Each year, Arctic Beringia is the site of a staggering migration—hundreds of thousands of caribou, over 150,000 walruses, 17,000 bowhead whales, and millions of shorebirds, waterfowl, and seabirds. A diverse array of indigenous cultures—including the Chukchi, Siberian Yupik, St. Lawrence Island Yupik, Central Yup'ik, Iñupiat, Inuit, Athabaskan, and Aleut—are closely connected with and reliant upon this region's wildlife and environment for food security, cultural continuity, and vitality, too.
Arctic Beringia is one of the fastest-changing places on Earth today. Rapid climate change, burgeoning industrial development, and profound social shifts are altering the natural rhythms of the wildlife and indigenous communities that have called this place home for millennia.
Arctic Beringia is warming at almost twice the rate of the rest of the world.
Over a million metric tons of cargo has been transported annually through the Northern Sea Route and Bering Strait in recent years.
Implement effective conservation solutions that mitigate the impacts of climate change, transportation of people and products in and through the region, and site-based industrial activities.
Our primary approach is to work with local indigenous populations to understand the needs of wildlife and people and then work with policymakers to ensure conservation, and food and cultural security goals are met.
Help lead the development of an Arctic Waterways Safety Plan to address burgeoning shipping activity.
Conduct extensive wildlife surveys in the National Petroleum Reserve to advise land managers on how best to mitigate the impacts of development.
Provide indigenous wildlife agencies the information they need to manage local lands and waters.
Continue to foster interaction between Russian, American, and Canadian researchers working in the same ecosystem.
Increase knowledge about how to support healthy wildlife populations in a changing climate.
WCS is established in the region. In 2015, our scientists secured a two-year, $372,000 grant from the National Park Service for work on coastal lagoons and conservation concerns for fish species critical to Alaska natives' food security—one of five funded out of 40-plus applicants.
We are working with the U.S. Coast Guard to convene all stakeholders under the auspices of the Arctic Waterways Safety Committee. This will allow us to develop a plan that will be the go-to document for all maritime activities (both international and domestic) — ensuring responsible behavior around wildlife and maritime subsistence activities.
These ongoing surveys will allow us to better understand a) the habitat needs of key wildlife (e.g., nesting seabirds, wolverines, caribou), and b) how these habitats will change with climatic warming in the Arctic. We can then provide land managers with the information they need to mitigate long-term impacts to wildlife and people as the area is developed, including areas that should be fully protected (e.g. the NPR-A Special Areas) and those areas where time/area restrictions or best practices are sufficient.
In the Canadian Beaufort Sea, we are collecting baseline acoustic and ecological data on marine mammal movement and foraging activity. This will provide important information on how the coincident impacts of climate change and human development relate to the broader Arctic Beringia ecozone, while forging a strong partnership with the local Inuvialuit.
WASHINGTON (April 19, 2018) – WCS remains adamant that no oil and gas development should occur in one of America's most unspoiled, treasured landscapes.


As the accounting industry continues to change and clients' expectations increase, accountants must be aware of potential holes in their knowledge, according to a senior tax expert.
Speaking to AccountantsDaily, Practising Tax senior tax expert Ani Tuna believes there is a growing knowledge gap in the accounting industry as the nature of client services and expectations continues to evolve.
"The accounting industry is really changing, and we're finding that clients are expecting more than just compliance from their accountants," Ms Tuna said.
"They want their accountants to be more of an adviser, and that's great if you're a big accounting firm and you've got the resources to be able to provide that, but the reality is that for the small-to-medium-sized accounting firms, they don't have the resources. They're so busy and they're so overwhelmed with change that they're struggling to provide that," she said.
She believes accountants are keen to advance their services in line with client needs, despite these struggles.
"They want the capacity to be able to do the fun stuff, not just filling in boxes in a tax return, no one strives to do that as an accountant; they want to do the fun, value-add stuff," she said.
These comments are in line with recent suggestions from BDO that the plethora of new requirements on tax and accounting professionals, combined with rising client expectations, could lead to a spike in complaints and client dissatisfaction.
"General practitioner-type accountants need to be across all the state tax rules, stamp duty and land tax rules, as well as the superannuation regulations and legislation," said Marcus Leonard, BDO's partner in charge, tax.


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T.I. – "No Worries (Freestyle)" [LISTEN/DOWNLOAD]
T.I. has been rapping with a vengeance lately and he continues that streak with this new freestyle over Lil Wayne's "No Worries."
Lil Wayne "No Worries" [VIDEO]
Lil Wayne has a lot to be thankful for this holiday season, which may be why he has "No Worries." Weezy just released the music video for the aforementioned track, in which he pays homage to the film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Lil Wayne, Birdman, Mack Maine And Detail On The Set Of "No Worries" [PHOTOS]
Lil Wayne will be debuting his new video and first single off of I Am Not A Human Being 2, "No Worries," later tonight.
Uncle Murda – "No Worries" & "Mula" (Freestyle) [LISTEN/DOWNLOAD]
Uncle Murda drops off two new records remixing two of the hardest records in the street right now.
Turk – "No Worries (Freestyle)" [LISTEN]
Fresh out of a long prison term Turk is determined to get back on his music grind. By dropping a freestyle over his Hot Boyz member, Lil Wayne's "No Worries," Turk's looking like he hasn't lost a step.
Lil Wayne Performs "No Worries" At Beats By Dre VMA Afterparty [VIDEO]
Lil Tunechi had himself a weekend. After performing dropping Dedication 4, and arguably stealing the show with his performance at the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards, he hit the Penthouse in California for the Beats By Dre party that was thrown in his honor. Lil Wayne also took the stage and performed the only original song off […]
Lil Wayne ft. Detail – "No Worries" [LISTEN]
This record was featured on Dedication 4, and will serve as the next single off of Lil Wayne's newest album, I Am Not A Human Being 2. He performed this song last night at the MTV Video Music Awards with 2 Chainz playing the role of hypeman, and less than 24 hours later this song is available on […]
2 Chainz & Lil Wayne Perform "Yuck" & "No Worries" (2012 VMAs) [VIDEO]
2 Chainz made his 2012 Music Television Video Music Awards debut last night as he performed the introductory track from his Based On A T.R.U. Story album. Tity Two Necklaces descended onto the Staples Center for his big performance and showed out for "Yuck" with his homie and Young Money CEO, Lil Wayne. Shortly after Lil Wayne […]


हमारे पैर का कांटा है -हम ही से निकलेगा!
I have long admired Faiz, but of course our very own Piyush Mishra (not me- the name is just a coincidence) made an absolute classic out of this particular नज़्म -( bought the book and loved it as well ).
This talk, however, was an enchanting experience.
I am not someone who listens to music as often as I should. Nor do I know what plays in market of late ( don't watch the tele ), but I am lucky enough to bump onto incredible music from across the globe (thanks to some very enlightened friends) which…sticks. This particular track brings out tears even today , as it did years back when I suffered a major heartbreak and career crisis. For some inexplicable reason, my fate has gotten inextricably linked to my country's state of affairs (and if you read the papers, you know how it is)😅.
I think it is safe to say that I am a crier.
Every time( volume up, eyes closed)!


