I'd like to know your views on small rural towns (pop. 2500 or less) futures, in re-identifying themselves and developing a sustainable economy based historical tourism?
Specifically, Halifax county NC has numerous small towns that have lost agricultural and industrial economies. They're cleaning up their town streets and removing old dilapidated buildings in the hope to attract families and new business.
Weldon NC with a pop. 1700 60% African American, poverty, high unemployment, literally has no bank, one red and white grocery store and a Dollar Store.
It's a good question whether any rural towns of 1,700 can survive and thrive again in the U.S.
Thanks for the great before and after photo of the storefront--a good building renovation. Turning abandoned buildings into community centers also is sound, if you need meeting space. It looks as though you've also done an attractive streetscape, another important step in keeping a small town competitive.
You say that you've lost your industrial base. Probably so. While it's not impossible for the U.S. to regain some share of the world's manufacturing, the likelihood that this will occur soon in rural North Carolina is very low.
You might be able to do more about agriculture. Unless you've simply given over all your land to small town sprawl, which is a possibility, you shouldn't entirely discount the possibility of agriculture. You simply would have to find brand new, more profitable crops, and possibly supplement the tired-out soil.
Consult someone in your state's extension agency about whether agriculture really is dead in your area. Sometimes people just think farming is over for them if the crops or livestock that they are accustomed to raising are no longer profitable. But they might able to find new more economically feasible ways of making a living, or at least adding to income, through agriculture.
Now to your main question: can you make enough money to survive on historic tourism? One of us took a very brief look at your county's tourism website and learned there are many Civil War sites, and perhaps some other charming Southern types of places to visit.
1) Combine forces with the other small towns in the county so that you have enough accommodations and enough attractions to advertise together. Tourism and economic development do go hand in hand, but everyone is competing for possibly less tourist spending now that there's threat of economic stagnation.
2) Be very careful that your advertising, which now can be the "free" advertising on the Internet through social media, explain in an exciting way why your destination is unique.
3) If your destination isn't unique, do something to make it that way. What's going into that community center? Think up no-cost, low-cost ways to make it the most interesting community center anyone has ever seen--one that can double as a museum when people aren't using it for meeting space.
4) Build interest with art in public places and almost anything else that would be unexpected and imaginative. Where would people like to have their picture taken in your town? No particular answer? Better make one.
5) If your stock in trade is history, the history needs to be well-written, well-interpreted, and compelling. Just because you find it interesting doesn't mean everyone else will. So ask some state-level experts, starting with your excellent state university, if your history really is important, and if so, how. Make sure the story is told well and told often. Try to develop new angles, find new artifacts, and audiotape or videotape oral histories from old timers who can relate some of the more recent history. Not the Civil War, but maybe they have stories about their ancestors who did remember the Civil War.
6) Emphasize education for the young people and creative thinking for the adults. If you are dull-witted, you aren't going to win at this game. People who are interested in history often are educated, and they want to find other people who can talk their language.
7) Prepare yourselves for drastic changes. Maybe every small town can't or won't survive. As we've suggested on our site somewhere, it may be that most of you have to move somewhere else to make a good living again. If you move together as a group, that takes some of the sting out of that.
8) Following on that rather bleak idea, do be realistic about whether what you are doing is working. Develop a very strong custom of talking honestly with one another and being rational, not sentimental, about what is working and what isn't. If you can't survive as a small town, those of you still of working age will have to move to a larger city, but I can feel that's not what you want to do.
So do give it your best effort, and don't be sloppy about anything when you're seeking historic tourism business. Hit every possible visitor objection with an answer. One grocery store may be quite enough, but does it sell a headache remedy (because we bet you have a tavern)? You aren't big enough for a hotel unless you're right on I-95, but is there a place that is suitable for a bed and breakfast? If not, can a few people rent out rooms? That's the kind of thinking you have to do.
Historic tourism is a big business right now, and quality efforts will be rewarded, at least in the short run while there are retirees with money who like to travel.
LOl there isn't even a "tavern" but I agree with you completely. I'm retired and originally from NY but I love the small rural southern charm of Weldon, NC. So, I'm looking to settle here for at least a few years to see what happens.
I think that idea of re-establishing "agriculture" in a different way may work by using Greenhouses, particularly since Weldon is nestled along the Roanoke River, which could be used as a source of irrigation.
Thank you for your well written, timely and detailed reply. I'm a committed fan to your site and look forward to sharing our progress here in Weldon.
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Welcome shareholders to the July Company Update. I thought this month I'd change things up a little bit and focus on some of the questions some of you have been asking me over the last month.
So it's been great to catch up with a number of shareholders, and a question that keeps coming up is are we happy with the current rate of business progress?
What you can see in the context of the 4C that we released to market late last week is enterprise sales revenue, albeit small, starting to flow from June. What's important to keep in mind is that our contracts typically operate on a monthly recurring basis and there is a lag from when contracts are signed until customers are on board and start paying. And what you're going to see post the end of the June quarter is a step up as these recurring revenues kick in.
The deals that we are announcing, the sales pipeline that is growing, the step up in revenue are all validation points of the unique international opportunity that sits in front of us. I do thank you for your support. What we are doing is transformative on a global scale in a massive international market.
The other question that I'm hearing from shareholders is how are we managing our cash flow?
Just putting aside the revenue step up that we will see this quarter - what I'd say is that over the last 12 months we've invested heavily in research and development around our product, and we will be claiming against the Federal Government's Research and Development Tax Incentive rebate.
And while this won't be seven figures it will be a substantial contribution to our cash position moving forward. At the same time, we continue to assess our overheads and make prudent decisions on what we're spending money our money on.
And finally, I'd like to take a moment to thank Anna Whitlam for her contribution to the Gooroo board. Anna has added a lot of value to me personally and to the board, and we're sorry to see her go as her business continues to expand and her time commitments increase.
So shareholders thank you for your continued support, and as always if there's anything you'd like to discuss from this update please don't hesitate to give me a call.


