Iceland is a magnificent land full of natural beauty and wonder. The island is quickly becoming a popular destination for those seeking to explore scenery that can only be described as "other-worldly". Along the southern coastline of Iceland are many inspirational views that will take your breath away. They will give you a true sense of the word "awesome".
South Iceland will captivate your heart and dazzle you with its pristine natural beauty.
A photographer's delight, be sure to have your camera ready to shoot at a moment's notice. Every corner you round in south Iceland has something new for you to experience. Every moment is worthy of a framed picture. No matter which season you visit the island of Ice and Fire, the scenery is fantastic and breath-taking.
Lush green valleys, snow covered glaciers, ice choked lagoons and black sandy beaches. South Iceland is bursting at the seams with photographic glory.
The smaller farming villages and towns of south Iceland allow a great escape from populated cities. This short drive from Reykjavík along the Ring Road transports you to another world. A rugged and gorgeous world full of scenic hiking, inspirational waterfalls and dark beaches.
The South Coast of Iceland is far more than just another tourist destination. Whether visiting for the Northern Lights, or the scenic beauty, or the solitude, the South Coast will fulfill your wishes.
Come take a look at twelve of the most incredible experiences South Iceland has to offer. Welcome to the start of a journey that you are sure to never forget.
This impressive canyon is the result of retreating glaciers from the last ice age, combined with the glacial melt-waters eroding away the ancient volcanic flows. The thick green moss in the summer and snow-laden cliffs in the winter make this South Iceland location a perfect spot for both hikers and photographers alike.
The trek up the eastern bluff to the observation deck at the top is just over a mile long. It provides an amazing view of the canyon and the waterfall on the western wall. The constant change in the canyon's direction gives viewers the opportunity to capture its elegance from all angles.
During the winter months, when the river is at its lowest point, you can take the journey upriver along the canyon floor. You will be staring upward at the looming walls stretching hundreds of feet into the sky.
As with all natural sites, take care to observe any ropes or caution signs along the way. They are there for your protection as well as for the fragile ecosystem. Vandalism and tourist disregard has threatened some of South Iceland's most beautiful locations.
For more on this, please visit our post Deep Inside Fjadrargljufur Canyon.
Just a short ferry ride off the coast of South Iceland is the volcanic archipelago of Vestmannaeyjar, the islands of the westmen. These islands are relatively new in geologic terms. Created within the last twelve thousand years, the island chain remains volcanically active right up into our modern day.
In 1963, an eruption gave birth to a new island, Surtsey. This is now a research station and is officially Iceland's southernmost point.
The eruption of Eldfell in 1973 added just under a square mile to the largest and only populated island of Heimaey. The fascinating history of the eruption and the island's resiliency is captured at the Eldheimar Museum. This includes the colossal and ultimately successful attempt at redirecting the lava flows from closing off the island's only harbor.
While out on the hiking trails or walking the historic areas, you may come across some of the local wildlife. South Iceland, and in particular Vestmannaeyjar, is home to the world's largest colony of Atlantic Puffins. With over a million nests, you will undoubtedly get a glimpse of this iconic bird.
Directly behind one of south Iceland's inviting villages is the sloping falls of Systrafoss. These twin streams slip and slide their way down the mountain from lake Systravatn.
Taking its name from the sisters of the Kirkjubæjar Abbey, the twin falls of Systrafoss are surrounded in morality tales. Legend tells of two nuns, both fallen in favor and condemned, were buried above the falls. One of the nuns was said to have been in league with the devil.
The other simply spoke ill of her superiors. After they were buried, one was exonerated, and her burial mound is covered with grass and beautiful flowers. The other remains barren to this day.
Folk tales are common among the people of Iceland and the story of the two sisters enhances the viewing of this sloping waterfall. Depending on the time of year and the recent rains this waterfall can be light and in dryer seasons can even come to a stop making your sighting of them even more special.
Possibly the most photographed of South Iceland's many glacial waterfalls is the majestic Seljalandsfoss. Visible from the ring road, this nearly 200' waterfall is a popular stop for all visitors to south Iceland.
Its ease of access and towering height are not the only reason this is a common attraction. The bottom of the falls splashes into a large observation pool, visible from behind the falls as well.
The trail leads you into the cliff face and into a small cavern area. This allows you the unusual chance to look outward from beneath the falling water. Facing west, this view will grant you a spectacular sunset from one of the world's more unique observation points.
The open basin does allow the wind to toss the spray in all directions. For this reason you may get wet. In winter, this path may be inaccessible due to the formation of ice from this effect. In addition to the main fall, other waterfalls in the area make Seljalandsfoss south Iceland's premier location for many tourists.
Another powerful water fall along south Iceland's coast is the magnificent Skógafoss. This fantastic sight is another one of the gems in Iceland's crown visible from the ring road and thusly highly popular with the crowds. 227 feet in height and an impressive 100 feet across, the spray from this waterfall creates a nearly ever-present rainbow. It is definitely a must-see location.
Hiding beneath the misty rainbows is an age-old legend. Upon their first sail into South Iceland, the Vikings discovered Skógafoss. They scuttled one of their treasure chests in the cave behind the falls.
Forgotten and abandoned, the treasure was stumbled upon by locals who grasped at the gold ring on the side of the box. The treasure chest disappeared before it could be retrieved but the local men came away with the ring.
They presented their find to their church and it was used on the church's front door. The whereabouts of the treasure is still unknown. However, the ring can be found in the local museum along with other legends of the time.
Take the worthwhile hike up into Vatnajokull National Park to Svartifoss. Here, not only will you be rewarded with some wonderful views of the glacier along the way, but you will come across an amazing sight at your destination. Svartifoss may not be south Iceland's most powerful waterfall but it is certainly one of the more interesting.
Descending into the basin you will encounter a rocky terrain jagged with hexagonal debris from the black falls. The river flows over the carved cliff and exposes spectacular black columns underneath. Columnar basalt, exposed by the retreating glacier, decorate this natural amphitheater. They hang tenuously overhead as their bases are worn away.
Visitors to the falls are impressed with the stark contrast of the black rocks against the white of the spilling water. In winter the stream's flow is smaller but the contrast is enhanced by the surrounding snow.
Not as easily accessible as the other falls in south Iceland, this wonder of geology may be worth your trek. Being able to escape and enjoy the beauty among fewer people is second to none.
The iconic archway of Dyrhólaey is a sight you won't soon forget. A 120-foot-tall peninsula at the southern tip of Iceland, this natural promontory formation was created by the pounding waves eroding the black volcanic rocks leaving behind the distinctive archway.
Facing west on a clear day one can see the entire coastline of south Iceland, nearly back to the western towns. To the north you get a spectacular view of the Mýrdalsjökull ice cap, the glacier covering the Katla volcano. And when you look to the east, you will see the black sand beaches and lava stacks of Reynisdrangar.
Walking out to the end of the peninsula offers a great vantage point of the nesting seabirds in the crags and cliffs. Summertime is the best time for this view as access to walking the topside is closed during a few months in late spring protecting the Puffins with some privacy during their mating season.
Observations from the Dyrhólaey viewpoint and the connected lighthouse are fantastic, and if you take the walk out to the arch, you'll never be the same.
Just a bit further east from the imposing arches of Dyrholaey is the black sand beach of Reynisfjara. Walking the fine black shore of south Iceland, you will find yourself transported to an alien world. This is one you may recognize from popular film and television. Many film crews flock to this destination for the unusual sights.
Towering along the cliffside are impressive pillars of hexagonal basalt that lower into the sea. At the shoreline you can sit atop the shorter columns of these magnificent geologic features and reel in the enormity of those columns rising to the cliffs above you.
Off shore are the Reynisdrangar. These are spectacular sea stacks rising from the tumultuous ocean.
Investigating these spires are not without their dangers. Many visitors are taken by surprise as rogue "sneaker waves" rush in and douse them with the cold ocean spray. South Iceland police have erected a sign warning visitors to remain vigilant of these waves as they are unpredictable and always dangerous.
For more on this, please visit our post Visiting Reynisdrangar: A Guide For Tourists in 2018.
Another of south Iceland's famous black beaches is Solheimasandur. Notable among this vast expanse of eerie quiet and desolate landscape is the stark contrast of the black sand against the white remains of a US Navy DC-3 fuselage.
In 1973 the simple delivery flight turned tragic when ice buildup prevented the craft from reaching their destination. Pilots and passengers walked away from the emergency belly landing, but the aircraft was abandoned in place and still remains there today.
South Iceland authorities have assured that because there were no serious injuries, visiting and touching the craft is fine, but for safety reasons, they advise against climbing on top of the plane.
Vehicular traffic to the wreckage has been restricted due to concerns that the influx of traffic to the popular tourist site can cause irreparable harm to the local ecosystem. However, the site remains open for an exhilarating two-mile (one way) hike over the rich black sands.
The open expanse clear to the horizon is hauntingly calming and has prompted some travelers to compare the lonely beach to the lunar surface.
South Iceland is ringed with the famous black beaches. However, the glacial outwash plane of Breiðamerkursandur gained its new name of Diamond Beach in glorious fashion.
Separating the Jökulsárlón Lagoon from the open sea, Diamond Beach is littered with icebergs of all sizes and shapes stranded by the tides and glittering in the sun making a spectacular display of dazzling lights.
Fresh, sharp, jagged ice or worn smooth and rounded ice, crystal clear like glass or shadowy and opaque. You will see a variety of icy gifts deposited from the nearby lagoon waiting on the next tide to carry them out to sea.
Because of the tidal nature of this phenomenon, every visit to the site will grant you a new view to witness making Diamond Beach a beautiful location to revisit on your many trips through south Iceland's bountiful attractions. See the diamonds at dawn, dusk or even perhaps under the northern lights. Be sure to have your camera at the ready, Diamond Beach never disappoints.
The inland side of Diamond Beach is the Jökulsárlón lagoon. Situated at the head of the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier and marking the southern edge of Vatnajökull National Park, this lake is continually expanding to glacial retreat.
The lagoon came into creation as a proglacial lake in the early 1930's and is now certified as Iceland's deepest lake at 814 feet. Breiðamerkurjökull continues to draw away from south Iceland's coast and the lagoon continues to grow.
The glacier calves its mighty icebergs into the lagoon and sets a dramatic landscape for you to witness. A ghostly parade of ice slowly drifts toward the sea, bumping and jostling into one another as a reminder of nature's sheer power.
Cruising in and out among these behemoths are varying sized local watercraft. You may see the large LARC-V amphibious vehicles carrying a couple dozen people on a guided tour, or the more adventurous kayakers journeying out for a more personal experience. Once you board your vessel and sail between the icebergs, your memories of south Iceland will never be the same.
Just a small hike from the road brings you to south Iceland's oldest geo-thermal pool, Seljavallalaug. Named for the local farm fields, this popular swimming pool was first built in 1923 and served as the location for mandatory swimming lessons.
The natural spring-fed pool sits in a picturesque green valley. One side of the pool joins the base of the rising hills. Views while relaxing in the water are unparalleled and are worth the hike past the newer, more popular pools. One can enjoy soaking in the solitude of south Iceland's beauty.
For more on this, please visit our post Iceland Hot Springs: Four Incredible Options.
If you enjoy hiking up the trails of Fjadragljufur, across the face of Eldfell on the Westmen Islands, taking in the splendor of south Iceland's countless waterfalls, walking the black beaches of Solheimasandur and Breiðamerkursandur, sailing amid the icebergs in Jökulsárlón or swimming in Seljavallalaug.
Walking alongside volcanoes, holding icebergs in your hands, feeling the spray of a glacial waterfall on your skin. South Iceland has something for everyone and every part of it adds up to an incredible experience.
South Iceland offers you the opportunity to experience a small taste of the rugged worlds we have read about in books, seen on our screens in movies and on television. Step out from our mundane world into this amazing world full of new sights and wonder.
Witness these incredible experiences first-hand and feel yourself absorb the charm of this unusual natural world. Encounter the sights and sounds, experience all south Iceland has to offer and the memories you build will last a lifetime.


