My apologies re lack of detail/ information. I took these some years ago, for my own interest, before this site was a twinkle in its daddy's eye!
The sculptor was Percy Portsmouth who was also responsible for the memorials at Elgin and Lossiemouth. The figure looks very similar to these other memorials and so I take it it represents the allegorical figure of 'Peace and Victory'.
Can anyone local to this memorial possibly provide closeups of the name panels?
Not local, but I was there a few days back.
Here is my transcription of the Thurso War memorial.
Allan Hugh Redpath Bremner, M.M., C.E.F.
David D. Cairnie, M.C., Sea.Hrs.
Sinclair Williamson Cowan, M.M., M.G.C.
David Inkster, Duke of Corn.L.Inf.
George H. M. Johnstone, Cam.Hrs.
| James Alexander Masson, R.G.A.
George Wm. Grant Miller, R.N.R.
| John Budge Murray, A.I.F.
David Alastair A. MacAdie, M.C., Sea.Hrs.
| Donald Waters MacBeath, Sea.Hrs.
| Charles Angus MacBeath, Sea.Hrs.
| David Ross Cormack Oag. K.O.S.B.
Peter Cormack Ross, Scot. Rif.
| William Baikie Sinclair, R.N.
| Andrew Bremner Sinclair, Sea.Hrs.
| Alastair Henderson Soutar, M.C., R.E.
| Frank Henderson Soutar, R.Hrs.
Alastair John Black Elder, R.A.F.
John D. R. S. Heddle, R.A.F.V.R.
William J. S. MacPherson, Sea.Hrs.
According to the Dictionary of Scotts Architects website, Thurso based Architect Sinclair Macdonald worked with the designer Portsmouth on this memorial.
In presence of a large gathering, Sir Archibald H. MrSinclair, Bart, of Ulbster, Lord-Lieutenant of Caithness, unveiled the war memorial at Thurso yesterday. Ex-Provost Mackay, chairman of tho Committee, presided, and accompanying him to the platform were Sir Archibald and Lady Sinclair, Colonel Keith Murray, Convener of Caithness; Major William M. Brims, Provost of Thurso; and Mr David Coghill, chairman of the Parish Council.
Sir Archibald Sinclair paid a high tribute to the gallantry of the North in the Great war, and urged that tho victory won by the sacrifices of the manhood of the country should not be allowed to pass, but that on that victory should be built a better world for all men to live in.
The memorial in design and execution was the work of Mr Percy Portsmouth, A-R-S.A., Edinburgh.
It takes the form of a bronze group placed on a stone pedestal of exquisite colour and texture. Bronze tablets on three sides bear the names of the fallen, whilst the front contains the inscription. The crowning feature of the memorial consists of a group in bronze representing Peace and Victory.
Found this photo/postcard in an old family album.
"Intimation has been received by Mr Alexander MacAdie, Shoemaker, High Street, Thurso, that his son, Private Alexander MacAdie, 1st Seaforth Highlanders, died from wounds on 10th inst. The information was conveyed in a letter from the Rev. F.T. McNeil, chaplain, who states that Private MacAdie died in action in the heavy fighting which took place on that date, and in tha advance made was wounded in the chest, Private MacAdie enlisted enlisted in October, 1913."
Regiment/Service: Seaforth Highlanders "A" Coy. 1st Bn.
Additional Information: Son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McAdie, of 34, High St., Thurso.
A minor observation. At some time since the postcard picture was taken, the memorial has been moved back into the alcove. The wide pavement where it had stood has since been trimmed back in line with the onward pavement, to widen the road at the junction. This is more apparent on Google maps streetview.
Major-General John Charles "Jock" CAMPBELL , VC., DSO & Bar, MC born THURSO on 10th January 1894 commissioned into the Royal Horse artillery in 1915 and awarded the MC. Then in WW2 he was a Lt Colonel commanding the artillery components of the 7th Armoured Div support group : Awarded the VC when Brigadier (acting) John Charles Campbell DSO,MC (135944) RHA. for recognition of his gallantry and devotion to duth at Sidi Rezegh on 21st and 22nd Nov 1941.


This project page is for heightened scrutiny, packages that need a second pass essentially.
Software should be considered non-free until proven otherwise - the burdon of proof should be on the developers to prove their code is 100% freely distributable.
Chromium itself. See Talk:Chromium page for instructions on how to contribute to ongoing evaluation.
Has delayed availability of source files compared to the binary release. See the numbered items below for more information.
Investigate if, after a binary release, the software has a license notice available somewhere and a place telling how to contact the copyright holders for the complete corresponding source.
Free/libre software philosophy related issue: lacks federation with XMPP. See the whole parent thread of the references from the enumerated list below, and also the page on XMPP in LibrePlanet wiki.
We're using irc:// in Template:Print_entry (used on the entry pages like IceCat) and Template:IRC_text (used on the Main Page).
Related: IceCat, Free web-based IRC client replacement for Mibbit needed.
Note: these programs are considered to be non-free as published by their respective upstreams; but many of them have known liberation procedures and are available in Parabola and other FSDG distros in modified form.
then echo "$package entry exists"
then echo "$package entry not found"
else echo "$package unknown response"


I can't believe we've got to April already, nevermind day 3 of the Folksy challenge to post one item a day through April – 3 down only 27 to go!!
Well done to all the other Folksy makers, there's some fab things appearing but I can't list them all!!