The club are delighted to announce that David Galt has returned, penning a deal today which will run until the end of the season.
Having departed Queen's last summer, David initially moved to Championship side Alloa Athletic and then latterly to junior side, Cambuslang Rangers.
David, who first signed for Queen's Park in 2015, made his debut on 25th July 2017 in an away Challenge Cup tie at Edinburgh City and went on to make over 100 appearances during his first spell at the club. He contributed eleven goals during his three seasons at Hampden with his final game coming in the 2-1 home defeat against Stenhousemuir in the play-offs on 5th May 2018.
Everyone at the club welcomes David back and wishes him every success for the remainder of the season.


How was everyone's weekend? Mine was relaxing. It started off at this new-ish brewery in Franklin with their delicious Portly Stout and a pleasantly hoppy Another Way to Rye. Yum. Check them out if you haven't already.
In other eventful domestic exciting news, I've gotten rid of another packet of seasoning!
I've always been a fan of a certain fajita seasoning packet but as usual, I didn't like what was in the ingredient list.
Now, at my house, fajita seasoning is homemade and I control the spices. After you mix these guys together, you'll have a fast meal ahead of you.
Mix together all ingredients. Two tablespoons is equivalent to one packet. Add more or less to taste with cooked: 1 pound thinly sliced chicken and bell peppers. Add 2 tablespoons of water at a time, until well combined.


Use the video and step-by-step drawing instructions below to learn how to draw Fluttershy from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. A new cartoon drawing tutorial is uploaded every week, so stay tooned!
Step 1: Start by drawing a circle on the top left part of the paper. It doesn't need to be perfect. It's just a basic shape for Fluttershy's head. Leave enough room at the bottom so you can draw the body later on.
Step 2: Inside the circle, draw two intersecting lines, one horizontal and one vertical. The vertical line should be close to the left side of the circle, and the horizontal line should be close to the bottom. Bend the lines so they contour to the shape of the sphere. These are construction lines that will help you place Fluttershy's facial features later on.
Step 3: Draw two ovals as guides for Fluttershy's eyes. Draw them sitting on top of the horizontal construction line and on either side of the vertical construction line. The oval on the left side should be thinner because of the perspective.
Step 4: Below Fluttershy's head, draw a bigger oval lying on its side. This will be a guide for Fluttershy's torso. Pay attention to the size of this oval in relation to the first circle. The edges of the circle and oval should touch.
Step 5: Under the torso, draw two lines as guides for Fluttershy's legs. The line on the left should be angled near the middle to represent the bent leg. The other leg should be a tiny bit longer and slightly curved.