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You. Are. Not. Alone. by W. R. Watkins is available at Amazon and Barnes and Noble.
You. Are. Not. Alone. is the debut, semi-autobiographical anthology by W. R. Watkins, which takes you, the reader, through the personal life journey of the author, from his lonely days at Secondary School, to how his life changed for the better, by the time had graduated University.
Through this anthology, W. R. Watkins not only writes about his own life, but explores the themes of self-harm; world issues; bullying and romance.
W. R. Watkins allows the reader into his most personal, private moments, in the hope that no matter what the reader is going through in their personal lives, he hopes that through this book, he can reach out to them and let them know:
"You. Are. Not. Alone."
You. Are. Not. Alone. by W.R. Watkins
I'm grateful to the author for providing me with a free copy of this book in exchange for a review but this isn't my cup of tea - which is probably more telling of me than the author. I give the author an A for effort because it takes a lot of courage to compile a book of poetry but the subject matter isn't too my taste.
The book starts out melancholic, a little heavy on the angst. Each subsequent part of the book grows stronger, slightly more positive, as if watching the author grow from teen to young adult. I was hoping to hit more positive poetry at the end of the book, to help balance the feeling of despair, but it didn't happen and that desire is just that - my personal preference.
The other poems that I remember a week after reading are Mirror, Relapse (Part 1), and Cause of Pain - all which struck chords with my own battles with chronic illness and depression. It's difficult to be reminded of it.
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extern void lockdebug_mutex_assert_locked(mutex_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_mutex_assert_unlocked(mutex_tt<true> *lock);

static inline void lockdebug_mutex_lock(mutex_tt<false> *lock) { }
static inline void lockdebug_mutex_try_lock(mutex_tt<false> *lock) { }
static inline void lockdebug_mutex_unlock(mutex_tt<false> *lock) { }
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static inline void lockdebug_mutex_assert_unlocked(mutex_tt<false> *lock) { }

extern void lockdebug_monitor_enter(monitor_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_monitor_leave(monitor_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_monitor_wait(monitor_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_monitor_assert_locked(monitor_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_monitor_assert_unlocked(monitor_tt<true> *lock);

static inline void lockdebug_monitor_enter(monitor_tt<false> *lock) { }
static inline void lockdebug_monitor_leave(monitor_tt<false> *lock) { }
static inline void lockdebug_monitor_wait(monitor_tt<false> *lock) { }
static inline void lockdebug_monitor_assert_locked(monitor_tt<false> *lock) { }
static inline void lockdebug_monitor_assert_unlocked(monitor_tt<false> *lock) {}