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Validation of a brief screening instrument for the ascertainment of epilepsy
Ruth Ottman, Christie Barker-Cummings, Cynthia L. Leibson, Vincent M. Vasoli, W. Allen Hauser, Jeffrey R. Buchhalter
Purpose: To validate a brief screening instrument for identifying people with epilepsy in epidemiologic or genetic studies. Methods: We designed a nine-question screening instrument for epilepsy and administered it by telephone to individuals with medical record-documented epilepsy (lifetime history of ≥2 unprovoked seizures, n = 168) or isolated unprovoked seizure (n = 54), and individuals who were seizurefree on medical record review (n = 120), from a population-based study using Rochester Epidemiology Project resources. Interviewers were blinded to record-review findings. Results: Sensitivity (the proportion of individuals who screened positive among affected individuals) was 96% for epilepsy and 87% for isolated unprovoked seizure. The false positive rate (FPR, the proportion who screened positive among seizure-free individuals) was 7%. The estimated positive predictive value (PPV) for epilepsy was 23%, assuming a lifetime prevalence of 2% in the population. Use of only a single question asking whether the subject had ever had epilepsy or a seizure disorder resulted in sensitivity 76%, FPR 0.8%, and estimated PPV 66%. Subjects with epilepsy were more likely to screen positive with this question if they were diagnosed after 1964 or continued to have seizures for at least 5 years after diagnosis. Discussion: Given its high sensitivity, our instrument may be useful for the first stage of screening for epilepsy; however, the PPV of 23% suggests that only about one in four screen-positive individuals will be truly affected. Screening with a single question asking about epilepsy yields a higher PPV but lower sensitivity, and screen-positive subjects may be biased toward more severe epilepsy.
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Ottman, R., Barker-Cummings, C., Leibson, C. L., Vasoli, V. M., Hauser, W. A., & Buchhalter, J. R. (2010). Validation of a brief screening instrument for the ascertainment of epilepsy. Epilepsia, 51(2), 191-197. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1528-1167.2009.02274.x
Validation of a brief screening instrument for the ascertainment of epilepsy. / Ottman, Ruth; Barker-Cummings, Christie; Leibson, Cynthia L. et al.
In: Epilepsia, Vol. 51, No. 2, 2010, p. 191-197.
Ottman, R, Barker-Cummings, C, Leibson, CL, Vasoli, VM, Hauser, WA & Buchhalter, JR 2010, 'Validation of a brief screening instrument for the ascertainment of epilepsy', Epilepsia, vol. 51, no. 2, pp. 191-197. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1528-1167.2009.02274.x
Ottman R, Barker-Cummings C, Leibson CL, Vasoli VM, Hauser WA, Buchhalter JR. Validation of a brief screening instrument for the ascertainment of epilepsy. Epilepsia. 2010;51(2):191-197. doi: 10.1111/j.1528-1167.2009.02274.x
Ottman, Ruth ; Barker-Cummings, Christie ; Leibson, Cynthia L. et al. / Validation of a brief screening instrument for the ascertainment of epilepsy. In: Epilepsia. 2010 ; Vol. 51, No. 2. pp. 191-197.
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LAS VEGAS — The media credential pickup spot at the MGM Grand has always been a bustling site of activity but nothing like what I experienced Saturday.
I headed over to the southeast corner of the casino around noon local time hoping to wait only 20 or 30 minutes but it ended up being a 75-minute ordeal. At least 200 people in two lines — one for last names from A to K and the other for L to Z– moving along at a snail's pace.
I did pass the time by chatting briefly with longtime Los Angeles sportscaster Jim Hill (he had a cameo in Rocky II). I also exchanged greetings with Kenny Bayless, who will be the third man in the ring tonight. No interview though. I also encountered one of Floyd Mayweather's bodyguards, who is 6-foot-9 and in the neighborhood of 500 pounds. I was afraid to ask him for an exact weight after watching former New England tackle Ted Washington go off on a reporter during Super Bowl week back in the day.
For the record, this dude is much bigger than Ted.
If you've ever been to a big boxing event, it's always an adventure in the credential department. Thankfully, the good folks at Magna Media had my credential.
I received an email earlier in the day saying I would be on the floor which I thought would be a 50-50 proposition when I was approved to cover this.
Here's the view from my seat. I don't have a table to write from but this is more than I expected.
The first fight of the PPV just started and there only about 4,000 here right now, including boxing fans Reggie Miller and Charles Barkley, but it will will surely fill up in the next hour or so.
Check back at main event time for my live round-by-round updates assuming the internet connection holds up in the arena.


Building a logo can be like choosing a baby's name.
Except that there's at least one key difference: Most parents don't have the luxury of knowing their baby's personality before deciding on a first name.
Conversely, most companies know what kind of personality and ethos they want to convey when deciding on the colors, the graphics, and the language that will comprise their logo.
At USAGov, we pride ourselves on being trusted and helpful as we work to connect the general public with government information and services. We're here to help, whether it's getting a new passport, or finding the correct tax form, or learning about Social Security benefits.
In that same vein, we wanted to convey a personality that was approachable and friendly. And as a federal program, we also wanted to make sure we were coming across as official and trustworthy.
So, after designing, redesigning, narrowing down our choices, and then tweaking, we came up with the logo above.
Let's begin with the star. To us, it represents the fact that we are a resource from the United States government. But you'll notice too, that the white part of the star is also a compass needle, representing our role as the "guide" to government information and services.
While we are a federal program, we ultimately chose to stay away from adding traditional red to the white and blues. We felt the color might come across as a bit too bold. The blues, we felt, were more stable. And this color pattern, we hope, will help differentiate us.
There is, of course, another consideration when building a logo: Your audience. And in many ways, a logo can be a self-fulfilling prophecy in terms of the people you're targeting. You probably wouldn't go into an interview wearing shorts and sandals; nor would you wear a suit and tie to a neighborhood block party. You want your look to speak to the groups you're trying to reach.
Our audience is extremely broad — from students, to seniors planning for retirement, to people interested in immigrating to the United States, to government partners and agencies. The circle is meant to be inclusive, and unifying, and we hope there is at least one element to this new logo that will speak to everyone.
Coming soon: What's next for USAGov?