Gold panning is the process of extracting gold from placer deposits. For gold seekers, prospectors and miners this technique is one of the cheapest and simplest methods to get the gold out of the ground. The goal of this panning process is to separate the gold from the sand and gravel mixture of the river bed material. This technique was also used in several of the big gold rushes in North America (e.g. Klondike).
This video gives a short introduction for the gold detector Gold Labor Au 79, which is used to determine the gold content of a soil sample. So it is a very helpful tool for gold seekers, prospectors and even gold miners for small scaled mining projects. It's also a meaningful supplement to the gold panning process.
The OKM Gold Labor Au 79 is a supportive and handy tool for gold seekers, miners and prospectors to determine the gold content of placers and minerals. In some easy steps you fill in your sample, start your measurement and read the results. You simply follow the instructions on the detector's screen and at the end you know how many grams per tonne of gold your sample consists of. This gives a good indication whether the place is worth for gold panning or not.
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Sunday marked the 2017 Billboard Music Awards in Las Vegas. The show, hosted by Ludacris and Vanessa Hudgens, brought together the biggest names in music and was jammed packed with some amazing performances.
Click our slideshow to relive the best moments of the night.
This was a big night for Drake. Not only did he take home three coveted awards last night, but he also broke the Billboard's Record for Awards Won In One Year with 13 total wins – a record that was previously held by Adele.
The rapper also delivered an incredible performance of his song "Gyalchester" from the center of the Bellagio fountain complete with flames and fireworks.
Host Vanessa Hudgens showed off her rap skills by tackling Nicki Minaj's now-famous verse in "Monster." And we've got to say, she wasn't bad at all!
Miley brought Malibu to Las Vegas with her new single "Malibu" and we're still blown away. The singer showed off her vocal range as she performed a stripped down version of the song, adding a little country flair to the night. Cyrus even got a little choked up as she sang the end of the song, making us love her even more.
And we can't forget her adorable introduction by little sister Noah and dad Billy Ray. Our favorite part was when Noah said, "... for the first time in years with pants on, my big sister Miley Cyrus!"
The most emotional performance of the night goes to Celine Dion. The singer took the BIllboard Music Awards stage to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the film "Titanic" and her hit song "My Heart Will Go On." Clips from the film played as she sang the iconic song without missing a beat. Truly a breathtaking performance.
Celine Dion wasn't the only diva in the house. Cher graced us with her presence to accept the Billboard Icon Award. She gave fans a high-powered performance of her timeless hits "Believe" and "Turn Back Time" and had the whole crowd on their feet.
She gave a heartfelt speech where she said, "I've wanted to do what I do since I was four years old, and I've been doing it for 53 years. I think luck has so much to do with with my success... I think it was mostly luck and a little bit of something thrown in."
Sean "Diddy" Combs made a surprise appearance to honor his late friend rapper Notorious B.I.G. on what would have been his 45th birthday. He reminisced about their time together and of the success the late rapper albums. "It all started with the Notorious B.I.G.," he said to the crowd. "Biggie was the best rapper I ever had the chance to work with. Watching him and seeing him work is something that words can't explain."
Diddy also introduced Biggie's son CJ Wallace to the stage, who delivered a touching tribute to his dad saying, "I know my father is looking down on all of us tonight. My sister and I will continue to carry on his name with tremendous pride and live my life by his words."
Camilla Cabello has officially made her solo debut since leaving Fifth Harmony and we are loving it. She began her performance with an emotional verse from "I Have Questions," then brought the heat with her new single "Crying In The Club."
Lorde's karaoke performance of her hit single "Green Light" is how we all wish we sounded when we sang. The stage looked like it came straight from a K-Town karaoke bar and Lorde sounded amazing.