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static inline void
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extern void lockdebug_rwlock_read(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_try_read_success(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_unlock_read(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_write(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_try_write_success(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_unlock_write(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_assert_reading(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_assert_writing(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_assert_locked(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);
extern void lockdebug_rwlock_assert_unlocked(rwlock_tt<true> *lock);

static inline void lockdebug_rwlock_read(rwlock_tt<false> *) { }
static inline void lockdebug_rwlock_try_read_success(rwlock_tt<false> *) { }
static inline void lockdebug_rwlock_unlock_read(rwlock_tt<false> *) { }
static inline void lockdebug_rwlock_write(rwlock_tt<false> *) { }
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static inline void lockdebug_rwlock_unlock_write(rwlock_tt<false> *) { }
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static inline void lockdebug_rwlock_assert_writing(rwlock_tt<false> *) { }
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'IT'S A LONG ROAD'
Rangers star Kyle Lafferty opens up on his gambling addiction and attending Gamblers Anonymous meetings
The striker's rehabilitation is going well so far and two weeks ago the 31-year-old announced via Twitter he has not succumbed to temptation over the past 12 months
By Colin Duncan
KYLE LAFFERTY celebrated a major landmark earlier this month — one year without placing a bet.
Now the self-confessed gambling addict is prepared to stake his reputation on reaching another notable milestone in Villarreal on Thursday night.
Lafferty spoke to the media ahead of Villarreal vs RangersCredit: Willie Vass
The striker admits he is determined to finally end a 16-match scoring drought by grabbing his first-ever European goal for Rangers.
Yet, while the Northern Irishman is up for the scrap in Spain, he knows it will pale in comparison with the recent battle to conquer his own demons.
Last season Lafferty went public with his problems and revealed how he regularly attended Gamblers Anonymous meetings.
So far his rehabilitation is going well and two weeks ago the 31-year-old announced via Twitter he has not succumbed to temptation over the past 12 months.
The striker opened up about his gambling demons during his spell at HeartsCredit: Andy Barr - The Sun Glasgow
As a result Lafferty feels he's in the best mental shape of his life, although he is also aware there is a long way still to go.
He said: "It is impressive to reach a year but there's no point reaching a year if you fall back off.
"I'm just taking it one day at a time and if I get to a second year that will be another massive milestone.
"I would say this is the best place I've been in for a long time.
"Back then when I was in the middle of it I would maybe have taken a week off betting, but now I've managed a year.
"It's a long road and at one of my meetings there's a guy who has been going for 35 years.
"I was trying to figure out why he had been going for so long, but he told me that any minute he could flip and be back on it.
He hailed the support of wife VanessaCredit: PA:Press Association
"It's going to be a long road but I've got my family and friends around me and that is the most important thing."
The support of his wife Vanessa and the birth last month of their daughter, Sienna, has also had a stabilising effect on Lafferty.
He said: "I have someone else's life to look after as well.
"I want to make sure I give my daughter the best life possible. I think giving up one of my biggest demons is a great start.
"It was difficult at the start. For the first few months there were urges, but my wife has been there along the way and my family as well.
"It is good to have people there for you."
Attending weekly gatherings of Gamblers Anonymous has also helped give Lafferty a sense of perspective.
There, he is just another addict, not the Rangers star feted at every turn.
The Gers striker has been a key figure for the Northern Ireland national teamCredit: Reuters
He said: "Some of the stories are frightening. Some I can relate to and others I feel sorry for them.
"It is a place where people who need help go and everybody has been brilliant with me.
"They have taken me in from day one and treated me like one of them.
"I'm not treated like someone who is in the public eye. I'm just a normal guy."
For club and country, Lafferty has proven himself a man for the big occasion.
During his first spell at Rangers he scored title-clinching goals in 2009, 2010 and 2011.
The towering hitman was also Northern Ireland's talisman, scoring seven times during the 2016 European Championship qualifying campaign as Michael O'Neill's men ended a 30-year absence from major competitions.
He scored title-clinching goals for Gers in 2009, 2010 and 2011Credit: Reuters
But for all his goalscoring exploits there remains one glaring omission in the Ulsterman's CV — a goal in Europe.
It's an anomaly Lafferty is desperate to rectify when the Ibrox men take on Villarreal.
When asked about his poor strike rate, he said: "Can we not go back to speaking about betting?
"I've never scored in European football so it would be good to change that.
"I've scored for Northern Ireland in Europe. Do those goals count?
"It suits me playing away from home. The way I play on the shoulder of defenders.
"If I get a chance then I'm confident of sticking it away."
Lafferty is set to lead the line in the Estadio de la Ceramica with Alfredo Morelos serving a suspension.
He is relishing the added responsibility as Rangers make their return to the group stages of Europe for the first time since the 2010/11 season.
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Lafferty added: "I think Alfredo is going to be a massive miss for us but it gives me the opportunity to go out and show what I'm capable of.
"We have been away from European football for a long time now. For a club of Rangers' size it has been too long.
"But it is going to be hard as Villarreal have players who can cause any side problems."
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When summer "unofficially" ends and the kids go back to school, Massachusetts' historic coastal resorts beckon as an ideal couple's getaway – especially midweek when incentive rates make even the priciest properties quite affordable. Here are four seafront luxury resorts where romance blossoms as the leaves begin to fall.
The White Elephant This landmark 1920s resort, located on the harbor in Nantucket (shown above; courtesy of Nantucket Island Resorts), is ideal for couples who want a low-key ambience with easy walking or biking into the island's postcard-perfect town, where boutiques and eateries offer up wool sweaters and creamy clam chowder to ward off the evening chill. Sunlit rooms have cheery ivory décor with elegant sea-inspired touches while the Brant Point Grill serves steak and seafood with a harbor view. Weekday rates start at $265/night in late September and $195/night in mid and late October.
The Wauwinet Nantucket's other premier resort is decidedly more secluded, tucked amid the dunes with tranquil Nantucket Sound on one side and the restless Atlantic on the other. Romantic flourishes abound, from the antique- and chintz-decorated rooms (shown at left; courtesy of Nantucket Island Resorts) to the intimate Spa by the Sea. The resort's Relais & Chateaux-worthy restaurant, Topper's, serves a gourmet prix fixe or à la carte dinner with artfully-prepared local dishes such as baked Nantucket lobster tails and "untraditional" lobster bisque. Rates fall to $375/night on certain weeknights in September and $225/night for most of the first three weeks of October.
Chatham Bars Inn Sprawled along the breezy waterfront just outside the charming Cape Cod town of Chatham, this 217-room inn with its curved veranda (shown at right; courtesy of Leading Hotels of the World) is a lovely spot to unwind – especially if you crave spa time. While décor in the circa-1914 main inn and dozens of spacious cottages is New England seaside charming, the distinctly Asian-inspired spa is a sleek oasis offering ocean-centric treatments with couples in mind. The 12 luxurious new Spa Suite accommodations with fireplaces and hydrotherapy tubs are a cozy option as the weather chills. Midweek rates begin at $395/night in September and $335/night in October.
Harbor View Hotel & Resort Opened in 1891, this 114-room Martha's Vineyard resort set amid the seafront homes of New England whaling captains in Edgartown has undergone a multi-year renovation that is restoring it to its past glory – with all the modern amenities. Casually elegant room décor (shown at left; courtesy of Harbor View Hotel & Resort) is accented by wireless Internet and L'Occitane toiletries, while Water Street, the resort's Victorian dining room, features Vineyard-sourced cuisine. The shops, galleries and restaurants of Edgartown are just a short stroll away. Midweek rates in late September start at $230/night and drop to $170/night in October.
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Children and adults with AD/HD may frequently experience problems with sleep. You may know this all too well in your family. Many people have difficultly falling asleep while others nod off easily, but then wake frequently during the night. Unfortunately the resulting lack of sleep exacerbates the primary AD/HD problems with attention, concentration, and impulsiveness.
Phase delayed sleep is the most common sleep disorder that accompanies AD/HD. Phase delayed sleep disorder is a fancy way to say the person goes to bed too late and then has trouble getting up in the morning. The hypothalamus in our brains helps to regulate sleep/wake cycles and is basically malfunctioning in an individual with phase delayed sleep.
Is your family short on rest? Try good sleep hygiene including consistent sleep/wake times and creating comfort around your bedtime routine. Reduce energizing activities a few hours before going to bed. Leave the shades open so sunlight shines through early in the morning; light tells the brain it is time to get up!
When behavioral strategies fail, consider over the counter remedies such as melatonin or valerian root. These are natural supplements that help induce sleep and have some clinical research studies to support their benefits and safe use.
You may also want to talk to your doctor about medication. There are newer non-addicting sleep medications such as lunesta and rozerem that have been FDA approved for chronic use in adults and other medication options for children with sleep issues. In our practice I do prescribe sleep medications temporarily to assist patients in getting on a good sleep schedule. Once sleep is well regulated, we recommend weaning off the medication and using behavioral strategies to continue getting your zzzz's.


