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catandvee: March 2013
Happy Easter to you all! - hope you've all had a peaceful and chocolate-filled Easter Sunday. Just popping in to share with you our three new cushion-panel designs - they just arrived last Thursday from Spoonflower.
We haven't had a chance yet to sew with them, or cut them into panels for the shop - too much chocolate to eat, wine to drink and lounging around to do. .
Can you read this one? Just to help out those of you who have not yet succombed to the need for over-40 specs: "Dear Teen Pop - thank you for applying for Mums' Night Out. We regret to inform you that your long layered fringes and sugary, but hopeful lyrics are not needed at this time. We are not saying that we will never, ever, ever get back together. We will review your application on the morning school run. Sincerely, 80's Music".
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We love them, they are so fun and will add a bit of colour and fun to your lounge. We'll have them listed in the shop in the next few days - allowing a bit of time for a little more chocolate-eating. Here's to your happy Easter weekend. xoxo cat
Happy Easter weekend to you all! - how is your consumption of chocolate coming along? Very steady here - the odd little egg or two with a cup of tea ... several times a day ... I'm popping in to share pics of one more sweet pouch for the gorgeous Ros' Sweet Pouch Swap. The lovely lady this is headed to, indicated that she liked greens, pinks and owls. {{front}}
{{Pam Kitty Morning button card}}
And the all-important 'sweets' part of the 'Sweet Pouch Swap' - I've gone with my favourite Green & Black's milk chocolate and The Natural Confectionary Company Party Mix. And since it's Easter tomorrow, I had to include a couple of Malteaster Bunnies - good grief, I've scoffed my fair share of them in the last month. And as the 'local area' postcard, I chose one from Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, which is a well-known koala / kangaroo / wombat / Australian-animals-a-thon attraction. .
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Happy Easter to you all, hope the Bunny finds you safe and sound. xoxo cat
Since making Jane's fabulous Refractatorium blocks for the AusModBee, I've become a little obsessed with paper-piecing. I've bought and downloaded a few patterns, which are waiting patiently in the wings. They're in a folder actually. No wings around here. The pattern I keep returning to - since I love it so very much - is Latte To Go, from the amazing Penny and Kerry of Sew-Ichigo. My first latte was blogged here.
So far, I have only kept the very first one - the one with the orange background up the top - all the rest have been made as pressies to give away - a bit of latte-to-go-love to share around. On instagram, Berene from HappySewLucky said how awesome a whole quilt of Lattes to Go would look - just imagine - different colours, different sizes, a whole world of fussy-cutting-happiness. Berene is the designer behind the fabulous improv word fabric I use so much - it's a fussy-cutting-piece-of-joy. The 'beautiful', 'birthday' and 'first class' on the lids above are from her fabric. Next on the sewing to-do list are a couple more zip pouches. And then some more fabric-ironing. Happy Wednesday to you all - only one more day til the Easter hols!! xoxo cat
I finally made my second block for Charlotte, who is Queen Bee for March in our AusModBee. My first block was blogged here. Charlotte asked for traditional blocks - or traditional with a modern twist - using Kona white, slate and bright pink. I've gone for two friendship stars and two pinwheels. The pinwheels needed a little border as I didn't have enough fabric left to make them bigger. Pretty darn happy with my points. I've been learning so much being part of this Bee - the carefulness of my cutting and sewing have improved a lot. There's still a long way to go, as I struggle with precision, but I'm on the way. Here are both my blocks together. They are in the good hands of Australia Post now, on their way south to Charlotte. More sewing to share tomorrow. Hope your week is going well. xoxo cat
Easter's on its way. Bring on the bunnies.
How cute are they?! They're from a very cute, quick and easy little pattern by Rosalie Quinlan, which I bought online from Ballarat Patchwork. .
The little navy-mix one is already flying south to my nephew in Bondi.
Over the Easter weekend, I will sew up more, using a completely random mix of colours. And next time, I'll sew the tummy on BEFORE I stuff the bunny. I kept pulling stuffing through with every tummy-stitch. Easter also means The Bonnet Parade at school. Hello Riot, local newsagent and hot-glue-gun.
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I hope you've been noticing the hot-glue-strands in the photos. They're an intentional highlight.
More sewing coming up. I still haven't finished my fabric ironing-and-folding marathon. But I really had to walk away from it for a few days. Too much ironing, not enough sewing. Here's to a happy Easter week for everyone. xoxo cat
So the heading could be misleading, in that it may imply that I have been running. Or that I do run. When in actual fact, I never run anywhere. Ever. Truly.
These last couple of weeks have just felt really busy - lots of stuff happening, lots of running (driving) around all over the place, not much time to sew or sit for too long. So - I feel like 'running' is the way to describe it. Then today I finished a cushion for a small friend. Who DOES honestly love to run. And she is super-good at it too. .
The insert is 26 inches - it's a ginormous cushion. Wish I'd thought to take a pic of the cover by itself once I'd finished quilting it, so you can see it says 'run Lizzie run' - rather than 'run izzi run'. Ah well. For all the letters, I used the fabulous 'Word Play Quilts' book by Tonya Ricucci. .
All the letters are blue. And the background is the very sweet Sweetwater print 'Bucket-list', from their 'Noteworthy' line.
To throw another colour into the mix, there's also the fab crosshatch print in red, from Lu Summers' Summersville line for Moda.
On the back is a Marimekko-esque print from Spotlight. .
So that's it then. The end of a couple of weeks of 'running'. Hope your run-up to Easter has been a little more slower-paced. I am much more tortoise than hare.
It's been over a week since we blogged.
Vee and I have some super-very-fun new designs in the works, which we will share as soon as we can.
Other than that - admidst normal life rolling along - I have been ironing, ironing, ironing my way through my stash (see our last post if you're keen to see some ironing action). Very boring, nothing to share.
I DID just see this awesome YouTube clip on the awesome Heather Ross' blog, and thought I would share, since Downtown Abbey is on tonight - yahoo!! I hope it works - have never actually tried to share a video before. Enjoy, and happy weekend. xoxo cat
Instead, I just toss the fabric onto a pile at the end of my sewing-table. Sometimes I fold it before I toss it. Sometimes I don't. Here's a snap of the fabric mountain at the end of my sewing-space yesterday.
