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So, you think you have a Motorhome?
Well, (to paraphrase Crocodile Dundee), THIS is a MOTORHOME!.
A Kingsley Coach to be exact. Ever seen one on the road? You can tell it by all the heads turning to watch it go by. Here's a chance to own a unique motorhome or a Tour Coach for your group. The coach has been in several shows lately, and is next scheduled to be on display at the FMCA Convention in Pomona, CA 3/20-3/23/06. NOTE: If you will be coming to the Pomona show to see the coach be sure to give us a call at 530 575-1944 so we can give you directions, admission info, and our location. The coach is also listed on ebay (ebay item 4621202865) which is scheduled to close on the last day of the show.
With its smooth lines giving it an aerodynamic design instead of a conventional square look, this Kingsley is easy to look at and fun to drive.
Prevost style windows, a low step entrance mid ships and separate driver and co-pilot entrance doors round out the looks and convenience of the Kingsley. Side storage bays and a rear bay large enough for toys like a three wheeler or dirt bike (92" x 70" x 30") add to the practicality of this coach.
The appointments inside the coach match those of any high end Class A motorhome.
Hidden behind the appearance though is structural detail that integrates the cab and coach into a single unit. Check out that workmanship!
For Technical details on the Classic Coach, click here.
TimeLine Designs used this classic coach for a short term promotional project and is offering it for sale. (There's another Kingsley in our future!). To see more pictures of the coach on the road, click here: On the Road with a Kingsley. Then, you should really take a look at the company that makes these things back in Minnesota, up near Lake Woebegone: www.KingsleyCoach.com
(Don't forget to come back here)
Maybe you should order up a new one, customized to your (probably your wife's) every need. Or start out with our beautiful red one (at a considerable cost saving we might add). And if this one is just about what you want, consider that Kingsley is ready to take any coach back in for upgrading or custom work.
TimeLine Designs primarily sells refurbished equipment, upgraded with a new warranty and shined up like new. Our red Custom Coach is no different, It is a '97 model with 190,000 miles upgraded with new appliances and the latest GPS nav system. A lot of miles you say? Remember this is a Peterbuilt with a Cummins 410 HP diesel that is used to life as a semi, cris-crossing the country for a million or so miles before retiring. This one is barely broken in! It comes with a drive train warranty as well as a complete operations and documentation manual on systems and equipment.
A big difference, besides looks, is in the handling. This coach will never "wallow" through turns. With its heavy duty chassis and low center of gravity, it takes turns without leaning. Put it on cruise control and it will take you up and down those hills in stride.
Here's another plus: If you ever need service on the road, just drive into any Peterbuilt service center along the interstate for 24 hour repair service. You can even sleep while the work is being done. Unlike diesel pushers where the engine is under the bed (love those mechanics walking through your living room), just pop the hood for instant serviceability. Because it is a standard truck, those service centers are glad to work on your rig. That means it is easier for you too to do your own routine maintenance checks.
Safety is another plus. Pray that it doesn't happen, but in an accident, a standard flat front motorhome puts you pretty close to whatever gets in your way. With a truck conversion, one gets a sense of security knowing that whatever is in the road has to get through 8,000 pounds of engine before it gets to you. As a trucker observed, it's nice to know that if something bad happens, you'll be above the carnage.
Well, enough said. You gotta see this one up close....Why not come take a look? We're near Lake Tahoe in Nevada City, CA..
Contact us for more info:
Bruce Rayner, TimeLine Designs (email@example.com)
888 399-2632 Nevada City, CA
in the California Sierra
or 530 575-1944 on the road
or for new coaches, call Kingsley Coach
800 445-2918
Here's a Deal....
Interested in a new Kingsley? Give Kingsley Coach a call and tell 'em we sent you....and email firstname.lastname@example.com to register your name. If you get hooked on Kingsley Coaches and buy one, we'll send you a congratulations package (GPS or a Flat Screen TV)!
As for the Red Kingsley above, TimeLine Designs is selling this coach privately. We just like to tell people about the Kingsley Coaches organization because we think they make a great product.
Kingsley Custom Coach Features
*1997 Kingsley Executive Custom Coach (Rimes design)
*Polished Aluminum Wheels
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Ladenburg Institute Of Women & Finance Celebrates Success Of Women Advisors Across Ladenburg Thalmann's Broker-Dealer Subsidiaries In Sixth Annual Symposium
Reflects Ladenburg Thalmann's Commitment to Lead the Industry in Promoting Increased Numbers of Women Advisors and Their Business Growth
Event Recognizes Continued Success of LIFT Mentoring Program in Supporting Professional Development of Younger Women Advisors
MIAMI, Oct. 4, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services Inc. (NYSE American: LTS, LTS PrA) ("Ladenburg"), a publicly-traded diversified financial services company, together with its independent broker-dealer subsidiaries Securities America, Inc., Triad Advisors, Inc., Investacorp, Inc., KMS Financial Services, Inc., and Securities Service Network, Inc., today announced the successful conclusion of its sixth annual Ladenburg Institute of Women & Finance Symposium. The annual event, held this year at the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay on October 2nd and 3rd, welcomed 160 attendees to hear from industry thought leaders, exchange best practices, expand professional networks and develop strategies for continued business growth.
Founded in 2012, Ladenburg's Institute of Women & Finance (the "Institute") has become a leading force in the independent retail financial advice industry for supporting the entry of more female advisors into the profession, and promoting the strength and success of their businesses by offering targeted practice management and business development programs, together with mentoring opportunities for younger women advisors through its LIFT Mentoring Program. The Institute's invitation-only annual Symposium brought together top women advisors from Ladenburg's independent advisory and brokerage firms to recognize excellence in financial advice and explore industry opportunities.
"With female retail investors playing a significant and growing role each year in our economy as professional wage earners, business owners and financial decision makers, there's never been a better time for female advisors to build their businesses by delivering comprehensive financial planning and advice that includes supporting the expanding needs of female clients," said Jaime Desmond, COO of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management. "As client expectations and regulatory requirements increase, it's crucial for industry firms to bring more women into the profession and position them to successfully grow their practices by tapping into their ability to effectively connect with, and serve, women clients across the country. We're proud of everything Ladenburg and the Ladenburg Institute of Women & Finance continue to accomplish each year in empowering women advisors to capture new opportunities, build lasting businesses and bring more female professionals across the age spectrum into the financial advice industry."
As part of the event, senior leaders of Ladenburg congratulated the management teams of its broker-dealer subsidiaries for leading the industry in successfully increasing the number of women advisors in the financial advice space. Ladenburg cited an article published on June 25, 2017 by a leading industry media outlet, Financial Planning magazine, which noted that three of Ladenburg's broker-dealer affiliates are amongst the industry leaders in percentage of female advisors: Triad Advisors with 30.5% female advisors, Securities America with 29.4% and KMS Financial Services with 27.7%.
Richard Lampen, President and Chief Executive Officer of Ladenburg, added: "We're extremely proud of the ongoing growth of the Ladenburg Institute of Women & Finance and its annual Symposium, which has become a highly-anticipated event in our industry, for both our home office teams and the advisors we serve. Our commitment to the Institute's mission of bringing more female professionals into the financial advisor community and providing them with everything they need to succeed is part of our company's DNA. We look forward to continuing to build this vibrant community of successful and accomplished women advisors at Ladenburg, and to supporting their ability to deliver an exceptional service experience to their clients in the years ahead."
Over the course of the two-day Symposium, featured speakers shared their insights on how shifts in client expectations, demographics and technology are positioning female advisors to address new markets and expand their practices. The event speakers and presenters also provided fresh ideas on the impact of these broader changes on financial planning strategies, money and relationships, team dynamics and the overall market outlook.
