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Dan Talintyre
Thu 22 Mar 2018, 11:30 AM
Wests Tigers Head Coach Ivan Cleary says his side are looking forward, not back, as they chase their third straight win this Friday night against the Broncos.
Following on from their thrilling win over the Melbourne Storm last weekend, Cleary said while the signs were positive for his team, it was important they continued to move forward and not dwell on the past.
"We've delivered on the things we've practiced and tried to be good at, which is good," Cleary said.
"That doesn't mean you're always going to win and obviously our games have been very tight, but we've played out the 80 minutes which gives you a chance.
"It's going to be on again this week against one of the most successful teams of the modern era, so we're going to have to do the same sort of thing again to give ourselves a chance.
"The boys are playing for each other and valuing the fundamentals of the game.
"Defence is part of that and it's our job now to keep that up. It's no good to do that for a couple of weeks; we've got to keep doing it. It's got to be part of every day and every week."
Cleary also enthused his excitement to play at Campbeltown Sports Stadium for the first time this year — recognising the importance of a positive performance in front of the home fans.
"We're certainly hopeful of a big crowd tomorrow," he said.
"Part of what we're trying to do is deliver performances that are consistent and that our fans can feel like if they've made a commitment to come and watch the game, then we're going to give them a performance they can be proud of — that's one of the things we're trying to do.
"So hopefully the locals down there at Campbelltown can come out and support their team."
See what Coach Ivan Cleary had to say in full about this week's game in the video above!
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says Jamaica's implementation of the US$1.66 billion Stand-By Arrangement (SBA) remains strong, five years after the country began the task of reforming its economy.
The IMF executive board, which has completed the fourth review under the SBA, said, nonetheless, structural impediments need to be quickly addressed to foster private capital formation and accelerate growth and job creation. It also called on the government to ensure that the public sector wage bill is placed on a downward path.
It said modernizing the Bank of Jamaica, (BoJ), the island's central bank will help facilitate the needed move to full-fledged inflation targeting.
IMF Deputy Managing Director, Tao Zhang, who served as the acting chair of the board review meeting, said Jamaican authorities continue their impressive track record under the SBA.
He said macroeconomic stability is entrenched, with reduced public debt and improving social and unemployment indicators, growth remains subdued.
Zhang said that the BoJ remains committed to maintaining inflation within the 4-6 per cent target range over the medium term.
He said the recent tabling in Parliament of legislation to upgrade the BoJ Act is an important step toward the eventual shift toward full-fledged inflation targeting.
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The IMF official said the public-sector wage bill needs to be placed on a sustained downward path. "Reduced wage outlays will allow the government to reprioritize public spending toward security, social assistance, and growth-enhancing capital expenditure.
"Achieving such a wage bill reduction will require a broad overhaul of the public compensation and allowance system and a reduction in the size of the government workforce," he said.
Zhang said the financial sector should be further strengthened in line with the recommendations from the accompanying Financial Sector Stability Assessment.
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"Addressing impediments that constrain access to finance would help support private-sector investment," Zhang said.


[TOKYO] Asian shares wilted and the British pound dived to a three-decade low on Wednesday as the European Union's economic outlook darkened in the Brexit gloom.
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.5 per cent while Japan's Nikkei dropped almost two per cent.
Trading in three UK property funds has been suspended so far this week as battle a rush of redemptions from investors fearing a slump in British property values.
The Bank of England also took steps to ensure British banks keep on lending, by lowering the amount of capital banks must hold in reserve, as the UK business confidence plunged after the vote.
Brexit also rekindled worries about the euro zone's weaker economies, particularly Italy as its banks struggle with bad debt.
The economic picture outside Europe was hardly encouraging, building expectations of global economic stagnation.
US factory orders declined and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said it could be hard for his country to sustain 6.7 per cent growth in the second quarter. "There's no inflation prospects, there's no strong growth.
The only thing we have is uncertainty," said Hiroko Iwaki, senior bond strategist at Mizuho Securities. "The rise in shares last week wasn't based on any improvement in corporate earnings. There's no reason not to buy bonds now," she said.
The 10-year US Treasuries yield hit a low of 1.357 per cent on Tuesday and last stood at 1.365 per cent.
The 20-year Japanese Government bond yield fell to zero per cent on Wednesday, a day after the Swiss yields fell to negative all the way out to 50 years.
Safe-haven gold hit a two-year high US$1,360.30 per ounce.
In the currency market, the British pound dived about 0.5 per cent to a new three-decade low of US$1.2950 while the euro slipped to US$1.1054 from Tuesday's US$1.11875.
The yen gained to one-week high of 101.25 to the dollar.
The gloomy global economic outlook also hit oil prices, which on Tuesday posted their biggest decline since June 24.
Brent crude futures fell 4.2 per cent on Tuesday and last stood at US$48.13 per barrel.


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Waist circumference and obesity-associated risk factors among whites in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey: Clinical action thresholds
Shan Kuan Zhu, Zi Mian Wang, Stanley Heshka, Moonseong Heo, Myles S. Faith, Steven B. Heymsfield
Background: Waist circumference (WC) is strongly linked to obesity-associated risks. However, currently proposed WC risk thresholds are not based on associations with obesity-related risk factors but rather with body mass index (BMI; in kg/m2). Objective: The objective was to determine the relations of WC to obesity-associated risk factors in a representative sample of US whites and to derive comparable risk thresholds for WC and BMI. Design: Data on 9019 white participants of the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey were divided into 2 groups according to the presence of ≥ 1 of 4 obesity-associated risk factors: low HDL cholesterol, high LDL cholesterol, high blood pressure, and high glucose. Odds ratio (OR) equations were derived from logistic regression models for WC and BMI with the use of the 25th percentile in the study population as the reference. Receiver operating characteristic curves for identifying risk factors were computed for WC and BMI. Results: At BMIs of 25 and 30, ORs were 1,19 (95% CI: 1.06, 1.35) and 2.37 (95% CI: 1.33, 4.22) for men and 1.56 (95% CI: 1.29, 1.91) and 3.16 (95% CI: 1.94, 5.28) for women, respectively. The corresponding ORs for WC were at 90 and 100 cm for men and at 83 and 93 cm for women. Minima on the receiver operating characteristic curves for men were at 96 cm for WC and at 26 for BMI and for women were at 86 cm for WC and 25 for BMI. Conclusion: WC is more closely linked to cardiovascular disease risk factors than is BMI.
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition
https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/76.4.743
Body mass index
Cardiovascular disease risk factors
NHANES III
Third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
10.1093/ajcn/76.4.743
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Nutrition Surveys Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Waist Circumference Medicine & Life Sciences 91%
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Zhu, S. K., Wang, Z. M., Heshka, S., Heo, M., Faith, M. S., & Heymsfield, S. B. (2002). Waist circumference and obesity-associated risk factors among whites in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey: Clinical action thresholds. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 76(4), 743-749. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/76.4.743
Waist circumference and obesity-associated risk factors among whites in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey : Clinical action thresholds. / Zhu, Shan Kuan; Wang, Zi Mian; Heshka, Stanley et al.
In: American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Vol. 76, No. 4, 10.2002, p. 743-749.
Zhu, SK, Wang, ZM, Heshka, S, Heo, M, Faith, MS & Heymsfield, SB 2002, 'Waist circumference and obesity-associated risk factors among whites in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey: Clinical action thresholds', American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, vol. 76, no. 4, pp. 743-749. https://doi.org/10.1093/ajcn/76.4.743
Zhu SK, Wang ZM, Heshka S, Heo M, Faith MS, Heymsfield SB. Waist circumference and obesity-associated risk factors among whites in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey: Clinical action thresholds. American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2002 Oct;76(4):743-749. doi: 10.1093/ajcn/76.4.743
Zhu, Shan Kuan ; Wang, Zi Mian ; Heshka, Stanley et al. / Waist circumference and obesity-associated risk factors among whites in the third National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey : Clinical action thresholds. In: American Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 2002 ; Vol. 76, No. 4. pp. 743-749.
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When faced with a custody battle, many Louisiana parents are primarily concerned on providing their child or children with a safe and stable home environment. However, there are certain financial ramifications that come with various custody outcomes, including sole custody. A parent who is able to secure sole custody of one or more children will have a significant change in his or her tax obligations.
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Many Louisiana residents have read about an emotionally charged child custody battle currently playing out between an adoptive family and a biological father. The case has made headlines across the nation, and offers an example of the custody matter in which there cannot be a true "winner" or "loser." As the court struggles to reach an outcome that is both fair and in line with the best interests of the child, the matter highlights the complexities involved in certain adoptions. Child custody evaluations are almost certain to come into play as this case moves forward.
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One of the most deeply held rights that Americans parents enjoy is the freedom to make decisions about how their children will be raised. However, there are circumstances under which parenting decisions can be called into question. One couple is currently fighting serious criminal charges related to the death of their daughter, and have given up custody of their remaining six children. Parents in Louisiana and across the nation will follow this case, as the outcome could impact parental rights for all Americans.
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Many Louisiana parents understand why people fight so fiercely for their children after the end of a relationship. The problem is that contentious child custody and visitation battles often do nothing to ensure that the children are happy and secure. In fact, many of these battles tend to make matters worse, and the courts often push parents to work together to reach an agreement on their own. Even celebrities like Uma Thurman are sent away by judges to negotiate an agreement before making the court decide the fate of her child.