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About the fetus/person issue
The people of Mississippi -- those who voted -- rejected the ballot measure that would define a legal person as existing from the moment of conception. The "No" votes were 55 percent of those cast and the turnout was considered high, about 55 percent.
Mr. Benjamin Iwai wrote in to the Economist magazine this week and indicated that if the measure passed, he and his wife were moving to Mississippi.
They are planning to have a child by in vitro fertilization and they are planning to take home and keep all the fertilized embryos in a freezer. Of course they would have a back-up generator to insure the survival of the embryos in a power failure.
He also indicated that they would claim tax deductions for all the embryos.
I guess they will not be moving to Mississippi.
However, his letter illustrates a real issue. Mr. Iwai and his wife could have a lot of frozen embryos. In the in vitro procedure typically 10 to 30 eggs are taken from the woman for potential fertilization. If each of these embryos is a "person" then the tax deduction for twenty or whatever dependents follows logically.
It also follows that they could be charged with manslaughter or negligent homicide if there was a power failure and the back-up generator failed.
Then there is the issue of what happens when Mr. and Mrs. Iwai die; who inherits the embryos? Does that imply ownership? Ownership of persons sounds a lot like slavery. Well maybe nobody will inherit the embryos and because they are persons they become wards of the state.
Given that the US is a nation of laws, a law such as proposed in Mississippi would lead to many prosecutions, lawsuits, and bureaucracy. Also, to many questions.
Big Brother is watching you, from conception on.


Gap-fill exercise in which students must write the past simple form of the verb indicated. Page 2 can be distributed for students to check their own answers. The worksheet can be used for all levels for pronunciation practice of the three endings of regular verbs in the past simple.
This printable, downloadable handout is meant for high school students and adults at Elementary (A1) and Pre-intermediate (A2) level. It is aimed at revising Past simple tense in English, and is excellent for enhancing your students' Reading and Writing skills.
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The Travis Miller Foundation has been established in memory of a man who lived life to the fullest everyday of his 25 years on this Earth. Travis was a smart, energetic, loving and driven man who never met a task he could not tackle, or a stranger he could not befriend. To know Travis, was to love to Travis.
The Travis Miller Foundation has been established by Miller's Plumbing and Mechanical, in conjunction with the Miller Family and Flagler College, with the goal of raising money to fund a perpetual scholarship in Travis' honor. This scholarship will be used to aid men and women in the Panhandle area in obtaining a four year degree while working full time in a trade profession. Travis was an extremely hard working and dedicated man who strove to better himself everyday, and it is the mission of the Foundation to help others who emulate these same characteristics, in the memory of Travis and his huge heart, determined soul and his ability to live life wide open everyday.
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In the Gallery: It's a Banner Day
You GUYS. My artwork is hanging in a gallery nearly 3000 miles away and I have the lovely Patti Murphy to thank for it!
You see, Patti and her sister Kat invited artists from all over the world to participate in their "It's A Banner Day" show this month at Hygienic Art Galleries in New London, CT. The sisters wanted to add a collaborative element to their curated show exploring color and symbols. Here's a little snippet from the website:
The Banner Collaboration hopes to engage theartistic side of artists and designers and will also connect them on this website. Each banner is created by a different artist and will carry the theme of "It's A Banner Day" sharing artful messages of hope, good news, happiness and success. 100% of banner proceeds will be donated to Hygienic Art Galleries.
So if you happen to be in New London this month, be sure to stop by Hygienic Art Galleries through June 29 to check out the show! You can also see more of the super fun banners online at the official "It's A Banner Day" website.
I hope you're having a banner day, friends!
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California Redwoods + Steinbeck + Happy Links
{"The redwoods, once seen, leave a mark or create a visionthat stays with you always." // John Steinbeck}
I love this list of ways to "get local" while traveling. Anything you would add?
Patti Murphy and her sister Kat are launching a collaborative art show and they're accepting submissions from all over the world. I'm thinking about submitting something. Anyone else creating a fun, inspiring banner to submit?
Do you all follow the Flickr blog? They call for contributions to a themed collection every week. This last week the theme was "London Calling" and now I want to go. Like, now.
I shared a little north coast goodness (including a little glimpse of California's magnificent redwoods) on Monday. More to come, I promise!
Mighty Girl Maggie Mason and her life list got me all inspired and I finally posted my Mighty {fine} Life List on Wednesday. I hope you'll share links to your lists as well.
Have a lovely weekend, all!