Highlights included:
- Betsy Myers, author and founding director of the Center for Women & Business at Bentley University, discussing how to navigate difficult business situations to achieve the best possible outcome while preserving your integrity.
- Speaker, consultant, coach and psychologist Dr. Denise P. Federer, who engaged attendees through a dynamic program that allowed participants to understand how resistant or open they are to making important changes in thought and behavior that can help them realize their goals.
- Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management President and CIO Philip Blancato and John Hancock Head of Capital Markets Research Emily Roland providing insights on the current state of the markets and how to position client portfolios to both protect and grow assets during volatile times.
- Rob Richardson, Senior Vice President and North America spokesperson for Franklin Templeton's U.S. Advisory Services, demonstrating the process of obtaining financial advice from a client's perspective, and how advisors can use this insight to elevate the client experience.
- Dorinda Walker, Vice President of Consumer Strategy and Key Initiatives within Multicultural Marketing at Prudential, leading a course on how diverse market segments represent a significant growth opportunity for financial professionals. These markets include the Black, Hispanic and Asian American consumer segments as well as the LGBT community, Millennials and the diverse women's market.
- Robert Lang, PhD and nationally recognized authority on urban growth, economic development and population dynamics, leading a discussion on understanding American demographics and why they are essential in projecting where growth will occur.
- An attendee networking opportunity at the Frost Museum of Science, a newly-opened and state-of-the-art facility designed by the award-winning firm Grimshaw Architects and generously contributed by Dr. Philip and Patricia Frost.
The Symposium also provided a forum for new mentors and mentees to meet face-to-face through the Institute's LIFT Mentoring Program, which is now in its fifth year. This innovative program pairs seasoned advisors from across the Ladenburg network with rising advisors and career changers to offer them guidance and direction throughout the year, and has been instrumental in helping younger female advisors in the Ladenburg community benefit from the invaluable experience of successful women who have gone before them in the financial services world.
For further information, please visit www.ltiwf.com.
About Ladenburg Thalmann:
Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services Inc. (NYSE American: LTS, LTS PrA) is a publicly-traded diversified financial services company based in Miami, Florida. Ladenburg's subsidiaries include industry-leading independent broker-dealer firms Securities America, Inc., Triad Advisors, Inc., Securities Service Network, Inc., Investacorp, Inc. and KMS Financial Services, Inc., as well as Premier Trust, Inc., Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management Inc., Highland Capital Brokerage, Inc., a leading independent life insurance brokerage company, Ladenburg Thalmann Annuity Insurance Services LLC, a full-service annuity processing and marketing company, and Ladenburg Thalmann & Co. Inc., an investment bank which has been a member of the New York Stock Exchange for over 135 years. The company is committed to investing in the growth of its subsidiaries while respecting and maintaining their individual business identities, cultures, and leadership. For more information, please visit www.ladenburg.com.
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Annacotty weir is located on the River Mulkear, Co Limerick, Ireland. It is a tributary of the Lower River Shannon and a significant proportion of the River Mulkear is designated as part of the Lower River Shannon Special Area of Conservation (SAC). This Natura 2000 site is designated for the three Irish lamprey species, Atlantic salmon, Otters and a number of other qualifying interests.
There is a sign beside Annacotty Weir which was installed as part of the €1.75 million Mulkear LIFE project. This sign claims that lamprey tiles placed on the weir in 2011 have been a success in restoring lamprey passage at this weir. But there is no scientific basis for the claims made on this sign and the fish passage problems here remain. Indeed, there is no scientific evidence whatsoever for the claim that the lamprey tiles facilitated 93% passage as claimed on this sign.
The lamprey tiles at Annacotty weir did not help Sea Lampreys and did not help River Lampreys. This site remains a major migration barrier for migratory lampreys in the Lower River Shannon SAC. Atlantic salmon and European eels also have problems here.
This needs to acknowledged now by Inland Fisheries Ireland – and AMBER need to stop promoting these tiles as a solution for lamprey passage until more research is done. Even the best placed studded tile passes are "inadequate" for lamprey passage according to Tummers et al (2018).
The lamprey tiles placed on Annacotty weir have not worked for either migratory lamprey species. The weir is too steep and flows are too high – no River Lampreys can use them and Sea Lampreys just cling to the base of the tiles. Any Sea Lampreys which pass here get through via the denil pass at the centre of the weir. Very occasionally River Lampreys get past when the weir floods out – but this is a rare event. A very small number of River Lampreys may also get through via leaks under the weir. But none use the lamprey tiles!
In the Tummers et al (2018) the passage efficiency achieved was 25.6% despite optimal placement – and they stated that this is "inadequate in the context of the recommended 90–100% passage efficiency target per barrier to maintain viable diadromous populations". This means that lamprey tiles are not a suitable solution for maintaining 'Good Conservation Status' of an SAC population. No River Lampreys can use the tiles at Annacotty weir.
Mulkear LIFE also published the results of a radio-tracking study (Rooney et al, 2015) But this paper did not present any evidence that showed that lampreys could actually use the tiles. Indeed, they specifically state that "the expectation that increased lamprey passage should have resulted from the alterations [ ] was not observed". This paper recommended barrier removal – an acknowledgement that the authors were indeed aware that the 93% claims could not be supported by science. The claims of 93% were not repeated in the published study – nor the method of walking out on the weir at night.
One of the lamprey tile passes is also gone from Annacotty weir – and this was the one that Inland Fisheries Ireland claimed was the most successful in their sign. But nobody ever walked out on the weir at night to survey this. The Rooney et al (2015) radio tracking study of lampreys at this weir did not present any evidence that showed that lampreys could use the tiles.
Mistakes need to be admitted here – and we need to move forward. This weir is a legacy of an Office of Public Works – OPW flood scheme and they should now pay for it's removal or modification. What chance have we of addressing the impact of Ardnacrusha hydroelectric scheme on the Lower River Shannon if we can't address this relatively minor obstacle?
The Sea Lampreys issue at this weir is highlighted here:-
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Mulkear LIFE's sign at Annacotty – its only legacy?
The tiles at Annacotty weir did not help any lamprey species. I have worked for years to get this acknowledged. There is no scientific evidence to support the claim that 93% of lampreys can use the lamprey tile passes. One of the tile passes is gone. This sign needs to be removed as it an insult to people who care about this river and its conservation. It is also misleading and misinforming the many people who pass here each day. We need a proper solution for this site to help all migratory fish. This is not about embarrassing anyone – this is about restoring fish migration pathways.


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source: Prison Watch UK
published: 8 September 2016
The British tabloid press has recently been alive with headlines of self-styled emirs, hate-preaching imams and jihadi books in prisons. Their ire only increased when radical preacher Anjem Choudary was convicted of swearing allegiance to Islamic State.
The government has responded by announcing a new strategy whereby the most dangerous extremists are to be isolated within high-security "prisons within prisons" to stop them from radicalising others.
But will the strategy work? Or has it been tried before and proved ineffective? Could it even be a propaganda coup for extremist recruiters?
For the past 50 years, the most hard-core prisoners have been dispersed within the prison system to prevent them from establishing close relationships with other inmates.


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BOSTON — The Coast Guard Cutter Escanaba returned to its homeport in Boston, Sunday following a 70-day patrol in the Eastern Pacific Ocean.
During its 12,000 nautical mile patrol, the Escanaba interdicted over 1,200 kilograms of cocaine, 20 kilograms of heroin, and seven suspected narcotics traffickers.
They also worked with a Helicopter Interdiction Tactical Squadron to pursue and board six vessels of interest.
Escanaba's crew also responded to a search and rescue case off the coast of Mayport, Florida, assisting three people in acquiring a commercial towing service after they lost communications and ran out of gas.
In addition to conducting extensive drug interdiction operations, crewmembers spotted and freed four Leatherback sea turtles that had become entangled in fishing gear.