Shocking, right? And that pic doesn't really do the mountain justice. So, today I started on an epic ironing-and-folding marathon, based on Sew Fantastic Terri's tutorial and using these:
Much of today has been spent ironing. And folding fabric onto mini-bolts. And separating fabric into piles to donate and possibly de-stash. I'm not even halfway there, but it's time to stop for a glass of wine. Thought I'd share my current favourite two piles with you, before heading to the fridge: {{Melody Miller}}
I am determined to keep going til my sewing space is clear and tidy. That could take a while. Hope your weekend has involved more fun. And much less ironing. xoxo cat
Charlotte is the queen-bee for March in our AusModBee.
Charlotte is making a modern sampler out of three solids, and has asked for traditional blocks - or traditional with a modern twist. The solids are Kona white, slate and bright pink.
Since I'm still pretty new to quilting, this is another awesome bee-challenge for me. Solids + traditional. I never know how to use solids, they freak me out a bit. I love the colours Charlotte's chosen, and so it was on with the challenge of finding a good traditional block that would highlight them well. I've done lots of googling for blocks, lots of blog-looking, plenty of Pinterest searching, and heaps of book-flicking. And for block number 1, I've gone with:
It's 'Star within a Star' by Brioni Greenberg, and it's in the very excellent Fat Quarterly Shape Workshop for Quilters book. I'm not even sure what the traditional star-block is called - maybe an Ohio star? I'm very happy with this block though - and it finishes at exactly 12.5 inches, which is what Charlotte has asked for. Still thinking about what block number two will be. Happy middle-of-the-week to you, hope you are getting less rain than we are in Brisbane. xoxo cat
So I'm becoming a little addicted to making lattes-to-go.
I loved making my first one so much, so thought I'd sew up a few more. They've been made with specific people in mind, which has informed my fabric choices a little. Berene's fabulous word-fabric has come out again ('birthday'), as well as her cute maths-fabric (the lids on the two 'cafes' cups). The cups are made from Pam Kitty Morning button-cards (the pink teacups), Prints Charming-for-Spotlight starbursts, Martha Negley Farmington feathers and I think the blue is an Anna Maria Horner print - it's a FQ I picked up and doesn't have a selvedge. The background is black/white Timeless Treasures sketch.
If you want to make your own latte-to-go - and who wouldn't?! - pop across to Penny and Kerry's fabulous Sew-Ichigo shop. xoxo cat
Thanks to my new-found paper-piecing skillzzz (yes, with a 'z') - courtesy of Jane's amazing AusModBee blocks, I thought I would try the 'Latte to Go' pattern, to make a coaster.
How cute is it!?! The very awesome pattern is by the talented ladies behind the Sew-Ichigo paper-piecing designs - Kerry and Penny - please click through and stop a while to read Kerry's and Penny's lovely blogs and take a look at their gorgeous creations. .
How good does my Andy Warhol bug mug look sitting on the coaster? I fussy-cut a little take-away coffee cup out of a Heather Ross print for the middle of the cup (part of a Munki Munki pyjama leg - yes, really - I've had for ages, bought from SewDeerlyLoved).
The top of the cup is a maths-grid print from Andover. The pink starbursts are part of Prints Charming's fabulous range for Spotlight. And the orange is Timeless Treasures sketch. .
I loved making this pattern, and think there will be many more lattes-to-go in my future. Even though my take-away coffee of choice is actually a skinny-cino ... Hope your weekend has been relaxing. xoxo cat


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LITTLE BEACH HOI AN . A BOUTIQUE HOTEL & SPA - UPDATED 2018 Reviews & Price Comparison (Vietnam) - TripAdvisor
#10 of 207 Hotels in Hoi An
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Hotel staff very friendly and helpful. Good air conditioning in room, quality breakfast, close to the old quarter and very comfy king size bed. Very neat, tidy and clean. We received an upgrade which was very nice. Nice bathroom supplies and they have refilled shampoo and conditioner which was actually good on my hair. Location was exceptional and there was an internal elevator which is great if you find stairs difficult. Free small water and bowl of fruit upon arrival in room. Staff who’s service was especially noted as being helpfu, happy and had good use of English was Minh, Lyna and Mica. Little supermarket on the corner two doors up which is super handy. We would definitely stay again.
1 Thank NixieFae
We spend 3 days in this beautiful luxurious hotel. The staff was very friendliy. Especially Mei helped us with all our questions. the breakfast ist very good. the buffet ist a mix out of western and vietnamnese food. the room was very clean and cosy. There is a shuttle service to the city center of hoi an and to another part of the beach (similar to the part of the beach in walking distance). It takes about 15 minutes to the senter of hoi an. We had a great time.