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On Thursday, Israel's Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be formally charged with corruption, making Netanyahu the first serving prime minister in Israel's history to face criminal charges. Ronen Bergman, staff writer for The New York Times, national security senior correspondent for Yedioth Ahronoth, and author of "Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel's Targeted Assassinations," joins us to break down the charges against the prime minister and what it means for the future of Israeli politics.
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Here's a quick preview of what's inside . . . .
It's been a LONG time coming, but Nick Phillips (nickygixer-k5) latest incarnation of his Evo IX is now a reality, and worth the wait.
The first of two early Evo features in this issue, and all the way from New Zealand! Nicholas Johnson's exceptional Evo 2 GSR is virtually as it left the Mitsushima factory in Japan back in the early 90s so is a real survivor.
Voltex kits are clearly 'in' as Karl's EvoIX proves. This gorgeous IX has a lot more standout details though, and is chock full of hard to find JDM aftermarket parts.
It's taken 21 years to do it, but for reasons I'll explain elsewhere it seemed the right time to feature my own ex-works Lancer 2000 Turbo. The car that started the MLR, one of only 3 factory rally cars on the planet, and the first car to use the 4G63T engine. Hopefully you'll agree it's credentials make it a worthy feature car!
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Compensation limits
This week we report on BIS' new unfair dismissal compensation increase and recap on other statutory rates of pay.
The Government through BIS have set new limits of compensation under the Employment Rights (Increase of Limits) Order 2017. What are the main changes?
New limits for maximum compensation limits for unfair dismissal claims for England, Scotland and Wales come into effect on 6 April 2017. Northern Ireland will set its own limits at a later date.
The two main changes which will impact employers are as follows:
The limit on the unfair dismissal compensatory award has risen from £78,962 to £80,541.
The maximum amount of a week's pay for the purpose of calculating a redundancy payment or the basic/additional award of compensation for unfair dismissal has risen from £479 to £489.
These changes will apply to dismissals occurring on or after 6 April 2017.
Other rate changes coming into force in April 2017 are increases to i) family friendly statutory leave rates and ii) statutory sick pay.
Family Friendly Rates
With effect from 2 April 2017, the weekly rate for statutory maternity leave, statutory paternity leave, statutory adoption leave and statutory shared parental leave is rising from £139.58 to £140.98 or 90% of the employees average weekly earnings if this figure is less than the statutory rate. This is the first increase since the rates were frozen on 5 April 2015.
Statutory Sick Pay
The rate of statutory sick pay is also increasing from £88.45 to £89.35. This increase is expected to occur on 6 April 2017.
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An attractive market town situated midway between the coast and the Broads
Pretty Town Centre
Bure Valley Railway
Aylsham is an attractive market town, situated beside the upper reaches of the River Bure. Aylsham has an unspoilt market place, surrounded by 18th century houses, reflecting the towns prosperity from the cloth trade during that period. The 15th century church of St. Michael dominates views of Aylsham and it is claimed it was built by John O'Gaunt (who is also pictured on the town sign). Aylsham is the Northern terminus of the Bure Valley Railway that runs to Wroxham. Aylsham has plenty facilities including interesting shops, pubs and tea-rooms.
Aylsham Town Sign
Aylsham Marketplace
Aylsham Town Hall, in the Marketplace
Independent shops to explore!
Plenty of Tea Rooms
Aylsham's Pretty Streets
This property in Hungate Street, has Dutch Gables
Bayfield House in White Hart Street
Built in 1911, the Water Pump provided the town with fresh clean water until 1938, when a piped water supply replaced it.
Aylsham is a typical North Norfolk market town. In the middle ages, Norfolk had the greatest concentration of markets in the whole country - you would find a market every 10 miles or so! The markets would mainly be used by local farmers to sell their produce. By the 16th century, many of Norfolk's markets had closed, but the market place and surrounding narrow streets remain today. Aylsham still has a thriving weekly market every Monday - a good day to make your visit.
Black Boys Inn
Black Boys Inn, is situated in one corner of the market place. The hotel dates back to the 17th century and has had some famous guests, including Horatio Nelson. The name "Black Boys" is thought to originate from the black boy slaves who were used as servants in local wealthy households in the 17th century.
The parish church of St Michael and All Angels stands in its own grounds, just behind the market place. The church stands on the site of a former church, dating back to the 14th century. The view of the church tower dominates the town and can be seen for miles. Inside, the church is large and spacious, with a superb 15th century rood screen and some lovely Victorian stained glass.
The parish church
You will find the Aylsham Heritage Centre located in the Church Rooms in the grounds of the church. The centre shows the heritage of the area from about 1800 to the presrnt day. The centre opens every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 10.30am and 3.30pm. Entry is free, but donations are welcome.
Aylsham is the Northern terminus of the Bure Valley Railway, a narrow gauge steam railway through the picturesque Bure Valley countryside to Wroxham. At Aylsham Station, you can see a working engine repair shed and there is also a shop. The station marks the start of the Bure Valley Walk, a walking/cycle route alongside the narrow gauge railway line all the way to Wroxham.
A diesel engine at Aylsham Station
Inside the workshop at Aylsham
Part of the station at Aylsham
Market days are Mondays and Fridays.
Car-parking can be found in the marketplace (free) and several around the the outskirts of town (free), including the Bure Valley Railway Station.
Aylsham Tourist Information Centre is Open Easter-Sept, Sun-Fri, 10am-4.30pm and daily throughout August. Oct-Easter 10am-2pm (closed Wed & Sat). Bure Valley Railway Station, Norwich Road. Aylsham NR11 6BW. 01263 733903
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Disgust is a universal emotion – we all get disgusted by things, just as we all experience other "basic" emotions, such as happiness and sadness. Disgust has many functions. It protects us from products that might cause us harm (food that has gone off), it can give us a moral compass (when we see someone being treated unfairly) and it keeps us away from things that remind us of our animal nature (dead bodies).
While there can be some subtle differences in what triggers a disgust reaction for the same person in different contexts or in people who differ across gender and nationality, everyone across the globe shows the same characteristic facial response to something they find disgusting.
In fact the closed mouth, wrinkled nose and narrowing of the eyes associated with disgust is the perfect way to symbolise its core message: that revolts me, keep it away from me.
Disgust is one of a number of discrete (core) emotions that include joy, rage, surprise, fear, and shame. And like other emotions, disgust can be focused inwards – on the physical and psychological aspects of the self.
But self-disgust is a relatively new area for psychological research and is being seen as increasingly relevant in helping us better understand a whole range of health behaviours, societal responses and our own emotional reactions to events and other people.
The consequences of "self-disgust" usually serve less of a function than disgust for outside stimuli. So what makes self-disgust different from other negative emotions and feeling states such as shame, guilt or self-loathing? And what is the benefit of considering self-disgust directly?
Often, the aspects of themselves that people are disgusted with (whether physical or psychological) are connected to a perceived violation of the physical body or its purity, such as inappropriate sexual contact or issues with appearance, which reflects the evolutionary origins of disgust.
As with many negative feelings that people can experience, the origins of self-disgust are likely to lie in childhood, when people are learning what things are repulsive in their environment and are vulnerable to disgust reactions and disgust-based criticism from others. However, self-disgust can emerge at any time, and particularly in response to sudden, dramatic changes in the self, for example following trauma such as a sexual assault.
Understanding self-disgust also has practical and clinical implications. For example, self-disgust has been shown to be a predictive factor for many people with depression and if it is not addressed in therapy then therapeutic outcomes are unlikely to be positive or sustainable.
It has also been shown to be a factor in other mental health problems, such as eating and personality disorders, and in making people avoid certain behaviours that would be of benefit – such as having cervical smear tests.
In a collection of essays in a book we've published on the subject, researchers argue that unless the potency of this emotional state is acknowledged then either therapeutic attempts to help people with serious mental health problems or health interventions aimed at preventing serious illnesses are not going to be successful.
One of the things we have noticed when delivering more cognitive behavioural-based therapies is that, although there is an interest in feelings and emotions, for some clients the strength of their feelings of self-disgust means this needs to be the initial focus for the therapy, rather than cognitions or behaviours, otherwise the therapy doesn't work.
So while most disgust research has assumed the offending stimuli to be external in origin, from clinical and empirical observation we know that this just isn't the case. The "revolting self" has massive implications for individuals' psychological well-being and social lives.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept the Official Cash Rate unchanged after their monthly Board meeting last Tuesday, remaining at the historic low of 2.25%. The RBA was concerned that further cuts to stimulate a weak economy might stoke unsustainable growth in house prices. The RBA Board decided to save its monetary policy stimulus for a later date, as local shares and capital city house prices appeared poised to set new record highs last week. Most economists as well as investors had been expecting the RBA to cut rates by 25 basis points to 2% so the "no change" announcement sent the market into a sell-off, with shares falling and yields rising by as much as 15 basis points.
Despite the sell-off, markets are still factoring in a lower cash rate, with a full rate cut factored in by May, however every RBA Board meeting is now "live" for a possible rate cut.