"Our success this patrol was a true testament to the hard work and dedication of the crew," said Cmdr. Patrick F. Peschka, commanding officer of the Escanaba. "Their team work and resilience through several long days and nights resulted in the effective disruption in the flow of illegal trafficking in the Eastern Pacific Ocean. They should be extremely proud of what they have accomplished over these two months."
The 270-foot Escanaba is a Medium Endurance Cutter with a crew of 100. The Escanaba was commissioned into Coast Guard service Aug. 29, 1987. Nearing its 30th year of service, Escanaba and the other 26 aging medium endurance cutters are slated for replacement by the new Offshore Patrol Cutter.


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Wisteria BLVD Fragrance Oil – Fragrance Oil Spotlight
Wisteria BLVD Fragrance Oil is a fruit and floral scent by Natures Garden. This aroma is a gorgeous and very feminine scent that floral and fruit scents with soft undertones of vanilla and musk that create a fragrance oil perfect for women. Whether you are looking to scent your scrubs, lotions, perfumes, or even handcrafted soaps this lovely fragrance oil is perfect for your creations.
What Does Wisteria BLVD Fragrance Oil Smell Like?
Compare this fragrance oil by Natures Garden to Wisteria Lane. This classic floral fragrance comprises ultra-feminine notes of Wisteria, Rose, Violet and Ylang with undertones of precious woods and tender musks for a captivating and enchanting scent.
Top Notes: Melon, Peach, Coconut, Apple
Middle Notes: Ylang Ylang, Rose, Jasmine, Violet, Wisteria
Base Notes: Vanilla, Musk
How Do Our Customers Use Wisteria BLVD Fragrance Oil in Room Scenting Recipes?
Many of our customers that enjoy room scenting creations can enjoy this this lovely floral fragrance oil in their products. For those making homemade potpourri, this sweet scent can be used at a 50% rate. Also, incense stick and incense cone recipes can contain up to 50% of this floral fragrance oil. Natural homemade household cleaners are able to include a maximum of 5% of this scent. Diy aroma beads air freshener recipes can be created with this sweet musk aroma.
Also, customers create homemade scented candles with this feminine fragrance oil. Candles that are made of either vegetable waxes or paraffin wax can use up to 10% of this scent. Candle products made of either wow wax or joy wax have been found to perform perfectly. Strongly scented soy candles can be made perfectly with this feminine aroma as well. If you would enjoy coloring your wax creations, then we would like to suggest that you use purple color blocks. Another option, two drops of Spectrum purple liquid candle dye will work nicely. If you choose to color these products differently, then we would recommend that you avoid crayons as they clog wicks.
How Do Our Customers Use Wisteria BLVD Fragrance Oil in Bath and Body Recipes?
Homemade cosmetic makers can include Wisteria Blvd fragrance oil in their bath and body recipes. Handmade body butters, scented creams, homemade perfumes, and other related products can use up to 5% of this floral aroma. If you are wanting to use this fragrance in soap, then check out its characteristics in soap from our cold process soap testing video. Soap batches that use this floral scent will have no acceleration, no ricing, and no separation. Also, the bars will have no discoloration and the scent will remain very strong after the soaps all cure. If you would like to color any of your bath and body products that use this classy fragrance oil, then we would like to suggest that you include some purple liquid candle dye in the amount that you would prefer. Those who color their creations differently should never include any form of candle dye.
We hope that you enjoy this sweet vanilla, floral, and musk blend in your own handcrafted creations!


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Make Safety a Priority When Shopping for Holiday Toys
Each holiday season, parents spend hours searching online or waiting in stores for just the right toys and gifts. While our personal injury lawyer knows you want your children to have fun, we also know you want them to stay safe. Dangerous and defective children's toys are an unfortunately common problem. The following offers safety tips to help guide you when making purchases this year.
Dangerous and Defective Toys
It is hard to protect children from all of the potential dangers that lurk outside their front door, Unfortunately, items you buy for them and bring into your home are often the most likely culprit for causing serious accidents and injuries. According to SafeKids.org, as many as 180,000 children require care in hospital emergency rooms each year as the result of injuries sustained due to defective or dangerous toys. This averages to more than 500 children per day, and a third of these are children under the age of five.
Choking hazards are significant risks for little ones, as well as for older children. Good Housekeeping advises that there have been numerous reports concerning fidget spinners, a popular toy kids clamored for during the summer of 2017. Held between the forefinger and thumb, fidget spinners have three shiny metal parts that detach from the product. Children as old as 10 have choked by putting the quarter sized objects into their mouths, causing the device to be placed on consumer 'most dangerous toys' lists.
In addition to those considered dangerous, some toys are outright defective and end up on the Consumer Product Safety Commission's (CPSC) recall list. Recently recalled children's toys include the following:
- Hallmark Plus Stacking Toys, due to choking hazards;
- Plan Toys Baby Gyms, due to strangulation risks;
- TOMY Chipmunk Toys, due to sharp edges;
- Dynacraft Ride On Toys, due to crash hazards.
Safety Tips when Shopping for Children
Stronger regulations regarding children's toys have help to improve safety over the past 20 years, but as the above statistics show, injuries continue to be a common occurrence. To make sure the toys you buy over the holidays are safe for the children in your life, follow these tips from the CPSC:
- Read product labels to ensure the toy is age appropriate.
- If you buy sports related gifts, such as bikes or skateboards, make sure to include helmets, knee pads, and other safety gear.
- Watch for toys that have small pieces, particularly if the child is young or has little brothers and sisters.
- Avoid toys at discount stores, which may have been produced under less stringent guidelines.
Let Us Help You Today
In the event a dangerous or defective product causes harm to you or your child, you may be able to hold the seller and the product manufacturer accountable through a personal injury lawsuit. Call or contact the Law Firm of William E. Raikes III online today, and request a consultation to see how our Fort Pierce product liability attorney can help you.


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You may remember my previous post about the flash mob worship service held in Liverpool earlier in the year. Dream are planning another event on the 18th of July from 12-1PM on Crosby beach. If you are a Facebook person the event is here. There is also a Guerrilla Worship group here.
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SUPPORTING ABC Heywire
Watch video reviews of the 2017 and the 2016 Heywire Summits
Find out more about the current Heywire Regional Youth Summit and the new Trailblazers programme.
INSPIRING IDEASIt's a chance to share youth issues with government
The Heywire Regional Youth Summit talks bring together young people, politicians, youth organisations and the ABC.
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Mike & Geraldine shown here attending the 2016 Youth Summit Awards Dinner in Canberra. Photo by Mark Graham.
This catalytic program helps community groups implement the ideas and solutions that emerge from the annual Heywire Regional Youth Summit.
Each February, about 40 young people from rural and regional Australia gather in Canberra to engage in youth-led national conversations about issues that matter to them. Together they develop brilliant ideas to improve the lives of young Australians.
Read more about ABC Heywire...
Some of the Heywire participants have gone on to create real change in their regional communities. In 2017 ABC launched a follow-on program called Trailblazers to provide them the opportunity to share their stories on the ABC and in video to spread the word.
Read more about Trailblazers below...
The Importance of ABC Heywire
Because the impact of this program is far more than just the projects themselves. It encourages young people to speak up and take action, becoming the next generation of regional entrepreneurs and leaders.
This intersects perfectly with what the Sally Foundation thinks is important - fostering the development of young Australians and young people across regional and rural Australia in particular.
Sally partners with FRRR (Foundation for Rural & Regional Renewal) who provide grants to help communities adopt the ideas that emerge from ABC Heywire.
"I have attended and participated as a mentor in 4 Heywire Summits where 40+ young people throughout rural and regional Australia come to Canberra for one week; each time I am amazed and excited by their vivacity, creativity and determination to find new solutions to the concerns of young people.