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in the minds of many visitors, KANDERSTEG is quintessential switzerland. ITS BROAD, FLAT VALLEY IS IDEAL FOR AGRICULTURE, WHICH, IN THE BERNESE ALPS, USUALLY MEANS THE PRODUCTION OF RICH, TASTY, MOUNTAIN CHEESE. WHERE THERE IS CHEESE, THERE ARE COWS. AND WHERE THERE ARE ALPS AND COWS, THERE ARE COWBELLS.
the mountains that surround kandersteg on three sides rise to 10,000 feet: a mile and a half above the town. hikers and climbers consider kandersteg as much an outdoor playground in the warm months as skiers do in the winter. yet the town itself is nearly as flat as a dry lakebed, with just a slight rise along bahnhofstrasse from the railway station into the center of town.
railway line that crosses through switzerland's main alpine spine via the 9-mile- long lÖtschberg tunnel just south of town, kandersteg is about midway between the swiss borders with germany and italy. this means that kandersteg — despite it small size and remote alpine setting — is a perfect base for day-touring throughout much of switzerland.
"One of our 5 best trips in 30 years of travel! We have not always enjoyed train travel in Europe, but Swiss Rail elevates service to a fine art — unbelievably good!"
Balcony view from Home At First apartment in Kandersteg, Switzerland. The view looks south into the Bernese Alps, the principal alpine spine that crosses Switzerland from southwest to northeast. Few roads cross these mountains. Along this alpine axis, Kandersteg lies about midway between the nearest north-south alpine passes crossed by road, themselves about 70 miles apart. Still, Kandersteg is beautifully situated as a base for touring both sides of the Alps — by train. The north portal of great Lötschberg Tunnel cuts through the Bernese Alps just south of Kandersteg — left of the leaning tree and above the middle geranium in the above photo. Nine miles further the south portal opens above the Rhone Valley. On the Kandersteg (north) side of the Bernese Alps, the weather is often cooler and wetter than the weather on the Rhone Valley (south) side. The Bernese Alps form more than a barrier to automobiles. On the north side weather fronts coming from the North Sea and the Atlantic hit a mountainous wall and drop their precipitation. On the south side, warm, dry weather from the Mediterranean and Africa create a different climate. Rainy day in Kandersteg? Take the train through the Lötschberg Tunnel to escape the wet weather and find dry adventures in southern Switzerland, or even in very-reachable, sunny Northern Italy.
NOTE: Photos on this page are taken from several Home At First apartments in Kandersteg.
HOME AT FIRST offers vacation apartments in several locations in the small town of Kandersteg. Most apartments are decorated and comfortably furnished in traditional Swiss alpine style. The apartments are clean, well cared for, and well-equipped. All are within reasonable, flat, walking distance to stores, services, several restaurants, and to the railway/bus station. Each apartment has secure entry, and Kandersteg is a safe, prosperous, residential community. Importantly, all HOME AT FIRST Kandersteg apartments come with caring, English-speaking hosting on-site or very close by.
come with private balconies or patios with alpine view. Apartments are of different sizes and capacities: 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments, sleeping from 2 to 7 persons.
FLOORS & ENTRIES: The apartments are on the ground, 2nd and 3rd floors. Reaching them requires climbing a flight or two of stairs. All our Kandersteg apartments are well-located, safe, and very livable. Kandersteg does not have through automobile traffic, so car noise is minimal. Kandersteg's excellent rail service — hourly trains to both sides of Switzerland's central spine of Alps from pre-dawn until late in the evening — is within easy walking distance from all HOME AT FIRST Kandersteg apartments.
2-bath apartment, 3rd floor with attic loft. Full kitchens with dining. Living rooms, & balconies with fine views of the main spine Bernese Alps.
station and all the town's shops & restaurants. Attentive on-site English-speaking owner/hosts.
3rd floor. One has bathroom with tub/shower; one with shower. Both have open-plan kitchens with dining areas, living rooms, & sizeable balconies with fine alpine views. 5-8-minute walk to Kandersteg's rail & bus station and all the town's shops & restaurants. Attentive on-site English-speaking owner/hosts.
2-bedroom (sleeps 2-4), 1-bath apartment.
Ground floor. Modern interior. "Chocolate Box"
dining with a fine view of the Bernese Alps.
station and the town's shops & restaurants.
1-bedroom (sleeps 2), 3rd-floor apartment.
have balconies with views of the Bernese Alps.
6-10-minute walk to Kandersteg's rail & bus station and the town's shops & restaurants. Attentive, English-speaking owner/hosts live close by.
CARE AND CLEANLINESS. The apartments have been thoroughly cleaned prior to your arrival, but are not maid-serviced during your stay. Apartments are non-smoking and do not permit pets. Basic starter kitchen and bathroom supplies are provided.
Open-plan living room/dining room of a multi-story Home At First Kandersteg apartment in Chalet Balmhorn. Lots of blonde wood from local alpine forests has been used inside the apartment in keeping with its Swiss regional character. This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment has a small extra bedroom and a small loft lounge under the eaves upstairs, making it ideal for families of up to seven persons.
WELL-EQUIPPED: HOME AT FIRST's Kandersteg apartments have, as a minimum, at least one bedroom, 1 bathroom with a shower, living/dining room, and well-equipped kitchens. Bed, bath, and kitchen linens and towels are provided. Flat-screen TV and WiFi are included.
Open-plan living/dining/kitchen of a 2-bedroom (4-person capacity) apartment at Kandersteg's Chalet Balmhorn. Note that the apartments are not air conditioned — few vacation apartments in Switzerland have air conditioning. Kandersteg's altitude at almost 4,000' deep in the Bernese Alps means it rarely sees temperatures above 75°F even in July and August, when fresh snow can fall on the surrounding high mountain peaks. All Home At First Kandersteg apartments have central or in-room heating which may be needed any month of the year.
HOSTING: Importantly, all our Kandersteg apartments come with the welcoming, enthusiastic attention of your host &/or hostess, who is/are committed to making your stay in their accommodation delightful and problem-free. Your English-speaking host(-ess) meets you upon your arrival at Kandersteg's rail station and introduces you to your apartment and its operation. Your host(-ess) is available throughout your stay for any questions, problems, or emergencies, and to advise you when you wish to organize activities.
One-bedroom (2-person capacity) Home At First Kandersteg third-floor chalet apartment.
cool air on warm evenings in the Bernese Alps.
there can be times when traffic is busy, too.
HOME AT FIRST's Kandersteg vacation apartments are located in residential sections of the town. All are convenient — walks of 5 minutes or less — to Kandersteg's center where main street intersects station street, where most shops, services, and restaurants are concentrated.
Despite Kandersteg's small size and mountainous location, it is extremely well-served by public transportation. Three minutes along station street from the town center leads to Kandersteg's busy railway and bus station. From here, hourly rail services carry passengers north to Lake Thun, Bern (Switzerland's capital city), and beyond to distant parts of German-speaking and French-speaking Switzerland, and reach Germany in about 2.5 hours.
SOUTHBOUND PASSENGER TRAIN ARRIVING IN KANDERSTEG. Kandersteg receives excellent train services. Hourly trains in each direction depart Kandersteg starting at about 6AM daily. The last daily trains arrive in Kandersteg from the south at about 10:45PM and from the north at about 12:45AM. Fast, frequent rail service means Kandersteg is within day-trip reach of much of Switzerland as well as destinations in northern Italy and southern Germany. Popular Swiss day-trip destinations include Lake Thun, Bern, Zermatt, Montreux, Basel, Zürich, Luzern, Lake Brienz, Interlaken, and the Jungfrau Region.
Northern Italy in about 2 hours.