3 Thank Greg
Response from Paul S, General Manager at Little Beach Hoi An . A Boutique Hotel & Spa
Xin Chao Gregtravel1233, All of us at Little Beach Hoi an are delighted to know that you enjoyed your three day stay in our beautiful luxurious hotel near the beach. I will be honored to let Miss Mei and her colleagues know that you appreciate their fine work. They are all true, charming, professionals. Ms Huyen, our housekeeping manager will be delighted to know you appreciated her and her team’s fine work. It is amazing how efficient and effective they are keeping our hotel super clean. Because of our beach area location 6.5 km outside the old town, we offer a complimentary shuttle bus service 7 times a day (4 times a day to nearby and Bang beach if you decide not to use our beachfront beach club across the road). We offer you the best Hoi an has to offer; a great beach area location and the ancient town Most of all though, we are pleased to know that you had a great time! Our duty is to assure you have an amazing holiday and holiday. We hope you’ll have the opportunity to come and stay with us again. Just let me know your arrival dates, and I will have your room and a great rate ready for you. Paul Simpson General Manager. . Little Beach Hoi An . A Boutique Hotel & Spa om@littlehoiangroup.com +842353861999
The best hotel that we have stated in Vietnam
We are currently at the hotel, and it has been a wonderful experience. It is our honeymoon and they left a nice surprise in our room. Apart from this:
- excellent service and attention from staff (in particular, Julia at breakfast was very friendly and helpful)
- room very clean and nice
Xin Chao mgdolz, Your little Beach Hoi An Family congratulate you and your husband on your wedding and wish you nothing but the best in life. All of us are thrilled to know you enjoyed your stay at our hotel and would highly recommend it. Ms Huyen, our housekeeping manager will be very happy to know you enjoyed her team’s creative and charming decor for your honeymoon. I can honestly say, they give their all so you feel happy and like family on such a special occasion! Chef Giovanni, our Italian Master Chef will be very happy to know you enjoyed the presentation, planning, and training he has made with our kitchen team to ensure we have the best tasting breakfast buffet. He is an amazing talent, who selflessly devotes himself to his delicious craft! I will make the time to let Ms Julia know that you appreciated her sweet and kind way. She really knows how to take care of our guests and make you feel like family. I am constantly amazed by her. She embodies Hoi An Charm. We hope you’ll have the opportunity to come back and stay with us again. Just let me know when, and I’ll have a great room rate and package waiting for you. Wishing you safe travels, great adventure, and a merry Christmas and happy new year! Paul Simpson General Manager Little Beach Hoi An A Boutique Hotel & Spa om@littlehoiangroup.com +840779748007
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Thank you to all the staff at Little Beach Hoi An we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. A special thanks to Sophie and Jessie and for looking after us. We used the shuttle every day to get into the city and to the beach. Rooms are very comfortable and clean. Food at the hotel and at the Deck on the beach is fantastic. We will be back with the rest of the family.
3 Thank Voyage511552
Xin Chao voyages 511552, Your little Beach Hoi An Family are thrilled to know you enjoyed your stay at our hotel, finding it to be comfortable and clean. Ms Huyen, our housekeeping manager will be very happy to know you enjoyed her team’s fine work. They really do an amazing job. Chef Giovanni, our Italian Master Chef will be very happy to know you enjoyed the presentation, planning, and training he has made with our kitchen team to ensure we have the best tasting foods, generous portions, all using the finest, freshest, ingredients. I will make the time to let Ms Sophie and Ms Jessie know that you appreciated the fine work. They really know how to take care of our guests and make all feel like family. I am constantly amazed at their wonderful kind way. They embody Hoi An Charm. We hope you’ll have the opportunity to come back and stay with us again. Just let me know when, and I’ll have a great room rate and package waiting for you. Wishing you safe travels, great adventure, and a merry Christmas and happy new year! Paul Simpson General Manager Little Beach Hoi An A Boutique Hotel & Spa om@littlehoiangroup.com +840779748007
The hotel is excellent, nice room with comfortable bed. We got fruits in the when we came. There is a coffee and tee in the room and every morning we got 2 bottles of water. The staff were very helpful and polite. The manager of the hotel is passing by the guests to ensure that we are satisfied. The breakfast was very rich and excellent. Free bicycle and shuttle to the beaches and city.
3 Thank yoav2016
Xin Chao and Shalom Shalom Yoav2016, We are very pleased found our your experience at our hotel to be “excellent“! All of us worked very hard to ensure do you feel welcomed, relaxed, and happy, in “the heart of the locale“. Hoi An! We are happy to know that you found our rooms “nice and comfortable” and enjoyed our room amenities and fresh fruit when you arrived. We pay attention to the details in order to bring you a wonderful holiday experience. Chef Thanh and his team will be very happy to know that you enjoyed our 44+ item breakfast buffet, finding it “very rich and excellent”. Because of our beach area location outside of the old town, we provide the complimentary shuttle bus 7 times a day and bicycles for you to enjoy. We hope you’ll have the opportunity to come and stay with us again soon. Just let me know when, and I’ll have a great room rate for you! Wishing you safe travels, great adventure, and a lifetime of happiness! Paul Simpson. General manager. Little Beach, Hoi An A Boutique Hotel & Spa. om@littlehoiangroup.com. +842353861999
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Sidney Abell Death Notice: Sidney Abell’s Obituary by the Sentinel & Enterprise.
of Fitchburg, MA; 89
FITCHBURG -- Sidney Byron Abell, 89, of Fitchburg, MA died in his home on Sunday, July 24, 2011. Sidney was born on January 27, 1922, and raised in Fitchburg and graduated from Fitchburg High School. He proudly served his country during WWII with the US Army Air Corps 56th Fighter Group 62nd Squadron out of London, England.
He was the eldest of four children born to the late Milton and Florence Evelyn Abell and was the beloved husband of Ruth (Arnold) Abell for over 67 years. Sid will be remembered by his 3 devoted sisters and their spouses: Mrs. Christine Hodgman (Rev Charles) of Florida, Mrs. Janice Arnold (Robert) of South Carolina and Mrs. Judith Brown (Raymond dec. ) of Florida.
A loving father, he is survived by 9 children; four sons: Roger Abell and his wife Louise of Fitchburg, Randolph Abell and his wife Nancy of Dover, PA, Sidney Byron Abell, Jr. and his wife Pat of Lunenburg, and Matthew Abell and his wife Michelle of Fitchburg and 5 daughters: Patricia Card and her husband Rev. Dr. Malcolm of New Brunswick, Canada, Diane Hope and her husband Jim of Lunenburg, Barbara Dewitt and her husband David of Gardner, Virginia Needham and her husband Richard of Winchendon, and Jennifer Abell of Fitchburg. Sidney leaves a legacy of many loving grand and great-grandchildren, as well as many nieces and nephews. He also leaves behind countless friends whom were glad to know him over his many years.
Sidney loved singing and listening to Christian music instilled by his mother as a young child. He also enjoyed being with his many family members, and was very devoted to his church and to other Christian ministries which he faithfully supported.
He was a lifelong member of 1st Baptist Church of Fitchburg, MA.