Generic strategies for designing resilient courses that could be applied by the majority of instructors, regardless of discipline as part of the standard preparation for course delivery.
The start of a semester is a good time to think about how you would conduct classroom instruction in the event of a disruption to campus operations.
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When designing your course, consider the options for incorporating flexible learning approaches for students. If possible, design your course so that it is not dependent on a single delivery mode or platform. Blended or mixed learning approaches use multiple modes of delivery and provide options to flex in the event of an emergency, but require advance preparation of teaching materials.
If you are designing a new course it is a good opportunity to review alternative learning approaches and incorporate learning continuity as a core component of your pedagogical approach.
If you have an existing course, or inherit an existing course from another member of staff, consider how you could use learning continuity as part of a course review for an update or refresh of your approach.
Where possible schedule review lecture sessions which could be used in emergency to shift delivery sessions.
If possible, design your course so that it is as modular as possible rather than sequential (e.g. the loss of session #3 does not impact on sessions #4, #5 or #6).
Build in flexibility in the selection and design of assessment methods. Explore and trial one of the eLearning options profiled by CLeaR.
Explore options for flexible learning by booking an appointment with CLeaR.
See examples illustrating how flexible learning options can be applied to a course's design on the FHMS TeachingPLUS website.
Finalise your course outline well in advance of the start of the semester.
Make your course resources lists available to students online with the support of subject librarians. Visit Talis Aspire.
Include the University's disaster readiness statement below in your course outline so that students are aware of the first steps to take should class be interrupted.
We undertake to maintain the continuity and standard of teaching and learning in all your courses throughout the year. If there are unexpected disruptions, the University has contingency plans to ensure that access to your course continues and your assessment is fair, and not compromised. Some adjustments may need to be made in emergencies. You will be kept fully informed by your course co-ordinator, and if disruption occurs you should refer to the University website for information about how to proceed.
Place other relevant guidelines for your class (e.g. how to contact you if the server is down) in an obvious place on the Course Syllabus page in Canvas.
Provide a printed and electronic copy of your final course outline to your faculty, school or department (as appropriate).
Prepare a resilience kit for your course. Spending a few minutes making offline versions of your courseware reduces your risk and could save you significant distress. For example, load critical teaching materials on an encrypted memory stick, upload to a cloud server, to the University server and store a physical (printed) version off-campus.
Identify colleagues with appropriate expertise and experience who could back you up.
Seek and secure their commitment to act as backup tutor(s) in an emergency. (It may be appropriate to discuss such arrangements with your HOD).
Provide these colleagues with access to teaching materials (including lecture recordings).
Add your colleagues to your Canvas course site.
Instructors are reminded of our Assessment of Student Learning Policy. This prohibits any changes to approved and published assessment plans without consultation with students and approval by the Academic Head and Dean of Faculty – except in crisis situations (see next bullet point). In the case of changes, these must be agreed and publicised to students within the period of deleting the course from a student's enrolment without penalty. Read the Assessment of Student Learning Policy.
Submit a copy of all tests and exams in advance of their scheduled dates to the school/faculty office (even if it is just the day before). This will allow schools/disciplinary areas to administer tests or exams in the event that an instructor is absent due to any unforeseen circumstance.
An important element of resiliency in course design is the capacity to administer assignments and assessments remotely. You may wish to consider designing your course so that a portion of assignments and activities can be (or are) delivered through alternative means such as Canvas. Further information on Canvas Assessment tools can be found on page 14 of the Continuity Planning document guide below. One issue to keep in mind is that it is not currently possible to guarantee 'test/exam conditions' for online assessments.
Establish a virtual and physical collection point for assignment submission and returns. Remember to communicate arrangements with students.
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Consider how you will communicate with the students in your class in the event of unexpected circumstances. This might be through the communication tools in Canvas or email, but that will depend on the IT infrastructure channels available.
Identify the necessary information that you or your students will need to be able to use these means of communication effectively (e.g. home access to a computer, email addresses, familiarity with Canvas) and discuss arrangements with students early on in the course.
Note: there is no need to make such arrangements complex, as long as students know the first point of contact and that staff have a plan.
Nominated course coordinator on staff.


Question: What is the best way to find a 13U team in our area, which is not coached by the fathers of players and manager/coaches will be fair and impartial based upon ability and proven performance.
A friend of mine was talking about the same subject you were asking about recently. He made the comment that in his experience with youth baseball and travel baseball in particular there are basically two scenarios.
You either have a maniac baseball coach that is mean and viscous and thinks every game is the World Series…or you have a really nice guy that knows nothing about teaching the game of baseball. Rarely if ever can you find the happy median.
There just are not many knowledgable coaches that treat kids well out there coaching baseball. This is an almost impossible combination to find anywhere in youth baseball. It is estimated that 85% of youth baseball coaches are dads or moms of children on their ball teams. Daddy ball is the nickname for many travel ball outfits. To find a ball club that is not coached by a daddy is going to hard to find.
Occasionally you will have a few high dollar organizations that charge a big fee to play for with hired coaches. My suggestion is to do some really good research. Talk to other parents that will give you an honest perspective and I would talk to the players, too. Do your homework.
Chances are you may never find the perfect fit but check around to minimize the risk. You might want to go to a local travel tournament and talk to the parents and coaches and see them in action.
Travel ball does not have much of a screening process for coaches. Nor does travel ball provide any coaching clinics or training for their coaches. Everyone just starts up their own ballclub and plenty of tournament directors will gladly take the money without any questions asked if coaches can coach or treat kids with respect.
Believe me I have seen them all. There are plenty of adults out there that have no business on a ballfield with kids but just about anyone can start up their own team if they can get 12 families to buy in. I would say it is a remote chance you will find the perfect situation but do your best to get as close as you can. I don't know any other way except start digging and interviewing people that know which coaches are doing a good job.
Paid or un Paid? Free Coaching?
Economics is the real issue. How do you find a non-partial, unrelated adult with some baseball knowledge that will volunteer all this personal time to coach a bunch of kids for free?
They are not out there. Oh maybe here and there you might stumble on to someone who needs a hobby coaching baseball.
Likely you will have to pay a stipend to someone to coach. That is why you see the baseball academies and organizations charge kids to play on their teams. They have to pay coaches to coach.
This is not ideal because it prices many families out of the game. I don't know how else to find a non-related (dad) to coach without paying them, though.
Very good points and also very true in every respect. In our case however, we have put together the "team of dreams" as opposed to a dream team.
I fall into that nice guy category you mention with no baseball background but a great deal of organizational and marketing experience. In our case, I have started a 12u travel team with no coaches related to the players. Two are currently in college and play ball while the other is less qualified but has been coaching for three years. These are volunteers and our monthly fees are minimal to cover expenses related to travel ball. Yes, my son is on the team however my contribution is strictly organizational. The Coaches make the coaching decisions however, what makes our team most unique is the kids, based on games and rules knowledge, take turns as Assistant Coaches for each tournament! Check out all of our different characteristics at www.seminolewild.com.
You'll note we are in Florida. So why do I post here? Because perhaps, others will see this, follow our lead and hopefully, just let their kids enjoy the game.
I was looking for the same thing in Arizona, at the 13U level. After about 3 months of trying to find a coach we could hire, at a reasonable fee, we all but gave up.
Then I was approached at the end of the school ball season by a local club ball organization, who wanted to put together a 13U team, originally centered around that schools 7th graders.
That part didnt work out entirely as we wanted, but we did end up getting what seems to be a great, development oriented coach who doesn't have a child on the team, and he charges a reasonable salary for himself.
It is indeed a rare find when a real coach has it all in one bag. The rarity is that coach with a superb knowledge of the game and the ability to use that knowledge in translation to the young players.
The rarity is when the coach has more interest in the well being of that young man learning to play the game than the win of a game.
One such gentleman coaches Little League players in Trussville, Alabama and his name is Joey Williams.
Joey Williams is a winner if his team is on the field the final score is never important for every kid becomes a winner.