Kandersteg's central position on a major north/south rail line make it a convenient base from which to explore far and wide throughout Switzerland. But, Kandersteg's central position in the Bernese Alps make it a great alpine destination in itself, with much to see and do: walking, climbing, swimming, cycling, touring, and plenty of fine dining.
Buses from Kandersteg operate hourly north to neighboring Frutigen and mountainous Adelboden, and to Kandersteg's three outlying valley stations for cable cars up into the Bernese Alps (including to Oeschinen Lake, photo left). A fourth limited local bus service takes reserved passengers into the remote, spectacular scenery of the Gastern Valley.
Walkers of moderate fitness will find superb moderate hiking in the outstanding alpine scenery of Gastern Valley, or to the Oeschinen Lake, or between historic villages in the Lötschen Valley.
Adventuresome (and top-fit) visitors will want to consider hiking across at least one of the high passes from Kandersteg east to Griesalp, west to Adelboden, and south to the Lötschen Valley, or to the famous Gemmi wall and on to Leukerbad in the Rhone Valley.


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'The Big Ideas'
Have there been any "genuine innovations in thought in the past fifty years, especially in the social and historical sciences?" This is from Dan Little:
The big ideas: The deluge of changes that shook Europe around 1800 -- the making of the modern world -- brought with them an explosion of big new ideas, new ways of framing the social, historical, and natural world which we inhabit. Darwin, Freud, Marx, Walras, Carnot, Poincaré, Einstein -- each brought forward one or two foundational and iconoclastic ideas in terms of which to understand some very profound but mysterious features of the world. We think about the world differently because of their originality. And their categories, once shockingly strange, now seem like pure common sense. And the stock of ideas and theories we now have for understanding the social and natural world is vastly richer than it was in earlier epochs.
One theme that runs through these thinkers is the binary of order and disorder, rule and randomness. Classical physics offered a view of the world that stressed the fundamental orderliness of nature -- the idea that natural phenomena were mathematical and law-governed. Much of the intellectual ferment in nineteenth century and early twentieth century physics stemmed from the insight that randomness and the statistical properties of ensembles were even more basic (Carnot, thermodynamics; Brownian motion) and that the laws of physics were stranger than we thought (Poincaré on non-Euclidean space, Einstein on special relativity, Schrödinger on quantum physics). (Peter Galison's fascinating book, Einstein's Clocks and Poincare's Maps: Empires of Time, sheds light on the conceptual revolutions of Poincaré and Einstein.)
In a similar vein, Darwin brought the workings of random variation within a population into center stage in biology. Instead of species with fixed properties, Darwin described a process of evolution through which the properties of a species change over very long stretches of time. Rather than assuming that the features of an organism have been fine-tuned by an intelligent designer, Darwin conceived of a myopic process of adaptation and selection through which functionality could emerge without a designer. (Jonathan Howard's Darwin: A Very Short Introduction is a good account of Darwin's innovation.)
Freud and Marx brought a different sort of paradigm shift to the human sciences. Human behavior is not a transparent consequence of instrumental rationality. Rationality and full self-knowledge are not the primary keys to human action. Instead, people have hidden and only partially available thoughts, aversions, and wants, and it is the work of psychoanalysis to uncover these hidden ideas and thoughts. The self is contradictory and hidden to the actor. (Here is a nice essay by Donald Carveth on the relevance of psychoanalysis for social theory; link.)
And Marx disputed the assumptions of collective rationality and optimality that were embodied in the political economy inspired by Smith and Ricardo -- the idea that a person-independent market served to solve the most basic social problems behind the backs of the actors. In place of this assumption of neutral impersonality Marx argued that modern society reflects a fundamental opposition between groups of people based on their property and economic interests. And he argued that the behavior of the state and its primary institutions could best be understood as the expression of the interests of the dominant class. (Two very different accounts of Marx's intellectual system include Jon Elster, Making Sense of Marx and David Harvey's A Companion to Marx's Capital.)
These are indeed big and important ideas. We understand the real workings of the natural and social worlds better because of these revolutions in thought. We can ask two important questions. First, why did the modern world -- industrial revolution, democratic movements, revolutions in physics and biology -- stimulate such a rich flourishing of innovation and insight, as contrasted to the ancient world or the medieval world?
The beginnings of an answer to this question can be found in the velocity and manifest importance of the changes that western Europe began to experience from 1750 forward -- the French Revolution, the advent of the factory system in England, the spread of revolutionary ideas from anarchists and socialists into popular movements, and other profound changes. Thomas Carlyle was one of the creative thinkers who was forced to find a new vocabulary to describe industrial cities and factories in the early nineteenth century (Past and Present); these social complexes barely existed in the previous century.
The second important question is even more interesting -- where are those new ideas today? Has the twenty-first century yet created any genuinely new thinking to compare with the nineteenth century period of intellectual ferment?
I am tempted to answer this second question in the negative. We have witnessed enormous technological advancement in the past fifty years. Who, in 1964, could have imagined the connectivity created by the Internet and Google, or the extension of human cognition enabled by a connected iPad? But have we encountered genuinely innovative and insightful new ways of organizing our world in thought, about either nature or society? Perhaps not. The social sciences have certainly advanced in the half century of research that has transpired since 1964; but I'm not sure that I would say that there are fundamentally new conceptions of social reality in play. (Perhaps the ontology of assemblage might compete for a spot on the stage; link.) It seems rather that our frameworks of thought have remained somewhat static for the past fifty years.
It is possible that we should not expect big ideas at this point in our history, on the grounds that we now have a reasonably good understanding of both the natural and the social world. If we made that assumption, then we should expect long periods of incremental growth, expansion of knowledge of detail, along with combination and recombination of existing theories and concepts, but no major new breakthroughs.
There will be objections to this line of thought. One is that earlier epochs may have been more innovative and paradigm-breaking than I suggest. Stephen Greenblatt's recent book on Epicurus and Lucretius certainly makes a case for profound intellectual innovation in the ancient world (The Swerve: How the World Became Modern; link). So it is possible that the impression of radical intellectual change starting in the nineteenth century is just a consequence of the foreshortening of history; perhaps the ancients were as resourceful and creative in their thinking as the moderns were.
Another objection is that each of the thinkers I have mentioned had predecessors, including Darwin's contemporary Alfred Russel Wallace and the many versions of socialism that competed with Marx. Was Marx so innovative after all, when compared to Proudhon or Blanqui? So one should not over-emphasize the point of absolute originality. But taking all of this into account, it seems inescapable that human conceptual and imagination space took a major step forward between 1850 and 1925. And, by contrast, the past fifty or seventy-five years seem rather tame when it comes to big ideas.
What thoughts do readers have about genuine innovations in thought in the past fifty years, especially in the social and historical sciences? Are there intellectual or conceptual discoveries that strike you as being genuinely transformative to the way we understand the contemporary world?
(T. J. Clark makes a number of interesting points about the influence of modern social change on the representational arts in Farewell to an Idea: Episodes from a History of Modernism. In an earlier post I discussed the connections that seem to exist between social conditions of modernity and the forms that modern art took during those decades; link.)
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Museu D'Historia De Barcelona
Barcelona , Catalonia , Spain
About Museu D'Historia De Barcelona
From Iberian settlement to Roman times, the Visigoths and beyond, if you want to truly know Barcelona, head straight for Museu D'Historia De Barcelona. This museum not only traces the history of the city right back to its very beginning using exhibits and artefacts, it takes you there, with subterranean excavations of the city from Roman times. Even the building of Museu D'Historia De Barcelona is an historic site, having once been part of the Grand Royal Palace.
