terms of the health benefit to harm ratio. Here's how:
Add coconut oil: Have you heard of this new trend? Well it's pretty amazing and grounded solidly in nutritional wisdom. Coconut oil helps to slow down the jittery adrenal effect of coffee, and maximizes the clean, healthy energy you get from your morning cup. But here's what's even cooler! By giving your body a dose of healthy fats, you unlock your own fat burning potential and speed up your metabolism. This means less cravings, and more healthy weight loss! Pretty awesome, right? Add 1-2 tbsp of virgin organic coconut oil to your morning cup and stir or blend.
Use non-dairy milk: Adding dairy milk to your coffee increases your risk of cancer, and exposes you to harmful hormones and antibiotics, which messes with everything. The best part is, there's a non-dairy milk for everyone! If you like skim, try organic rice milk, which is the lightest of the bunch. Into 1%? Go for organic almond milk. Love 2% or cream? Shoot for organic coconut milk, which is the thickest and creamiest of the lot. Just steer clear of soy milk whenever possible, since the estrogenic effect can be harmful.
Sweeten smartly: Adding sugar to caffeine is like sprinkling some crack on top of speed. Both are super addictive, and both wreak havoc on your body. And guess what? Artificial sweeteners like Splenda and Nutrasweet are even worse! If you like your coffee sweet, try stevia or agave instead.


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Churros are very popular in Central and South America but word on the street is, they originated in Spain. Spaniards eat this pastry for breakfast alongside a cup of hot chocolate. The hot chocolate is thicker than most found in the U.S. which makes it perfect for dipping. I remember when my parents would take me to the mall in Mexico on Sundays and bought me a churro filled with cajeta… Read More
My cooking techniques are neither calculated nor sophisticated but on more than one occasion I have been told, "you cook just like your father," and that, my friends, is a great compliment. My dad was the first foodie I encountered. Not only did he appreciate good meals but he also expected them. Whether a simple picadillo burrito or an intricate three-course meal, he knew quality, and demanded it. I remember the first… Read More
Chilaquiles is a traditional Mexican dish and one of my favorite dishes to have for breakfast on special occasions. They taste great with a sprinkle of queso fresco and finely chopped onions but I in my home, we always top ours off with an over-easy egg. You can't go wrong with that! The sauce is made from roasted and dried red chile pods and is the same sauce you use for other… Read More
Empanadas can be made in many different ways to compliment various stuffings. Here, I skipped the sugar in the dough and prepared a savory chorizo and potato filling with cheese. Ingredients for empanadas: 2 cups all purpose flour 1 tsp. salt 2 tbsp. cooking oil 2 1/2 tbsp. vodka 1/2 cup… Read More
Machaca is dried and pounded beef which can be used in a number of ways. A favorite in my home is machaca and eggs. If you don't find machaca at your local grocery store, use shredded beef instead. It won't give the dish the same flavor but it will taste just as great. Ingredients: 1 cup machaca 4 eggs 2 tomatoes 2 jalapenos one small, white onion 1 garlic clove, (optional) cooking oil salt… Read More
Huevos rancheros are over-easy eggs on top of lightly fried corn tortillas and topped with chunky salsa made with green chiles, tomato, and onion. It is a very popular Mexican dish and you will find it on just about any breakfast menu at Mexican food restaurants. Ingredients: 3 small tomatoes, finely chopped 1/2 onion, finely chopped handful of fresh jalapeno, finely chopped (I used roasted green peppers) 1/2 cup… Read More


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Jooyoung Lost | A song for everyone separated with loved ones
Jooyoung lost. New single from Straship X artist Jooyoung for everyone who separated with love ones, Lost is a genuine, honest and aesthetic track from Jooyoung.