We went to watch Resilience at ODEON Liverpool One on Thursday 31st January 2019 at 15:30.
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Mezalocha is situated in Spain, in the Aragon region where it is within Zaragoza. It is also a local administrative centre.
If you are planning a visit be sure to see the long range weather forecast for Mezalocha and the Aragon region.
Natural highlights such as lakes, forests and mountains close to Mezalocha.
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Q: How to copy a Watson retrieve-and-rank solr collection on Bluemix We have a large Solr collection on Watson's Retrieve and Rank service that I need to copy to another collection.  Is there any way to do this in Retrieve and Rank?  I know Solr has backup and restore capability, but it uses the file system and I don't think I have access to that in Bluemix.

A: I'm not aware of any way to do this, beyond the brute force approach of just fetching every doc in the index and adding the contents to a different collection. (And even this would be limited to only letting you fetch the fields that you have stored in the first collection).

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After our fantastically fun Sponsored Penalty Shootout event, we held an assembly to give prizes to the children who raised the most sponsorship money. DTFC Chairman, Neil Barker, came to school to meet the children and award the prizes. Well done to all the children for taking part!
Mrs Peacham and her little group have made an Easter garden. Isn't it fantastic!
Today Pre-School, Nursery and Reception came to school ready for a very wet day. There was music, games and lots and lots of water! What a fantastic way to cool down in the heat!
And to make sure the rest of the school didn't feel left out, Miss Crawford and Mrs Billington shared the fun with the bigger children and took the water cannons out to the field at break time!
Well done to everyone for making it such a fun day. And a big well done to St. Matthew's team, this year's overall winner!
Years 5 & 6 End of Year Production - "Reach for the Sky!"
What a fantastic production again this year. Well done to Years 5 and 6 for putting in so much hard work, it really showed, and absolutely paid off!
Pre-School, Nursery and Reception held a special Pyjama Day to help raise funds for The Lullaby Trust in memory of baby Alfie. Even the teachers joined in. There was music and dancing and so much fun was had. What a fantastic day and such a lovely way to help such a wonderful charity.
Last week we invited parents in to spend an afternoon with their children creating a nativity scene to display in the hall. Each class worked on different features using different art techniques which were then put together to create one fantastic picture.
The outcome was amazing, I'm sure you'll agree.
As we do every year, we took time out over the last week to remember and honour those who have sacrificed themselves to secure and protect our freedom.
The children made displays, talked about it together and bought poppies from the Poppy Appeal box. On Friday, the whole school, including our Pre-Schoolers, gathered together on the playground, held hands and held a minute's silence to honour the fallen and to mark the end of the First World War.


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Shoppers Ignore Social Distancing Guidelines As They Queue Outside Nike Store
Published 5:50 PM, Monday June 15 2020 GMT+1
Hundreds of shoppers appeared to ignore social distancing guidelines as they queued up to get into a Nike store in London.
Photos have been shared online showing a reported 400 people lining up to get into the Nike Town store ahead of it reopening its doors this morning (15 June).
And after weeks of lockdown it appears as though some of them couldn't wait to get inside as they jostled to get through the doors, seeming not to be keeping two metres away from one another.
Speaking to the Metro, Ricky Young, who went out to buy some new trainers, said it felt as though everything had 'gone back to normal'.
Shoppers queue up outside the Nike store in London. Credit: PA
The 38-year-old said: "I actually thought people might have been sleeping or didn't want to go out.
"But the doors are open again, it's back to almost normal, back to business - but we just have to line up."
Fellow shopper Sammy, said they went down to see what was on offer and praised staff at he store for doing their best to cope with such a large number of people.
The 23-year-old said: "I brought protective equipment with me and despite it being a little bit crowded, they did all they could to put the measures in place and keep it under control.
It comes as stores reopen again after weeks of lockdown. Credit: PA
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"They offered hand sanitiser, although I had some myself, and I have a protective mask."
Adding: "Nike is a global brand and everyone is after their products, so they are high in demand. People are going to queue up.
Brits Ignore Social Distancing Rules To Queue Up For Ice-Cream On Seafront
"Nike and other top retailers have done an excellent job shifting towards online, but some people prefer going into the shop, browsing around and seeing what's available."
Elsewhere, a woman was spotted taken extra precautions during a trip to Primark.
The woman, who was spotted at the Birmingham branch, was seemingly not willing to take any risks as she was covered head to toe in a PPE bodysuit.
A shopper in Birmingham wasn't taking any chances. Credit: PA
As well as the bodysuit complete with a hood, gloves and a face mask, the woman had a shopping bag lashed over her shoulder and a bumbag around her waist so she wouldn't need to doff her PPE to get at her bank card. Clever, eh?
Masks are recommended but not mandatory when entering shops in England, and many shoppers erred on the side of caution and could be seen wearing face coverings while queuing to get in.
Today is the first day that non-essential shops in England, such as Primark, have been allowed to open their doors since 23 March.
Topics: Coronavirus, Health


The last shows before Super Show-Down on Saturday sees the biggest heel reaction in years and a tag team division in turmoil.
The Smackdown Championship scene is on fire whilst the Universal Championship scene is in danger of being extinguished.
We look at the angles, segments and feuds that are leaving us wanting more, wanting to see less, or have us going…WHAT!?


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Eight in 10 South Korean employees said they feel more stressed around the year-end season, a study showed Friday.
According to the survey conducted by an online job recruitment company, 83.5 percent of the respondents said they are under more pressure at the end of the year than other times.
The company surveyed a total of 947 adult workers between 20 and 69 years old.
A quarter of the respondents who feel stressed at the end of the year said they feel insecure about a lack of achievements, while others pointed out the economic slowdown and deteriorating company performance.
Other reasons behind the stress included financial pressure from overspending and frequent meetings and drinks.
More female employees expressed concerns than men, the study said. By age, there were more respondents in their 30s and 40s feeling stressed than other age groups.
Workers tend to behave as usual or spend quality time with friends and family members to overcome the stress, the survey added.