Ancient Cities
Barcelona Cathedral is a gothic cathedral dating back over five hundred years.
Roman Necropolis of Barcelona
The Roman Necropolis of Barcelona contains 95 Ancient Roman tombs.
Temple of Augustus - Barcelona
The Temple of Augustus is a first century Ancient Roman ruin hidden in Barcelona's back streets.
Barcelona Maritime Museum
Discover Catalonia's naval history at the Barcelona Maritime Museum.
Barcelona Egyptian Museum
Small but well formed, the Barcelona Egyptian Museum is worth a visit for those interested in the period.
History of Barcelona Museum
Ancient Rome, Early Medieval (500AD-1000AD), High Medieval (1000AD - 1300AD), Late Medieval (1300AD-1500AD)
2 Major Sites
Empires & Civilisations, Places, Politics, Rulers
Plaça del Rei, s/n, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
http://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/museuhistoria/ca
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Priory school and SENDAT are working with Suffolk County Council to set up a temporary unit for children with cognition and learning needs. This will be based at The Priory School, Thurston site. Priory@Thurston is a new provision that will open after the October ½ term 2023 (Tuesday 1st November). All the students in these new two classes will be year 7 who will be on the roll of Priory School. Priory school have worked with Suffolk County Council to offer specialist education for a year and a term whilst new "unit" provision is being developed with mainstream schools.
The previous Thurston Primary school already has some other Priory students based there. This new group "Priory@Thurston" will have two classes of up to 12 students in each class, each with a teacher and a support assistant. Leadership and teaching support will be provided from Priory school which is 10 minutes away. We do expect there to be a room for cooking and music as well as a sensory room. Most of the teaching will be with the class teacher who will be supported to use the planning already in place at Priory. At least once per ½ term students will join other Key Stage 3 students at Priory, this will be for special events and special curriculum days.
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With Chinese leaders beginning to talk about major stimulus programs to combat the impact of tariffs from the White House, it's time to look to capitalize on the likelihood of a jump in foreign money flows back into China and some ramped up infrastructure investment in China by Beijing.
For that thesis, we are going to look at three interesting stocks: Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT), ASIA BROADBAND ORD (OTCMKTS:AABB), and BHP Billiton plc (NYSE:BBL).
Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) manufactures and sells construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines, and diesel-electric locomotives for construction, resource, and energy and transportation industries.
The company just reported Q3 earnings on Tuesday, with shares diving in response as it negotiates a difficult task of framing tough Chinese data over recent months. But the view forward could be quite interesting as new stimulus measures come into place.
Its Construction Industries segment offers asphalt pavers, backhoe loaders, compactors, cold planers, compact truck and multi-terrain loaders, forestry excavators, feller bunchers, harvesters, knuckleboom loaders, motorgraders, pipelayers, road reclaimers, site prep tractors, skidders, skid steer loaders, telehandlers, track-type loaders, wheel excavators, and track-type tractors.
The company's Resource Industries segment provides electric rope and hydraulic shovels, draglines, track and rotary drills, hard rock vehicles, large track-type vehicles, large mining trucks, longwall miners, large wheel loaders, off-highway trucks, articulated trucks, wheel tractor scrapers, wheel dozers, landfill compactors, soil compactors, machinery components, electronics and control systems, select work tools, and hard rock continuous mining systems.
Its Energy & Transportation segment offers reciprocating engine powered generator sets; reciprocating engines; integrated systems used in the electric power generation industry; turbines, centrifugal gas compressors, and related services; integrated systems and solutions for the marine and oil and gas industries; remanufactured reciprocating engines and components; and diesel-electric locomotives and components, and other rail-related products and services.
Its All Other operating segments manufactures filters and fluids, undercarriage, tires, rims, ground engaging tools, fluid transfer products, precision seals, and rubber sealing and connecting components; parts distribution; and digital investments services.
Caterpillar Inc. (NYSE:CAT) pulled in sales of $14B in its last reported quarterly financials, representing top line growth of 23.7%. In addition, the company is battling some balance sheet hurdles, with cash levels struggling to keep up with current liabilities ($8.8B against $28.3B, respectively).
ASIA BROADBAND ORD (OTCMKTS:AABB) frames itself as a company that, through its wholly owned subsidiary Asia Metals Inc., is a resource company focused on the production, supply and sale of precious and base metals, primarily to Asian markets.
The company generated sales of $1.1M, according to information released in its most recent quarterly financial report. That adds up to a sequential quarter-over-quarter growth rate of 10% on the top line.
This is possibly the most interesting of the lot simply because it presents such a deep value option with so much potential upside.
The Company utilizes its specific geographic expertise, experience and extensive industry contacts to facilitate its innovative distribution process from the production and supply of precious and base metals in Guerrero, Mexico, to our client sales networks in Asia.
This vertical integration approach to sales transactions is the unique strength of Asia Broadband and differentiates the Company to its shareholders.
Asia Broadband, Inc. operates as a digital education media and technology services company. It offers classroom based education services; and content services on Internet broadband network in the People's Republic of China. The company was formerly known as Gemini Marketing, Inc. Asia Broadband, Inc. was incorporated in 1996 and is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Note, the company also has a very strong balance sheet, with cash levels far exceeding current liabilities ($1.4M against $66K).
BHP Billiton plc (NYSE:BBL) frames itself as a company that discovers, acquires, develops, and markets natural resources worldwide.
It operates through four segments: Petroleum, Copper, Iron Ore, and Coal. In addition, the company has a strong balance sheet, with cash levels far exceeding current liabilities ($21.8B against $18.9B).
The company explores for copper, silver, lead, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, gold, and iron ore, as well as metallurgical and energy coal, and oil and gas properties. It is also involved in mining, smelting, and refining of nickel; the provision of freight, finance, administrative, trading, marketing, and other support services; and potash development activities.
The company was formerly known as BHP Limited and changed its name to BHP Billiton Limited in July 2001. The company was founded in 1851 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. BHP Billiton Limited is a subsidiary of BHP Billiton Group Limited.
BHP has had a rough past week of trading action, with shares sinking something like -5% in that time. That said, chart support is nearby and we may be in the process of constructing a nice setup for some movement back the other way. Over the past month, shares of the stock have suffered from clear selling pressure, dropping by roughly -8%.
BHP Billiton plc (NYSE:BBL) generated sales of $28.4B, according to information released in the company's most recent quarterly financial report. That adds up to a sequential quarter-over-quarter growth rate of 1.4% on the top line.
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A day before NATO leaders meet to cement a new deterrent against an emboldened Russia, Germany's chancellor says Berlin wants a constructive relationship with Moscow.
REUTERS - German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered Moscow her "outstretched hand for dialogue" on Thursday, a day before NATO leaders meet in Warsaw to cement a new deterrent against what they see as an emboldened Russia.
Germany, which helped ease the Cold War with its 'Ostpolitik', or rapprochement with Communist states in eastern Europe, wants a constructive relationship between Russia and NATO, Merkel said.
"This means deterrence and dialogue, the clear commitment to solidarity with our partners in the alliance .. and an outstretched hand for dialogue," she told parliament.
The two-day NATO summit in Warsaw will be dominated by the alliance's response to Russia and a conflict in eastern Ukraine that the West accuses Moscow of fomenting at a cost of more than 9,000 lives. The conflict has led to Western imposition of economic sanctions on Russia and countermeasures by Moscow.