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Jeff Swan
Dark Star Records Artists will come standard in the new BMW 5 Series
Watch this Special Promotional Video featuring the Song "Big Green Monster" by Shooting Hemlock
Courtesy of Dark Star Records
Dark Star Records Artists, including many of Jeff Swans original bands like Slam Bang, Metal Shop, Slave Driver, and More… will come standard in the new BMW 5 Series as part of a deal with the U.K. based music streaming service rara.com billed as the first direct-to-car music streaming service in Europe. Major Label Dark Star Records in Association with Sony Music Entertainment is part of a deal with rara.com that includes the labels entire catalog of over 50 titles to be available for streaming direct from the dashboard of the new BMW 5 Series. Unlike most other in-car streaming services currently available throughout Europe, rara.com's fully integrated offering is built into the vehicle allowing users to instantly stream music without needing to plug in a smartphone. Launched in December 2011, London-based rara.com currently operates in 33 international markets, including U.S., U.K., France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Canada, Australia, Mexico, Brazil and South Africa. In addition to its new BMW offering, the service is available to access via the web and on Windows 8, iOS and Android devices. "The digital music landscape is always changing" quotes Dark Star Records President Jeffrey A. Swanson. "Right now we are focusing heavily on streaming music services like: Pandora, Rdio, Jango, Spotify, Slacker, Rara.com, Etc. as we see the world is embracing these evolutionary ways to discover and listen to new music". "The deal with BMW and rara.com is a major milestone in the evolution of digital music distribution, and everyone at Dark Star Records is very excited to be a part of this historic deal.
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Slam Bang Release Their Final Album "Everyday is a Party" with Lead Vocalist and Co Founder Jeff Swan
Slam Bang release their last and final album "Everyday is a Party" with lead vocalist and co founder Jeff Swan. Since the band was first formed in 2007, Slam Bang have shared the stage with a number of great bands including: LA Guns, Y&T, Jackyl, Stephen Pearcy of Ratt, Faster Pussycat and Others. The band was best known for their simple hard rock party songs like Naked and Stoned and Hit It. The band then became Notorious for offering Free Jagermeister at Shows and bringing girls up on stage to sing backup vocals. The original 2007 lineup included Jeff Swan, Bob Cozza, Bill Gingrich and Bob Groble. Guitarist Bob Groble who gave the band it's sweet melodic guitar solo's moved to Arizona and was later replaced by Russ Odean who is now playing for Veilside. Russ had left the band on good terms to go tour with Veilside, and had offered Slam Bang a replacement, good friend and ex Raine guitarist Frank Lenner AKA Frankee Lee. The band continued its duel guitar hard rock party drivin sound long enough to finish their fourth and final release with lead vocalist, guitarist Jeff Swan who moved to California. The new Album is Titled "Everyday is a Party" and is now available worldwide via Dark Star Records and Sony Music. The new release includes: Naked and Stoned, Everyday is a Party, Somebody New, When The Lights Go Down, Hit It, You and I plus the Theme song from the movie "Jezebeth" She's Calling Out Your Name. Here is the title track from the new album "Everyday is a Party".
Photo by Jr Wyatt Photography
Check out the bands most popular music video featuring the single "Hit It"
Buy the New Album "Everyday is a Party" from Slam Bang at:
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CARNIVORE Featuring JEFF SWAN is re Released Worldwide
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» Fewer households in fuel poverty but Welsh Government misses targets
Fewer households in fuel poverty but Welsh Government misses targets
3 Oct 2019 - 12:04am
Targets around eradicating fuel poverty 'highly ambitious' given complexity and lack of Welsh Government control over some key causes
The Welsh Government has not met its targets for the eradication of fuel poverty though its actions do seem to have contributed to a reduction. That's one of the main messages of a report, published today, by the Auditor General for Wales.
Today's report shows that the number of households estimated to be in fuel poverty has fallen by over a half in ten years - from 332,000 in 2008 to 155,000 in 2018. But the Welsh Government set itself ambitious targets – to eradicate fuel poverty among all vulnerable groups by 2010, in social housing by 2012 and in the general population by 2018. These targets have not been met.
Tackling fuel poverty is complex with the causes and responses spanning organisational boundaries. The Welsh Government's targets were highly ambitious given that some key causes, such as household income and the cost of energy, lie partly or entirely outside its control.
The Welsh Government has spent £249 million, which includes some EU funds, on its Warm Homes programme to reduce fuel poverty, mainly through improving home energy efficiency - but also by providing advice to people on issues like maximising income and saving energy. But exactly how much this has contributed to the reduction is unclear and fuel poverty remains a problem for a significant number of people. In 2018, those estimated to be in fuel poverty in were: 12% of all households in Wales (155,000); 11% of vulnerable households (130,000); 9% of all households in social housing (21,000). An estimated 32,000 households (2% of all households) were in severe fuel poverty, 19,000 of which were vulnerable households.
Today's report found as part of its efforts to develop a more holistic approach to tackling poverty, the Welsh Government has sought to work with other bodies and has coordinated its own departments to address the wider causes of fuel poverty. This includes investing in wider programmes, such as work to achieve the Welsh Housing Quality Standard across social housing.
However, there are some inherent tensions between different policy aims. The report highlights tensions between trying to eradicate carbon emissions from domestic housing and prioritising efforts and funding on fuel poor households who tend to use less energy and may indeed need to increase their energy use in order not to live in a cold, unhealthy home.
The report makes recommendations for the Welsh Government to consider as it consults on and finalises a new fuel poverty plan, including:
learning lessons learnt from the failure to meet the current targets set in 2010 when deciding on any new ambitions.
linking fuel poverty schemes with other work to tackle the underlying causes of fuel poverty.
considering how fuel poverty schemes could prevent costs in other service areas and contribute to wider policy goals when setting future programme budgets.