Massimo is the Technical Director & President of Fly Fishing Masters – Casting Italia, he is one of the most talented fly fishermen in Italy. Massimo formally a student of Roberto Pragliola, with thirty years experience has become a point of reference in fly casting in Italy & abroad. He collaborates with fishing magazines Fly Fishing, Fly Line and Pescare. He has written 'Torrenti & Dry Fly' a book/DVD on dry fly fishing in small streams and published videos: 'The Italian casting technique', 'Specific Casts for Fly Fishing', 'Casting, Flies and Strategy' and 'The Italian Casting Technique'.
Founder of Lustrik fishing adventures and professional guide in Slovenia and in other parts of Europe. Enthusiastic fly fisherman and fly tier for over 15 years. A few years ago Rok combined his love of fishing with tourist guiding to create Lustrik fishing agency and guiding services. He feels truly privileged to be born and live in Slovenia, a country that can offer so wide a variety of fishing options, from gin clear alpine streams to mysterious chalk streams. Rok loves them all: from morning hatch; to nymphing during the day; to anticipating the evening hatch.
Clint is dedicated to providing all of his clients with the best possible service, knowledge, standards, and safety available from a Professional Angling Guide. Clint is a Five-time Canadian National Fly Fishing Championships Competitor and won 2012 BC Loch-Style Championship Team Gold Medal Winner and Gold Medal for individual. Clint holds a degree in biology from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia and has additional training in Fish and Wildlife Technology from Sir Sanford Fleming College in Lindsay, Ontario. He is a Certified Fly Casting Instructor through the Federation of Fly Fishers and runs Valley Fishing Guides in Canada.
Nick Raftas has been fly fishing for over 25 years on legendary blue ribbon trout streams of Pennsylvania such as the Letort, Big Spring, Penn's Creek, Spring Creek, the Little Juniata and countless others. In 2012, Nick hosts trips to The Upper Delaware River and the famed rivers of Missoula Montana. Nick was featured in Field and Stream Magazine, on a segment that focused on fall fishing tactics for large trout as well as Field and Stream's Hook Shots in a video that focused on different methods of targeting carp.
Brian began fishing the waters of Virginia and West Virginia in the 1960's. He has spent the last forty plus years fishing everything in the Mid-Atlantic from spring water to salt water. He is the owner of Mirimichi Fly Fishing in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Offering year round professional guide services and instruction, it has become the destination for fly fishermen and spin fishermen alike. Brian shares his vast experience with clients daily, providing river adventures stalking Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass, Carp, and Muskie, as well as guiding for trout through the winter months.
Scott is a pro-guide and owner of one of Washington State's top guiding services. A Licensed Professional Guide for over 19 years, he has grown up fishing the local waters of the Skykomish and Snoqualmie Rivers and eventually expanded to many other Washington State Premier Cascade and Coastal Rivers for Steelhead, Salmon & Trout. Scott established Guide You to Fish Northwest in 1994, and he and the team Specialize in Guided Fishing Trips for Salmon, Steelhead and Trout on Washington States Premier Waters year-round, an ideal location to put the Aleka products through their paces.
Eric has been a professional casting instructor since 1993. He is a member of the Game angling Instructors Association and holder of the Salmon and Trout Association National Instructors Certificate. Eric has extensive experience fishing the Roaring Fork and Frying Pan Rivers in Colorado, the Ponoi in Russia, and waters in Ireland and Scotland. If you're looking for a pro-guide for salmon and sea trout, wild brown trout, lots of pike, a pot or two of charr, or some huge perch, Eric's you guide. You might even have seen him on TV with Matt Hayes. Eric is also a known correspondent for 'Trout and Salmon' magazine, as well as Global TV and Sky.
Kim Tribe operates as a full time professional trout, sea trout and grayling guide and fly fishing coach. Former Welsh River National Champion and a heat winner at a Word fly fishing championships in Sweden, Kim has extensive experience fished all around the British Isles and New Zealand where he has clocking up best part of nearing a 1000 days fishing from Coremandel peninsula on the North Island to Milford Sound at the bottom of the South Island. Kim has been a consultant for Fishing Visit Wales the marketing arm of the Welsh Tourist Board and also advised The Brecon Beacons National Park Authority.
A lifelong angler Merv holds over 40 years of both coarse and fly fishing experience to call upon. A large number of those years have been spent on the respective competition circuits of each discipline at both club, regional and national level with the last 8 years being concentrated on Fly only. Merv holds amazing vision and attention to detail in all aspects of product development. ''Competition anglers have contributed a lot to product innovation over the last 4 decades. It is a great pleasure to have the opportunity, in conjunction with the Pro-Team, to bring new innovations within the reach of the whole angling fraternity''.
Sasa Dragojevic is one of the top professional guides and pioneer of fly fishing in Bosnia. He specializes in a dry fly and nymph fishing on a gin clear chalkstreams for a great brown's and grayling. Sasa excels at long distance nymph fishing at river Pliva for famous Pliva's grayling or full evening hatch at Ribnik. Sasa is a great ambassador of fly fishing and works closely the tourism industry in Bosnia along with TV Caccia e pesca and Channel Season to promotion the sport.
Born and raised in Western Colorado, Rob became passionate about fishing at the early age of 8. He attended college and majored in Aquatic Biology. In 2008 Rob won the Superfly Fly Fishing tournament in Gunnison County. Rob has guided for Wolfcreek Anglers on the mighty headwaters of the Rio Grande River. Aside from being an experienced fly-fishing guide, he has earned numerous fishing awards including the Colorado Division of Wildlife Master Angler Award for the catch and release of a 24 inch rainbow trout. Rob currently operates his own guide service called Western Slope Anglers Guide Service.
Capt Chris Myers is a full time fly fishing and light tackle guide on the inshore saltwater lagoons of east central Florida. He specializes in sight fishing the shallow flats for redfish, black drum, and seatrout. Most of his time is spent on the Mosquito Lagoon inside the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge. He has been fishing these waters for over 25 years. With redfish being the main target, clients can see the fish in the clear shallow waters and watch them eat the fly. Chris is a Federation of Fly Fishers Certified Casting Instructor and also holds monthly fly fishing and casting classes in addition to guiding.