The topics/themes are timely issues ranging from sustainable careers in Agriculture, to Mental Health issues, to Diversity and many others... whatever is important to the local community.
I feel privileged to be invited to be part of this process and be in the presence of the future leaders of our country.
Having worked with troubled young people I am very aware that it takes great courage to tell their personal story to the public. The ABC team supports and encourages these young people to tell their stories and capture their audience.
As a funder/partner to the FRRR/ABC Heywire Grants I find it very exciting that many projects have an impact long after the 12 month funding period. It is rewarding and uplifting to see these original ideas taken forward and sometimes attracting larger funders."
Geraldine Roche
Founder / Director Sally Foundation
TRAILBLAZERS - by ABC Heywire
Trailblazers was introduced by ABC Heywire in 2017 to help enable regional changemakers to further develop their ideas/programs through mentoring and skills enhancement. This also encompasses exposure of their ideas on ABC to create awareness.
- Read more about Trailblazers in this ABC news article...
- Meet the 2020 Trailblazers winners here...
- Browse through some of the other Trailblazer stories highlighted below...
Trailblazers ABC Interview
Each year, Geraldine works with the ABC and the amazing young Trailblazers to mentor them and help them get to the next level with their projects.
In 2020 we launched the Sally Foundation Trailblazers Development Fund in partnership with ABC and FRRR to provide "helping hand grant funding" to assist these young people in capacity building their organisations and developing their leadership skills.
$20,000 in grants were awarded - read more here ->>
Little Brick Pastoral
An education tool - using Lego - for students, teachers and adults to learn more about the agricultural industry and careers in Australia...
Dead Parents Society
A grassroots group started in Canberra to provide vital support to young people grieving the loss of a parent...
KMAC Youth Council
An indigenous Youth Council formed in the Pilbara region to unite their community and reconnect with their culture...
Grassroots Blueprint
A social media-based project to improve the networks and wellbeing of farmers, helping to save lives in regional & rural areas...
Two Trains documentary
A 'trailblazer' who used his funding to create an important documentary about the ice epidemic affecting his small Tasmanian town...
Channel Country Ladies Day
These 'trailblazers' brought together women from isolated country areas for a social weekend each year...
Gen Aware education
Gen Aware has created educational resources focusing on safety, consent and respect...
Raise your Cards campaign
Starting conversations to break the silence around mental illness and help regional young people manage their mental health...


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Colorado's national popular vote bill advances
The Colorado House moved to advance a bill that aims to pledge the state's nine Electoral College votes to the presidential candidate who wins the national popular vote, rather than the state's popular vote. According to the Denver Post, the bill has already passed in the state Senate and will get a final state House vote on Thursday. It's expected that Governor Jared Polis, a Democrat, would sign the measure.
If passed, Colorado would join 11 other states and the District of Columbia that have already enacted the National Popular Vote interstate compact into law. Collectively, the states that have signed on control 172 electoral votes. The measure would not take effect until enacted by enough states to secure another 98 electoral votes -- for a total of 270, the number needed to win the presidency.
Under the compact, the national popular vote winner would be the candidate who received the most popular votes from all 50 states and the District of Columbia on Election Day. When the Electoral College meets in mid-December, the national popular-vote winner would receive all of the electoral votes of the states that enacted the popular vote measure.
State Rep. Lori Saine, a Republican, told CBS News before Thursday's vote that while she expected the bill to pass the state House along party lines, she doubts the bill will have an impact on the 2020 election.
"President Trump said during the 2016 campaign that he's going to win no matter what...that he'd just campaign differently and I believe him," said Saine. She said the idea of "converting electors to agents of other states would be a breach of public trust."
Saine predicted intra-state lawsuits would be filed calling into question the state's rules on how they conduct elections. She added that the states that have already joined the compact are considered "deep, deep blue. We'd be the only purple state there."
Asked if there were any efforts planned by the Republican caucus to block the bill should it reach Polis' desk, Saine said she couldn't say, but she anticipated protests in the state.
How the Electoral College works now
Under the Electoral College, each state is allocated a number of votes equal to the number of senators and representatives in its U.S. congressional delegation—two votes for its senators in the Senate plus a number of votes equal to the number of its members in the U. S. House of Representatives. In most states, the candidate who wins the greatest number of votes in the state wins the state's electoral votes.
Under the 23rd Amendment of the Constitution, the District of Columbia is allocated three electors and treated like a state for purposes of the Electoral College. In order to be elected, a presidential/vice-presidential ticket must receive at least 270 Electoral College votes.
Shortly after the 2016 election in which Hillary Clinton lost the Electoral College to Donald Trump, but won the national popular vote by over 2.5 million votes, many called into question the effectiveness of the electoral college process and demanded it be phased out. Mr. Trump defended his win at the time, claiming he "would have done even better" in the race if the winner was based on popular vote.
According to a CBS News poll conducted after the election, 54 percent of Americans (to 41 percent) favored amending the Constitution to elect the next president by popular vote rather than the Electoral College.
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I contacted Judge Jim Gray, the Libertarian Party's 2012 Vice Presidential nominee, about an article published here on December 25 announcing that Gray planned to attend the January 3 Democratic Liberty Caucus event in South Carolina. The event reportedly planned to feature former Senator Jim Webb of Virginia, who last month opened an exploratory committee to decide whether to seek the Democratic Party's 2016 presidential nomination. However, according to Gray, Webb will likely not attend the event. His name no longer appears on the program.
This development has disappointed Gray, who acknowledged Webb's presidential intentions, but had no information on whether Webb might seek the Libertarian Party's 2016 presidential nomination.
"From the limited information I have about [Webb]," says Gray, "he would be an attractive candidate."
Webb served as Secretary of the Navy during the Reagan administration and served one term in the Senate following the 2006 Democratic sweep. He was named as a potential running mate for Barack Obama in 2008, but pulled his name from consideration.
"Time will tell!" says Gray on the prospect of Webb running for the Libertarian Party presidential nomination.


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This is from the Bugzilla entry corresponding the concern raised by the TAG about Microdata and HTML+RDFa. If this is being closed by the editor as WONTFIX, then the next step is for the TAG to decide whether we want to escalate and ask for more consideration by the HTML WG. Dan: since I won't be chairing this week, I suggest you schedule discussion of this, and do please ensure that the minutes clearly document any conclusions and supporting rationale. Thank you. Noah -------- Original Message -------- Subject: [Bug 13100] TAG issue on HTML+RDFa and Microdata last call drafts Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2011 09:31:23 +0000 From: firstname.lastname@example.com To: firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=13100 Maciej Stachowiak<email@example.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |firstname.lastname@example.com --- Comment #10 from Maciej Stachowiak<firstname.lastname@example.com> 2011-07-18 09:31:21 UTC --- It's completely acceptable, per WG process, for the Editor to resolve this bug, including possibly as WONTFIX. At that point, other parties can choose to escalate. Quoting from the Editor's Response that Ian gave: > If you are satisfied with this response, please change the state of this bug to CLOSED. If > you have additional information and would like the editor to reconsider, please > reopen this bug. If you would like to escalate the issue to the full HTML > Working Group, please add the TrackerRequest keyword to this bug, and suggest > title and text for the tracker issue; or you may create a tracker issue > yourself, if you are able to do so. For more details, see this document: > http://dev.w3.org/html5/decision-policy/decision-policy.html Note: this bug is a P1, therefore per our process has to resolved within 30 days. Additional note: it seems to me this bug does not have enough specific information to be actionable, therefore it would be wholly appropriate to resolve it as WONTFIX. -- Configure bugmail: http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/userprefs.cgi?tab=email ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are on the CC list for the bug.Received on Monday, 18 July 2011 13:11:58 UTC
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Illegal Immigration Up, Deportations Down in 2014: DHS
Stephen Dinan, Washington Times, December 21, 2014
The number of illegal immigrants crossing the border rose in 2014, while deportations dropped, according to new statistics Homeland Security released Friday in a pre-holiday data dump that signaled potential problems on both sides of the immigration enforcement equation.