Russia says it is the alliance, not Moscow, that is increasing the risks of a broader conflict in Europe, citing NATO's biggest modernization since the Cold War and a U.S. missile defense shield as reasons to be worried.
The United States wants to hand over command and control of the missile shield to NATO at Warsaw. Merkel said the system, which is part of the U.S. response to protect against Iranian missiles, was positioned purely defensively.
"It is not directed against Russia," she said to some heckling from opposition lawmakers. "It does not influence the strategic balance between NATO and Russia."


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The link for the plans at Dalston Junction - are they the actual ones that are going to be used? At the bottom of the page it says "For various reasons, the client has decided not to proceed with the project"....?
Thanks. That'll teach me not to read things I link to. It is reasonably similar to what is being built. I've linked to a PDF that matches the last plans I've seen.


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In Chapel this morning Mr Girdham read this poem and 'Hurrahing in Harvest' during a talk on the importance of sound in poetry. As part of this, two of our entrants for the Poetry Aloud competition at the National Library performed poems by Thomas Kinsella - William Maire recited 'A Garden on the Point', and Opeline Kellett 'Tara'.


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Now Qld Health bungles e-health program
blog It shouldn't come as much of a surprise, given the ongoing billion dollar disaster that is Queensland Health's payroll systems overhaul, but news has emerged that the department is also suffering problems with its electronic health program, with the first two tranches of the initiative being at least two years late. The news comes care of a report published last week by the state's long-suffering Auditor-General (PDF), who, it must be said, has seen this kind of thing many times before. Some sample paragraphs:
"The eHealth Program was to be implemented in two tranches of work, over a four year period commencing in 2007-08, at an initial cost of $401 million.
The implementation of the specialist clinical and administrative systems (Tranche 1) is over two years behind schedule because of unforeseen problems with procurement, contract establishment, systems testing, and recruitment and retention of staff. Half of the Tranche 1 systems have been fully implemented, and significant progress made on the remainder. The balance of work is due to be completed by June 2013.
… Tranche 2, the second stage of work, the development and implementation of the integrated electronic medical record (ieMR), also fell two years behind its original schedule due to delays in the procurement processes. The delays occurred mainly during the approval stages due to additional due diligence to ensure that implementation problems experienced with the payroll system were not repeated."
I've said this before, but pretty much nothing would surprise me about Queensland Health at the moment, given the disaster that was the payroll systems implementation. When you add e-health to the mix (remember that Victoria recently dumped its own project, HealthSMART, and the rest of the jurisdictions around Australia aren't doing too much better in general), you sort of have to expect that Queensland Health would be having problems in this regard. I've said it before, I've said it many times: State Government IT is a disaster zone right now. Of epic proportions. Billion-dollar proportions.
Of course, the e-health program at Queensland Health isn't quite on the same scale as its payroll effort, and according to the Auditor-General things are broadly getting back on track, but at the very least it looks as though things are not as spiffy as Queensland Health planned them to be … by a long way.
Qld Health payroll fix may cost $440m
Qld may ditch $1.2bn Health payroll project,
Failing Qld e-health system needs $439 million fix
Screwing the pooch: How IBM's Qld Health disaster will change IT project governance
Qld Health's IT woes just keep coming
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Let them eat cake? 04/12/2012 at 4:08 pm
Maybe Queensland Health should value their staff more e.g. stop sacking them.
Renai LeMay 04/12/2012 at 4:10 pm
Interesting — I hadn't heard that. How many did they sack?
tinman_au 04/12/2012 at 4:25 pm
4,000 overall from QH, and I heard that 300 of those were IT staff. Apparently there's more to come.
http://news.smh.com.au/breaking-news-national/4000-in-qld-health-face-the-sack-report-20120813-2438r.html
I'm not sure why, but Campbell seems hell bent on not just upping unemployment considerably in QLD, but inducing a Spanish style "austerity" economic slow down, we were actually doing pretty well before the LNP got in (if you listened to anyone other than Peter Costello).
TechinBris 05/12/2012 at 12:50 pm
There is rumor of a second tranche of layoffs to come.
Revenge is sweet for the LNP right now. The little Napoleon is just a pretty puppet due to the Libs need to feel in charge. Jeff Seeney (Nat) is the power behind the throne and calling the shots.
There is a payback going on for past political hurts. Most of QLD knows this, but the media up here (Limited News) doesn't report it and is just a LNP Gazzette which Govt. Employees read only to find out their lot before their Managers officially are told.
GongGav 05/12/2012 at 2:41 pm
Ditto in Wollongong. State jobs are being cut under the Liberal Govt, but it seems mostly in regional areas. Where the jobs are needed most.
Jeremy 04/12/2012 at 4:19 pm
After briefly skimming through the linked report, I had to chuckle at this sentence:
"A third tranche of work is planned but not yet funded to extend the statewide rollout of the ieMR to
facilities managing 80 per cent of Queensland Health patient throughput, and to replace the current
patient administration system."
The current system they're referring to is HBCIS, and when I worked at Qld Health in the early 2000's it was already considered long past its use-by date; from memory it has its roots in the early 80's and is based on a truly ancient technology stack. To be honest I'm surprised they've kept it running this long, but not at all surprised they still haven't built a replacement. When I was there it was a running joke that HBCIS would be replaced "soon"; they'd been talking about it for so long that no-one believed it was actually going to happen, even though everyone knew it was badly needed. That was a decade ago!
Dysfunction like this is always difficult to grasp, but even more so when we're talking about systems which have a direct impact on patient care. Getting the payroll wrong is bad enough, but using the IT equivalent of a horse and buggy to administer patient records is another thing entirely.
"using the IT equivalent of a horse and buggy to administer patient records"
Whenever I've delved into the archaic world of health IT systems, it has appeared that this was more or less the norm.
Dan 05/12/2012 at 9:52 am
HBCIS is still there, still the main system in Qld Health. It is also now so old, the original manufacturer (initially) refused to offer a renewed maintenance contract for it last time it expired.
Man I love that photo. Expect it to be on repeat from now on whenever Delimiter covers e-health :D
/palmface
It the standard pose for Queenslanders these days! Get that pose in any dress, uniform or color now and you'll be on a roll.
ehealth user 04/12/2012 at 5:22 pm
The opportunity cost of the QH ehealth program is perhaps larger than that of its failed payroll project. Spent the money, delivered nothing of value and have made is harder and more costly for future attempts. And as yet there is no replacement to the systems it was meant to – so there is lots more money to be spent..Congratulations.
I don't think e-Health has lost, as bits and pieces have flowed through to the Public. The biggest failure in it all, is the Politics that tries to curry it all in their favor and the other side hell bent on destroying it. This is what pollutes the final product and causes the problems.
AnyGoodNews? 06/12/2012 at 12:39 pm
One must feel for the tireless efforts of the people involved in these projects, medical staff included as well as the IT group. Sometimes things just aren't as easy as they seem. QH does have magnificent successes in the health IT area though. Take the AARK project (Winchart) as an example. This system was deployed to 43 public hospitals across the state, on budget and on time. It can be done, just need to select the right vendors.
Paul Fitzgerald 10/12/2012 at 9:36 pm
QH bought HBCIS from McDonnel Douglas in 1989 – it was originally pic on unix using Motorola encore hardware. In the 90's it was ported across to DEC Alphas. iSOFT bought the old MDIS and signed a (I think) 7 year support agreement to maintain HBCIS until 2015. Now that it is CSC, I suspect that there will be little appetite to continue offering support – unless it is at a huge premium. QH has considered buying the source code just to maintain it. Given the Auditor General's reports says the estimate is $440M and 5 to 7 years to implement, I think that QH has a bit of a problem! If only they would look to small companies – we could save them money and embarrassment.