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package com.turn.ttorrent.tracker;

import com.turn.ttorrent.protocol.tracker.http.HTTPAnnounceRequestMessage;
import com.turn.ttorrent.protocol.tracker.http.HTTPAnnounceResponseMessage;
import com.codahale.metrics.Meter;
import com.turn.ttorrent.protocol.tracker.Peer;
import com.turn.ttorrent.protocol.tracker.TrackerMessage;
import com.turn.ttorrent.protocol.tracker.http.HTTPTrackerErrorMessage;
import com.turn.ttorrent.protocol.tracker.http.HTTPTrackerMessage;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.InetSocketAddress;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;
import javax.annotation.Nonnull;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

/**
 * Abstract tracker service to serve the tracker's announce requests.
 * @see BitTorrent protocol specification
 */
public class TrackerService {

    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(TrackerService.class);

    protected static class Metrics {

        public final Meter requestRejected;
        public final Meter requestParseFailed;
        public final Meter requestReceived;
        public final Meter requestNoTorrent;
        public final Meter requestInvalidEvent;
        public final Meter requestUpdateFailed;
        public final Meter requestResponseFailed;
        public final Meter requestSucceeded;

        private Metrics(@Nonnull TrackerMetrics metrics) {
            this.requestRejected = metrics.addMeter("requestRejected", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestParseFailed = metrics.addMeter("requestParseFailed", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestReceived = metrics.addMeter("requestReceived", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestNoTorrent = metrics.addMeter("requestNoTorrent", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestInvalidEvent = metrics.addMeter("requestInvalidEvent", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestUpdateFailed = metrics.addMeter("requestUpdateFailed", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestResponseFailed = metrics.addMeter("requestResponseFailed", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
            this.requestSucceeded = metrics.addMeter("requestSucceeded", "requests", TimeUnit.SECONDS);
        }
    }
    private final TrackedTorrentRegistry torrents;
    protected Metrics metrics;
    private final Object lock = new Object();

    /**
     * Create a new TrackerService serving the given torrents.
     *
     * @param torrents The torrents this TrackerService should serve requests
     * for.
     */
    public TrackerService(@Nonnull TrackedTorrentRegistry torrents) {
        this.torrents = torrents;
    }

    public TrackerService() {
        this(new TrackedTorrentRegistry());
    }

    @Nonnull
    public TrackedTorrentRegistry getTorrents() {
        return torrents;
    }

    /**
     * Process the announce request.
     *
     *

     * This method attempts to read and parse the incoming announce request into
     * an announce request message, then creates the appropriate announce
     * response message and sends it back to the client.
     *

     *
     * @param request The incoming announce request.
     * @param response The response object.
     * @param body The validated response body output stream.
     */
    @Nonnull
    public HTTPTrackerMessage process(@Nonnull InetSocketAddress clientAddress, @Nonnull HTTPAnnounceRequestMessage request) {
        metrics.requestReceived.mark();

        if (LOG.isTraceEnabled())
            LOG.trace("Announce request is {}", request);

        // The requested torrent must be announced by the tracker.
        TrackedTorrent torrent = this.torrents.getTorrent(request.getHexInfoHash());
        if (torrent == null) {
            metrics.requestNoTorrent.mark();
            LOG.warn("No such torrent: {}", request.getHexInfoHash());
            return new HTTPTrackerErrorMessage(TrackerMessage.ErrorMessage.FailureReason.UNKNOWN_TORRENT);
        }

        int peerPort = -1;
        List<InetSocketAddress> peerAddresses = request.getPeerAddresses();
        Iterator<InetSocketAddress> peerAddressIterator = peerAddresses.iterator();
        while (peerAddressIterator.hasNext()) {
            InetSocketAddress peerAddress = peerAddressIterator.next();
            if (peerPort == -1)
                peerPort = peerAddress.getPort();
            if (!Peer.isValidIpAddress(peerAddress)) {
                LOG.debug("Peer specified invalid address {}", peerAddress);
                peerAddressIterator.remove();
            }
        }
        if (peerPort == -1) {
            LOG.debug("Peer specified no valid address.");
            return new HTTPTrackerErrorMessage(TrackerMessage.ErrorMessage.FailureReason.MISSING_PEER_ADDRESS);
        }
        if (peerAddresses.isEmpty()) {
            InetSocketAddress peerAddress = new InetSocketAddress(clientAddress.getAddress(), peerPort);
            LOG.debug("Peer specified no valid address; using {} instead.", peerAddress);
            peerAddresses.add(peerAddress);
        }

        TrackedPeer client = torrent.getPeer(request.getPeerId());

        TrackerMessage.AnnounceEvent event = request.getEvent();
        // When no event is specified, it's a periodic update while the client
        // is operating. If we don't have a peer for this announce, it means
        // the tracker restarted while the client was running. Consider this
        // announce request as a 'started' event.
        if ((event == null || TrackerMessage.AnnounceEvent.NONE.equals(event))
                && client == null) {
            event = TrackerMessage.AnnounceEvent.STARTED;
        }

        // If an event other than 'started' is specified and we also haven't
        // seen the peer on this torrent before, something went wrong. A
        // previous 'started' announce request should have been made by the
        // client that would have had us register that peer on the torrent this
        // request refers to.
        if (event != null && client == null && !TrackerMessage.AnnounceEvent.STARTED.equals(event)) {
            metrics.requestInvalidEvent.mark();
            return new HTTPTrackerErrorMessage(TrackerMessage.ErrorMessage.FailureReason.INVALID_EVENT);
        }

        // Update the torrent according to the announce event
        try {
            client = torrent.update(event,
                    request.getPeerId(),
                    peerAddresses,
                    request.getUploaded(),
                    request.getDownloaded(),
                    request.getLeft());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            metrics.requestUpdateFailed.mark();
            LOG.error("Failed to update torrent", e);
            return new HTTPTrackerErrorMessage(TrackerMessage.ErrorMessage.FailureReason.UPDATE_FAILED);
        }

        // Craft and output the answer
        try {
            HTTPAnnounceResponseMessage response = new HTTPAnnounceResponseMessage(
                    clientAddress.getAddress(),
                    (int) TimeUnit.MILLISECONDS.toSeconds(torrent.getAnnounceInterval()),
                    // TrackedTorrent.MIN_ANNOUNCE_INTERVAL_SECONDS,
                    torrent.seeders(),
                    torrent.leechers(),
                    torrent.getSomePeers(client, request.getNumWant()));
            metrics.requestSucceeded.mark();
            return response;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            metrics.requestResponseFailed.mark();
            LOG.error("Failed to send response", e);
            return new HTTPTrackerErrorMessage(TrackerMessage.ErrorMessage.FailureReason.SERVER_ERROR);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Start the tracker thread.
     */
    public void start(@Nonnull TrackerMetrics metrics) throws IOException {
        synchronized (lock) {
            if (this.metrics == null) {
                this.metrics = new Metrics(metrics);
            }
            this.torrents.start(metrics);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Stop the tracker.
     *
     *

     * This effectively closes the listening HTTP connection to terminate
     * the service, and interrupts the peer collector thread as well.
     *

     */
    public void stop() throws IOException {
        synchronized (lock) {
            this.torrents.stop();
            this.metrics = null;
        }
    }
}