Auditor General, Adrian Crompton said today:
"Living in a cold, damp home impacts on people's mental and physical well-being and dealing with the consequences of fuel poverty increases other public spending, for example in the NHS. So it is good to see that Welsh Government investment has helped to improve the energy efficiency of people's homes and seems to be part of the story of reducing fuel poverty rates. But, given it has not met its own targets to eradicate fuel poverty, there are lessons for the Welsh Government to learn as it considers its future ambitions and role."
This report is an initial high-level overview of the Welsh Government's existing ambitions for fuel poverty and progress to date. The aim of our work is to provide some insight into efforts since the publication of the Welsh Government's 2010 Fuel Poverty Strategy.
The Welsh Government defines fuel poverty as 'living on a lower income in a home which cannot be kept warm at reasonable cost'. It has adopted the following two measures to assess rates of fuel poverty:
If a household needs to spend more than 10% of its income to keep warm, it is in fuel poverty.
If a household needs to spend more than 20% of its income, it is in severe fuel poverty.
Today's report is being published in advance of a Welsh Government consultation on a new fuel poverty plan. The Welsh Government intends to launch a public consultation in October 2019 and to publish a new Fuel Poverty Plan in February 2020.
At this stage, we have not looked in depth at the value for money of the two main home energy efficiency schemes – 'Nest' and 'Arbed'. However, we are considering further work to look at these schemes soon. An Assembly Member has written to the Auditor General outlining specific concerns about the Arbed scheme.
The Auditor General is the independent statutory external auditor of the devolved Welsh public sector. He is responsible for the annual audit of the majority of the public money spent in Wales, including the £15 billion of funds that are voted on annually by the National Assembly. Elements of this funding are passed by the Welsh Government to the NHS in Wales (over £7 billion) and to local government (over £4 billion).
The audit independence of the Auditor General is of paramount importance. He is appointed by the Queen, and his audit work is not subject to direction or control by the National Assembly or government.
The Wales Audit Office (WAO) is a corporate body consisting of a nine-member statutory Board which employs staff and provides other resources to the Auditor General, who is also the Board's Chief Executive and Accounting Officer. The Board monitors and advises the Auditor General, regarding the exercise of his functions.
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Till Morning (Stargate Atlantis)
Originally Posted: May. 1st, 2008
Length/Rating: 230 words, PG, Gen
Pairing/Warnings: none
Summary: "Second star to the right and straight on till morning." That, Peter had told Wendy, was the way to the Neverland; but even birds, carrying maps and consulting them at windy corners, could not have sighted it with these instructions. Peter, you see, just said anything that came into his head. — Peter Pan. Written for sga_flashfic Must Be Dreaming challenge.
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It's never 'just dreams' to a medical board, even when night terrors are par for the course in Atlantis. Declaring someone fit for duty isn't a responsibility the SGC takes lightly; too many lives depend upon that designation.
The returnees argue that everyone has nightmares, heck, in Pegasus they even have nightmares about having nightmares. –not 'just' a vase of flowers, the smell– It's normal, accepted, a minor stumbling point that everyone has learned to deal with. After all, they still manage to save the world and that's what counts. –how can you not hear that–
The SGC's well acquainted with the kind of damage a universe can bestow –he was acting suspicious, I had to be sure–, and still they don't realize how badly Atlantis is broken. –I left it right here, I must have– Not until medical teams on the near side of the gate start dealing with the city's refugees. –wasn't a shadow, now check the damned sensor agai–
They seem so normal –second star to the right– but somewhere along the way –every breath, every heartbeat, everything you see and everything you can't see; all of it can kill you– Atlantis has forgotten where nightmares begin and end. –want me to think it was just a dream–
It's the central lie in Peter Pan, that Lost Boys can come home again.
–spent too long in Neverland–
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At the center of all the Kate Middleton madness lies the princess bride's still-unknown gown choice. With British label Issa as a likely pick, we're even more curious to know about the designer and the label that's already spawned a dozen knock-offs.
Not unlike the instance of Wu's career taking off after Michelle Obama wore his dress at the 2009 Inaugural Ball, Brazilian-born London-based designer Daniella Issa Helayel has been popular name among British fashion plates, however she's only gaining a foothold on the world's fashion stage now, thanks to Kate Middleton's overwhelming exposure. The navy blue Issa dress Middleton wore to announce her engagement to Prince William, the dress that sold out in seconds after its appearance, was certainly not the first to be donned by the young bride-to-be. Middleton frequently wears the designer's dresses to social events and, presumably, will continue to do so in her public role as possible princess.
The line's aesthetic is characterized by versatile, mostly simple, everyday and slightly-dressed up frocks—there's the occasional funky prints like tiny pills or vibrant-hued animal spots—in a price range that's reasonably affordable.
In a recent profile, the designer told the New York Times that her flattering silhouettes are designed for people who think they're fat, which, it goes without saying, surely isn't Middleton—though the future princess definitely doesn't exactly shy away from showing off her waist and figure. Indeed, Issa's precise, figure-conscious designs definitely speak to Helayel's cabilities as a designer who understands women's bodies. That's the kind of royal treatment any woman deserves.


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Single Moms Planet was founded by Neferteri Plessy with the purpose of bringing attention to the unique plight of single mothers and to remove the barriers that stand between a better life for them and their children. As we are learning, single mothers are like a mosaic, made up of all different races, cultures, professions and economic status.
Ms. Plessy's mission is to help balance the lives of single mothers and their families by empowering them through comprehensive programs of mentorship, financial literacy & aid, family & health counseling and entrepreneurial training. Singe Moms Planet has created a support network where single moms can share life experiences with each other, allowing them to become empowered, stronger resilient and ready to persevere. Participants in our mentorship program have experienced becoming more financially free, entered into happy healthy relationships, found new or more rewarding jobs, and have even started their own businesses.
Single Moms Planet hosted their 4th annual Mother's Day Celebration, The Single Mom's Awards, at The Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills. This special day honors selected women and corporations who are making a difference in their home and community. We were hosted in a beautiful ballroom, complete with all the details for the grandest high tea.