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6 ways to improve your ensemble playing
Advice on rhythmic, intuitive and tuneful ensemble playing from The Strad's archives
When once a quartet party is formed, intuitive playing together ought to be the main and definite idea to which the players should devote their attention, and which only comes by constant practice. To attain this, great attention must be given to all markings of the composer, such as 'piano' and 'forte' passages, 'crescendos' and 'diminuendos'.
J. Wharton Sharp, The Strad, April 1908
Forget about democracy; I believe very deeply that the first violin should be a natural conductor. He or she has to know the piece before coming to the first rehearsal, and should have marked the score in detail – not only bowings but even sometimes fingerings. Of course there will be discussions and arguments, but not at the first stage. The idea is to have all the instruments sounding as one. That's what a string quartet is – one instrument with 16 strings, and more importantly, one mind.'
Former Borodin Quartet violinist Rostislav Dubinsky, The Strad, June 1995
As a rule, if the top and bottom are in tune, the middle voices quickly adjust. An 'in tune' illusion in unison can be achieved by an adjustment in dynamics. At times to achieve clarity in intonation one, two, three, even all of the players perform less than the indicated dynamics. Thus in a unison passage marked 'forte', the first violin and cello play 'forte', while the second and viola play 'mf'. The resonance of a 'forte' unison passage depends to a great degree on the clarity of intonation rather than on the degree of dynamic intensity.
John Celentano, The Strad, July 1966
The second violin part is of equal importance with any other string parts. It is a portion of the whole, just as the third or fifth is part of a chord. The accompanying figures such as one finds in works by Haydn are dull beyond measure if played in a meaningless or lifeless manner. Melody plays itself, but accompaniment requires real artistic treatment, an insight into how it is meant to sound and as good a command of the necessary technique as possible.
Frances E.H. Rimington, The Strad, March 1947
Without rhythmic unity there can be no ensemble. The most important aspect of rhythm is flexibility, and not metronomic 'time', though this may be one of its functions. Unless specifically called for by the composer, minute accentations of the basic pulse should be avoided. It may be helpful in keeping one's place but it creates a metric accent which confines the music to the rigidity of a rhythmic straight jacket.
John Celentano, The Strad, August 1966
Four people, whose sole connecting link is a skill in playing stringed instruments, come together and something magical happens. Over and above the voices of two violins, viola and cello, a fifth voice can be heard, a corporate personality that is more than just the sum of its parts.
Tully Potter, The Strad, August 2008


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by Christian Brady|Published October 1, 2006
The thorough investigative work of Ed over at Ralph to uncover Bob Dylan's "borrowings," got me wondering about where Bob is in terms of religious convictions. Jewsrock.org : Words : Talkin' Hava Nagilah Blues has a brief history. I assume it is accurate. A snippet:
But wait a minute—isn't Bob Dylan a born-again Christian? Certainly his most overtly religious songs were the gospel songs he recorded between 1979 and 1981. Nevertheless, in 1982, Dylan's son Samuel became bar mitzvah, and by 1983, when Dylan was reportedly hanging out with Lubavitcher rabbis in Brooklyn, overtly Jewish themes colored the songs on the album Infidels—the sleeve of which featured a photograph of Dylan overlooking the Old City of Jerusalem, taken on a visit earlier that year for son Jesse's bar mitzvah. The song "Neighborhood Bully"—a drippingly sarcastic overview of Jewish history and persecution through the lens of contemporary Zionism—evinced a strongly nationalistic identification with Jewish peoplehood.
Over the next decade, Dylan made several appearances on telethons for Chabad, in one calling the Jewish outreach movement his "favorite organization." During this time, he made several more visits to Israel; he opened a shopping complex in Santa Monica replete with an office, a coffeehouse, a gymnasium, and a synagogue; and he saw his daughter, Maria, marry and begin raising a family with Orthodox singer-songwriter and fellow Minnesotan Peter Himmelman.
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Holy hell, I'm like a blog stalker right now. Is it even legal to post comments on posts so close together? Odd.
Anyway, that is the most hilarious story I have ever read. Completely awesome!!
Love it! He's so thoughtful :) Happy Tofurkey? Day!
i laughed out loud. that's hilarious.
empathy at such an early age!
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Wedgewood Happenings — 07.11.2019
by admin on Jul.11, 2019, under Happenings
The Wedgewood annual Cat & Dog 18-hole 2-person scramble tournament will be July 27-28 with tee times both days at 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. You can play multiple times with different partners. Entry fee is $90 per team and includes lunch. Flights and prizes will be based on the number of entries and CTP prizes will be awarded both days. Rental carts are available. To sign up visit the proshop or call 417.926.5374.
Congratulations to Jim Perry the winner of Men's League Tuesday, July 2nd. Closest-to-the pin winners were Kevin Clary, holes 2 and 7, and Jeremy Hannaford, hole 5. Shelby Gray was the lone skin winner on holes 6 and 9. Congrautlations to Adam Howe 1st place in Men's League Tuesday the 29th. Jackson Raney was the lone CTP winner on hole 7. Skin winners were Adam Howe, hole 2; Trent Jones, hole 4; Kevin Clary, hole 8 and Jeremy Raney, hole 9.
Things that make us happy about golf. The smell of fresh cut grass. A toddler with a plastic club and ball on the practice green. Pulling into the parking lot and turning off the cell phone from arrival until departure. Walking up the first fairway just as the sun comes up. The sound of a made putt rattling around in the cup. The thump of a well struck bunker blast. Playing in or just watching a family golf outing. Curving a shot exactly as we pictured it. Finding our ball "barely" on the right side of the out of bound area. Adding up our score and realizing we didn't play as badly as we thought. Getting through a round with one ball. Birdieing the last hole. Walking up the 18th fairway just as the sun goes down. Golf Magazine, August 2019
The Wedgewood grounds are in great shape due to the continued rainy season. Come visit Wedgewood and enjoy the peaceful, beautiful country setting.
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by admin on Jun.27, 2019, under Happenings
Congratulations to John Cook, Charter Wedgewood member, on his 6th career hole-in-one on hole #5 Tuesday, June 25th during men's league. Jordan Noirfalise and Jeremy Hannaford, Wedgewood members, were Johns' teammates.
Men's league results for June 11 include CTP winners John Cook holes 2 and 5, and Kevin Clary hole 7. Skin winners were John Cook hole 2; Jeremy Raney holes 3, 6 and 8; and Kevin Clary hole 9. Congratulations to the 1st place winner Ray Allen. John Cook was on a roll Tuesday, June 18 during men's league with CTP on holes 2 and 7; skin winners on holes 2, 4, 7 and 9 and he placed 1st for the evening. League results for June 25th were CTP David Walker hole 2; and John Cook holes 5 and 7. Skin winners included Kevin Clary holes 1 and 6; Jim Perry hole 2; John Cook hole 5 (hole-in-one); and Jordan Noirfalise hole 9. Congratulations to Kevin Clary 1st place, and John Cook and Jeremy Hannaford tied for 2nd place.
Ladies league Mondays at 9:30 a.m. and Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m, and the Friday C&D at 6:00 p.m. are playing as schedules and weather permits. Daily game plays at 1:30 except Mondays. The next Wedgewood tournament is the annual Cat & Dog 18-hole scramble July 27 and 28.