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Q: how do i pass props in react with tsx and nextjs so the code keeps sending me these 2 errors
Property 'posts' does not exist on type '{}'.
Parameter 'post' implicitly has an 'any' type.
const Home: NextPage = ( { posts } ) => {
  return (

        <title>financial blog</title>
        <link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico" />

          {posts.map((post)=><PostCard post={post.node}  key={post.title} />)}

              <PostWidget/>
              <Categories/>

  )
}

export default Home

A: First you need pass props like:
<Home posts={post} />

Second you need declare the type of content inside of post.
(Hence the error: "Parameter 'post' implicitly has an 'any' type.")
//...
// this is an example
interface Post {
 title: string;
 content: string;
 author: string;
}

interface HomeProps {
 posts: Post[];
}

const Home: NextPage = ( { posts }: HomeProps ) => {
//...

Remember that "posts" has to be an array (const posts = [ ... ]) and not an object (const posts = { ... })

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Jason Sorens (born 1976) is a Senior Research faculty member for the American Institute for Economic Research also known as, AIER. Previously, Sorens served as director of the Center for Ethics in Society at St. Anselm College and prior to his work with St. Anselm, Sorens was a lecturer in the department of government at Dartmouth College. He has been an affiliated scholar with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University since 2008. His primary research interests include fiscal federalism, public policy in federal systems, secessionism, and ethnic politics. Sorens received his B.A. in economics and philosophy, with honors, from Washington and Lee University and his PhD in political science from Yale University. He is the founder of the Free State Project and president of Ethics & Economics Education of New England, an effort to boost ethical and economic literacy in New England through programs for high schoolers, opinion leaders, and the general public.

Personal life
Sorens currently lives in Amherst, New Hampshire.

Free State Project

In July 2001, Sorens published an essay titled "Announcement: The Free State Project", in which he proposed the idea of a political migration, with 20,000 libertarians to move to a single low-population state (New Hampshire, selected in 2003) to make the state a stronghold for libertarian ideas.

As of November 26, 2021, over 20,000 people had signed this statement of intent—completing the original goal—with 5,223 people listed as "movers" to New Hampshire on the FSP website, saying they had already moved to New Hampshire as part of the 20,000+-participant trigger.

Published works
Sorens' work has been published in International Studies Quarterly, Comparative Political Studies, Journal of Peace Research, State Politics and Policy Quarterly, and other academic journals, and his book Secessionism: Identity, Interest, and Strategy was published by McGill-Queen's University Press in 2012.