The event was hosted by NBC 4 Los Angeles reporter Beverly White and author/TV personality Rosie Rivera, sister to late banda singer Jennie Rivera. Among the guests were NFL stars DeSean Jackson, and Rodger Saffold, as well as actors Daphne Wayans, Carrie Stevens, Christy Buss, Alyssa Reeves and many others.
The honorees were Kelly Vlahakis-Hanks, Earth Friendly Products CEO who was honored for Business Innovator of the Year; Gayle Jackson, Co-Founder and CEO DeSean Jackson Foundation, Sports Mom of the Year; Joanna McFarland, Carolyn Yashari Becher and Janelle McGlothlin, founders of Hop Skip Drive founders, Corporation of the Year; Christy Salcido, senior vice president, Ketchum Inc. Visionary of the Year; Jan Perry, general manager, Economic & Workforce Development, Leader of the Year; and Karla Keene, CEO Clarity RX, Entrepreneur of the Year.
Among this year's presenters were Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley, actor Tom Williamson ("The Fosters"), TV producer Kerri Zane, entrepreneur Anastasia Soare, founder of Anastasia of Beverly Hills, and noted fashion blogger Heidi Nazarudin.
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The Honorable Jan Perry was presented the Leader of the Year award by Todd Gurley II running back for the Los Angeles Rams.
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Soldier evacuated to 55km Camp from Aungganaung 105km Camp on 1.7.1943 due to an irregularly large 8 inch by 8 inch tropical ulcer that exposed bones and tendons on his right foot. Soldier's right leg was amputated below his knee. The surgical re-amputation of stump was conducted due to gangrene.
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Bruce's parents William George Chapman and Hilda Harriett Crowder married 1914 in South Australia. They were both born in Tasmania. Hilda died in Tasmania in 1922. Bruce would have been about 6 years old. He had one sister.
Bruce was a student of Wesley College, South Perth.
Bruce Chapman married Nellie Batt in 1940, a few months after enlisting. Bruce and Nellie had a daughter Janis Anne Chapman.
Bruce's father William George Chapman died in 1957, Perth.
Nellie Chapman remarried about 1948 to Alan Westerberg.


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With plenty of both residential and commercial development on the horizon, Sippy Downs is certainly one of the Sunshine Coast suburbs we will be keeping a close eye on in the future.
Located just off the highway, Sippy Downs in a rapidly developing region of the northern Sunshine Coast. Home to the University of the Sunshine Coast (the largest tertiary campus in the region), Sippy Downs has been earmarked to become one of the area's most significant technology hubs.
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Sippy Downs is perfect for students as it's so close to the University of the Sunshine Coast.
From Sippy Downs, the future Maroochydore CBD is only 10km away.
There are several luxury apartment developments currently underway in the area due for completion in 2019.
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Sippy Downs is at least 10-minutes drive away from the beach.
Because of the proximity to the university, street parking on a lot of neighbouring streets is difficult.
Location & Transport
Situated just off the Sunshine Motorway, Sippy Downs is located towards the northern end of the Sunshine Coast. Brisbane is just over an hour away, and Noosa is 50 minutes in the other direction.
To the east of Sippy Downs is Mooloolah River National Park, where you will find many walking tracks that lead you through pristine woodlands and open forests. The Maloolah River runs through this national park.
Other attractions in the area include the Aussie World theme park, Bellingham Maze, and Kawana Shoppingworld which can all be accessed within around 10 minutes from Sippy Downs.
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Sippy Downs is comprised primarily of young professionals, with 60% of the suburb's demographic made up by DINKs (double income, no kids). The average age of the population is between 20 and 39, with over 45% of the suburb renting. This means rental demand is very high, and Sippy Downs has an incredibly low rental vacancy rate of just 0.5%, making the area a dream for investors.
For those who live in the region, Sippy Downs provides a good base for work in retail, health care or construction, and these three occupations make up over a third of the population in the area.
The new Sippy Downs Town Centre provides a large Coles for all your grocery needs as well as a number of local restaurants and eateries. Just 10-minutes away, The Esplanade at Mooloolaba has a thriving cafe scene with a myriad of options for delicious indulgences as well as some retail therapy at local boutiques.
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There are a number of local schools in the Sippy Downs area. For those who prefer public state schools, Chancellor State College takes students from prep to Year 12 and is located off Sippy Downs Drive. Siena Catholic Primary School and High School are also in Sippy Downs, with the campus also located on Sippy Downs Drive.
Sippy Downs is the best place for university students to live on the Sunshine Coast as it's home to the University of the Sunshine Coast campus. This university recently underwent an $81 million expansion and is set to be home to more than 20,000 students by the year 2020.
There are several apartment developments in Sippy Downs at the moment, including One Tree, Botanica and Forest Edge, all on High Street. These three developments are all currently under construction and are being developed by Habitat Development Group.
In the wider Sunshine Coast area, one of the major projects that will completely alter the region is the development of the Maroochydore CBD. Read more about the development here.
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Este belo retiro na serra tem tetos abobadados na sala de estar com janelas panorâmicas espetaculares que se abrem para a bela paisagem da serra.
Perfect Family Getaway! A sala tem uma acolhedora lareira a gás com um sistema de home theater completo e um grande treinador seccional de couro confortável. Descontraia-se após um dia de esqui ou caminhadas enquanto se prepara para o jantar ou cocktails na grande cozinha aberta com bancadas em granito e belos pisos de ardósia, tudo aberto para a sala de jantar e sala de estar. Lavandaria separada, deck com churrasqueira a gás com vista para o riacho privado com Aspen e pinheiros. Internet sem fio também é fornecida!
Sala de Hot Tub Private - lugar perfeito para se retirar depois de um dia duro de esqui ou neve dia divertido. Excelentes restaurantes estão a poucos minutos de distância, ou várias opções de entrega em domicílio estão disponíveis.