It's been a while ~ . Jooyoung latest track was N/A on September 2018, since then Jooyoung have been features in Heize & Thama album. Not only featuring, Jooyoung also recently become a cast of TV Show 'Genie Stage' alongside best friend pH-1. TMI : Jooyoung, Kwak Jin eon, Mokyo & pH-1 is a really close friends, often make music together/
Jooyoung Lost MV
"Now you're gone and i am lost" . Jooyoung lost is not the usual sweet R&B track that we often hear from Jooyoung, This is a change that was coming since MNET 'Breakers' appearance and perform songs like 'Where we are' & 'Fill The void', songs with lyrics that really resonate with everyone. TMI : In his Instagram post, Jooyoung also want everyone that hear 'Lost' be consoled of their troubles.
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Read and rate Travel Journal Entries for Amalfi, Campania, Italy
Nov 3, 2014 - The Amalfi way and Positano
Anchored off the town of Analfi (where Bob has been wanting to go for years) and tendered into port. Took the 10:30 bus (a 45 minute trip) over to Positano. It was a beautiful drive along steep cliffs where houses cling to the sides of the hills. Walked from the top of Positano through the winding streets full of lovely shops down to the sea shore. Stopped and enjoyed a refreshing drink at a beachfront restaurant before boarding the fresh for the 20 minute ride back to Amalfi. The scenery was spectacular and it was a beautiful day. This...Jump to full entry
May 28, 2014 - Lemon Vineyards and Ocean Views
Final journal entry for Amalfi Coast! After 6 fantastic days amongst the lemon vines, in awe of the amazing coastal views, beautiful sunny weather, really comfortable hotel, best breakfasts especially the yoghurt, freshly baked warm croissants and coffee sitting under the lemon vineyards gazing across ocean views planning our day of action, scrumptious Italian cuisine, vast quantities of Italian vino, a few horror bus rides, fun times all week, so unfortunately it's probably time to move on. Croatia time to fine up your weather,as the...Jump to full entry
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May 23, 2014 - My foot and I
Mum, you will be relieved to hear that the foot and I eventually arrived on the Amalfi Coast of Italy safel and sound, although I admit, it was very much a case of touch and go at one stage. After all the kilometres I have travelled around the world over the years and never managed to get myself seriously lost, would you believe, Emirates managed to lose me in Dubai during one of our many stopovers. I thought I was sitting quite comfortably in my gin induced state of relaxation, merely contemplating the next long haul to Rome, when I heard...Jump to full entry
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Oct 13, 2013 - Pompeii and Farewell Dinner Meta
Very excited to head to Pompeii today. Have the train direction down pat, as you see by my confident pointing of the direction to Margaret in the pic. Bought our ticket s and audio guide, and stepped back 2000 years. We were gob smacked at the enormity of the place. Way beyond our expectations. Pompeii had a population of 22000 people when it was destroyed, so the site is the size of a decent country town in Victoria, maybe comparable to Warrnambool. Knowing that we could not possibly cover all there was to see in the day, we consulted...Jump to full entry
Oct 12, 2013 - Positano
Today we were booked on a boat trip from Positano around the Amalfi coast. Sadly, the weather was against us - thunder, lightning and heavy rain. Armed with our €3 umbrellas, we headed to Positano to explore. The bus didn't arrive in Meta, so on the train to Sorrento to pick one up from there. Just as well, even though we were at the originating stop, it was packed. We managed in our true style to snaffle seats on the right hand side of the bus, affording the best views along the way. If you imagine the Great Ocean Road on steroids, that...Jump to full entry
Oct 11, 2013 - Sorrento
Tucked into the delicious basket of goodies provided by Alberto for our breakfast, then to the corner supermercato. This is a little hive of local activity and socialising, open from 8 till 1 and the 5 till 8. Inside is a deli, a butcher and general groceries. I procured the makings for soup, chicken noodle soup. No stock, so fresh chicken to make the stock. I was quite the novelty for the morning - thank goodness I had my italian phrase book with me, no English whatsoever. But with much gesticulating, sign language, the odd words from my...Jump to full entry