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Sutherland Scotland- tel: to book Wild-fowling Geese and Duck only over loch, my keeper will be available to take you out.
We have access to 33 duck and wildfowl shoots in a variety of UK locations accessible as long as BASC membership we pay so many visits variable costs apply to each Marsh or club see list below.
Listing of wildfowling club shoots and there locations plus contact details.
Please ensure you are familiar with the respective rules and regulations of each of these wildfowling clubs we need to ensure good relationships with them at all times please report back to me and the club 'contact' let me know your bag for the day, note there may be restrictions on how many duck geese you may take and what and where you can shoot and can't due to tides and weather severity.
How it works, you choose where you want to wildfowl we will pick up part of your cost on receipt of proof of payment we will reimburse you up to a maximum of £40.00 per season only. unless stated otherwise.
Dorset Wildfowlers' Association for shooting & Conservation.
Contact: Mr. S.K.Russell, 42 Fitzworth Avenue, Poole, Dorset, BH16 5AY.
Permit Available: £20.00 per day. Cheques made payable to Dorset Wild Fowlers' Association.
Application Details: Application forms can be obtained from the Wildfowl Officer, Mr. S. Russell, by post only. You must provide a copy of your shotgun certificate and BASC membership card together with a passport photograph and details of other wild fowling clubs you may belong to.
Additional Information: Access to all club marshes by boat only. Returns to be sent to Permit Issuing Officer and to our HO.
Visits Allowed at Our Cost: 3 only, but you can make your own arrangements and visit subject to application details.
Contact: R.M.Prowse, English Nature Site Manager, Dowells Farm, Steart, Combwich, Bridgewater, Somerset, TA5 2PX. Tel: 01278- 652426.
Permit Available: There are no fees or charges and permits are not required. However pre-season notice of your intention to shoot would be appreciated and visitors should contact the site manager for further information and advice. No Sunday shooting. 'Excepted Area' – intertidal mudflats – is shooting for BASC members available. Contact site manager (address above). Additional Information: A map and reserve leaflet is available from the site manager or from English Nature, Rough moor, Bishops Hall Taunton, Somerset, and TA1 5AA. Access and parking are available behind the sea wall at Stolford (Grid Ref 233459) Guns must be unloaded when not in the 'excepted' area. And lead shot is strictly forbidden.
Please Note: The mudflats can be treacherous and it is advisable you keep on the rocky foreshore. As there are no guides available, it is essential a preliminary visit is made in daylight. Visitors should also be aware that unexploded bombshells may be found on the foreshore, please don't touch but note location and inform police or Site manager immediately.
Visits Allowed at Our Cost: Unlimited as no cash involved.
Contact: Paul Wallace (Hon Secretary), 10 Trencreek Close, Trispen, Truro, Cornwall, TR4 9RA. Tel: 01872-241704.
Permits Available: £40.00 only but if you wish to become a member of this club we will pay £20.00 towards your full season permit. (Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday subject to change). Applications from Paul Wallace details above, by post or phone. Cheques made payable to C.W.A.
Returns: Send these to Mr. J.Vernon (Hon Treasurer), The Old Chapel Rose Melling Luxulyan Bodmin. Cornwall, PL30 5EQ. Tel:01726-850325.
Additional Details: Cornwall Wildfowlers' Association has signed a four-year license to shoot on the estuary from the Dutchy of Cornwall. Each member holding a permit can make ten visits per season. There are 37 permits available, shooting from the foreshore only. Additional Information: New members need to be accompanied by an existing club member on the first visit to the estuary.
Contact: Mr. Haydn Jones Victoria Cottage, Gossington, Slimbridge, Gloucestreshire, and GL2 7DN. Tel: 07740-563808.
Permits Available: Permits available daily (£20 daily). Application by post to Mr. H.Jones as above, together with photocopy of shotgun certificate and BASC membership number. Payments by cheque to Gloucestershire Wildfowlers' Association.
Additional Information: The Leicestershire Wildfowlers' Association welcomes BASC members to shoot on their grounds. Due to an association requirement for shooting members to complete a wildfowl ID course and test, all guests will need to be accompanied by a current GWA member. They will endeavor to accommodate all requests.
Visits allowed at Our Cost: 2 and any other visit's are at your own cost.
Additional Information: Young shots welcome to apply for permits. Please provide a copy of shotgun certificate and BASC membership. Applications will only be accepted with the written consent of parents, parent to accompany.
Visits at Our Cost: 2 only if you wish to go yourselves you pay rest.
Contact: Mr. R.Bays 12 Wolfreton Villas, Wolfreton Lane, Anlaby, Hull, HU10 6QS.
Permits Available: weekly only at £7.00 for 7 days subject to change.
Application Details: Please apply in writing only, 14 days in advance, enclosing a photocopy of you shotgun certificate and your BASC membership card together with a stamp addressed envelope (9" x 4"). Cheques made payable to Hull and East Riding Wildfowlers' Association. Please note cash will not be accepted and applications by telephone or in person will not be considered. Additional Information: 3 access points and no shooting areas are marked on permit. Greenshore behind seawall not included in permit. Wildfowl returns MUST be on both permit and Crown foreshore permit return (supplied). Wildfowl returns to be sent to Mr. Bays at the above address. Non-toxic shot disclaimer (supplied) and must be signed and returned to club secretary.
Permits Available: Day permits for BASC members living in East Yorkshire and also a limited number available for non residents (Mon-Fri) at £6 per day (subject to change). Permits are issued between October 2005 –24th December 2005 and after 2nd January 2005/6. Maps of areas will be given on application of permit.
Application Details: 7 days notice required. Applications by post to Mr. H.B.Upton (as above). Should include alternative dates and photocopies of current BASC membership card and shotgun certificate. Please make cheques payable to Hull-East Riding Wild fowlers. Wildfowl returns to Mr. H.B.Upton.
Additional Information: Non Toxic Shot please.
Contact: Mrs. K.M.Scott Permit Officer, 42 Barnston, Ashington, Northumberland NE63 9TY. Tel: 01670-819859.
Permits Available: Season Permits only - £40 the fee includes the cost of a Wildlife Habitat Trust Stamp. Which is Mandatory and must be displayed on the permit.
Application Details: Applications will be accepted from the 1st of July onwards and should include a stamped S.A.E. 6.5" x 4.5". Payments should be attached to completed permit application form. Cheques payable to English Nature. Priority is given to previous fowlers who have visited and traditionally shot at Lindisfarne. BASC Membership number required on application.
Additional Information: Permit use on Lindisfarne is controlled by a strict set of rules, which will be supplied with the permit. After the close of the season, the permit must be returned by the 7th of March together with your shoot return details. Failure to do so could result in a 3-year ban.
Application Details: Applications by post to B.Hodgson (address as before). Must be a full BASC member. Applications should include a copy of BASC Card and shotgun certificate. Cheques payable to South Solway Wildfowlers' Association.
Additional information: all marshes except Rockliffe. Must be accompanied by a full member. 10am to 2pm shooting bans on Skinburness and Newton Marshes from the 1st September to 31st December. Must sign lead shot disclaimer. Wildfowl returns to be sent to Mr. Reynolds, Avimore, 16 Low Seaton, Workington Cumbria, CA14 1PR.
Contact: Mr Douglas Moore (secretary) 16 Folkestone Avenue, Walney Island, Barrow-in-Furnes, Cumbria, LA14 3BE. Tel:01299- 473721.
Additional Information: Visitors are allowed to shoot on Walney Island Wildfowlers' land only when accompanied by a member. They must live outside a 20 – mile radius of Barrow-in-Furness.
Northumberland and Durham Wildfowlers' Association.
Permits Available: Seasonal permits available -£15.00 per season plus WHT stamp. Photocopy of Shotgun Certificate and BASC membership number to be included with application. Payments to be made by cheque to Northumberland and Durham W.A. Application by post or telephone to Mrs. K.M. Scott (address above). Wildfowl returns to Mrs. K.M.Scott.
Additional Information: Site consists of north and south foreshore on Tweed estuary either side of the A1 road. Quarry species mainly mallard, widgeon and teal, some snipe (game license required). Maps will be issued with permits. No shooting of Goldeneye on Tweed. No shooting between 10am and 3.00pm. No shooting on Webs count days (middle Sunday of each month).Visits at our cost: we pay your membership plus you can still visit 2 small cost fowling areas or 1 expensive one.
Contact: Mr. S.Lowe (Secretary) 34 Burringham Road, Ashby, Scunthorpe, N.Lincs DN17 2BB.email address: s.lowe3@ntlworld.com.
Application Details: Applications for permits by post or email only to contact above BASC Membership card and Shotgun Certificate photocopies please, payments to A.W.A.C.
Permits Available: Daily permits only (two flights). Permits are limited and at least seven days notice is required and applicants should include alternative dates. If dates are not available, money will be returned. A.W.A.C. members must accompany permit holders. If you do not know one the secretary will try to arrange it.
Additional Information: Visitors will require a passport photograph. Access points and shooting areas will accompany permit. A non-toxic shot disclaimer (supplied) must be signed and returned to Secretary. Please supply large SAE. With all application. Wildfowl returns must be completed and returned to above secretary by 1st March 2005.
If nothing is shot, visits must be recorded.
Contacts: Mr. Stewart Whitlam, 67 Tower Street, Gainsborough, Lincolnshire DN21 2JE. Tel:01427-612822.