Oferecemos 25% de desconto em aluguel de esqui e snowboard para os nossos hóspedes até 8 pessoas!
Excellent location for our family of 8. 2 minutes from the slopes. Very clean and well stocked. When we come back to Heavenly we will definitely come back to this property; the kids loved it !
Shannon is the best! This was a great place to stay ... the best stocked vacation rental we've ever had. Plenty of room to have some quality time with friends; very clean; everything in the kitchen works; more than ample parking (especially in these days of off-street parking only). If I had to say anything negative, it would be the street noise from cars on Needles Peak, but with the windows on that side of the house closed, it's hardly noticeable. Thanks, Shannon!
Loved the location! The fireplace and jacuzzi were great. The house was perfect! So glad I didn't cram my family into 3 hotel rooms! It was fully stocked, I even made a pie with the mixer. We could've used a cutting board but no worries, I used a plate. Our family loved it. We had 6 people and it was very comfortable. Had a blast! Oh, the grill is outta propane. We baked our chicken. Propane Needs to be filled up. I would definitely stay here again if we go back!
The location is great, the house is wonderful and the host are fantastic. We were visiting with 2 families (from the Bay Area) and, despite bad weather, we had an amazing time.
We spent Monday-Friday here with our kids and had a blast! The house was really nice and clean. The kids had fun sledding down the hill right outside the house and across the street. It was a 5 minute drive to Heavenly Village and the grocery store. Also just a 2 minute drive to ski.
Very clean and well organized. Will come again.
This was a very comfortable place to stay. Sheets were clean and you had plenty of amenities. The door is unlocked by a digital code which makes entry much easier than trying find a key. That way coordinating entry across guests is also easier.
1) The place doesn't have a garage, so when it snows you need to clean the car and also remove the skis from the roof rack of the car in case they are stolen.
2) One of the bathroom doors wasn't closing/locking. Should be fixed easily.
Thank you for the nice review, and letting me know about the bathroom door lock, I will get that fixed right away!
1 min da Califórnia Heavenly Lodge Base de esqui e snowboard no inverno e caminhadas no verão!, O lago, Praias compras e vida noturna são apenas 2 minutos de distância um local perfeito para tudo o que Tahoe tem para oferecer!
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Do you qualify for medically necessary contact lenses? Most of the time, contact lenses are considered a "cosmetic" vision correction device. However, in some conditions, contact lenses can provide far superior visual results than eyeglasses. Medical and Vision insurance companies recognize this, and will cover the custom fitting of specialized contact lenses as a medical necessity in some cases.
In order to qualify for the medical insurance benefit for your contact lenses (note: this is a separate benefit from your vision insurance benefit), your prescription contacts must be seen as medically necessary and visually superior to eyeglasses in order to correct your vision.
Certain medical conditions cannot be addressed sufficiently through surgery or glasses and require special contact lenses in order to treat the patient's vision issues. The conditions listed below are some of the diagnoses considered "medically necessary" where the use of customized contact lenses is the best treatment option.
Keratoconus is a condition characterized by a progressive deformation of the cornea. The irregular corneal shape distorts the optics of the eye similar to the way a warped eyeglass lens would. Rather than exhibiting the smooth curvature expected of a healthy cornea, keratoconus is caused by variable areas of steepening located throughout the tissue. Keratoconus varies in severity among individuals, ranging from very mild to extreme visual distortion. It typically affects both eyes, but in an asymmetric fashion—one eye is nearly always warped and "cone shaped" more severely than the other.
While keratoconus may cause nothing more than a minute, bland distortion to the patient's vision that is nearly imperceptible without bothering the individual, in the majority of cases the visual distortion ultimately requires the use of specialized rigid gas permeable contact lenses (RGPs). RGPs effectively compensate for the corneal warpage, allowing the individual to lead a normal life. In severe cases of keratoconus, the corneal warpage may progress beyond even what an RGP can address and corneal transplantation may be required.
Anisometrophia is a condition in which the patient's two eyes have drastically different refraction powers (prescriptions). In other words, one eye has much poorer quality of vision than the other eye. Typically, most of the differences in refraction between a patient's two eyes can be corrected with glasses or contact lenses. If anisometropia has caused amblyopia (or "lazy eye") in a child, then treatment may include patching or drops to help correct the condition. Amblyopia is caused when the brain actually favors the vision in the "good eye" over that of the "bad eye," resulting in the disuse of the worse eye. Studies have shown that some degree of amblyopia affects one out of every 40 children. Due to the possibility of eye position imbalances when using prescription glasses to correct anisometrophia, the most common recommendation from the optometrist is to correct the condition with contact lenses.
Aphakia is the removal or absence of the lens of the eye(s) due to surgery, trauma (perforation injury, ulcer, or other trauma), or other ocular abnormality. An aphakic eye is usually severely out of focus and requires a powerful lens in order for the person to have clear vision. To avoid any undue magnification and/or distortion that may be caused by glasses, such a lens may be prescribed as medically-necessary. In extreme cases, a lens surgically implanted within the eye may be considered a feasible option as well.
Usually, the medically necessary contact lens benefit is greater than the elective contact lens benefit, and some vision plans will pay a benefit for medically necessary contacts even if the plan does not have elective contact lens coverage. At Primary Eyecare, our most common diagnosis for medically necessary contact lenses is a patient with high levels of myopia (over -10.00D) or high farsightedness (over +10.00D). If you have questions regarding your eligibility for medically necessary contact lenses, please don't hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to discuss your options as we strive to provide you with the best patient experience and your best possible vision!


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GOVT DEFENDS NEW PARKING TECH, BLAMES UNDERGROUND POWER CABLES FOR CAPACITY CONSTRAINTS
By James Ockenden on December 6, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )
A luxury seven-seater just fits into one of the 78 spaces at the government's new Automated Parking System structure in Tsuen Wan West
The government has hit back at criticism of its new Automated Parking System (APS) car park in Tsuen Wan West, claiming underground power cables and other constraints prevented developers building more parking spaces at the showcase lot.