ABELL -- Sidney's family invites his friends and family to a Celebration of his Life on Saturday, July 30th, 2011 at 11 a.m. at 1st Baptist Church, 1400 John Fitch Highway, Fitchburg, MA. 01420 directed by Rev. Dr. Jean Wright. All are welcome to a Collation following in the West Room at the church. There will be no calling hours.
In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be sent to 1st Baptist Church Memorial Fund in Sidney's name.
A separate grave-site service will be held at a later date at the convenience of the family.

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Sweet Tea and Poetry / March 31, 2014
Timmy’s mouth dropped open. He recognized the tall stranger, only he no longer felt like a stranger to him. Mr. Godfrey recognized Timmy right away.
“Hi. Do you remember me? I think we met a while back when your ball rolled into the street,” Mr. Godfrey said, bending down so that he could talk to Timmy.
“Yeah, I remember.” Timmy said while nodding his head.
“I’m sorry about your ball. I was going to get it for you, but the truck got to it before I could.”
“I like baseball,” Timmy blurted out, thinking back to what Mrs. Cunningham had told the class earlier.
“You do?” Mr. Godfrey said. “I’m going to read a story about baseball to your class. I am going to read about my favorite baseball player.”
Mrs. Cunningham got the children’s attention and then walked off to talk to the librarian as Mr. Godfrey began.
“Have any of you ever heard of Babe Ruth?” he asked them.
The students sat quietly as he read a story about the legendary hitter, nicknamed “the Bambino” and “the Sultan of Swat”. He told them about his 15 years with the New York Yankees, and how he helped them win seven pennants and four World Series championships. It was his big swing that drew fans to the game and boosted the sport’s popularity, he explained.
When he finished, he asked if anyone knew Babe Ruth’s real name. The kids were silent.
“Babe Ruth’s real name was George Herman Ruth. My wife and I named our son after him,” he explained. “Our George loved baseball too”. There was sadness in his eyes when he talked about his son. Most of children didn’t notice, but Timmy did.
Then Mrs. Cunningham reappeared. The kids were fidgeting and she was ready to take them outside to burn off some energy. Before she told them to line up for recess, she said “Did you enjoy hearing about Babe Ruth? Then, let’s all say thank you to Mr. Godfrey for coming to read to you today”.
With excitement in the air, the students began to line up, eager to go play outside for a while.
But Timmy had something else on his mind. He walked over to Mr. Godfrey and asked “Do you want to play catch after school? I think my Momma would let me if you’d come over to my house so she doesn’t think you’re a stranger”.
Mr. Godfrey smiled. As he bent over and looked at the little boy in amazement, his eyes welled up with tears. He thought of his own son, and although the pain was still fresh, he said “Timmy, I’d love to play catch after school. In fact, I can’t think of anything else I’d rather do this afternoon”.
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Bart - My Gorgeous Life — LiveJournal
Jan. 20th, 2003 at 2:18 PM
I just got off the phone with my mother. My cat, Bart, who I guess is over 10 years old now, was drinking a lot of water and urinating more than usual over the past couple of weeks, so they took him to the vet - and he's got diabetes. :(
Couple of problems - first, they want to keep him for a couple of days to do complete bloodwork to find out if it's affected any organs (like the kidneys) and to find out what dosage he would need for daily injections. Now, he HATES going to the vet - my father evidently had to wrap him in a blanket just to get him through the door, and suffered a couple of scratches in the process. (The last time I took him for a shot the vet gave me a kitty tranqilizer to feed him the next time I brought him in, but my mother couldn't find it.) My mother is obviously afraid that he wouldn't be so keen on getting a shot every day and what they might have to go through to give it to him. (My thinking is it's the vet's office, not the actual shot, which is what freaks him out, so it might be ok.) Add to this the fact that my parents are leaving in two weeks to Florida for a month, and nazcr is planning to keep an eye on him for us (at our place, not hers), and we're not sure if she'd be ok treating him like that, or if he'd be ok with her doing it. So this is no easy task.
The alternative? Since he seems healthy, do nothing and wait until he gets seriously ill (which could be a month, or could be many mnths), but at that point he'd likely have to be put down. :(
So I told my mother to call the vet back, see how much the blood work would cost, talk to him about them leaving for a month, get his input, and then maybe we'd have a better picture of what to do next.
I so wanted to bring him with me to San Diego, but Myke and John have a dog, Indiana, that's not good with small animals (and really Bart's not great with other animals himself), so even though Mom and Dad mock protested at having to take care of him, he's had a loving home for the past two years with them (as evidenced by who FAT he's gotten). I wish I could bring him here and take care of him myself, but I can't. Mom's as upset as I am over the prospect of losing him, and long-term care is going to be difficult.
Blah. I miss my cat. :(
Jan. 20th, 2003 08:30 pm (UTC)
I'm sorry, 'Spree. The fact is that I like most animals more than I like most people... *sigh*
Jan. 20th, 2003 08:44 pm (UTC)
Not my poor baby Bart. Oh no.....
Jan. 22nd, 2003 05:36 am (UTC)
Sorry about Bart
It is sad. And tough decisions to make
I am going through something similiar with my calico Heidi, she is 16 or 17. Bryan took a cute pic of Bart when we were all over at your parent's house in Dec. I will send you a copy.
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Jan. 26th, 2003 08:57 pm (UTC)
Talked to mom today.
We're trying diet first.
I get to feed Bart special food.
BTW did someone forget to tell mom something, hmmmmm????
Jan. 27th, 2003 11:55 am (UTC)
Yay! I'll call Mom and find out the scoop. My poor kitty!

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Delphi throbber - Stack Overflow
4 What is the best solution to show that the application is doing something?
I tried showing a progress indicator, but it did not work.
A progress bar works fine, but isn't what I want.
I want to show a throbber, like what Web browsers use, so as long as something is being updated it keeps turning.
Cursor can also be in crHourGlass mode.
delphi delphi-2007 progress throbber share|improve this question edited Apr 30 '11 at 13:04
asked Apr 29 '11 at 10:01
"did not work" is imprecise. How did it not work? Your two answers have made the same assumption as to why it did not work, but we may be wrong!