Permits Available: Day permits available (Mon-Fri) £6.00 2 flights. No permits issued in September or between 24th December to 2nd January.
Application Details: Application to above by post only, bookings to be made 7 days in advance, include photocopies of BASC card and Shotgun Certificate pay South Humber Area Joint Council.
Additional Information: Dog is required for recovery returns to above address please.
Contact: Mr. G. Wall, 33 Chapel Road, Harborough, Immingham, N.E. Lincs, DN40 3AE. Tel: 01469-574364. Mobile: 07768-981387.
Permits Available: Day permit -£7 (midnight –midnight) or £35 per week (Mon-Sun). No permits for September 1, December 25 or 26, official holidays run midnight to midnight.
Application Details: Applications for permits by post only to Mr. G.Wall as above. Permits are limited and applications must be made at least 7 days before required. If the quota of permits has been issued for the date's required or alternative dates not given, both money and card will be returned. Applications by post only together with a photocopy of shotgun certificate. And BASC membership card. Please make cheques payable to S&H Wildfowlers' Association.
Additional Information: Failure to comply with any of the rules printed on the permit, or any breach of shooting discipline will result in withdrawal of permit and permanent refusal of any future permits. If it is your first time on the Wash marshes it is advisable to inform Mr. G.Wall. Wildfowl returns should be sent to Mr. G.Wall as above.
Lincs, NG34 8LE. Tel: 01529-414469.
Permits Available: Daily, weekly ad seasonal permits available. Daily permits from £5, weekly permits from £25, and seasonal permits £105. First year of new membership is £115. Wildfowling on various marshes around the Wash. Various options are available based on location. Contact Mr. T. Inman (address above) for full details.
Wildfowlers' Club. Photocopy of Shotgun certificate and BASC membership card required.
General Information: All permits are issued at the discretion of the officer. Bag returns must be completed and returned within 14 days after the visit, even if no birds are shot. Shotgun certificate, BASC cards and permits must be carried at all times during the visit to all marshes. The permit holder is obliged to show these documents to another member of the club, police or landowner if required to do so.
St. Clement, Kings Lynn, Norfolk, PE34 4PU. Tel:01553-828097.
Permits Available: Day permits - £7.50 per day £3 juniors. Cheques payable to FWA.
Application Details: Applications for permits by post only to the Permit Officer (address above). Applicants should enclose a photocopy of Shotgun and BASC Certificate with Wildlife Habitat Trust Stamp. Alternatively the stamp may be purchased with the permit.
Preston-Mafham, (secretary) FWA, who will try to make arrangements on your behalf. (Tel: 01553-760096). There are no professional guides on the wash.
Contact: Mr. A. Cochran, 30 North Brink, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 1JR.
Application Details: Applications by telephone to Mr. A Cochrane (as above).
Permits available: Day permits – experienced wildfowlers only. BASC Members only.
Contact: Mr. J.T. Amos, 96 Station Road, Tydd Gote, Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, PE13 5RD. Tel: 01945-420359.
Permits Available: Day Permit £5 weekly £20. The scheme is run on a daily or weekly basis. Applicants need to send with cheque BASC card and Shotgun Certificate and a club member, which can be arranged with Mr. Amos above, and returns to Mr. Amos also, must accompany guests.
Application details: Send with cheque BASC card and Shotgun Certificate and payable to GDEWA.
Contact: Billy Frosdick, 14 Oakland's Close Halvergate, Norwich, Norfolk, NR13 3PP.
Permits available: Day Permits - £10.00 shooting on weekday, however different areas are on different days.
Application details: Available Details: Available on request. Applicants should supply a photocopy of shotgun certificate and BASC card please.
Contact: G.Howe, Greenhill Cottage, 44 Kings dam, Gillingham, Beccles, Suffolk.
Permits Available: Day permit £10 Friday and Saturday only - £15.00 per boat holds 2 persons. All cheque's to RWA.
Application Details: The offer is for 2 boats on a day permit basis. Each boat 2 people only. Each permit covers one boat for morning and evening flight (four hours per flight). The shooting is over the Rockland Broad and is restricted to wildfowl only.
Additional Information: Applicants should supply a photocopy of their shotgun certificate and their BASC membership card. Shooting duck, geese and game over Rockland Broad and Grazing arable land with river frontage (various locations). Please write for details.
Permits Available: Day Permits £20 daily. BASC members only. Permits are issued on first come first serve basis. A maximum of 2- day permits issued per day.
Application Details: Applications should be made to Mr. A. Judge (address above) and received at least 7 days before permit required applicants should include BASC card shotgun certificate photocopies and a S.A.E. Payments by cheque to be to Anglian Wildfowlers' Association.
Contact: John Sapwell, 29 Theobalds Road, Leigh on Sea Essex SS9 2NE. Tel 01702-714411.
Permits Available: No Permits issued – Limited opportunities for BASC members to shoot as a guest of the club.
Application Details: BASC Card and Shotgun certificate copies with application.
Contact: E.Wood, 43 St. Nicholas Road, Canterbury Kent, CT1 3UH Permits Available: Weekday only at £10.00 per day.
Application Details: Permits available by post only, from the Permit Officer details above. Cheques to be made payable to KWCA.
Additional Information: shooting at reculver extends for some 3miles between Relculver Minnis Bay. Access details will be made available with the permit.
Contact: Mr. Barry McGuirk, 2 Short Furlong, Littlehampton West Sussex, BN17 6NG.
Permits available: Applications for permits to Lee Freeston Tel: 01243-374795. Please note copy of BASC Card and shotgun Certificate is required. Cost per permit £10.00 daily, £5 per flight. No permits first week of season. Payments to be made by cash or cheque payable to CHWA.
Additional Information: Permit holders required to be accompanied by a CHWA club member. Returns to Mr. McGuirk (address above).Visits at our cost: 3 you must pay flight cost yourself.
Permits Available: All days of the week - £10 daily.
Application Details: Applications in the first instance by telephone or email to Mr. Macdonald (see above). Payment's by cheque, to be made payable to EDWCA.
Additional Information: Applicants must supply a photocopy of their shotgun certificate and BASC membership number. They must accompanied at all times by a full member of EDWCA. Wildfowl returns to be sent to Mr. Macdonald (as above address).
Traeth Bach National Reserve Crown Foreshore Harlech Tremadog Bay and Artro Estuary Crown Foreshore.
Permits Available: Day permits (only 2 permits per week per person) - £10 per day available on any Monday – Friday. For Saturday a member must accompany shooting you. An adult, over 21 must accompany 17 year olds.
Application Details: Applications can be made by post or telephone you need to supply BASC Card and shotgun certificate in photocopy form, payments to TBWA.
Additional Information: Day permit and shotgun certificate must produced on demand. Only shotguns can be used (not to exceed 8 Bore). No shooting of Greenland White fronted Geese is permitted. Returns to Derek Jones (address above).
Contacts: Wil Sandison, Reserve Warden, and Countryside for Wales. Llys-y-Bont, Parc Menai, Bangor Gwynedd, LL57 4BN. Tel 01248-672500.
Permits Available: Weekly permits (six days, Monday –Saturday) - £5 per week for residents of Anglesey. Plus £5.00 Wildlife Habitat Trust stamp. Seasonal permits are free of charge.
Application Details: Application forms are available from the reserve warden at the above address. Applications should be made one month in advance and must include vehicle make and reg number a copy of BASC Card and shotgun certificate. Cheques payable to C.C.W. Non Toxic shot only to be used.
Permits Available: A limited number of permits available for the season at £40.00 each. Junior Club Members pay £20.00. Cheques payable to MVSC.
Application Details: Applications should be made to the club officer (name and address above). The issue of permits is subject to an interview with club officials. A copy of the applicant's shotgun certificate and BASC membership should be brought along when attending interview.
Additional Information: A dog capable of retrieving from water must accompany permit holders.
Visits at our cost: We will pay £20.00 towards you seasonal permit and £10.00 for juniors.
Contacts: Mr. Glynn Cook, BASC Director Wales, The Station House, Caress, Pewees SY17 5HH.
Permits Available: Day Permits - £10 per day plus £5 for a wildlife Habitat Trust Stamp. Maximum of 3 consecutive days (two if Saturday included). Non-Toxic shot only.
Application Details: All applications in writing, after July 1st and at least two weeks in advance, including a cheque for £15, SAE and copies of shotgun certificate and BASC card. Please make cheque's payable to the Dyfi Wildfowl Management Advisory Panel. Applications will only be considered from individuals i.e. any person applying for a group will only receive one permit for himself or herself. A dog capable of retrieving from water accompanies Wildfowlers MUST. No telephone applications will be considered.
Additional Information: No Waders, Shoveler duck or geese may be shot, with the exception of Canada Geese, which may be shot. You must be certain of your quarry.
Contact: Kathryn Bell. Law & Administration (East), Fife Council, County Buildings, St Catherine Street, Cupar, Fife, KY15 4TA. Tel: 01334 412919.
Permits Available: Applications for seasonal permits (Mon-Sat) accepted up until July 31. Temporary permits available thereafter (Mon-Fri) – up to a maximum of 15 days shooting. Mon to Friday only. Minimum of 14 days notice is required.
Application Details: Application forms available from Early June, contact details as above. Wildfowlers returning permits timeously at the season end are automatically issued with an application form for the next season. BASC membership number should be included with application forms.