Apprehensions on the border, which Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says is a yardstick for overall illegal immigration, rose 16 percent in fiscal year 2014, while deportations from within the interior of the U.S.–the measure of how much the administration is going after long-time illegal immigrants–fell 24 percent.
Those numbers, which cover from Oct. 1, 2013, through Sept. 30, 2014, are from before President Obama announced his new temporary amnesty on Nov. 20. That is likely to lower deportations even more.
An administration official briefing reporters on condition he not be named said the drop in deportations was at least partially due to the surge of illegal immigrants from Central America, who he said require detention, flights and travel documents, which makes them more expensive to deport than Mexicans, who can usually be quickly sent back across the land border.
The official also said part of the problem is that so-called "sanctuary city" localities are increasingly refusing to turn immigrants over to federal authorities for deportation. Homeland Security said localities refused 10,182 different requests from federal agents to hold illegal immigrants the agents wanted to pick up for deportation.
"This required ICE to expend additional resources to locate, apprehend and remove criminal aliens who were released into the community, rather than transferred directly into custody," the department said in a memo on the new numbers. "These changes further contributed to decreased ICE removals."
Mr. [Jeh] Johnson, in a statement releasing the figures, blamed this summer's surge of illegal immigrant children for the poor results.
"This year's statistics are informed by a number of complex and shifting factors, most notably the 68 percent increase in migration from countries other than Mexico, predominately from Central America, and a 14 percent drop in Mexican migration since fiscal year 2013," he said.
An administration official said this is the first time on record that border authorities have caught more non-Mexicans than Mexicans at the border, underscoring the changing demographics.
As for deportations, the administration said of the roughly 102,000 immigrants deported from the interior of the U.S., about 87,000 had criminal records. That means only about 15,000 rank-and-file illegal immigrants with no criminal records were deported, which works out to about 1 out of every 1,000 illegal immigrants estimated to be in the U.S.


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This sculpture was created in 1987 by Polish artist Igor Mitoraj. It is located near the Old Town Hall on the Lower Bridge in Bamberg. In the background, you see Michelsberg Abbey, which is currently being renovated.
This sculpture was created in 1987 by Polish artist Igor Mitoraj. It is located near the Old Town Hall on the Lower Bridge in Bamberg. In the background, you see Michelsberg Abbey, which is currently being renovated.
Ehrenburg palace (Schloss Ehrenburg) was the residence palace of the dukes of Saxe-Coburg until 1918. It was built in the 16th century from a Franciscan monastery. The present façade in English Gothic Revival style was designed by Karl Friedrich Schinkel in the beginning of the 19th century.
The Coburg Riding Hall (Coburger Reiterhalle) is in the immediate vicinity of Ehrenburg Palace (Schloss Ehrenburg). It was built in 1852 according to the plans of master builder Georg Konrad Rothbart. The sculptural horse's head in the tondo directly above the pointed arch portal was created by Theodor Behrens.
The manhole covers in Coburg show the city arms. They display the head of Saint Maurice, the patron of the city. According to legend, Saint Maurice died as leader of the Theban Legion a martyr's death in the 3rd century. In general, this depiction of him is known as Coburger Mohr (Coburg Moor).
The tower of the city hall was erected between 1889 and 1892 by Heinrich Freiherr von Schmidt in neo-Gothic style.
The Breitachklamm is a gorge located in Allgäu next to the border between Germany and Austria. On the German end of the gorge there is a helpful exhibition hall explaining the different parts of the gorge and how such a gorge come into being.
Fascinating modern architecture inside the walls of Nuremberg. The glass façade of the 'Neues Museum' is mirroring the old town wall. By the way the museum is about modern and contemporary art as well as design.
And now some history:On the left side the great emblem (Große Wappen) and on the right side the minor emblem (Kleine Wappen) of Nuremberg. The left one is generally used by administrative bodies whereas the minor one is used by some companies too.
I was told this part at the tympanum of St. Lorenz is showing the 'Ascension of Jesus'. For me this is really an odd illustration as one can see only the feet of Jesus. What do you think?
This sundial is located at the Nassauer Haus in Nuremberg. I love the design which reminds on a scroll. Around the corner, there is another sundial with a more common design.
An iconic view of Nuremberg: The Heilig-Geist-Spital. The church of this building was the depository for the Imperial Regalia for many years.
The 'Schöner Brunnen' is one of the most beautiful fountains I have ever seen and is placed at the central place of Nuremberg. A ring embedded in the fence surrounding the fountain is said to bring good luck to those who spin. Another version told me spinning the ring rises your fertility. So be careful!


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As a growing number of states implement prescription drug monitoring databases to curb "doctor shopping" for painkillers, some physicians say they object to aspects of the programs.
The databases are designed to alert prescribers that a patient may be abusing drugs, or diverting them for illegal sale, according to Reuters. Currently, 43 states have the databases, and another five states have passed laws to create them.
Pharmacists enter prescriptions for controlled substances, so doctors can see if a patient is attempting to obtain drugs from more than one location.
Sherry Green, CEO of the National Alliance for Model State Drug Laws, told Reuters that some doctors are concerned that the database programs could breach patient confidentiality, and interfere with needed pain treatment. They also worry that the databases could be used against doctors who need to prescribe high amounts of painkillers.
Some doctors object to being required to consult the database every time they prescribe potentially addictive medication, and say it should be left to their discretion, according to Green. They also say using the database is time-consuming. States are trying to increase the speed of the database so that doctors can access information while patients are still in the office. Some states allow doctors to authorize another staff member to use the database on their behalf.
The article notes some doctors see laws requiring mandatory use of the databases as putting law enforcement above health care. The Kentucky Medical Association was able to fight a provision that would have moved the state's database to the Attorney General's office.
Many prescription monitoring databases allow doctors and pharmacists to access information from neighboring states, which helps cut down on people driving across state lines to find more prescriptions.


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Released on April 24, 2012
Pages: 149
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The Delight
What could have been just your average age-difference romance was given life and complexity with well-drawn characters and the issues of severe health issues on the part of one and past abuse for the other. I was all in and cheering for them to find their way to happy.
Handle with Care is a standalone that I picked up years ago and finally decided to give it a go. I no sooner encounter Benji, living a half-life in his Reading flat as he waits for a kidney and pancrea transplant. The highlight of his days is waiting for the chipper and flirty parcel delivery guy, Ollie, in all his skater guy-looking glory to come by for a brief chat and a delivery. If only Ollie knew how pathetic he was ordering stuff (aka porn) just to see him come more often than just drop off his medicine.
This story is gently-paced, has its stops and starts as these two slowly work things out. Ben is the sole narrator of the story and this is good because it makes Ollie something of an enigma that has to be discovered as Ben gets to know him and earns his trust. There are so many complexities and I love how the author didn't give them free passes on their feelings or words. Ben is hung up on feeling unattractive and unable to function with another guy because his medical issues like having a port in his belly, his treatments, and his endurance. Ben works for a software company and is doing pretty good. They're opposites really. Ollie is something of an enigma at first. He seems like this happy-g0-lucky skater kid, just getting by, who might have a thing for an older guy. Ollie's hang-ups aren't so obvious at first since Ben's health is the overriding concern of everyone, but as it all comes out, my heart just broke for him.
There are some spicy moments in the book and I chucked about Ollie's show of a bit of medical kink, but the relationship and the health issues take the front seat through most of the beginning.
In the end, it was heartwarming and hot, more complex than I expected, and a well-written m/m contemporary romance that I was glad to have read and can recommend.