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On Tuesday, May 9, the Cincinnati High School choir and instrumentalists will perform at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland on its main stage. The 45-minute performance will features songs from icons of rock throughout the decades. The group will perform hit songs from the 60s, 70s, and 80s. The performance is open to the public through general admission to the Hall of Fame.
History buffs from Youngstown Secondary competed April 1 in a district competition, and two teams are moving on to state competition. Congratulations to Karissa Zalovcik, Jamison Tubbs, and Marquan Stevenson. Karissa placed first in the senior individual division, and Jamison and Marquan placed third in the senior team division. Twenty-five schools participated.
State competition is slated for April 29 at 8 a.m. in the Merrick Hall Building at Ohio Wesleyan University. Final judging is at 1 p.m., and the award ceremony begins at 4 p.m. at the Branch Rickey Physical Education Building.
Summit Academy Community School for Alternative Learners Xenia will celebrate "Every Kid Healthy Week" April 24-28 with fruit and vegetable smoothies for breakfast on Monday. Tuesday is class challenge day, where students will record how much physical activity classes get outside of specials. Wednesday is obstacle course day, where students complete the obstacle course to receive a prize. Thursday is fruit-and-vegetable kebob tasting, and Friday is a fun run/walk, where students, teachers, and parents will participate in a 1.5 mile fun run/walk. Health facts and strengthening exercises are added to the run/walk, which ends with snail juice, flavored water and snacks. The school's goal also is to drink 76 gallons of water during the week.
Summit Academy Painesville raised more than $7,000 for its PTST fund when it hosted its 7th annual Pride Auction and Spaghetti Dinner on April 8 at the Fr. Hanzo Family Center. Dinner was served at 5:30, followed by a Chinese auction and a 50/50 raffle.
Akron Middle School's Life Skills classed raised $411 to buy Easter holiday groceries for four families in need. The students made items to sell in order to raise the money, and they planned meals, then traveled to Save-A-Lot to purchase groceries for the families. Kudos for paying it forward!
On April 13, Lorain Middle hosted comedian and motivational speaker Ricky Smith, who spoke to students about the importance of applying themselves in school. Raised in Warrensville Heights, OH, Ricky entertains audiences with his "off-kilter" wit. He also is a committed philanthropist, engaging in random acts of kindness. Ricky established RAKE (Random Acts of Kindness Everywhere), a coalition of individuals who give back to the community in myriad ways.
Founded in 1999, Summit Academy Schools is a safe haven for children with learning disorders such as Autism, ADD, ADHD, and Asperger's. Our Individualized Education Program, special services, highly qualified staff members, and our special features like Therapeutic Martial Arts and the DOJO room all work in cohesion to create a positive, encouraging, and helpful environment for our students to learn and flourish.


The second amazing instalment of the historic Homegrown Maniacs FMX series taking FMX to a whole new level for the time.
Once again the HGM team went on the road throughout Australia and New Zealand discovering new jumps and new FMX legends in the process. Capped off with the usual array of big crashes, funny antics and hot chicks HGM 2: Recipe For Disaster captured another unique part of Australian FMX history and culture.
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Music by: Superheist, Strung Out, One Dollar Short, Beakun, Caddis, Nancy Vandal, Seven, The (International) Noise Conspiracy, Boredumb, Greenroom & Jed Whitey.


Uncle Ando's Wurld of Weed is a cannabis dispensary in Aberdeen, Washington.
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The death of a female student on the Madina High way in the Greater Accra Region has aroused fresh outrage. Angry residents have set tyres on fire and billows of smoke clutch the atmosphere making the road unpassable.
"No more deaths" the residents have been chanting following the death of a female student who happens to be a first year student of the West Africa Senior High School on Thursday about 4pm. The death of the female student becomes the 195th recorded death on the Madina Adentan high way in 2018 alone.
Residents have been agitated, and for long called on authorities to come to their aid to complete the uncompleted footbridge which will save them from being killed on the high way, but all have fallen on deaf ears. As a result of yesterday's riots, residents have been told that work will begin on the high way next week. As to whether work will truly commence on the high way as promised is another thing, as promises upon promises is what has led to all these.
My question here is, are our leaders waiting for citizens to results to outrage, riots, anger and possible deaths before they come to our aid to take care of what is their responsibility to take care of anyway?