Wedgwood hours are 8:00 a.m. till 7:00 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Range balls, rental carts and snacks are available. Wedgewood accepts debit and credit transactions.
From the Wedgewood history files — July 11, 1968. An open house will be held between 2 and 6 p.m. Sunday. Visitors are welcome. The pool will open Sunday for membership swimming. The playground equipment is now installed — basketball, bad mitten, volleyball, tennis courts plus a small children's merry-go-round, swing, slide, animals and others. A practice driving range will be open and practice balls available. The pro shop which handles golfing equipment (clubs, balls, and tees) will open Sunday and continue to be open daily. Swimming, tennis and golf lessons will be available.
by admin on Jun.07, 2019, under Happenings, Uncategorized
Congratulations to Jerry Moore on his hole-in-one Saturday, June 1st while playing with Kevin Clary, Randy Emery, Jeremy Raney and Clifford Wingo.
Men's League results for May 28 include CTP winners John Cook, holes 2 and 7 and Ray Allen, hole 5. Skin winners were John Cook, hole 3 and Doug Jones, hole 4. Doug Jones and Jeremy Raney tied for 1st place.
Jackie Smith swept the Wednesday evening ladies league. Jackie and Angie Smith payned out Margie and Melanie Cook for 1st place and Jackie had CTP on 2, 5 and 7.
Leagues are in full swing as weather permits — Monday Ladies at 9:30 a.m.; Tuesday Men's at 6:00 p.m.; Wednesday Ladies at 6 p.m. and Friday Cat & Dog at 6 p.m. The daily game plays at 1 p.m.
Memorial Day was a busy day at Wedgewood. Several worked on the grounds — Doug Cook, Dave Davis, Doug Jones and Ted Noirfalise. We greatly appreciate all the members that have stepped up to help this season! The Monday Ladies League played with Donna Jones and Vonna Day winning first place. In the daily afternoon game, 18 played and enjoyed the beautiful day.
The Cabool Education Foundation/Alumni 18-hole 2-person scramble is Saturday, June 15 at 8:30 a.m. at Wedgewood. The Entry fee is $45 per person and includes lunch. Rental carts are available. Cash flight prizes and CTP winners will be awarded after the tournament. During lunch a drawing for hole sponsors and players will be held. Prizes include a Liberty Centurion 18-gun safe donated by R&S Rare Coins, Cabool; golf certificates to Point Royale, Randle and Oakwood; theater tickets to Six Voices, Branson and a $50 Walmart gift card. For additional information, call Kirby Holmes at 618.910.1851 or signup in the proshop (417.926.5374).
Summer hours are 8 a.m. till 7 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
Wedgewood Happenings — .05.24.2019
by admin on May.24, 2019, under Happenings
Wedgewood summer hours starting June 4th are 8 a.m. till 7 p.m Tuesday through Sunday and closed Mondays. Weekday green fees are 9 holes $11 and 18 holes $16. Weekends and holiday green fees are 9 holes $15 and 18 holes $18. Rental carts are available and for advance cart reservations call 417.926.5374. The proshop has range balls and snacks for purchase and accepts debit/credit transactions.
Leagues are playing as weather permits — Monday Beginner Ladies at 9:30 a.m.; Tuesday Men's at 6 p.m.; Wednesday Ladies at 6 p.m. and Cat&Dog Fridays at 6 p.m.. The daily game plays at 1 p.m. except Mondays and for more information contact Ted Noirfalise at 417.254.3121 or just show up.
After play on Monday, the ladies league enjoyed lunch at the Ironstone Cottage Tea Room. Tuesdays storms cancelled men's league May 21st. Wednesday ladies played on a wet course but enjoyed the beautiful Wedgewood grounds and evening sunset. The tulip poplar tree on hole 6 is in full bloom and the mock orange bush on hole 4 is blooming and smells great. The crabapple trees throughout the course have beautiful foliage now. The zoysia grass is seeding and the greens are in great shape after recent aeration. Wedgewood is a beautiful, peaceful, relaxing environment for golfing and visiting. Amenities include a swimming pool, dining hall, putting green and driving range in the beautiful Missouri Ozarks.
Thank you Randy Emery, Wedgewood member, for mowing the tee boxes. A big thanks to our 2019 volunteer proshop staff — Bob and Charlotte Cameron, Karla Clark, John Mark Hale, Ron Lemon, Fred Preciado and Steve Raney.
Mark your calendar for the upcoming Cabool Education Foundation/Alumni 2-Person 18-Hole Scramble Tournament Saturday, June 15 at 8:30 a.m. For more information and to sign up, call or visit the proshop.
Wedgewood leagues began play this week. Please join us when you can and invite your friends and family. Non members can play for $5 green fees. Forty-four degrees Monday morning the 13th cancelled the Women's League. Wednesday evening the ladies played Bingo, Bongo, Bango with Margie Cook the winner and Jeanette Hale and Jackie Smith tied for second place. Tuesday, May 14 men's league results were closest-to-the pin winners Jeremy Raney, hole 2; Kevin Clary, hole 5 and John Cook, hole 7. Skin winners included Jeremy Raney, hole 2; Doug Jones, hole 5; Jeremy Hannaford, hole 7; John Cook, hole 8 and Shelby Gray, hole 9. Congratulations to John Cook, 1st place and Jim Perry, 2nd place. Cat & Dog league will play Fridays at 6:00 p.m. Find a partner and join the fun.
Everyone is invited to participate in the June 15th Cabool Education Foundation/Cabool Alumni 18-hole 2-Person Scramble event at 8:30 a.m. Cost is $45 per person which includes lunch and rental carts are available. Senior tees for 60, 70 and 80 years. Cash flight prizes will be based on the number of entries and CTP hole prizes will be $50 each. A drawing at the completion of the tournament for a Liberty Centurion 18-Gun Safe donated by R&S Rare Coins, Cabool, for participating golfers and "hole" sponsors. Tournament money will benefit Cabool Education Foundation and Cabool Alumni scholarships. For additional information contact Kirby Holmes at 618.910.1851 or Sari Wright at 417.388.7299. To sign up visit the pro shop or call 417.926.5374.
Thank you to all the members that have been volunteering with mowing and weedeating — Brent Cain, Kevin Clary, Dave Davis, Doug Jones and Ted Noirfalise.
Wedgewood will be open Memorial Day Monday the 27th (weather permitting).
by admin on Apr.29, 2019, under Happenings
The Wedgewood greens are freshly aerated which means a little sandy. Thank you Doug Jones and Dave Davis for completing this task. Saturday several members worked on the course mowing and weedeating — Kevin Clary, Jeremy Hannaford, and Doug Jones. Chuck Vance, a new helper, also assisted with mowing and Charlie Blackwell assisted with the greens project Saturday.
Thank you to the volunteers that assisted with the youth golf clinic during April and thank you to the parents for supporting this program. The youth golfers played a mini 3-hole tournament Saturday, the 27th and had a hot dog lunch after play. Each participant received a youth and adult 9-hole green fee to be used this season.
Saturday, May 4th, is the 1-Person 18-Hole Scramble Tournament and $1000 Shoot Out game. Slots are available for both morning and afternoon tee times and to sign up visit the proshop or call 417.926.5374.