Oct 10, 2013 - Monterosso to Meta, Amalfi Coast
A very early start to the day with a 5.20am train to Milan. Down the 60 steps with the luggage and a walk, short but over cobblestones to the station. Great, a whole 6 berth carriage to ourselves. Just as I stretch out along the seats to sleep, in arrives our traveling companions. Damn. Thank God they were Italian, so no conversation and we slept a lot of the way to Milan. Change of trains to the airport shuttle. On we went, and on and on and on. Thinking it was a transfer like Melbourne to Tulla, we were surprised when we looked out on...Jump to full entry
May 5, 2013 - Amalfi Coast/Capri
We rise early so we can get a good start on an exciting day. We begin with a trip to the Amalfi Coast. The views all speak for themselves...better than I ever imagined. Our pictures are good but I don't think any pictures do the scenery justice..it is spectacular. Then, I fell in love...Positano! Around every corner there was another beautiful sight; flowers, views, buildings. And then there were wonderful shops...lemons everywhere! and great cafes. Had my first orange granite...not a lemon fan. Our early start meant that...Jump to full entry
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Oct 5, 2012 - Pompeii and the Amalfi Coast
Wednesday, October 3 - Thursday, October 4 Sperlonga to Pompeii Our tour guide cost nearly twice as much as our 4-star hotel and he was worth every bit of it. The hotel was not. Smarmy staff with fawning plastic smiles, a room with silly foo-foo extras like shower jets coming from 6 directions but no character--we could have been in Omaha-- in a dumpy part of town. Oh, right, Pompeii. Nothing but dumpy parts of town. Hawkers, and cheap guides mobbed the car as we drove in. We nearly kept going. When Dr. Gaetano Durante started guiding 30...Jump to full entry
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Oct 3, 2012 - Amalfi
Today we leave Sorrento for Amalfi but we have enough time for a quick walk through the center of Sorrento. I must be honest I don't mind the walk down hill to the village nor the couple of klms to the center of town but I wasn't looking forward to the walk back. Sorrento is very picturesque, lovely old buildings and quaint streets but also the usual madness where ever tourists might possibly spend some money. One of the stores we visited had been in business 150 years it's a little different to back home. They had lovely inlaid wood and...Jump to full entry
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Jul 8, 2012 - Salerno, Italy and the Amalfi Coast
Being new to cruise ship ways, I didn't book a tour of Amalfi in time so ended up with just taking the bus to the city center and walking around. Still was very enjoyable and I learned to book all the other shore excursions immediately. I had time to enjoy the pool and read on the pool deck.Jump to full entry
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Jun 23, 2012 - Italy - Amalfi Coast
18th June – 20th June 2012 On our way to the Amalfi Coast we decided to go and climb Mount Vesuvius. It is the only active volcano on the mainland of Europe. Mount Vesuvius is famous for the calamitous eruption in 79AD, which buried the towns of Herculaneum and Pompeii. It was a hot day and a steep climb to the top, but the views were worth the pain. What can I say about the Amalfi Coast, it's where the coast is unspoilt by large commercial developments, the sea is an emerald green and the architecture features houses clinging to rock...Jump to full entry
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Bosses at Torbay Hospital have given their workers a break—by handing them Kit Kat chocolate bars to celebrate winning an award.
The hospital was named acute healthcare organisation of the year in 2011 in the prestigious Health Service Journal awards.
Management celebrated with a slap-up meal. But health workers had to make do with a 60p Kit Kat voucher in their pay slips.
The GMB union said the biscuit handout "looks a bit cheap".
Hospital boss Paula Vasco-Knight admitted she would have to "think of other ways of thanking staff".
Meanwhile Mick Davis, the boss of huge mining firm Xstrata, is being offered £30 million—just to keep doing what he's doing now.
The payment is to stop him leaving when the firm merges with rival miners Glencore.