See also

 Carla Gericke
 Free State Project
 Jeremy Kauffman
 New Hampshire Liberty Alliance
 New Hampshire Liberty Forum
 Porcupine Freedom Festival

References

External links
 Biography at Saint Anselm College
 Biography at Mercatus Center
 Free State Project
 Ethics & Economics Education of New England
 Secessionism: Identity, Interest, and Strategy by Jason Sorens
 YouTube: A brief history of the Free State Project with FSP founder Jason Sorens

Living people
People from Houston
Yale University alumni
American libertarians
Libertarian economists
American political activists
Dartmouth College faculty
Activists from Texas
1976 births

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There are enough reviews here so that my summative review is not necessary. I will only say that this is a powerful book, and it reminded me of General Eisenhower's order that all those living in the vicinity of the death camps be marched past the stacked bodies so they could see what their abdication of morality had allowed to happen.
This is mostly a book of photographs. If you want deeper text, including a spectacular (unintended pun)chapter on "Looking" and how it was the crowds that validated "spectacle lynching," then you must also buy Imagery of Lynching: Black Men, White Women, and the Mob. The title is misleading, but the content of that book is not–that is the deep academic and psychological review that complements this book.
If yoy only wish to buy one book, of lasting value for generations, buy this one. If you can afford two and want to study the underlying social and psychological environments that allowed whites to treat blacks as if they were animals, buy both.