Plan to join us for league play which will begin the week of May 13th. The beginner ladies will play Mondays at 9:30 a.m. Men's league will play Tuesdays at 6:00 p.m. Wednesday ladies league will play at 6:00 p.m. Cat & Dog will play Fridays at 6:00 p.m. Non members can play for $5 league fees.
Wedgewood History Files — May 1, 1969 Wedgewood Golf Course Opening Set — A work day has been planned for Saturday between 1-6:30 p.m. but members may come anytime. Workers are encouraged to bring rakes, containers for picking up rocks, knives to help weed the greens, wheelbarrows and other tools for helping spruce up the grounds. Following the "working" plans are being made for a hamburger fry, refreshments, and bingo in the evening. The golf cart shed is completed and will house 32 carts. Work is proceeding on the shower and dressing rooms for the heated pool. Plans call for restroom facilities and shelter house to be constructed by the 6th tee. The board anticipates full opening to golfers outside the 15-mile membership radius who pay green fees and for use of golf carts around May 17.
The Wedgewood 18-Hole 1-Person Scramble and $1000 Cash Shoot Out is scheduled for May 4 with tee times at 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Please sign up in 3-person teams and choose your starting hole by visiting the proshop or calling 417.926.5374. Cost is $45 per person and includes lunch. Carts are available for rent. Senior tees for over 60, 70 and 80. The Shoot Out game will be held following the tournament.
Easter weekend was beautiful golfing weather and nineteen played in the daily game Saturday afternoon. A mini tournament is planned for Saturday, April 27 during the youth clinic and an early lunch and awards will follow play.
The course will be closed Friday, April 26 for aeration of the greens and helpers are welcome to assist with the work. Thank you, Doug Cook, for donating the Wedgewood hats and thank you, Tony Glenn, for donating a set of youth clubs. A big thank you to members Dave Davis and Kevin Clary for volunteer mowing at the course. We have so many great folks at the club that are always willing to help out so I hope I am not leaving anyone out.
Wedgewood History Files — April 3, 1969 — Dues at WWCC are due effective April 1. A teen party will be held from 8 until 12 p.m. Saturday. High school and college age members and their guests may attend. The Grass Patch, a band from Springfield will play. The party will be chaperoned by mothers and refreshments will be served. The April family night is Saturday, April 19. Stag nights are April 10 and 24. Movies showing at the State Theater at Cabool are "Paper Lion" starring Alan Alda and the Detroit Loins and "A Lovely Way To Die" starring Kirk Douglas. — Cabool Enterprise
by admin on Apr.08, 2019, under Happenings, Uncategorized
Twenty- two youth participated in the Ozarks YMCA golf clinic held at Wedgewood Saturday, April 4. Young golfers practiced drills on the driving range and on the putting green. A big thank you to the instructors Charlie Blackwell, John Mark Hale, Jody Jarrett, Doug Jones, Linda Le Baron, Richard Nelson, Jerry Moore and BJ Proctor. Additional clinics are scheduled for April 13, 20 and 27th.
The 2019 Wedgewood Cart Path Fundraiser Tournament played Sunday afternoon April 7th. After a reschedule date and much ado about the weather April 7th turned out to be a lovely golfing day. Championship Flight winners included first place Trent Jones and Shelby Gray and second place Carl Tune and Jeremy Haynes. A-Flight winners included first place Jody Jarrett and Jordan Noirfalise and second place Tony Courtney and Roger Moon. CTP winners were hole 2 John Cook; hole 5 Trent Jones and hole 7 Michele Myers. Thank you to all that participated in the tournament, purchased silent auction items and gave donations.
Wedgewood History Files — April 25, 1968 Work on the clubhouse and swimming pool is expected to be completed in two weeks. The well was drilled to 975 feet. A 16MM projector has been secured for the club. A color TV and a set of golf clubs will be given away at the official opening in July. March 27, 1969 Golf Course to open May 1 at Wedgewood. Roland Ward is the caretaker of the course and he has 12 years experience in golf course work. From the Cabool Enterprise — Men and High School Boys Haircuts $1.50 Boys Under High School $1.25 (effective April 1).
Men are playing Tuesday evenings anytime after 5:00 as weather permits. Please join if you can. Leagues will begin in May. The Daily game plays at 1:00 p.m. except Mondays.
Spring has sprung at Wedgewood — zoysia grass is beginning to show some green; spring beauties are in bloom and the flowering crabapples are blooming.
Wedgewood is looking for volunteers. If you're interested, please leave a message at the proshop — 417.926.5374. April hours are Tuesday through Friday noon till 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sundays 8 a.m. till 7 p.m. Closed Mondays.
Due to chilly, wet conditions last weekend the Wedgewood Cart Path Fundraiser Tournament and Silent Auction is rescheduled for Sunday, April 7 at 1:00 p.m. To sign up to play visit the proshop or leave a message at 417.926.5374. To view some of the silent auction items visit Wedgewood Country Club Happenings Facebook page.
The Cabool High School Golf Team hosted a meet at Wedgewood Thursday, March 28 with six local schools participating. We wish these young golfers a great 2019 season!
A Youth Golf Clinic will be held at Wedgewood Saturday mornings during April from 9 a.m. till 10 a.m. The first session is April 6th and for more information, contact the Ozarks Family YMCA at Mtn Grove or Cabool.
Wedgewood is offering corporate memberships for 2019 and the new family membership discount is available for $525. Children under 12 can play for free after 5:00 p.m. under the supervision of a member or an adult paid green fee. The daily game plays at 1:00 p.m.
Wedgewood proshop April hours will be Tuesday through Friday noon till 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 8 a.m. till 7 p.m. If you would like to make weekday morning cart reservations, please call a day or two in advance. Wedgewood has range balls available for the driving range and snacks available for purchase. Wedgewood accepts debit and credit transactions.
Happy Golfing!
by admin on Mar.25, 2019, under Happenings
Happy Spring everyone! Wedgewood is 50 years old and throughout the 2019 season I plan to share some history from Wedgewood's first year — 1968. In April of 1968, 600 seedlings were planted including pine, sycamore, and poplar trees. In January 2019, Wedgewood experienced an ice storm and then in February heavy winds and I think all 600 trees had damage. Our theme this spring at Wedgewood is "pick up sticks".
Please join us Sunday, March 31 at 1 p.m. for the Cart Path Fundraiser Tournament. This tournament is a two-person 18-hole scramble with cash flight prizes (flights based on the number of entries). CTP prizes will be awarded and a silent auction will be held from noon till after the tournament. Items include St Louis Cardinal tickets; Ledgestone, Pointe Royale, and West Plain Country Club golf certificates; one-ounce silver coin; famous chocolate cake; gift baskets and more. To sign up please leave a message at the proshop at 417.926.5374 and the cost is $90 per team. Peoples Community Bank is providing burgers after the tournament.
Wedgewood will host a youth golf clinic organized through the Ozarks Family YMCA for both Cabool and Mtn Grove participants. The first clinic will be at 9 a.m. Saturday, April 6. April 25, 1968, "A golf clinic will be offered at the Cabool High School gym with Tom Mahoney as the instructor. Films, movies and indoor practice will be included. As the class progresses, practice will be moved to WWCC."
Wedgewood is offering corporate memberships for the 2019 season and the new member family discount is available. Children under 12 can play for free after 5:00 p.m. under the supervision of a member or an adult paid green fee.
Wedgewood is happy to have several volunteers that will man the proshop for the 2019 season. We are in need of additional volunteers and if you are interested please call 417.962.2288. The Wedgewood Proshop will open for the season Tuesday, April 2nd.
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