The word you were looking for was throbber, so I added that to your question. You still need to tell us whether that's what you were talking about when you say your "progress indicator" didn't work, and then you need to say what happened, and what you expected to happen instead.
Yes. I generate the image, but can see it moving...
AnimateUnit
unit AnimateUnit;
TFrameProc = procedure(const theFrame: ShortInt) of object;
TFrameThread = class(TThread)
FFrameProc: TFrameProc;
FFrameValue: ShortInt;
procedure SynchedFrame();
procedure Frame(const theFrame: ShortInt); virtual;
constructor Create(theFrameProc: TFrameProc; CreateSuspended: Boolean = False); reintroduce; virtual;
TAnimateThread = class(TFrameThread)
AnimateThread: TAnimateThread;
{ TFrameThread }
constructor TFrameThread.Create(theFrameProc: TFrameProc; CreateSuspended: Boolean = False);
FFrameProc := theFrameProc;
procedure TFrameThread.SynchedFrame();
if Assigned(FFrameProc) then FFrameProc(FFrameValue);
procedure TFrameThread.Frame(const theFrame: ShortInt);
FFrameValue := theFrame;
Synchronize(SynchedFrame);
{ TAnimateThread }
procedure TAnimateThread.Execute();
if (not Self.Terminated) then
Frame(I);
procedure UpdateFrame(const theFrame: ShortInt);
AnimateUnit;
procedure TForm1.UpdateFrame(const theFrame: ShortInt);
Image1.Picture.Bitmap.Handle := 0;
ImageList1.GetBitmap(theFrame, Image1.Picture.Bitmap);
Image1.Update();
AnimateThread := TAnimateThread.Create(UpdateFrame);
AnimateThread.Terminate();
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It's interesting ... just can get the images correctly, can you send those to me ? thanks.
You can download here: eyeclaxton.com/download/images.zip
You are probably running your time consuming task in the main thread.
One option is to move it to a background thread which will allow your message queue to be serviced. You need it to be serviced in order for your progress bar, and indeed any UI, to work.
share|improve this answer answered Apr 29 '11 at 10:20
generate an animated gif e.g. here
add a GIF library to your environment (JEDI JVCL+JCL)
insert a TImage and load the generated gif
make it visible if you need it
An animated GIF will keep 'throbbing' even if another thread is frozen. The OP asks for a throbber that he has to ping to update.
+1 for the animated gif site.
A indicator is OK. You have to call Application.ProcessMessages after changing it.
Please don't. Use 'ProgressBar.Update' instead. 'Application.ProcessMessages' has lots of potential issues you have to deal with; just calling the control's 'Update' does what you're looking to do, is faster, and has none of the issues.
@Ken True, but the rest of the UI will be dead also. It won't repaint properly when regions get invalidated. The cancel button (if it exists) won't work. And so on. If you are going to run long running tasks in the main thread (and ideally you wouldn't) then the only way to make it work is ProcessMessages, with all the consequences.
@Ken: I aggree with David. I know the differences and drawbacks but IMHO as a simple solution for a Rookie it is the best way to go.
Then use this instead: procedure KeepWindowsAlive; var M: TMsg; begin if PeekMessage(M, 0, 0, 0, pm_Remove) then begin TranslateMessage(M); DispatchMessage(M); end; end; It doesn't have the side effects, and returns much more quickly than PM. I have several large, processing-intense apps that display progress and correctly deal with user responses, don't use separate threads, and don't call PM once.
@Ken That has all the side effects and few of the benefits!
"What is the best solution to show that that application is doing something?" - set mouse cursor to crHourGlass? or to create another form/frame/etc which attentions the user that the application is 'doing' something, and he needs to wait.
From your lengthy task, you can occasionally update a visual indicator, like a progress bar or anything else. However, you need to redraw the changes immediately by calling Update on the control that provides the feedback.
Don't use Application.ProcessMessages as this will introduce possible reentrancy issues.
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CEV Revisited: (Historic) Preservation, (Reckless) Ambiguity, and Meaning
A very interesting thing happened at the Historic Preservation Board Meeting (West Palm Beach, Wednesday, 17 December 2014, 5:00 pm). Kristen Kellogg, 1st Alternate, criticized a new project on the docket because she was not comfortable with its ‘mass’. When asked to clarify her discomfort, she could not, except to state she would ‘feel better’ about the project if the architect would change the mass. Even though she could not furnish any guideline or direction about her proposed change, ‘she would know when she sees it’ re-presented to her whether or not the mass has been changed to her liking.
Through Kellogg’s singular act of subjectively ambiguous disagreement and blatantly non-constructive critique, she perpetrated a recklessness reflecting an unfortunately growing trend today. Rather than work towards a collaborative end of successful progress and definitive action, we are too quick to (mis)judge, disparage, criticize, and negate without offering any (sufficient) positive resolution. To a greater degree, the critical need for a comprehensively educated viewpoint (CEV) towards meaningful dialogue respectful of each participant is as blatant as Kellogg’s recklessly subjective ambiguity.
In my post, “CEV” of 16 June 2014, I touched upon the CEV for communicative understanding:
At the very beginning of my book – before the Table of Contents and Introduction – is a letter to the general public. The primary purpose of the letter is threefold:
Return the focus and purpose of communication to an expressively meaningful engagement amongst equals,
Encourage everyone to jettison judgment and ego when engaged in communicative expression and interpretation, and
Ignite the desire in everyone to develop a comprehensively educated viewpoint (CEV) towards meaningful dialogue respectful of cultural nuances.
Ironically, we have become an e-globalized civilization of incoherently meaningless communicative expression mediated by the most advanced technologies to date. We have perpetrated the greatest sham in the history of communication. Accordingly, we are left with a deluge of non-communication towards no particular purpose with no definitive accomplishment other than a cacophony of cognitive dissonance. Thoughtlessly nonsensical statements such as Kellogg’s is one in a myriad perpetuating the ills of this discord.