Tender documents had specified the developer provide at least 75 APS spaces and maintain a minimum of 245 spaces at the whole car park site. The installed system offers 78 APS spaces and exactly meets the tender minimum of 245 spaces total.
Critics had said more spaces should have been provided, with the APS only boosting the number of spaces in the lot by 20%.
But according to a Transport Department (TD) spokeswoman, the ultimate size of the APS installed was limited by "financial viability, site constraints and obstruction by underground utilities."
"One of the major constraints is that over half of the site by area is laid with high voltage electric cables, on which no APS could be erected," she said.
Former lawmaker Michael Tien at the opening of the APS yesterday. Tien said he had concerns on the bidding process.
Former lawmaker Michael Tien was one of those criticising the scheme.
Tien, who visited the APS on its opening day on 21 November, pointed out the new three-storey system only added 45 spaces to the existing 200-space carpark and that the government should have incentivised bidders to provide more.
"I have concerns on the economics," he told Transit Jam at the time.
Tien also suggested a "two envelope" approach, whereby rental income was just one part of the assessment. " "I think rental should only be half [the tender assessment]. The other half should be how much more can you do than the 245. My point is, aren't you supposed to get investors to come in and outbid each other?"
But the TD spokeswoman poured cold water on this idea.
"The 'two-envelope' tender approach, in which tenderers' proposal is evaluated separately on technical merits and price, is usually adopted for projects where the quality of service is a major consideration, e.g. works contracts of a high value or prestigious nature, works which are sensitive or have a bearing on public safety or convenience, works of an unusual complexity or requiring a high level of coordination, technical expertise or unusual technology or works which are subject to a very tight programme. This approach is not adopted for the project at Hoi Shing Road, Tsuen Wan as installation of puzzle stacking type APS … is relatively simple in nature," she said.
The spokeswoman said the experience gained in the Tsuen Wan project would support a review of future APS projects in the pipeline.
Five more sites will be developed with APSs, including a waterfront site near Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan, an existing car park in Sham Shui Po and others in Tai Po and Chai Wan.
Categories: Electric Vehicles, Policy, Smart City, Transit
Tagged as: APS, Michael Tien, parking, Transport Department
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George Frideric Handel (born Halle, 23 February 1685; died London, 14 April 1759).
Nicola Francesco Haym, after Rodelinda (1710) by Antonio Salvi (set by PertI).
French drama Pertharite (1651) by Pierre Corneille (1606-84).
First performance: London (King's Theatre, Haymarket), 13 February 1725.
First performance in Scotland: South Queensferry (Hopetoun House), 24 July 1992.
Scottish Opera première: Greenock (The Beacon), 26 September 2013.
Rodelinda was the next opera composed after Tamerlano, and was prepared for the same company of singers. Several of the attractively tuneful arias survived in recitals even when the full opera remained forgotten. In the twentieth century it was one of the first of Handel's operas to be revived successfully in Germany, and it has continued to maintain its position. In Britain it was performed regularly by the Handel Opera Society in London (and a recording exists of their 1959 production in which Joan Sutherland sings the title role and Janet Baker is Eduige). More recently it has been performed with success at Glyndebourne.
We first set up this note in 2011, soon after the site was established, to help preparations for anyone able to see the live cinema relay from the New York Met, in which a starry cast was let by Renée Fleming as Rodelinda and Andreas Scholl as Bertarido. It scarcely occurred to us that the file would come in handy for Scottish performances with such alacrity!
The action takes place in northern Italy towards the end of the seventh century. Bertarido has escaped to Hungary following an attack by the forces of Grimoaldo, supported by Garibaldo, who had previously been a follower of Bertarido. His wife and son were left behind, and he has returned in disguise to rescue them. However Rodelinda believes him to be dead, and when Grimoaldo proposes, she reluctantly accepts in order to safeguard the life of her son, regain power in Lombardi and gain revenge against Garibaldo, who she considers to be a traitor. Bertarido, still disguised, is horrified to discover his wife's apparent betrayal.
Eduige is resentful of her rejection by Grimoaldo, who she had expected to marry. Rodelinda tells Grimoaldo she cannot be both his wife and the mother of the legitimate king (her son Flavio). On her suggestion that he therefore kill the child, Grimoaldo gets squeamish, though Garibaldo considers it an excellent idea. Unulfo, having assured Bertarido of his wife's faithfulness, reunites them, but Grimoaldo interrupts them, and Bertarido is condemned to death and led off to prison.
Unulfo and Eduige plan to help Bertarido escape, but when Unulfo enters the cell in the dark, he is unrecognised, and Bertarido attacks and wounds him. After they have sorted out that misunderstanding and departed, with Unulfo dripping blood but still able to lead Bertarido to safety, Rodelinda arrives, and finds bloodstains and her husband's cloak. She assumes the worst. Garibaldo finds Grimoaldo asleep in the garden, and he sees his chance to kill him and seize power. Instead, he is himself killed by Bertarido, who promptly surrenders the sword to the waking Grimoaldo. A general reconciliation follows, with Grimoaldo marrying Eduige as originally intended, and Bertarido being restored to his throne.


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(Self) Service and Return
Sue Bushell (CIO) 10 September, 2004 15:04
When the government changed its policy on welfare entitlements, Centrelink was faced with a flood of new customer contacts. The agency's solution? Learn to serve its customers better by encouraging them to serve themselves.
A couple of years ago Centrelink was staring in the face of a dilemma. The government had announced its Working Credit policy, aimed at giving those on income support a chance to earn money from casual or part-time employment without hurting their usual entitlements. Intended to encourage the transition from welfare to work, the scheme would let people "bank" working credits to reduce the amount of income counted under the income test so that they could keep more of their Centrelink income support payments.