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Sorry I missed the encouragements. But I see the clean up job. Still this won't go away you have been warned.
could you please articulate clearly what you are implying by this seemingly threatning statement.
1. Are you or are you not defending that Christians have a Biblical right to beat/bruise their toddlers and children?
2. Are you or are you not defending the right that if Christians do in fact beat their toddler/children with the rod and bruises are left behind that Biblically this is acceptable?
If you said yes to 1, 2 or then please provide how was I speaking evil about "believers in and of the Lord Jesus Christ whom love their children more than their own life??" Thank you.
Could you please articulate clearly what you are implying by this seemingly threatening statement.
Yes of course brother I can. The single most difficult problem we have as believers with regards to our children may seem to us as if it is their conduct from the outset which matters. And whilst this is a concern, obviously, it is just one concern which faces us. The other concern is how we express what we believe regarding the issue of disciplining our children, and how that will be used against us in the future. What we publish, what we put into writing and of course what we do ourselves. It is no good me pretending that I don't already understand that when we openly state that we set about to break the will of our children by using our children's own involuntary inclinations as a means, (called psychological entrapment), nor that this does not already carry with it a risk. So the warning is a simple one, and I thought I had already expressed it clearly, we need to be wise in what we say and do.
What I didn't realise until this last few days was just how even a believer's concerns would be viewed as a threat and seen as a throwing the word of God to the ground. This problem does not exist in England, save for on a very small scale, but it may be a huge issue in the USA. I am learning all the time, mostly because I say things which are a provocation and from that I can extrapolate an understanding of the issues involved. Its not pleasant and I am not heartless. I could explain this in some detail but I can see that as long as some believers insists that God Himself requires them to break their children and then go on to provide examples which include acknowledging that the child itself cannot help but act in a certain way, yet we nevertheless use that against them, we are going to have problems in the end. These things attend to the detail of the way legislation is framed and as most of the new child protection legislation is based on Social Policy and Health Policy advisement (Psychological & Physical) along side existing legal frameworks, the outcome is inevitable. Its a guaranteed clash in the end.
I spoke with my wife Helen this evening about this subject and she reminded me that when our children were little I actually took the complete opposite position with them. She tells me that I continuously taught them to recognise injustice. She then reminded me of my son James who was treated badly by a teacher at private school and how he dealt with it. Similarly how my daughter Sarah would not be part of the "in crowd" because she recognised the injustice of excluding the other children. She was hated for this and for the first time in her life she experienced the cost of preferring the least of the children in favour of the greatest. I know that this may seem irrelevant but it is how I am led of the Lord and how I have taught my children to live. The irrelevance may simply be in a seeming connection between my use of the term injustice and the issue of using a switch to discipline children.
However, the connection is not even the switch in reality, it is the nature of the world we live in and whether we desire to exercise wisdom or not. Again despite what has been said, especially the post by Elizabeth, which is more clear than any other post in condemning my position, the issue may in the end come down to whether we really are able to recognise the basis for future problems of persecution. For me personally the problem is even worse than this because I could't care less about persecution I know how to stand and I know how to be hidden and when to spring into the open. The problem for me will come when I am myself faced with the situation in which I either support or stand against a believer who has wilfully set about to break their children and have in the end done them great harm, so that this harm can be seen measured and comprehended in actions of self harm and the harm of others. We can play semantics all day. But in the end I am completely against the idea of breaking children. I simply cannot see it scripturally and if I thought that God truly required it of me or any man, I would have to seek the Lord's face and set aside everything, and in the end that may even have to be the Lord Himself. If that seems too strong brother then so be it. I care nothing for my so-called reputation one way or another. But I could not serve God easily if I knew that He required me to wilfully break children in order to require them to an unquestioning obedience to me a mere man. If my children respect me and are willing to obey me when they are little children it is because as little children they are in any event willing. As they grow they need to be able to work out there own understanding and either continue in obedience or else suffer in disobedience. But to break then as a mechanism to avoid reality, that I cannot accept.
that completely appalls me if I am really honest. It doesn't mean that I hate anyone or that I doubt their integrity or sincerity, it simply goes beyond my ability to ignore it. So there you have it brother.
Re: glad I asked instead of jumping to conclusions.
It is sometimes easy to jump to wrong conclusions as I almost was before your response.
I am not sure what you where implying by "clean up job", But nothing I personaly wrote was any attempt to a clean up job,(I am not sure if that was what U where implying to or not) If it where I can explain how it was not a clean up job.
England is more secular and brainwashed in darwin than the US is, and this secular brainwashing even effects Christians.
I agree that political christianity is not the gospel (even hinders the Gospel) but it does offer some protection in our country as of right now, to Kingdom Christians.
I do not fear a super soon persecution to those whom hold and express my views on this subject because as the last thread testifyes, to do so would be to persecute the masses in our country.
Another thought, even Corporal punishment is still applied in our local school systems.
my mom is in public school administration and has legaly by our states laws applied the procedure fairly recently.
I used to date the daughter of the head DHS adminstrator over several counties, of what I remember of discussing this type of issue with him, he would be in total agreement with me.
If we are in agreement with the world on this subject than we are probably on the wrong side of the issue.
If we are confused on rather we would help prosecute and trully persecute fellow lovers of Christ, whom love their families more than life, on any issue than we proably need to reexamine or position.
You simply don't comprehend anything brother save for your fixation on a semantic of corporal discipline expressed in terms which have nothing whatsoever to do with anything I have shared.
Well it is as it is. I am finished.
no contention at this time on my part.
I can appreciate your desire to protect children, I will probably if I have time respond to some more of your statements.
Lysa asked ///1. Are you or are you not defending that Christians have a Biblical right to beat/bruise their toddlers and children?
I am opposed to abuse!
when we hear the word "beat" we get the impression of abuse ,which I am opposed to.
You have wrongfully supposed that because In the 'fosterparent jailed' thread where I mentioned that a bruise is not a sign of abuse, but a scar is, that somehow is evidence that I am defending beating children.
The point I was trying to make was that in that particular case of which, I found no evidence given to the severity of the bruising, which I personally would asume was because the bruising was not severe.
To me, I would not deem a bruise in and of itsself as abuse! and I gave some reasons of why in that post.
At any given time, I can look myself over and I will have a bruise, different people bruise at different degrees. You probably have a bruise some where on your body right now, if not, than either you are not an easy bruiser or you have a very nonactive life.
and if they did indeed bruise (and they did!) than by your own judgment you are guilty of neglect!
In that post I made a clear statement that a scar is a sign of abuse, and I made the clear understanding that this both included outward scars as well as inward scars.
Let me make the point that Children that have (extensive) bruising outwardly have been inwardly scared !
If someone would have seen a bruise on me, from a spanking when I was a child and felt they where doing the will of God by taking me from my Loving parents and have me put in an emotionally scaring foster system, those people rather aware of it or not would have been emotionally scaring and seperating me from the saftey of my parents and placing me in the danger of real abuse such as sexual abuse.
and taking me from a good road and placing me on a bumpy road, Those people would have been Doing the (WILL OF SATAN!)(( no argument on that reality!)) (That would not have been the will of the GOD of Scripture, for them to do that!
Yes that was an evil statement!
I do not beat nor bruise my children neither physicaly nor emotionaly nor do the other Christians that posted in that thread.
watch it and tell me if you deem it as propagating abuse.
Re: proudpapa - I am done too!


This September we read Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl and it was a hit with E. So much that she had a great idea: let's play the story with some props.
As it was a sudden idea we needed to prepare everything on the spot. There was no time to think it over, still it went smoothly and ideas were coming to our mind quickly.
It wasn't a question who's going to play the main role.
Originally I presented E. with a plush fox so we can play the story of Gruffalo.
First, the three farmers gave me a hard time but with help of kitchen roll/toilet paper tubes (for the bodies) and plastic balls (for the heads) I managed to make them come alive. More balls represented the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys.
E. made an apple tree as a symbol of Mr Bean's orchard. She also placed some tractors on 2 farms.
E. was really creative. When we realized we didn't have shovels (the sand toys were in the storage room downstairs) she ran to the kitchen to take some spoons.
As we were creating the props the story unfolded itself.
Our story time lasted almost two hours. It was very very spontaneous, imaginative and much fun. A wonderful experience.