If you are still unclear what the sham is, please let me clarify:
We are clogging the pipes of communication with words, ideas, thoughts, and banter that have been either unsubstantiated or made anonymous through our technological platforms. This is aggravated by the common phenomenon of talking at, over, or above one another rather than a direct engagement of equals, mutually respectful of each participant. Furthermore, because e-technologies mediate a globalized society, the sham is exponentially magnified on the entire global platform. We are not communicating towards meaning any longer. Instead, we are emoting egos of unilateral agendas, thus halting the natural processes of meaningful dialogue. Kellogg’s is a specific microcosm of this phenomenon.
Strategy, planning, and cohesively collaborative efforts become exacerbated in a global society of non-communicative individuals pushing forward their own agendas unilaterally. Any significant degree of progress cannot occur without engagement and use of mutually respectful collaborative dialogue. More than ever, the CEV of meaningful engagement is critically necessary. Furthermore, the e-globalized arena calls for an added layer of need for a CEV respectful of cultural nuances and understanding.
With the CEV in mind, it behooves all individuals to participate in meaningfully communicative action. This positive action at the singular level will affect the global arena in an effect similar to the outward-radiating waves of a concentric circular pattern. That one pattern soon becomes many. In turn, the many transcends time and geography. Accordingly, preservation (historic or otherwise), progress, and survival will be better served.
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Joe Kaz - Landscape Painter: April 2008
The Arts Council of Princeton is having their annual fund raiser Pinot to Picasso this Friday, April 25. It's a wine tasting / art auction to raise money for the Arts Council. Local artists donate paintings which will be raffled off in a tombola style lottery. This is the painting I donated - it's a scene at Coventry Farm, on Elm Road, just outside of Princeton, NJ:
Tickets to the event are still available, details are on the Arts Council of Princeton's website. And I just love that title, Pinot to Picasso - Vintage 2008!
Labels: art, benefit auction, Princeton
In honor of spring, and the warm weather which finally arrived, I painted my first snow scene of the year! I regret letting another winter go by with no outdoor painting, but there was very little snow around here this winter, so I did this one from a photo of one of the few light snowfalls that we did have. It's looking down my driveway towards the street:
Here's a closeup of how I painted the drive - click this one for a larger image - I love to pile the paint on sometimes, and that seems to work well in snow scenes like this:
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Medieval Times (Lawrenceville) - 2019 All You Need to Know Before You Go (with Photos) - Lawrenceville, GA | TripAdvisor
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Conveniently located off of I-85 North and Sugarloaf Parkway, Medieval Times is located 30 minutes from downtown Atlanta and less than 15 minutes from the I-285/I-85 (Spaghetti Junction). Medieval Times recreates an era when royalty gathered for...more
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We had a really great time! We did the Valentine’s day special which was very much worth the price. Food was fantastic and the show was pretty good too. The only thing I didn’t really like was that after they scanned our tickets and gave...More
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The best anniversary gift I could have ever got my husband!!!
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Lady Mindy, we are so glad you enjoyed your trip to our castle and are humbled your traveled from such a far away kingdom to see the show!
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Top level package price the same but quality has been reduced
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I literally felt like we were in a movie. The staff all talk like they are from medieval times. I felt like it was very pricey but it was expected with ticket prices. It's a great experience for kids but wouldn't go more then once....More
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Very enjoyable evening. First time attending, will go again. Fun experience. Drinks a bit pricey at lobby bar. Food was excellent.
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We're glad you enjoyed your time at the castle, Lady Karen!
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Thanks for sharing your experience with us, good noble! We hope to see you at the castle again soon :)
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stitchxstitch: Nine Naked Quilters
As you are aware, if you've noticed the pictures I post from time to time on this blog, the lighting in my sewing room is horrible and the pix reflect that here.
These are simply calendar pictures that I ripped out and stuck into frames. Originally there were 12 but for some forgotten reason, I only framed 9 and threw out the other 3. I have no idea now why I'd do that!
I always think of my Grandma when I see these well-used hands doing their stitching. For all of that, this could be a picture of my hands these days!
Love, love, love these ladies singing and playing Christmas songs naked around the piano--with a plate of yummy looking goodies stacked on top!
He was able to travel to the US in 2005, right after Hurricane Katrina had devastated the Gulf Coast and right before I began working at the local county agency. The two of them were married in October, 2005 but sadly, they separated in February, 2008 and are now divorced.
Sorry about the diversion. Back to the story of these pictures. When Tessa returned from her trip to the Land Down Under--which she loves so much--she brought me a calendar of Naked Quilters! This was a fundraiser for the Silverton Quilters of Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia. These ladies shed their clothes and wrapped up in their quilts to pose for the calendar and I absolutely loved it! She couldn't have found a better gift for me! When the year was over, I couldn't just put it away, so into the frames these 9 pages went.
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Shay May 23, 2015 at 6:08 PM
I was looking intently at all these pictures to see if there was anyone I knew, but alas all these lovely ladies are strangers to me. What a fabulous idea for a calendar, and what an even better idea to frame the pictures.


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Pattern recognition receptors: A contemporary view on liver diseases — Hungarian Consortium
Pattern recognition receptors: A contemporary view on liver diseases
Gyongyi Szabo, Angela Dolganiuc, Pranoti Mandrekar
Pattern recognition receptors (PRRs) function as sensors of microbial danger signals enabling the vertebrate host to initiate an immune response. PRRs are present not only in immune cells but also in liver parenchymal cells and the complexity of the cell populations provide unique aspects to pathogen recognition and tissue damage in the liver. This review discusses the role of different PRRs in pathogen recognition in the liver, and focuses on the role of PRRs in hepatic inflammation, cholestasis, ischemia, repair and fibrosis. PRRs as novel therapeutic targets are evaluated.
https://doi.org/10.1002/hep.21308
Szabo, G., Dolganiuc, A., & Mandrekar, P. (2006). Pattern recognition receptors: A contemporary view on liver diseases. Hepatology, 44(2), 287-298. https://doi.org/10.1002/hep.21308
Pattern recognition receptors : A contemporary view on liver diseases. / Szabo, Gyongyi; Dolganiuc, Angela; Mandrekar, Pranoti.