Additional Information: There is no Sunday shooting and non- toxic shot to be used. Permits should be returned within 21 days of the end of the season, wither or not they have been used. Failure to return permit could attract a 1-year ban, As well as conditions detailed on the permit, its use is controlled by a set of byelaws, a copy of which is supplied.
Visits at our cost: Please contact to discuss with me on 07795314934.
Contact: May Dickinson, Dept Chief Executive, East Lothian Council, John Muor House, Haddington, East Lothian, EH41 3HA. Tel: 01620- 827322.
Permits Available: Seasonal permits available, however numbers are limited to 100 for those living out with the area.
Visits at our cost: Please contact to discuss with me on 0702- 1114746.
County Buildings, Forfar, Angus, DD8 3WA. Tel:o1307-473175, Fax: 01307-466220.
Permits Available: Daily and weekly permits available, £12.00 per day and £60.00 per week. Weekly preferred.
Application Details: Applications for permits available from issuing officer by post only, details on previous page. First come first served. No permits to visitors on Saturdays. Applications to include BASC card and shotgun cert. Copies. Cheques payable to Angus Council. Non-BASC members may apply provided they have acceptable insurance cover. (Copy of Policy required).
Contacts: Major James M.G.Grant, Roskill House, Munlochy, Ross- shire, IV8 8PA.
Permits Available: Day permits - £7.50 per day, Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
Application Details: Applicants should telephone Major Grant (number above) first to ascertain the dates you wanted are free. At this point a booking can be penciled in for you. You must then send a note of address and telephone number of place you will be staying. An up to date original BASC membership card copy of Shotgun certificate with permit fee and SAE, for return permits should be included. Cheques to Black isle and Mid Ross Wildfowlers Club, a code of conduct will be issued together with permit.
Additional Information: Wildfowl returns should be sent to Major Grant (address above.
House, The Crichton Bankend Road, Dumfries, DG1 4ZE. Tel: 01387- 247010.
Permits Available: Single day or week. No fee but permit holders must return permit on expiry whether or not it has been used. Maximum block, which can be booked, is two weeks at any one time.
Application Details: Application forms are available from the permits issuing officer detailed above, Applications for permits accepted from July1 onwards, applications received before this date will not be considered. Permits are issued on a first come first serve basis.
Additional Information: Applications should be made at least one week before permits are required and include your Shotgun Certificate number and name of issuing constabulary, plus BASC membership number. Only non-Toxic shot may be used for all bores of gun.Visits at our cost: No Cost.
Clarencefield, Dumfries, DG1 4NA. Tel: 01387-870699. Permits available: Day - £6, week - £30, no Sunday shooting.
Application Details: Applications to the above, together with SAE, permit fee and proof of BASC membership.
Application Details: Applications should be made at least 7 days in advance of permit use. A permit holder must accompany applicants under 17 over 21 years. Insurance cover of £2 million required.
Additional Details: There is no charge for permits to shooting.sh members. Permits are available on a weekly basis covering Monday to Friday. There is a maximum of four weeks per permit, and no more than two weeks at any one time. Seasonal permits are available if you live in the DG8DG9 postal areas.
There is one application form which is available from the above address, please enclose a SAE. Permits are issued on a first come first serve basis. Byelaws for Wigtown BAY LNR are now in place. Non –toxic shot should be used when wildfowling in Scotland.
Visits at our cost: No charge you may visit as many times as you wish subject to the rules above.
Contact: Mr. David Thompson, Property Manager, National Trust Wildlife Scheme, Castle Ward, Strangford, Down Patrick, Co Down BT30 7LS. Tel: 02844-881411.
Permits Available: Occasional day permits available. Contact the above for further details.
Visits at our cost: £20 towards 2 visits.
Contact: Thomas McGoldrick, Culleen, Derrylin, BT92 9BA. Tel: 028677-48788.
Permits Available: The permit scheme is granted on behalf of the Lough Erne Wildfowlers Council (L.E.W.C.) and is not transferable. The permit is issued subject to the ordinary laws relating to wild bird protection, close seasons etc. Areas over which no shooting is allowed are shown on maps. Which are available or examination from the club secretary.
Additional Details: Photocopy of BASC membership card and shotgun certificate to be supplied on application. £25 season ticket, day permits also available. Cheques are to be made payable to LEWC.
Please note the above list has been compiled from information gathered currently and may have changed from time to time so please bar in mind that the contact may now be a different person.
Tide and Tide Tables: Get a local tide table booklet.
Wind direction: Can effect tide so be aware of sudden changes.
Periods of Special Protection severe weather (UK Wide): usually prolonged severe conditions, pollution, may be applied ask when booking your days out.
List of Quarry Species: Be familiar with what can be shot and what cannot most will supply a list of species on the specific estuary and if in doubt don't shoot.
Restrictions on Lead Shot: I suggest you use non-toxic shot as a safeguard anywhere you shoot.
Always carry a waterproof wristwatch: essential for judging the predicted state of the tide.
Take food and a thermos containing a hot drink. And water and food for your dog.
Wear comfortable inconspicuous, warm waterproof clothing.
Waders are normally recommended (I as a full time fishing instructor can get you neoprene waders at discounted cost).
A large canvass bag is useful for carrying equipment.
Make sure you have with you shotgun certificate and local permit if you intend to shoot woodcock or snipe, a game license is required from your local post office.
Quality Binoculars will enhance your day and is useful for bird ID.
A wading pole will greatly assist walking on the Marsh and can be used to cross gutters and crossing places.
Always carry a pocket compass and know how to use it, it could be your only guide of a foggy marsh. Take 2 bearings as you progress. Always carry a jointed cleaning rod it is easy to get mud or sand or snow in your barrel never ever clear it by firing a cartridge you will damage your gun and could seriously injure yourself.
In an emergency a mobile phone would enable you to summon assistance by dialing 999 and ask for the coastguard. Torch flashing and firing flare cartridges are other methods of attracting attention.
Do not disturb local residents near access points by making a noise or banging car doors when arriving early in the morning, or leaving late at night. Never arrive late, or depart early, and so disturb the shooting of those who have taken the trouble to get into position in good time. Do not shoot in the immediate vicinity of houses adjoining the shore; be aware of footpaths and never shoot in a way that endangers people using them.
Make sure you are well hidden; camouflage yourself to suit your surroundings.
Try to make your dog comfortable – if you sit on your game bag make sure your dog has a dry seat.
Look regularly through your gun barrels to see if they are clear.
Range judging, when wild fowling, is particularly difficult. Try to ID nearby features that can be used as reference marks so that you do not shoot beyond your own shooting skill distance.
On leaving the marsh your dog may be cold and wet – attend to its needs before your own a clean dry towel to dry it of and a second wrap towel will ensure comfort.
Take care of your quarry- don't waste it.
Pay special attention to your gun – sand and saltwater will corrode it. Check for faults, which may need rectifying before the gun is used again.
B. Open/shooting seasons for wildfowl (ducks and geese) and other species according to the above acts (all dates inclusive).
Scotland in or over Any area below the mean high water mark of ordinary Spring tides.
Wildfowl in England, Wales and Scotland Elsewhere.
C. Birds, which may be killed, or taken by permitted means at any time by authorized persons, were previously listed under schedule 2, part11 (applies to both Acts) and are now held under a series of open general licences. No individual need apply for these licenses or account for the shooting under them. They allow for the control of the following species for the specific purposes listed on each license. It is important to comply with the conditions on each license. For further details contact BASC.
Before the passing of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, orders prohibiting the shooting of wildfowl on Sundays were made under the Protection of Birds Act 1954. These orders have not been rescinded and so the following counties/part counties are still affected: Angelsey, Brecknoth, Caernarfon, Carmarthern, Cardigan, Cornwall, Denbigh, Devon, Doncaster, Glamorgan, Great Yarmouth County Borough, Isle of Ely, Leeds County Borough, Merioneth, Norfolk, Pembroke, Somerset, North and West Ridings of Yorkshire.
Wildfowl and waders may not be shot on Sundays or Christmas Day.
All wild birds protected on Sundays, Christmas Day and at night.
Below the mean high water mark of ordinary spring tides.
September 1 – January 31 inclusive.
also illegal to shoot wildfowl on Sundays in certain counties/part counties in England and Wales. All wild birds are protected on Sundays and Christmas day in Northern Ireland. Night shooting is prohibited in Northern Ireland.
Anyone planning a wildfowling outing on a Sunday or Christmas Day should check local byelaws to ensure they do not inadvertently break the law.
The Wildlife & Countryside Act 1981 and Wildlife (Northern Ireland) Order 1985 provide for periods of special protection for all wildfowl (including mallard), in emergencies such as prolonged severe weather. Prior to such statutory protection being introduced the BASC may recommend voluntary restraint. Details of the suspension of shooting due to severe weather are posted in the national press and sporting magazines. Information and guidance is made available through BASC regional offices and the BASC website.