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Ok so me and my friend are doing a weekend challenge... Whoever makes the best game wins.
Im trying to make a game like farmville but its called mineville and its just a little different. My problem is that theres this part in the code that keeps repeating, and i can't get it to stop. What should i do? Please keep it simple as i am just a beginner. Here's the code.
scores = []
choice = None
while choice != "0":
Welcome to Main Menu! Select what you would like to do!
0 - Exit
1 - Go to the Mine
2 - Go to the Shop
3 - Display Inventory
choice = input("Choice: ")
It might look familiar to some of you because i got it from my 'Python for the Absolute Beginner' book. (Don't worry, the challenge allowed the use of our programming books. Lol) Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.


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I've been there. I know how easily one internalizes society's prejudices toward disability, and I've been fighting it for years now. It's okay.
I'm not quite ready to say it gets better, to be honest. I'm living alone in a small apartment in a small town, underemployed and constantly worrying about money, and moreover, about my future. But I can say in the past few years, I've had some fantastic friends. In my last semester of college, my friend Aurora said that getting to know me was the highlight of her, and her friends', semester. The world that seemed so daunting and confusing a few years ago is only half as daunting, half as confusing now.
So I'm not going to be insensitive to the challenges we autistic people face today, but I can say that our lives have so much capacity for growth and change, and in our darkest hours it might be all too easy to forget that, but it's still true. The world has capacity for growth and change too, and if we all work together, we can change it.
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Arizona Baker: My Hope for the Future #AutismPositivity2013
I've been there. I know how easily one internalizes society's prejudices toward disability, and I've been fighting it for years now. It's okay.
livnautistic celebrates 1000 Ausome Things #AutismPositivity2013
This post was originally published on livinautistic, at http://livnautistic.wordpress.com/2013/05/01/livnautistic-celebrates-1000-ausome-things-autismpositivity2013/ and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
I found out I'm autistic almost 2 years ago. It was the BEST MOMENT of my life. Don't get me wrong. There are plenty of wonderful moments in my life. But in that moment, it was simply Ausome! In that moment, I felt like Clark Kent. In that moment, I was no longer a lonely stranger wandering in a strange land. In that moment, I found my true identity. In that moment, I had a true sense of belonging. In that moment, my life took on a much more meaningful purpose. In that moment…I'm not going to list all the 1000 Ausome things I had in my life since I made the self-discovery, but I'm proud to say, finding out I'm autistic completely changed the direction of my life.
I used to be a unhappy person. Like many autistic people, I once was totally lost in this world. I was the cat who thought itself as a dog. I thought I was a neurotypical and I was ashamed of my neurological difference because I thought them as my weakness. I tried my best fitting into this neurotypical world but it wasn't very successful. I felt I have to consistently apologize for whom I am. I felt I was somehow different but I didn't know why or how. And because of that, I was angry, defensive and very insecure.
Finding out I'm autistic changed the person I am. It helps me to understand why I am different. I began to know myself better. I became mindful of my own being. I changed my self-perception. No more negative feelings of doubt and guilty. What takes its place is self-accpetance. Now I can concentrate my energy on living positively — how to work around my weakness and utilize my strengths. I'm no longer disabled by my sense of worthlessness. I know now, I am who I am. I'm aware. I have finally come to my own self. At last, I found the key to my true happiness.
As part of my self-discovery, I looked around for other autistic people like me. And I have found them. There is a huge autistic community on Facebook. There are many of us. We share our stories, our interests, knowledge, support and camaraderie. We talked, we joked, we laughed and we celebrated. I'm no longer alone. We are no longer alone. We have each other. Is that not the most Ausome thing in the world?
In days to come, I hope to meet my autistic friends face to face. I look forward for new adventures and new friendships. My son is 7 right now and I am looking forward to introducing him to the autistic community. There are so many wonderful things we autistic people can do. Together we will build a better world for our future generation. And that is Ausome!
The Caffeinated Autistic celebrates 1000 Ausome Things #AutismPositivity2013
This post was originally published by Rose at The Caffeinated Autistic at http://thecaffeinatedautistic.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/the-caffeinated-autistic-celebrates-1000-ausome-things/, and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
I meant to write a post on my birthday (a week ago today) and failed. April is always a difficult month for a variety of personal reasons, but it's become even more so with the knowledge that April is Autism Awareness month. I have seen far too many blue puzzle pieces or rainbow puzzle ribbons.
But today isn't about that. Today is Autism Positivity day, and I'm going to tell you the best things about being autistic, for me.
1. Obsessions. I never really understand why people consider this a negative trait, and refuse to allow autistic children to indulge in their obsessions, rather than using them as an opportunity to learn (or even maybe as a reward if it's difficult to use it in education). If you meet me in person, I can guarantee you that at some point in time, I will launch into an infodump about why Sherlock Holmes is autistic, why all the female characters are amazeballs, why Susan Pevensie's ending was the saddest thing I've ever read and why I hate C.S. Lewis for what he did to her, and why platonic friendships in all sorts of media aren't specific to gender and are amazing. Just to name a few.
2. Stimming. There is angry stimming and panicky stimming, and the cause of these is no fun, but stimming itself is AWESOME. And I've handflapped and rocked in happiness and contentment and drew patterns over the skin of a fellow autistic person. And co-stimming with another autistic person is by far one of the best things to do.
3. Another way of thinking. This isn't very concrete, but I find more and more that I think I'm thinking in a similar manner to a neurotypical person, but then I mention what I'm thinking out loud and yeah, I'm not. But so many times, this means I have the solution to a problem that no one else thought of, and sometimes? This makes the life of an autistic child better because their parents get it because I was able to articulate it.
4. Repetition is amazing. This applies to so much and has to do with echolalia as well as repetitive movements like stimming, but also? It is why I am good at my job. I've been employed for just 2 1/2 months, and you'd think that isn't even long enough to be good at my job, but I've already been training people. I'm fast and accurate and no one at my job but me likes being in the back because it's boring, and yeah, when it's slow, it is, but it's repetitive and perfect and lovely.
5. Language. Language and words are fantastic and I've been an avid reader since I learned right before my 4th birthday – when I apparently taught myself. I was reading at a post high school level in the 2nd grade, and I was often in trouble for trying to read novels behind my science textbooks. I majored in English in college, and even taught it myself for two years (a job that I found too stressful because of red tape and paperwork). I love words, and I love what they can do, the images they can evoke, or the things they do to my ears when they're spoken. There's a segment from an episode of Sesame Street that includes the phrase "lilting Liliputian lullaby", and isn't that just the best thing to say and hear?
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The Tripped Up Life celebrates 1000 Ausome Things #AutismPositivity2013
This post was originally published by Tripped Up Mommy on The Tripped Up Life at http://trippeduplife.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-tripped-up-life-celebrates-1000.html and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
Today I'm participating in the Autism Positivity Project Flash Blog by celebrating two of the most "ausome" parts of my world: Angel and Princess triplets. This flash blog is about showing the world the positive side of autism, the acceptance part of autism. And, on the last day of Autism Awareness month, I felt it was important to participate in – even though I'm really late in the day.
Here is a description from the author of The Third Glance blog, who is one of the major organizers in this effort. I couldn't have explained it any better than this: Last year hundreds of bloggers came together in a show of support and solidarity in response to an anonymous person's Google search "I wish I didn't have Aspergers". The posts that came flooding in from all over the world were a beautiful example of the power of strength in numbers. With so much negativity still surrounding Autism and the misinformation and misconceptions that continue to abound, we invite each of you to share one, or two, or more "Ausome" things!
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No matter how difficult life can be when raising triplets, two of which have neurological differences which make communication extremely difficult, there's never a day without moments of pure and overwhelming love and pride in my children – all my children, those with autism and those who are neurotypical.