In: Hepatology, Vol. 44, No. 2, 08.2006, p. 287-298.
Szabo, G, Dolganiuc, A & Mandrekar, P 2006, 'Pattern recognition receptors: A contemporary view on liver diseases', Hepatology, vol. 44, no. 2, pp. 287-298. https://doi.org/10.1002/hep.21308
Szabo G, Dolganiuc A, Mandrekar P. Pattern recognition receptors: A contemporary view on liver diseases. Hepatology. 2006 Aug;44(2):287-298. https://doi.org/10.1002/hep.21308
Szabo, Gyongyi ; Dolganiuc, Angela ; Mandrekar, Pranoti. / Pattern recognition receptors : A contemporary view on liver diseases. In: Hepatology. 2006 ; Vol. 44, No. 2. pp. 287-298.
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An Icy Climb | New Hampshire Garden Solutions
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December 10, 2014 by New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Posted in Nature, Scenery / Landscapes | Tagged Canon SX40 HS, Freezing Rain, Ice Storm, Lempster New Hampshire Wind Farm, Mount Monadnock, Mountain Climbing, New Hampshire, New Hampshire Fire Towers, NH, Panasonic Lumix DMC-527, Pitcher Mountain, Stoddard New Hampshire, Weather, Wind Turbines, Winter Hiking, Winter Plants, Winter Woods | 46 Comments
on December 13, 2014 at 12:14 pm | Reply afrenchgarden
Beautiful, I have never seen trees iced over like that – not even in Scotland! Amelia
on December 13, 2014 at 2:46 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
An ice storm really can be beautiful but can also be dangerous. We had lots of falling limbs.
on December 13, 2014 at 8:59 am | Reply dawnofdivinerays
Thank you for sharing all your beautiful photos, Allen. I hope that you’ve got a better pair of climbing boots on. Happy Weekend, Allen. Namaste
on December 13, 2014 at 10:02 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Agnes. No, I still have the same boots for now, but with Yaktrax on them there’s no slipping. I hope you have a great weekend!
on December 12, 2014 at 12:38 am | Reply Charlotte in NH
Your photos are just heavenly, and it’s wonderful to sit at my warm computer and oooh and ahhh over their loveliness. I hope very much that you always tell someone exactly where you are going, when you make one of your trips, especially in ice and snow.
on December 12, 2014 at 8:31 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Charlotte, I’m glad that you enjoy them. I don’t usually tell anyone where I’m going but that’s only because I have a cell phone that gets good service wherever I go. If I ever get out of its range I would certainly tell someone my plans. So far I’ve never had to worry about it, but you never know.
on December 11, 2014 at 1:37 pm | Reply Jocelyn
Gorgeous shots….even if they don’t quite capture all the color! I love the shot of Monadnock, cold and blue, looming over all. I can’t believe I’ve not hiked Pitcher yet!! I have a list of fire tower hikes I keep meaning to get to.
on December 11, 2014 at 6:56 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Jocelyn. I can’t think of an easier climb than Pitcher Mountain, even in winter. The very top can be a little tough in bad weather but normally it’s a piece of cake. It also has great 360 degree views!
on December 11, 2014 at 11:36 am | Reply susanpoozan
on December 11, 2014 at 6:54 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
on December 11, 2014 at 12:38 am | Reply montucky
Those scenes make getting out in that weather worthwhile! I especially like the last photo!
on December 11, 2014 at 7:19 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Montucky. The ice really did make the climb worthwhile!
on December 10, 2014 at 7:14 pm | Reply Michael's Woodcraft
Very beautiful pictures Allen, you need to be sure that you are taking care of yourself when hiking in the snow and ice! Merry Christmas!
on December 10, 2014 at 7:28 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Michael. I know what you mean, things can go wrong in a hurry on a mountain in the winter so I try to be extra careful. Almost all of the falls I’ve taken have been in the summer when I’m not paying attention.
on December 10, 2014 at 5:42 pm | Reply clarepooley33
A really beautiful post. Thank-you so much, Allen! We don’t have ice-storms but we do get a lot of ice because our temperatures fluctuate quite a bit between above freezing and below freezing. We get a lot of black ice too – I hate driving on that! I love your photo taken from the top of the mountain ((just before the wind turbine one) – lovely! Many wind-turbines here are constructed close to peoples houses and a couple of years ago when we had a severe winter the turbine blades became coated in thick ice which then fell off causing terrible damage. Fortunately no lives were lost.
on December 10, 2014 at 5:53 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Clare. I never thought about those turbine blades icing up. I can see how it would be real dangerous and I’m glad I didn’t decide to go and get an up close view of them on this day. I agree that driving on black ice has to be just about the worst condition a driver has to face!
on December 10, 2014 at 3:28 pm | Reply Marie Keates
Beautiful photographs, even if you couldn’t capture the full effect. I remembered icicles on the porch when I was little and my father holding me up so I could see them. We don’t seem to get that any more and we certainly don’t get ice storms like yours.
on December 10, 2014 at 5:50 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you. I can’t imagine what it would be like to live where there was no ice, but I think I could get used to it. Ice can create some real problems, and driving on it is a nightmare.
on December 10, 2014 at 12:41 pm | Reply gardeninacity
Lovely pics of the trees coated in ice. You are a hardy soul.
on December 10, 2014 at 5:48 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks! You have to be hardy to live in New Hampshire!
on December 10, 2014 at 12:29 pm | Reply Charlie@Seattle Trekker
Winter has definitely settled in and will be here for a bit. I really appreciated the gorgeous photos.
on December 10, 2014 at 12:38 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Charlie. We seem to be getting more rain than snow this year.
on December 10, 2014 at 11:40 am | Reply quietsolopursuits
These are some fantastically beautiful photos! It’s too bad that ice storms can be so devastating, the results are beautiful, unless you’re one of the people who have lost power because of the storm. My favorites are the ice drop on the end of the twig, and the shots from on top of the mountain where you can see the ice close up, but in the distance as well, very well done!
on December 10, 2014 at 12:03 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Jerry! Nature just keeps giving. I was very thankful, once I got to Stoddard, that we didn’t see any ice down in the valleys. I know people who have had to move due to ice knocking out the power for weeks and I’m always grateful that I’m not one of them. It sure is beautiful to see though.
on December 10, 2014 at 11:31 am | Reply Cynthia Reyes
You intrepid adventurer, you!