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Set of 8 Early 20th Century Chinese Silver Cup and Saucer Marked. The cups are 1.25 inches (3.17 cm) tall by 2.5 inches (6.5 cm) wide.The saucers are 2.75 inches (7 cm) wide. They are tarnished and have surface wears and scratches. 3 saucers have small flea bite chips at the foot and at the underside of the lips. One cup has flea bite chips at the lip and another cup has flea bite chips at the foot (as seen in the photos). How we pack your item is at our discretion. We will pack your item(s) as soon as possible. Please have patience with us. THIS WILL NOT HELP YOU TO PUT YOUR ITEM AT THE FRONT OF THE QUEUE INSTEAD WE WILL PUT YOUR ITEM AT THE END OF THE QUEUE OR WE WILL CANCEL YOUR ORDER! Please visit our other auctions for more exciting Asian, Asia, oriental, orient items. Please note that we have provided studio photos and sunlight photos in some items. However, there might be some color variations due to the difference in different computer monitors and different lighting.
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The Carers Victoria office in Mildura provides a hub to connect carers with information about carer services and supports. Importantly, it is a meeting place for carers and Carer Support Groups.
Mildura Carer Blueprint
This Blueprint was developed by carers, service providers and Carers Victoria and provides the Sunraysia community with a five-year plan to enhance sustainable caring with the support of their community. (Refer to attachment below)
Featuring: Annie Hayward - General Manager Policy, Strategy and Public Affairs - Carers Victoria, Rose Miles - Manager Carer Support Services - Bendigo Health, Councillor Glenn Milne - Mayor, Mildura Rural City Council / Carer, Jeni Snadden- Rural Access Worker - Mildura Rural City Council, Bertilla Campbell -Dementia Consultant - Alzheimer's Australia VIC, Bonney Dietrich - Mildura Carer Blueprint Project Coordinator - Carers Victoria and John Purcell - Carer Support Group Facilitator and Steering Group Member / Carer.
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2017 Pegasus Triathlon
The morning was fresh, a cool wind blew in from the North-East. Low lying cloud blanketed the sky while a15 December 2017
Institute of Directors Award
We're really pleased that Jeff Smit (Director, Senior Engineer) has been awarded the Institute of Directors Emerging Director Award. Jeff29 November 2017
Published Media
People are always keen to know what they can do to reduce costs – we've been invited several times to16 October 2017
Champion Canterbury - not this year!
It was great to be up for the Champion Canterbury award for the best small professional services business; we were16 October 2017
Champion Canterbury Awards Finalists
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We've been working closely with McCains for some time now to deliver ongoing cost reduction savings to their business. It's08 August 2017
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AutoDesk AEC - A new tool in the toolbox
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OECD Environmental Performance Review - NZ.
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Moving on up – Tauranga Office
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AkzoNobel share repurchase (February 6, 2017 – February 10, 2017)
AkzoNobel has repurchased 142,000 of its own ordinary shares in the period from February 6, 2017 up to and including February 11, 2017, at an average price of €63.90 per share. The consideration of the repurchase was €9.07 million.
This is part of a repurchase program announced on December 12, 2016. The total number of shares repurchased under this program to date is 960,000 ordinary shares for a total consideration of €59.50 million.
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Discovery Japan Edition Re Release28th May 2013, 19:38 #1
apparently they are reprinting the Japanese version of Discovery
so if any of you guys dont have it, here ya go!
out June 5th
Re: Discovery Japan Edition Re Release28th May 2013, 20:37 #2
Of course this pops up at a reasonable price after I spend a **** ton of money, hope y'all get it though
Re: Discovery Japan Edition Re Release28th May 2013, 21:58 #3
Wow I still needed the Japanese discovery, this is awesome! Except at that price it doesn't really matter...
Re: Discovery Japan Edition Re Release29th May 2013, 00:14 #4
just saying you don't need to preorder that. i own a copy and i still see it in stores. shouldn't be difficult to find secondhand online.
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