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My 3-year-old has become a bedtime terror!
Shortly after my son turned 3-years old he started having real behavior problems in regards to bedtime. He had always been so good at bedtime that it has come as quite a shock. Since he was little we have kept the same bedtime routine. We eat supper, he gets 45 minutes to play, bath time on bath night, 2 books, and he was in bed by 8 every night no matter what. Until recently he would literally walk back to his room with no complaint and crawl into bed and go to sleep without so much as a peep. The past 6 months however he has become extremely defiant. He screams and cries when he is told it's time to go to bed. Then when we finally get him to his room he starts playing stubborn games with us. He has a beloved monkey that he sleeps with every night along with a cup of water. He started throwing them out of his bed the minute we would leave the room and scream and cry until we came back into the room to pick them up. The minute we'd leave the room he'd throw them out again and would do this over and over again. We gave in to him a few nights thinking it was just a phase but then quickly realized we couldn't keep giving in and giving him what he wants by coming back into his room. We decided to let him cry it out and figured he'd learn that we aren't going to come back in his room so he better not throw his stuff out. Except it didn't work. We put up with a good 2 months of him crying for about two hours straight every single night before crying himself to sleep. We were at our wits end and crying it out didn't seem to be helping the problem at all. In fact, it seemed to be getting worse. So we thought we'd try positive reinforcement and offered rewards if he went to bed nicely. He could care less. So we took the opposite approach and tried punishing him for his bad bedtime behavior by taking away privileges like his 30 minutes of screen time. He still didn't care. I thought maybe the problem was with transitioning. So after his book I would set a timer on my phone and give him 10 minutes of "cuddle time" before bed and when the timer went off then it was time for bed. This worked for a night or two but then pretty soon he was back to throwing a fit the minute the timer went off. We have even tried reasoning with him and no big surprise, there is no reasoning with an extremely stubborn 3 year old. We are about to have our second child any day now and I'm so worried bed time is only gonna get worse once the baby is here. We are at our wits end and don't know what to do. We aren't giving in to him and he still doesn't seem to learn. He is so stubborn and defiant. Please help!!

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What is a Cannabis Lawyer?
As more states legalize cannabis for medical or recreational use, or both, the industry has exploded. A new area of legal specialty has arisen to meet the demand. Cannabis lawyers work with business owners in this new industry.
They help their clients start and run their businesses while complying with the law, get the right licensing and permits, limit liability, pay taxes, and in other related legal issues that arise from selling a drug still considered illegal under federal law.
These lawyers are not just experts in the laws that govern cannabis growing, possession, use, and sale of marijuana in states where these activities are legal. Cannabis lawyers also have a background in several areas of law that apply to business owners: business law, contract law, intellectual property laws, criminal law, administrative law, zoning laws, and the tax code.
When Do I Need a Cannabis Lawyer?
Most people involved in the cannabis industry will need a lawyer. Whether your operations include medical, recreational, or both, a lawyer provides important guidance and advice. Hire a cannabis lawyer in these situations:
- You’re thinking of starting a medicinal or recreational cannabis business.
- You have a cannabis company but haven’t consulted with a lawyer yet.
- The state or local government has denied your application for a license to sell cannabis.
- You need to renew your license.
- You’re worried that your business is not following the laws correctly.
- You have an employment law concern.
- A customer is suing you.
- Another business is using your brand names or logos.
- The state or local government is trying to shut your cannabis business.
What Can a Cannabis Lawyer Do for Me?
A cannabis lawyer, like other business lawyers, does several things for their clients. They have expertise in many areas of the law and understand business. Choose a cannabis lawyer to work with who can provide these services:
- Provide business structuring advice
Starting any business requires planning, and that includes how to structure it. Legal structures for businesses can be complicated, and a lawyer will advise you on the best option and how to do it.
- Secure a license
Cannabis laws and requirements vary by state. Your lawyer will know the applicable laws and ensure you get the right license, permit, and any other documents necessary to begin business operations.
- Avoid costly mistakes
The cannabis industry is tightly regulated, and the costs are high, even when you do everything by the book. If you make a mistake in the process of getting licensed or when operating, you can end up with hefty fines or even criminal charges.
- Protect your intellectual property
A lawyer will help you protect your logo, business name, and products from anyone trying to steal or misuse them.
- Limit your liability
All businesses face liability issues, but a cannabis operation has even more risks and liabilities. A cannabis lawyer understands all the potential liabilities and can advise you on ways to minimize risk.