Lovely photos and you’re so right about ice storms bringing beauty and treachery at one and the same time. Best enjoyed through the windows of a warm house, methinks.
I had to smile at the thought of the birds being warned off by the crunch of walked-on snow, preventing you from “sneaking” up on them. I wonder though what happens to birds during an ice storm?
on December 10, 2014 at 12:00 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Cynthia. Ice doesn’t keep me indoors, but a pouring rain would.
I think birds probably snuggle into the evergreens during an ice storm. I’ve stood under hemlocks in the rain before and hardly felt a drop, so I imagine they must stay fairly dry in dense evergreens.
on December 10, 2014 at 10:45 am | Reply naturesnippets
I’m sitting here looking out at a gray day.Now I have ice images to admire and “ah” over.
on December 10, 2014 at 11:56 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks! I just hope you don’t get any ice to admire up close right away.
on December 10, 2014 at 12:07 pm | Reply naturesnippets
We don’t have any forecast that I know of. We seem stuck in cold and cloudy.
on December 10, 2014 at 12:14 pm | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
We’re getting lots or rain but it isn’t freezing, thankfully.
on December 10, 2014 at 10:18 am | Reply Jim
Great photos of the ice. It sure is pretty. Damaging and harmful, I realize – but beautiful!
on December 10, 2014 at 10:36 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Jim, it sure is!
on December 10, 2014 at 9:02 am | Reply James Corner
Wonderful scenery with good weather, snow, ice and a mountain all to yourself to explore; it can’t get better than that. It makes the cold worth tolerating and the danger of a slip worth the risk. Great post Allan.
I’ve tried to photograph those rainbow sparkles myself a few times and have never been satisfied with the result.
on December 10, 2014 at 9:41 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Jim, it was a great hike. I was surprised to find a videographer and two other hikers up there when I got to the top though, so I wasn’t the only one who wanted to see the ice.
I’d like to see the video from up there to see if the sparkling ice can be caught that way. If I had been thinking I would have tried it myself.
on December 10, 2014 at 7:39 am | Reply marthaschaefer
Love the Mark Twain quote, I have never thought of that before. Your photos are so wonderful at catching the crystal-like quality and much as it is destructive, ice storms are so beautiful! Thanks for the the climb!!
on December 10, 2014 at 8:41 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Martha. I can’t imagine trying to paint an ice storm because it’s hard enough to just get photos of it. This one was beautiful but I’m glad it seemed to stay in the high country and left Keene alone.
on December 10, 2014 at 6:48 am | Reply Mike Powell
Gorgeous shots, Allen. I don’t dare drive when there is ice on the road–I much prefer the snow. There is a real beauty in the ice and you did a wonderful job in capturing that beauty. I particularly like that last shot, with the icy branches in the foreground and the ranges of mountains in the background in varying shades of gray and blue.
on December 10, 2014 at 8:39 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Mike. No, I don’t drive on ice either but that’s the odd part of this story. The roads were perfectly dry all the way to the mountain but the bushes on the sides of the roads were covered in ice, so I guess the highway department did a great job. The climb was worth it; the ice was really beautiful, and it’s something we rarely get to see.
on December 10, 2014 at 6:32 am | Reply Julie
Really beautiful photographs, ice storms are something we do not have over here, but I can imagine the destruction they cause.
on December 10, 2014 at 8:35 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thank you Julie. They are really beautiful but in the end you’re lucky you don’t have ice storms. We had a real bad one here a few years ago and some people went without power for weeks. You have no choice but to move, because you have no heat.
on December 10, 2014 at 6:00 am | Reply Zyriacus
Speechless – mouth agape – stunned in admiration. Thanks.
on December 10, 2014 at 8:33 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
You’re welcome Zyriacus, and thank you.
on December 10, 2014 at 5:31 am | Reply Ben Naga
Homage to water. So precious. So beautiful. So often taken wor granted.
on December 10, 2014 at 8:32 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
That’s a good way to look at it. We really should respect water more than we do.
on December 10, 2014 at 4:28 am | Reply Touring NH
A daring climb, but lovely images. Ice covered nature is beautiful, but can be so damaging.
on December 10, 2014 at 8:31 am | Reply New Hampshire Garden Solutions
Thanks Laura. It was a little dicey just before the top but otherwise not that bad because the snow had absorbed all the rain. It sure was beautiful but I wondered if Stoddard had power.


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Fishery Officers Strike - First In 25 Years | Scoop News
Fishery Officers Strike - First In 25 Years
Monday, 28 June 2004, 10:53 am
“Fishery Officers have voted to work to rule over lack of progress in their Collective Agreement negotiations on the issues of revaluing their remuneration and allowing them to carry defensive equipment,” said Martin Cooney, organiser with the National Union of Public Employees (NUPE) today. NUPE covers round half of the Fishery Officers who number about 120 throughout New Zealand.
“The Fishery Officers Collective Agreement expired in February 2003 and they have faced delays on both issues due to the Scampi Inquiry in 2003 and what they see as delaying tactics since. They have now had enough.”
“The Fisheries Officers who have not been on strike since 1979 have given notice to the Ministry of Fisheries that they will be refusing to comply with any requests to engage with any contact/inspection target in circumstances where that contact/inspection target has available to them items of equipment that may be used to threaten or injure the Fishery Officer.”
“Fisheries Officers face potentially volatile persons because of the increased fines and power to arrest given to them. These people have general access to weapons and Fisheries Officers have no real defence mechanisms available to them. The effect of this industrial action will be that Fisheries Officers are refusing to inspect any location, vessel, restaurant, takeaway, Licensed Fish Receiver or vehicle where they believe any knife, gaff, speargun, chain, oar or other similar item may be located,” said Martin Cooney. “Delegates decide on Monday when the action will commence.”

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