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Tree For Every Citizen Scheme – The Embarrassing Truth
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With thanks to Suzanne Kelly.
Aberdeen City's officers and the Liberal Democrats pushed for the so-called 'Tree For Every Citizen' scheme in 2012.
A Council officer promised the scheme was going to be cost neutral, and would have income. A herd of roe deer was veritably wiped out in a move 80% of the citizens objected to. How's the scheme actually doing three and a half years later?
Despite the desperate claims of the city, the scheme is teetering on the brink of complete failure, witnessed by photographs and Forestry Commission documents.
More penalties possible?:
A Freedom of Information request saw the Forestry Commission releasing a report from 2014 which listed a catalogue of failings, and warned that the city might have to pay penalties if remedial actions were not carried out, which included weeding. These photographs were taken in early October at different points on the hill. Clearly, the weeds are winning over the trees.
Some of these documents, photos of the weeds smothering the trees, and the city's figures from April on road accidents can be found here.
The city pressed ahead with the scheme despite having earlier paid a penalty of £43,800 for the failure of Phase 1 of the scheme on the hill.
Forestry Commission reporting advises that it is unlikely a large scale planting on Tullos Hill would succeed. The hill was used for industrial and domestic dumping for many years, but had supported deer, small mammals, birds and a variety of wildflowers.
A councillor had attempted to keep the hill as a meadow (meadowland is considered the fastest-disappearing type of green space) – but this was turned down by the officer supporting the TFEC scheme, on the grounds that it would be more expensive to enhance the existing meadow than to plant the trees.
Far from being cost neutral, the scheme has cost several hundred thousand pounds to date. With the potential for further penalties, the city is still pressing ahead with the scheme, which may require further animal culls, and further herbicide use.
To avoid penalties, the Forestry Commission wrote to Aberdeen City:
"All areas to be stocked to the minimum density as required by the model chosen. There is no allowance for over stocked areas to compensate for any areas where stocking does not meet the specification. The species found must match the species detailed on the map
All required weeding to be up to date and effectively controlling all weedspecies
Healthy and viable trees."
Robust figures?:
The pressure group was meant to have the complete and accurate accounts sent to it covering all costs for the Tree For Every Citizen Scheme. It was immediately apparent that there was data missing. Not all known costs appeared on the spreadsheets released by the City (Aberdeen took over 5 months to deliver information which is held electronically).
The £43,800 penalty from the previous failure was missing, as were some costs identified in a previous freedom of information request. Some of the entries, totalling thousands of pounds are marked 'unknown' in the description column. Kelly is still awaiting answers to detailed questions put to the city. Even so, hundreds of thousands of pounds have been spent on the Tullos Hill scheme, with the consultant, Chris Piper, receiving a five figure sum for his work and expenses.
Campaign Group's Reaction:
Suzanne Kelly, a campaigner with the Save The Tullos Hill Deer Group said:
"Common sense has left the building, and anyone with eyes can see the weeds tower over the trees. The Forestry Commission report lists a catalogue of problems with the planting – lack of growth, lack of density, weeds, rabbit browsing, but funnily enough the spreadsheet doesn't make mention of deer browsing, but the cover letter does. I've not seen a single tree guard knocked over as if browsed by deer.
"What I have seen on my frequent visits is weeds towering over the vast majority of trees. Residents and community councils were over ruled by the city on this one, and as a result we've incurred hundreds of thousands of pounds in costs, and are probably looking at further penalties. I do not understand how the officer who insisted that this scheme was cost neutral is not held to account for the dismal state of the finances and the dismal state of the trees.
"We had deer and a meadow. We now have a small number of trees that grew taller than the weeds – and per an earlier Forestry Commission report, the soil matrix is so poor they are likely to topple in strong winds. This was a waste of time, money and was done at the expense of existing wildlife. I'd be ashamed to be the consultant who earned over £100,000 for this scheme, or the officers who pushed it on an unwilling public.
"We are now told that deer account for an accident on the roads per week. However, repeated requests for that raw data are met with silence. The data I did see from the city in April was flawed in that it contained two incidents outwith the city, and included a deer found in a nature reserve car park.
"As to the promised income? A recent Freedom of Information request says we might get some small income – if the trees grow – in 75 to 100 years. Someone should be losing their job over this in my opinion."
In case anyone still thinks that the city actually cares about wildlife and biodiversity, the huge swathes of greenbelt given over for development puts paid to that.
So to do the comments made by Peter Leonard. In his report to the Housing commission Leonard wrote about engaging with landowners over deer management.
However, in an exchange with Suzanne Kelly, she wrote:
"There will be further animal deaths on the road – not least because of the development of wildlife habitat at Loirston Loch. As far as I can learn, absolutely no provision has been made for deer or small mammals to be relocated."
Leonard's reply was:
"This will be for the developer to answer."
This hardly echoes the newly-found concern for the safety of motorists or wildlife.
[Aberdeen Voice accepts and welcomes contributions from all sides/angles pertaining to any issue. Views and opinions expressed in any article are entirely those of the writer/contributor, and inclusion in our publication does not constitute support or endorsement of these by Aberdeen Voice as an organisation or any of its team members.]
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2 Responses to "Tree For Every Citizen Scheme – The Embarrassing Truth"
Suzanne Kelly says:
John Robins of Animal Concern has been in touch to comment: "This expensive project appears to have been fatally flawed from the start. Aberdeen City Council decided, against the wishes of locals, to replace a perfectly good wildlife habitat and natural meadow with an artificial woodland planted on ground which is unlikely to be able to support mature trees. They have not protected the young trees from being smothered by weeds or browsing by animals and they have killed so many roe deer the herd which lived there for generations may never recover. I suggest those involved plant some Calluna vulgaris – they might need some lucky white heather to keep their jobs."
Aberdeen City Council has had many fiscal fiascoes, this being one. When challenged on these issues, officials come up with the most absurd arguments, Pete Leonard being an expert in this field.
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Jayne Hrdlicka, CEO of Virgin Australia: Flying will probably be irresistible
By Elton Drewry On Dec 10, 2020
Virgin Australia's newly appointed CEO said it was "irresistible" to fly again as the airline seeks to regain market share under new owners.
Jayne Hrdlicka told CNBC on Wednesday that the company was well positioned to capture a third of the domestic market and would bring it back to pre-Covid levels when intra-country travel resumes.
"We're three weeks in new ownership, we currently have the strongest balance sheet of any airline in the country, and by January … we want to account for about a third of the domestic market. That was what we were before Covid," Hrdlicka said in an exclusive Interview with Will Koulouris from CNBC.
Hrdlicka is the former head of the low-cost airline Jetstar, a subsidiary of Qantas. She was named to succeed Paul Scurrah in October, as part of a strategy by new owners Bain Capital to rescue the flying airline after it was voluntarily managed in April.
It is our job as Virgin Australia to lift as much as possible, fly as much as possible and get as many of our people back to work as possible.
Jayne Hrdlicka
Virgin Australia CEO
Their installation coincides with the start of the summer season in Australia, which has largely reopened its internal borders amid falling coronavirus cases.
"It will be irresistible to fly again," said Hrdlicka.
"We're in a great place now as a country. We can get out, hang out with other people and travel," she continued.
Virgin Australia Boeing 737 sit empty on the tarmac at Sydney Airport on August 5, 2020 in Sydney, Australia.
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"It's our job as Virgin Australia to lift as much as possible, fly as much as possible, get as many of our people back to work as possible and allow Australia to really enjoy December and January."
Virgin Australia is vying to get customers back after it expires in the first half of the year. Earlier this week, the airline launched a new frequent flyer program for passengers traveling before March 28, 2021 in an attempt to top similar promotions from competitor Qantas.
Hrdlicka said the competition was "the way it should be". However, she added that it was "too early" to make an international travel call, and contradicted comments from Alan Joyce, CEO of Qantas, who said last month that all international travelers should be vaccinated.
"We will listen and learn, work closely with the government and make a call once it is clearer what the correct answer is," she said.
– Correction: This story has been updated to correct the spelling of Jayne Hrdlicka.
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Barcelona has a wide range of theaters and plays for children: storytelling, dance, music ... the billboard is available to check the plays view the offer of the moment.
It is very interesting for children's the cycle "Petit Liceu" organized by the Liceu de Barcelona. These small operas adapted for children of all ages (see recommended ages for each performance). The play lasts about 1 hour. Representations can be at the Liceu in Barcelona (which is a good opportunity to also visit the famous theater with splendid décor) or Cornellà Auditorium (refer to dates selected works and the place of representation). Prices are very affordable, about 12 €, but you can buy tickets for at least 3 family works and the price is lower (10% off plus other benefits).
The Auditori in Barcelona has a cycle of "Family Concerts" for family audiences. Concerts and participatory activities for different groups too.
Plays for an audience between 0 and 90 years.
Check recommended age for each play.