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'Risk has changed dramatically': All of south-west should consider shot
By Mary Ward and Melissa Cunningham
July 12, 2021 — 8.00pm
Younger south-west Sydney residents should consider receiving the AstraZeneca vaccine, NSW's peak medical bodies say, after 84 new COVID-19 cases were detected in the region on Monday.
There were a total of 112 new cases reported across Sydney, as modelling by medical research organisation the Burnet Institute claimed a Melbourne-style stage four lockdown was needed to bring case numbers down.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian said people in their 40s and 50s could now receive the AstraZeneca shot at state clinics as Sydney's case numbers climbed. Credit:James Brickwood
It was the highest number of daily cases NSW had recorded since April 2020. There have now been 678 local cases since June 16, more than were recorded in the Crossroads Hotel or Avalon clusters last year.
Premier Gladys Berejiklian announced people in their 40s and 50s were now eligible for the AstraZeneca shot at NSW Health clinics, with new mass vaccination hubs at Macquarie Fields and Fairfield Showground in Sydney's south-west to open this month.
"Until we get the extra doses we have to prioritise ... over 40s but of course if younger people want to access the AstraZeneca they should go to their GP," she said.
Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant said NSW Health had decided to administer AstraZeneca to younger people and encourage people to bring forward their second dose to the six-to-eight week mark because "the current risk situation has changed dramatically".
More than 10,000 teachers in the Fairfield, Liverpool and Canterbury-Bankstown local government areas will be eligible to receive their vaccinations at the showground.
"Everybody in that region needs to be considering the benefits of being vaccinated," said Royal Australian College of GPs NSW/ACT chair, Dr Charlotte Hespe.
Dr Hespe said, while the health advice remained that Pfizer was the preferred vaccine for under 60s, south-west Sydney residents of any age should assess their risk and talk to a GP.
"No answer is best for everybody. It's about saying: Who are you? What's your work? And what are your family circumstances? Do you live with someone vulnerable?"
She agreed the risk of catching COVID-19 in Sydney, particularly in the south-west, had increased significantly over the past three weeks, advising unvaccinated people in their 40s and 50s to visit NSW Health clinics for the AstraZeneca shot as local GP appointments fill up.
"It's a no-brainer – you should go to one of the newly set up hubs and get a vaccine," Dr Hespe said.
There are 63 hospitalised COVID-19 patients in NSW. Twenty-five are under the age of 55, including 14 under the age of 35.
AMA NSW president Danielle McMullen agreed anyone over 60 should be booking for their shot immediately, and those under 60 should be having a conversation with their GP about whether they should get vaccinated now, particularly if they live in a hot spot area.
"There's a preference for Pfizer, but we don't know when Pfizer is coming," she said, noting a change in the dose interval and community transmission may shift the risk equation for some young people.
Federal Health Minister Greg Hunt, who has previously encouraged under-60s to follow national advisory group ATAGI advice and wait for Pfizer, said NSW's decision was "a particular response" to Sydney's outbreak.
"That is in line with the ATAGI advice which has always been that those who are below the threshold in age may seek access on the basis of informed consent," he said.
According to modelling released by the Burnet Institute on Monday evening, Sydney will need to move to Melbourne's "stage four" restrictions to bring a halt to the spread of the Delta variant.
The mathematical modelling, which is yet to be peer reviewed, compared the likely outcomes of the Delta outbreak when using Victoria's stage three restrictions, similar to Greater Sydney's lockdown, and stage four.
It suggested that, while the state's stay-at-home orders had averted a significant number of infections, it would not be effective enough to contain the outbreak, instead causing a plateau of about 30 infections a day, while stage four restrictions were projected to bring cases down within six weeks.
Director of the Burnet Institute in Melbourne Professor Brendan Crabb said the modelling suggested NSW's existing restrictions would not be enough.
"What's at stake here is a growing Delta epidemic in a highly unvaccinated population and clearly nobody wants to tolerate that," Professor Crabb said.
"The modelling suggests that the hard and fast method is the best bet. You either snuff it out as quickly as you can or you take the longer road to do it. They are choices and the longer road is the riskier road."
Under stage four restrictions, big retailers not providing essential goods would be closed, a nightly curfew would be implemented and a five kilometres limit on how far people can travel would be enforced.
However, Professor Catherine Bennett, Deakin University's Chair in Epidemiology, said harsh measures like a nightly curfew and kilometre limit might not be required in NSW.
"I do think that the routes of transmission that they're seeing in NSW should guide the interventions, not just putting things in place because they've been used elsewhere," she said.
Asked if she would consider mandating non-essential retail stores to close if her government offered a wage subsdidy program, Ms Berejiklian said she did not want to "delve into hypotheticals".
"But what I have said very clearly is, given where the numbers are, it is not likely, in fact, almost impossible for us to get out of lockdown on Friday," she said.
University of Sydney clinical epidemiologist Fiona Stanaway said she believed, although the transmission risk in a shop was low, the issue was optics.
"If you have shops open where browsing is the main thing you do, it makes the message more complicated," she said.
Sixteen cases on Monday were from south-eastern Sydney district, seven were from western Sydney and five were from Nepean-Blue Mountains.
Dr Chant said Fairfield, Smithfield, Bossley Park, Fairfield Heights, Fairfield West, Wakeley, Bonnyrigg, Glenfield and West Hoxton in south-west Sydney were seeing particularly high number of cases but she remained concerned about spread of the virus across the city.
On Monday evening, a number of new close contact venue alerts were issued for locations in Sydney's west and east. They included 99 Bikes in Bondi Junction on Saturday between 12.45 and 2.45pm, Ware Street Medical Practice in Fairfield on Thursday from 2.40pm to 3.40 pm, Westpac Fairfield on Thursday between 1.20pm and 1.40pm, Mr Shawarma in Greenacre on Saturday between 8.30pm and 8.45pm, Cedar Valley Meats in Yagoona on Saturday between 1.30pm and 2pm and Priceline in Green Valley on Friday from 2.30pm to 3.15pm.
Close contact alerts were also issued for a number of bus routes in inner city, inner-east, north shore and south-west suburbs. They include the 170X bus between Sydney and Neutral bay, 438X Bus between Ultimo and Haymarket, 309 Bus between Redfern and Beaconsfield and 817 Bus between Fairfield Heights and Fairfield. A number of train routes between July 4 and July 10 were also added to the casual contact list.