Konabarbie Celebrates '1000 Ausome Things' #AutismPositivity2013
This post was originally published by Kristy on Konabarbie at http://konabarbie.blogspot.com/2013/04/konabarbie-celebrates-1000-ausome.html, and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
Gosh I'm old!!
To us the diagnosis was never a negative one. It was actually a relief to finally have a name to something because we knew he was different. Us meaning me and my son because at the time of his diagnosis I was a single mom and it was just the two of us dealing with the school issues, the stomach issues and the sleeping issues.
All of those issues were dealt with in time and now he is doing great in college and loving it and living on his own. I couldn't imagine him any different than what he is, Asperger's and all. Personally, with the exception of the school struggles and IEP nightmares that weren't his fault, I think he was much easier to raise than an NT child.
He struggled in high school, but not only got into the college of his choice, but made the Dean's list last semester.
He learned how to play the violin in third grade and then taught himself how to play the guitar when he was a teen using methods he learned from violin in third grade.
Not to mention he's a computer genius!
And I'm not just saying that because I'm his mom!
Yes, he's "ausome"!
mylifeintriplicate: 1000 Ausome Things: No. 1 is… #AutismPositivity2013
This post was originally published on My Life in Triplicate at http://mylifeintriplicate.wordpress.com/2013/04/30/1000-ausome-things-no-1-is/, and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
… Walking around like you don't have a care in the world!
Have you ever just gone out for a walk and along the way start skipping, or twirling, or giggling?
I have. At 40 years old I, in fact, just did ALL of that tonight! And it was wonderful.
Why? Because that's what my son, Theodore, wanted to do.
While the girls were off playing soccer with coach Dad, me and my ASD prince went out for a walk. While on our street it can get pretty busy and cars and trucks rush through trying to skip a light or two on Route 5. It's not a super busy street but as you could imagine at certain times it is busier than others. And people LOVE to speed down the street.
So we walk down the sidewalk, hand in hand, to the end of our street, cross over, and head toward the paved trails near the CSX/Amtrak RR lines.
It is here, in the late April sunshine, on a day that felt more like June, we dropped hands and walked all over that trail like we OWNED it. We skipped. We hopped. We ran. We stopped and cuddled. We took in the sun. We felt the wind in our hair. We twirled. We giggled. We looked at doggies. We splashed through puddles. We ran a few steps forward, turned around, and ran back toward each other.
Had my girls been there, they would have done the same and no one would have looked twice.
But somehow when Theo does it, and he is in full-on-happy mode, he likes to vocalize and make really LOUD happy noises. His gait is awkward. His movements aren't the smoothest…and those flappy hands are always moving.
That's what my non-verbal Autistic son does. And he's not afraid to show it or do it. That's a positive. To do what you want — twirl, flap, vocalize, hum — and to do so not caring if you have the approval of others.
And this comes after a day in which Theo did not want to do much of anything at school. But his day improved. His night got even better. And isn't that what we all want… just a chance to get out and do what we want in the sun?
Yes, autism is hard. Yes, it is challenging. Yes there are times when all we want to do is sit and rock the time away. And, yes, we have bad days too just like everyone else. It's just that sometimes those bad spells multiply because we can't get our feelings across.
So next time you go out for a walk think of my Theo, do a twirl or two, and live, laugh and love in the moment.
Autism Acceptance Day Celebrates 1000 Ausome Things! #AutismPositivity2013 Paula C Durbin-Westby
This post was originally published by Paula C. Durbin-Westby on the Autism Acceptance Day blog, at http://autismacceptanceday.blogspot.com/2013/04/autism-acceptance-day-celebrates-1000.html, and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
Autism Acceptance Day Celebrates 1000 Ausome Things! #AutismPositivity2013
Check out the many many links on The Autism Positivity Project's links page for the 2013 event, which …Celebrates 1000 Ausome Things! #AutismPositivity2013
The most AUSOME thing I learned this April (today being the last "official" day for Autism "awareness" month, but not even the mid-point of International Autism Acceptance Decade 2010-2020, International Autism Acceptance Decade 2010-2020 is that there are now people who were diagnosed as adults, who have actually always known about Autism Acceptance events the entire time they were going through the process of diagnosis.
Some day, children and parents of children who are being evaluated for autism will have access to materials about Autism Acceptance, created by Autistics and our allies. Although there may be non-accepting things tagged as "acceptance," we will have made enough impact that it will be much easier for families to find positive and accepting messages about autism. Those families will be able to learn about what our lives are like through initiatives such as the Autism Positivity Project and through writings like the Autism Acceptance Day blog interviews.
I would like to write much more about Ausome things, but I am working on getting many more interviews ready to be posted. Those interviews are each so Ausome, that, while I don't have 1000 of them yet, they add important voices to discussions about autism and should be a "required reading" for people wanting to learn more about what life is like for some of us.
Minute to Minute Mommy celebrates 1000 Ausome Things #AutismPositivity2013
This post was originally posted by Jenny Saul-Avila on Minute to Minute Mommy at http://minutetominutemommy.wordpress.com/2013/05/01/minute-to-minute-mommy-celebrates-1000-ausome-things-autismpositivity2013/, and is reprinted here with permission from the author.
'Things are not always what they seem in this place. So, you can't take anything for granted." – The Worm, Labyrinth
I'm not going to sugar coat everything and I am not always going to be politically correct. Before moving forward in this post, I will say that for me, having an Autistic child can be a real roller coaster – with extreme highs and lows and everything in between.
But there's one huge and awesome thing that Autism has taught me – never take anything for granted. And I will say now that not taking so much for granted is a GOOD thing. In fact, at this point in my family's life, in my own opinion, it's the best thing about Autism.
Prior to Nathaniel being born, I had some loose, vague ideas of how I envisioned his infancy, toddler-hood and childhood, etc. I thought about holiday traditions and playing in fall leaves, picking dandelions, sledding in snow, stuff like that. I don't have a long history of many babies or young children in my life, so I didn't think I had any real firm idea of how I wanted it all to be.
Until I watched, mostly via Facebook, how other people's children, born around the same time as my own, grew along a different path. I saw the things they did as families, the places they went, the things they experienced that seemed so different from my little family. I never knew much about early childhood development; I just assumed my child would develop along pretty much the same path as others'.
But I've gained some perspective, through my own experience and through reading the experiences of others who have children with special needs and through reading the writing of those with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, intellectual disabilities and physical disabilities. I have really come to realize that NOBODY knows how their child is going to develop or how their life will play out. Whatever notions we might have about our futures, about our children's futures, about our friends' and other family members' futures – it's all up in the air. My little family's life is always evolving and changing. I have absolutely no idea what the next month will hold, let alone the next year or two or 10. Yeah, it'd be nice to have a crystal ball at times to save oneself a bit of anxiety, but none of us have that. I don't think I fully appreciated that before.
The ability to communicate has been one of the biggest things I no longer take for granted. Nathaniel started talking, albeit in one syllable approximations, late last spring/early last summer, when he was a little over 2 years old, after not having a single word and only having a slight grasp of using two different signs, "more" and "all done." He could point, but it was sort of vague (his pointing when he wants something across the room is still not the best – I think he doesn't realize that my line of sight isn't identical to his). He was frustrated and often unhappy and on edge, as were we, because we could not understand him and we wanted so desperately to understand. But once we began to learn more about his delays, about his diagnosis, we found therapists who could help. Then, on the way to talking, he quickly learned how to use a picture exchange book, which helped lessen some of the frustration he was having & that was also our frustration, in wanting to help. Now, he has more words than I could begin to count, he can say "more" and "all done," he is speaking in sentences and except when he's flustered or not feeling well, he can do a decent job of getting across to us what he needs and wants – his words can be hard to understand at times, but we're getting there. And he can understand us better, as his vocabulary expands. He understands not to touch certain things, because they're hot, so now he can be in the kitchen when we cook or bake. He knows what it means to be "cold," or "comfortable." To some, this may seem like no big deal – but to me, it's all completely awesome. Every word he says I know took a lot of learning and growing. I am on the way to "getting" that the ability to communicate, through any means, is not something to take for granted.