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Yomi Black is out with another on of his hilarious videos and in this funny skit with Kiki Omeili as Lolade and him as Sunday, they're answering the question, are yoruba men the most romantic?
Find out what happens when Lolade asks Sunday to be romantic!
Haha…i sometimes overthink things like this.
No man can satisfy the world,they always bring up something…..
Lol @ is your phone not dual sim. Romance has nothing to do with tribe. It just depends on the individual.
yoruba guys go use chris brown style toast you, proposal go be like tyler perry meanwhile marriage life na chinwetalu agwu. fear yoruba brothers o lmao!
Looks like you are implying that all Yoruba men are one. I beg to disagree! Yes we get painted with the same brush, but God the creator has created each human being with unique characters, traits, values and attitude to boot. As such, until you have married/dated/met all Yoruba men in the world, please try not to generalize …I am a Yoruba man and my wife-to-be won't feel sorry marrying me.
Yoruba guys don suffer!!! Abeggi o! I'm married to a yoruba man and everyday together has been a blessing. At the end of the day shine your eyes very well, pray and listen to good counsel before you marry. To defend my yoruba brothers, most of the guys who murdered their wives in yankee last year were from the eastern part of naija.
Duh!. There is nothing romantic about murder and a guy killing his wife is obviously as far away from romance as you can get. My goodness!!! Tribe obviously has nothing yo do with romance. I was even joking earlier but yall actually believe this whole tribe and romance ish?? I can't with the way some nigerians think sha. You can just open mouth to group the behavior of a whole group of people based on the few you have interacated with?
Majority of the Nigerian academic excellence in the US is from the Eastern part.
The demographics just work that way. Think abourrit and see me in my office later.
But why do people get defensive when Yorubas fire back. If any negative thing is said about any tribe especially Igbos, they are ready to cut your head off but Yorubas are supposed to remain quiet. Double standards.
Although, there's no correlation between romance and murder but it's already a topic. The statistic of murder cases among Nigerians in the U.S specifically husbands killing their wives, it's been Igbo and south south men. This is not to say there are no cases of Yoruba men committing the same crime but there's a higher percentage among other tribes.
Yoruba men are romantic(express their love, show it) good with words and fun but big time womanizers. They play their game so smoothly, manipulative and mess with your mind that their womanizing ways becomes acceptable. A Yoruba man will love different women the same. Each will feel special. Which to me is not romance at all.
Most Igbo men are not romantic(showy with their affection) but they seem more sincere. You know exactly what you are dealing with, the good and bad. No pretense.
It was NOT last year. You are renewing stale gist. What about the ones who have been murdering their wives in Nigeria nah? Taking into consideration of the news reported on Bellanaija and Linda Ikeji and SDK and Punch newspaper. They are heavily concentrated in some parts in the South West. But the question is not about MURDER, it is ARE THEY THE MOST ROMANTIC? Not ARE THEY LESS MURDEROUS??
I believe Igbo men are more romantic! In my world, there is no romance without money. Yoruba guys are very stingy with money and that is a turn off for me.
ur not gonna fool anyone with that! igbo men are forceful the end!
Igbo men are more romantic. Romance has to be honest and genuine and there's a reason why Yoruba men aren tagged demons.
Yoruba men are NOT ""tagged demons"". I don't care what social one individual writes and then social media picks it up, it doesn't matter if 100 billion people say it, Almighty God the Creator of all creation and all races, tribes and ethnicities has not ""tagged"" and named the entire Yoruba tribe as ""demons"". HE knows what demons are, and they were around long before the Yoruba or any other tribes/human beings. These are specific creatures and they have a very specific, non-negotiable judgment already passed on them by the Almighty God; they have a very specific and terrible place created just for them and satan (initially) to spend all of eternity. You can say things and call people names and write articles/blogs/comments just to attract traffic and/or to cause a sensation and gain yourself five minutes of notoriety but as you laugh, mock and throw words carelessly around, please, be aware that everything we do and say has consequences, for good or evil. And, words have POWER. Let each individual answer for his own sin. Yoruba men are NOT demons.
All black men are not criminals.
All black women are not whores.
All fat people are not unintelligent .
run! Sister Run!! Much experience made him so,he probably has five of your type. Their romance de catch o, but e no pure.
Yorobas are mixed with arab and igbo, from the arab they get their polliteness, articulation, oral craftmenship, (Upto this point African woman knows of no resistance than can work, but she gonna front still….:) suave-mente swag to the fullest also works for the yorobas, they also are exceptional scavangers for women hearts and gold, but dont and have never meant a single word they'v ever said to a woman! To an African woman a yorob is basically a pollite igbo men, good with money to a point, strong, but open enough to know the texture of his heart! But their is something yorobas have working for them No other african men has, they r also very good at seemingly surrendering to a woman, which women can appreciate, the same way an arab burning his feet on the hot sand can still find courage to submitt to God, African women have never seen anything like that from their women so thats a chink in their armor – Then the igbo side of the yoroba comes out, when he takes the girl for she is worth including her shoe laces, leaves and bars all her phone calls (Thats true igbo right there!) this is why i call yorobas appropriately west Africans – while igbos are more appropriately bight or central africans! God bless!