A fine idea, to be sure, but as the scheme worked its way through the Parliament Centrelink's e-business team was becoming painfully aware of one of its biggest limitations: the demand that those customers report their income every fortnight.
Could Centrelink realistically expect people struggling in the murky twilight zone that lurks between welfare and work to lodge a form every fortnight without incidentally seriously jeopardizing their very pursuit of work? Could it do it indeed without alienating the very customers it was intending to help? For that matter, could it do it without forcing many of its own staff members to spend the bulk of their time processing forms, rather than more effectively supporting customers?
Well, not if it was expecting customers to lodge that form in the traditional ways, by either dropping in to a Centrelink Customer Service Centre (CSC) or, when that was impossible, telephoning Centrelink and speaking directly to a Customer Service Officer (CSO). And so was born the Student Notification of Employment Income initiative, designed to trial amongst a smaller student subset of Centrelink's population the development and implementation of two new self-service options: the Natural Language Speech Recognition (NLSR) system and a new Internet application. Both products were designed to enable customers to report their employment income rapidly, simply and independently.
"There was a very similar program [to Working Credit], which had a Student Income Bank associated with it, already in place, but the total number of customers that used the student program was substantially smaller than the Working Credit initiative. We saw an opportunity to undertake a trial of the student population that we could subsequently apply into the Working Credit customer base," says national manager of e-business Glen Archer. "I think that was what created a spark within the organization: that we could test this new technology, this new business process internally on a smaller population who were already part of a similar program, before moving onto a program that was part of our core business."
That June 2003 staged implementation for youth and student customers proved so successful that Centrelink completed full implementation across Australia in September 2003.
The range of multi-channel options, which have since been applied across the Working Credit customer base, significantly advance Centrelink's push to create a self-service customer environment while following its e-business principle of "build once - use many". And the options are proving wildly popular. Centrelink estimated 15 percent of the market target group would be using self-service to report their employment income by June 2004. Yet as early as December 2003, the market target group percentage was near 30 percent and climbing. Feedback from customers makes it clear they like self-service and that Centrelink is delivering what they want, where they want it and how they want it.
There's even more good news: Centrelink's customers are changing - at least in the type of enquiries they make. Centrelink staff find themselves spending less time helping customers with simple issues and more time on complex ones. Getting customers back on track and letting them take the lead results in fewer repeat visits or contacts. And Centrelink says staff members who once questioned the value of the self-service options are now looking to the next self-service initiative.
"The uptake I think has been a significant issue in terms of the rapid response that we've had from youth and students in terms of their desire to communicate in this way," acting CIO and general manager Capability Creation and Management Ann Steward says. "My own stepson was one who frequently had to provide details into a CSC and as soon as he was able to do it on either a Web or a phone basis, it was a major, major change."
Steward says Centrelink now completes approximately 300,000 transactions with customers each fortnight via both the Web-based and phone-based offerings. "In relation to the Notification of Employment Income service we currently have over 135,000 customers reporting their income each fortnight via one of these self-service options [this includes both students and Working Credit customers]," Steward says.
Archer says designing the new self-service options also gave Centrelink a chance to streamline Centrelink's business processes, increase the use of electronic record keeping and improve the integrity of data. "It certainly was recognized by a group of us that the success of this would potentially change the nature of both how we deliver the services and the nature of how our staff would deal with customers," Archer says.
"We've long been challenged by a need to get some of the small, day-to-day things off the plate of staff: the things that don't deliver substantial benefit. 'Getting the small stuff out of the office' is what it's normally called here."
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E. Coli Outbreak / Ancient Astronauts
Date Thursday - June 2, 2011
Guests Dr. Jack Pruett, Dr. Leonard Horowitz
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Horowitz: New E. coli Strain
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Horowitz: Bioweapons, Food, & Satanic Agenda
Pruett: Ancient Astronauts
In the first half, Dr. Len Horowitz commented on the deadly outbreak of E. coli hitting Europe, which he thinks will also come to the U.S. The kidney complications and hemorrhagic nature of this new strain of E. coli is suspicious-- it looks like a lab-created mutation, similar to how Ebola works, he stated. This seems to smack of the globalists' depopulation agenda, he continued, adding that previous military experiments have used E. coli spraying as a weapon.
He suspects that rogue agents intentionally sprayed vegetables with the E. coli strain. Ideally, people should grow their own produce, he suggested, though vegetables can also be cleansed in an acid bath. He also recommended taking OxySilver to protect the immune system (related products at the Healthy World Store). Horowitz, who will speaking this weekend at Conspiracy Con in Santa Clara, CA, lamented that the conspiracy movement has been infiltrated by Satanists.
In the latter half, physician and former business partner of Cong. Ron Paul, Dr. Jack Pruett, discussed why he believes that ancient astronauts came to Earth in our distant past & created mankind. Concurring with the work of Zecharia Sitchin, Pruett said the Annunaki came to Earth from a planet called Nibiru about 450,000 years ago in search of gold. Departing from Sitchin, he contended that the Bible is actually a story about the Annunaki and not about God or a supreme being. Further, he stated that "I believe Jesus was the son of Enlil (one of the Annunaki), that Mary was artificially inseminated, and that Jesus was deceived by the Annunaki," who also resurrected him from the dead.
The Annunaki agenda continues today with their goal to create the perfect docile slave to do their bidding, Pruett argued, citing the genetic experiments reported in alien abductions, as one example. He also suggested that UFOs come from underground where the Annunaki maintain their bases.
News segment guests: Jerome Corsi, Catherine Austin Fitts
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A newly revealed set of images at National Geographic show the A-12 spy plane tested out of Area 51 in the late 1950s, and the cover-up of its subsequent crash.
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Shouldn't Be Ashamed
Goodbye Stranger
Peaches En Regalia
Riders on the Storm
Planetary Science / Vet Health Issues
Alien-Human Hybrids & Open Lines