There is so much that Nathaniel can do now that he couldn't do before that has taught me so much. He's starting to walk up & down steps instead of crawling. Lately, he will alternate feet on a couple steps, instead of putting both feet on one step before going to the next one. He still puts his hands down most of the time, but he doesn't have to. He can jump forward. Not that long ago, he couldn't jump in place. He gallops, bear crawls, slinks like a snake, goes up and down a sliding board by himself, is getting comfortable on a platform swing after a long period of not wanting to get on any swing. All of these things are probably no big deal to some – but to me, AMAZING. Every time I see him do these things, I am thrilled. It just doesn't get old.
And all this progress is not about assimilation. I don't need for Nathaniel to be "like everyone else." But I want him to be comfortable, happy, confident and with less anxiety. I don't take his happiness for granted. I don't take his comfort for granted. When I see him happy, when I see that he is feeling more comfortable in situations that were hard before, more confident with his own physical movement, I am all the happier. The smile on a child is a beautiful, awesome thing. And my son's Autism has made me more aware of the importance of another person's happiness.
That's pretty awesome…or ausome.
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E (The Third Glance) Celebrates 1000 Ausome Things! #AutismPositivity2013
Ahh, this year's flash blog. It's been an interesting one this year, putting it all together. But you know, that's one of the best things about being Autistic. I get to be me, and by just being me, I can help others. The hyper-focus that I can maintain while constantly scheduling and updating the wordpress site definitely help too…
But on a more serious note, what are some of my favorite parts of being autistic? What makes being autistic "ausome"? Lots of things. Here are just a few things that I love about being autistic:
My stuffed animals. At 23, I have over 300 stuffed animals (312 to be exact) and I love every single one of them. They bring me great joy, and I love snuggling with them. If you ever want to make me happy, give me a stuffed animal.
Being a PhD student. I get to spend all day, every day, learning about my favorite subject in the world. I'm paid to perseverate on it. If that's not ausome I don't know what is.
Having super-senses. Sometimes this is not so ausome. I often get overloaded and this can lead to meltdowns. I have trouble eating and wearing most types of clothes (but not clothes is an even worse option!) But I rally do enjoy being able to hear everything that goes on all over the place. I like knowing what's going on and how to find it.
Facts. Facts are awesome. There are lots of facts. I take pride in being a walking encyclopedia about a number of things, and really enjoy learning new facts.
My kitty, who is without a doubt an autistic cat. He's a sweet, loving cuddly feline who is terrified of loud noises and people, except me. I think my neurology gives us a special bond. He was in the shelter for 9 months before I took him home.
Flapping for joy. Stimming for the love of the movement. Twirling in the rain. (as long as I can dry off immediately after :P)
Playing the piano for hours on end while I let the music carry me away from where I am.
My wonderful friends who take me as I am and celebrate me for it. Those people who take The Third Glance.
And finally, knowing that I am autistic is one of the most ausome things about autism. Knowing that there is a "why" for all the reasons I'm different from my peers. That there's an explanation for all the horrors of my childhood, for all the difficulties I face on a daily basis. For the disconnect between me and most people. Knowing that there are others like me. And a whole world out there waiting to accept us with open arms, and let us be unequivocally ausomely autistic.
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Susan Elizabeth Spann: Embracing Autism – 1000 Ausome Things #AutismPositivity2013
Autism is a motivator! I was diagnosed, confirmed, with autism, high functioning, in December 2011. I was 33. The year that followed was tumultuous at best. It was about discovery. Exploration. And there were some not positive moments through some negative attitudes expressed following my diagnosis. For the most part, I learned that sometimes churches are not always accepting of adults who have special needs, particularly autism. But even though it was a negative lesson, and painful, I turned it into a positive. I am now in pursuit of opportunities that I never had before in order to effect a positive change. You see, because of my late diagnosis, I also discovered that access to services and therapies an grants for technology like iPads are virtually non-existent for adults with autism. So here's what I have set about to do. I am not only trying to raise funds for my own iPad an services, but I am also using one of new gifts as a means to raise funds for others to have what I do have now. ABA therapy works. In adults. And I am now very happy. Much more so than I have been for a long time! And that's awesome!


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Saying Goodbye
My father-in-law is dying. My wife and I were able to take a few days this week to visit him in Illinois.
When I returned to the office this morning, and started returning phone calls, a colleague who knew that I was out of town asked if I had a good trip. I explained the circumstances, and that this was not a fun vacation for us. My father-in-law's cancer has spread, and he won't be with us much longer. It was important to spend a day with him at this point in his life journey.
These times of transition are always hard in a family. They remind us of the importance of expressing our love, remembering our history, and seeking reconciliation. They also connect us with the grand cycles of life and death, and bring us into touch with our own mortality.
As individuals and families, and within our communities of faith, we do well to be intentional about giving thanks for those we love, and acknowledging these transitions. So, yes, at that level it was a good and healing trip.
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A few months ago, I received a note from a friend who wrote about the importance of taking trips before it is too late. His words sound very similar to my experience this week, but the context is very different.
He wrote: "I find myself haranguing my son to get out in the back-country more, not because of the joy it brings you or the sacredness of it, but because I am not sure how much longer it will last or be accessible. For example, he is a diver and I think he should get down the Great Barrier Reef before it is too late."
What an astonishing new problem.
Get down to the Great Barrier Reef before it is too late. Go to Glacier National Park while there are still glaciers. Visit the islands of the South Pacific before they go under water. Go to Kenya to see the megafauna -- lions and rhinos and giraffes -- while they still exist in the wild. Get to the Arctic and explore the tundra before it thaws.
It is not like going to see the colors of the fall foliage before it is too late -- for this year. These are trips to say goodbye. Go to see something that is about to disappear forever.
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Throughout human history, people have sought the theological and practical tools to deal with the death of relatives and friends. But never before have we needed to deal with the death of whole communities of life and the transformation of geological features. Never before have humans witnessed this sort of devastation and destruction -- caused by our own species impacts on the global environment.
It is good and helpful to find closure at the end of my father-in-law's life. But I don't like the spirit of acceptance that could come with visits to endangered habitats.
The chance to visit the Great Barrier Reef should not make it easier to accept the destruction of that treasure-trove of life. Rather, it should stir any visitor to intense efforts to halt the processes of death and destruction.
For the most part, our rituals around death are designed to lead us toward acceptance. The sorts of family time that we claimed this week, and the established routines of funerals, help us move through a painful disturbance, and then to recover a normal pattern to our lives.
But the disturbances to our natural world are not just painful and personal. The environmental disruptions around us preclude a return to normalcy.
We are coming face-to-face with phenomena that we are not equipped to address -- practically, psychologically or spiritually. We need new ways to face death on this scale. We need experiences, stories and rituals that will transform us, both individually and collectively. We don't need acceptance; we need conversion to a sustainable way of life.
Can we in the church rise to this new occasion? Can we compose prayers and hymns and liturgies that serve a new purpose? As we come face-to-face with a new scale of death, can we find the hope and the courage and the vision and the commitment that will move us into a new way of living in the world?
In my family's encounter with death and dying this fall, I pray that we may find acceptance and healing. But in our planetary encounter with death and dying, I pray that we may never simply say goodbye to large segments of God's creation.
Save us, O God, from anything that leads us to quiet acceptance of the Earth's deep distress.
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Cancer Its Proper Treatment and Cure
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