COVID-positive residents of a 29-unit apartment block in Bondi have been moved to Special Health Accommodation after eight cases were recorded across five households.
The Premier said people had performed essential work or visited healthcare facilities with symptoms instead of getting a COVID-19 test.
Three of Monday's cases were linked to a medical centre at Fairfield Heights and recent exposure sites in the area included multiple healthcare facilities as well as two immigration offices in Fairfield.
The state's first 24-hour testing clinic will open at Fairfield West's Endeavour Sports Park on Tuesday.
Victoria recorded four new COVID-19 cases linked to Sydney's outbreak on Monday, just hours after it instigated a hard border closure with NSW.
The cases were two removalists who worked in Victoria and South Australia and a family of two who had been in Sydney in early July.
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This week on Quick Fire Community Questions, we interviewed Ubisoft Star Player and Assassin's Creed UK Admin Dave Woodward.
Hello Dave, welcome to the first interview of our new series Quick Fire Community Questions. This is a new series where we will be interviewing different members of the Assassin's Creed community to get their thoughts surrounding the content of the Assassins Creed games, as well as details and experiences from their journey within the franchise.
Ashlea: How did you first become involved in the AC franchise? What was the first game you played?
Dave: Hi Ashlea , I first got into the AC franchise by playing AC1 which I really enjoyed and that was the first AC game I played too but it wasn't the game that got me hooked into the franchise.
Ashlea: What about AC made you love the games? What made you a fan in the first place?
Dave: What made me love the games was the characters development throughout the series also i loved that we got to experience their journey during their time with the Assassin's. AC 2 was the game that got me hooked and a big fan. I loved the scenery and especially Ezio Auditore's but if I'm honest I was drawn into AC2 when I first saw the E3 trailer for the game. I would constantly spend hours watching it over and over.
Ashlea: Which AC game is your favourite and why?
Dave: My favourite AC game would have to be AC Black Flag I loved sailing the seas and singing along to the sea shanties, plundering ships, exploring the Caribbean and also being a pirate! I love Edward's story from wanting to become a privateer to becoming rich and when that doesn't work out he finds a greater course with the Assassin's when basically he's lost those that were close to him, plus I'm a big Matt Ryan fan and he did a fantastic job as Edward. I can't watch anything he's in now without thinking of Edward Kenway.
Ashlea: When did you become a collector of AC merchandise? What if your favourite item(s) in your collection?
Dave: I first became a collector back when AC Brotherhood was released, that was my first special edition I bought and shortly after that I started my collection. My favourite items are my Edward Kenway Pop Vinyl, Edward Kenway on the Jackdaw, Bayek & Aya and Conner assassinating a templar with his Tomahawk figurine.
Ashlea: When did you get your first AC tattoo? What AC tattoos do you have?
Dave: I got my first AC tattoo back in 2011 and that was of a female assassin from a Ubiworkshop artwork which you received in the AC Brotherhood Special Edition if I'm correct. Well I have that female assassin I mentioned, and I also have another Ubiworkshop art of another female assassin. Miss Evie Frye, Harlequin on my hand from ACB, Edward Kenway, Ezio and Caesar Borgia, ACO logo, Apple of Eden, Abstergo Logo, Templar Cross, Connors Tomahawk. I still have enough space to add 1 or two more.
Ashlea: What is your favourite part of being a member of the AC community?
Dave: My favourite part about being in the AC community is all the people I have met in person or via social media. I think our community is one of the best out there and it just keeps on getting stronger.
Ashlea: What is your best memory of being an AC community member?
Ashlea: How was Assassin's Creed UK created? What gave you the idea?
Dave: Assassin's Creed UK was created when one day I thought there isn't anything out there in the UK unlike in other countries such as AC Egypt & AC Colombia, and I wanted to have a hobby outside of work .
Ashlea: What happened at the Wales ComicCon meetup? What are your thoughts and feelings about your experiences at the event?
Dave: We were very lucky to have Matt Ryan (Edward Kenway) happily take part in a photo op with a few community members that were at the event. I'm looking forward to meeting more community members at future events. MCM Comic Con in London's AC meet up was fantastic so I'm hoping we at Assasssins Creed United Kingdom can do something like that. My thoughts on the event were that it was a pretty decent event, but getting in could of been a lot easier and also the use of having more signs available but hopefully that gets sorted for the event in December.
Ashlea: How does it feel to be chosen as a Star Player? What was your reaction when you were first contacted about the role?
Dave: It feels absolutely fantastic to be chosen as a Star Player, as it's been a dream of mine for a couple of years now and to have been thought of by the people at Ubisoft (Alan, Dom, Uliwia) is fantastic. I owe them a lot for this once in a life time opportunity. I was in work when I found out and the smile on my face wouldn't go away. I was forgetting people's orders due to me constantly thinking about being a Star Player.
Ashlea: What will your role entail? How/why are people selected as a Star Player?
Dave: I guess my role will be representing Ubisoft first and foremost on the show floor interacting with fellow star players, staff and video gamers, and maybe getting my hands on a cheeky play of Odyssey ;-) I believe people are selected to become Star Players for being such passionate fans, whether it's through cosplaying, collecting, artwork, streaming gameplay and making themselves noticeable to Ubisoft.
Ashlea: What are you looking forward to most at E3? What are your Predictions for the event?
Dave: Well my predictions would of been for a new AC game but Ubisoft have announced AC Odyssey now which I'm super excited for, and I'm looking forward to finding out more about The Division 2 and many other titles.
Ashlea: What are your plans for future involvement in the AC community? Will there be more events with meetups? Do you plan to add any more AC tattoos?
Dave: My plans at the moment are to keep on doing what I'm doing and being active through Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, hoping to maybe add competitions somewhere down the line for some lucky community members.
Yes I'm hoping there will be plenty of AC meet ups at the two events. I know I'll be at EGX in September and also Wales Comic Con Part 2 in December so hopefully any AC fans going to either of them can come and say hi and we can all have a photo together and have a fun time.
Oh god yes I still have a few little spaces left on my AC arm to fill in atm I'm thinking about getting the Ubisoft logo and the star player logo on my arm somewhere or maybe my wrist.
Thank you for taking part in our interview, we look forward to hearing about your adventures and experiences from your time at E3, have fun!