- Navigate taxes
Taxes for cannabis businesses can be tricky because the federal government still considers it an illegal substance. You need a lawyer who understands cannabis laws and the tax code to make sure you file taxes correctly and don’t underpay or pay too much.
Hiring a Cannabis Lawyer
The cannabis industry is rapidly growing, but it’s still new. This makes finding a good lawyer a little more challenging. Look for firms specializing in cannabis and interview them before choosing someone to hire. Important questions to ask include:
- How long have you been working with cannabis clients?
- Do you have referrals or testimonials from clients?
- Have you worked with clients like me in the past?
- Who in the firm will be working with me most of the time?
- How do you stay up to date on changing industry laws and regulations?
- How concerned should I be with federal laws outlawing marijuana?
- What are your fees?
Because the laws that apply to cannabis dispensaries are state and local, start with lawyers and firms in your area. They should be in the state and a part of your region, county, or city if possible. Businesses face local zoning laws and permits as well as those at the state level.
How to Work with Your Lawyer
Starting a business is a risky venture, especially in this industry. Finding the right lawyer to work with you is the first step to taking some risk out of dispensing cannabis legally. The next is to develop a good working relationship with your lawyer and to be a good client.
This means sharing all the information about your business and any legal issues with your lawyer. Be honest about everything, even if you think you may have broken the law or made a mistake. They cannot help you without all the details.
Meet with your lawyer regularly, be communicative and easy to reach, and ask plenty of questions to stay informed about your business and the choice you need to make. Follow your lawyer’s advice for the best outcomes for your business.
Working with a cannabis lawyer is a smart move when getting into this tricky, complicated industry. There is money to be made but also plenty of mistakes. Let a lawyer guide your choices and limit your risk.

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Top 5 Houston Astros Rookie Performances Of 2013
Who Was The Best Astros' Rookie?
The Houston Astros have a great crop of young talent, it can’t be said enough. They had six Minor League teams make the playoffs and three won championships. They have six of the MLB’s top 100 prospects. But a prospect is everything but worthless to a Major League club. A player has to prove he can play at the Major League level, or all the hype and hubbub surrounding him are 100 percent, grade-A worthless.
So when the Astros called up so many rookies during the 2013 campaign, everyone was watching. What they saw had to be exciting. The rookies rejuvenated a fizzling team that delivered loss after loss. Non-rookies like Chris Carter and Matt Dominguez saw their stats turn around. Non-rookies like Lucas Harrell and Erik Bedard saw their position replaced.
It was a very impactful summer for the future of the Astros. Not only did so many guys make an impact at the MLB-level, showing that the Astros are literally breeding talent in the minors, they also snagged another first-round pick. While that’s not normally something to celebrate, it can be on this occasion.
The Astros are becoming relevant, and fast. Don’t be surprised if they start grabbing attention early on in the 2014 season.
The look of the Houston roster changed, seemingly overnight. Now the youngest average club in the majors by a full year, the Astros young talent is becoming Major League talent.
So who were the best rookie performers of the 2013 season? Take a look and find out.
5. Robbie Grossman
The only reason Robbie Grossman is at No. 5 and not higher is because he was hurt for the better part of the end of the season. But let's not forget what he did do. After a lackluster first stint and being sent down, Grossman came back up with a vengeance. Since his second call-up, Grossman hit .322 with four home runs and 22 RBIs out of the leadoff spot. It will be exciting to see how much he will contribute to the 2014 squad.
4. Kevin Chapman
A bullpen guy. Wow. Well, consider Kevin Chapman the only successful bullpen experiment of 2013. With 18.0 innings pitched out of the pen, Chapman managed a 2.00 ERA with a .161 opponent batting average. He was primarily used against left-handers, but there's no point in being nit-picky when it comes to the Astros bullpen -- his stats are impressive. Hopefully he can emerge as a prominent bullpen guy in the years to come.
3. Jonathan Villar
Butt-slides aside, Jonathan Villar had a great rookie season. After treading water with a batting average around .270 all year in Triple-A, Villar was called to duty in the Majors when the Astros' shortstops continued to underwhelm. Despite slumping towards the end, Villar still hit .261 with 17 stolen bases, and was combining wonderfully out of the nine spot with Grossman in the lead off spot. Villar has a stranglehold on the short stop position, and it's his to lose going into 2014.
2. Brett Oberholtzer
With an arsenal of nicknames prepped and ready, Brett Oberholtzer stunned in 2013. After a feeble stint in the bullpen, Oberholtzer was pushed into the starting rotation.
The result was extraordinary.
Oberholtzer started nine games, seven of which were quality starts and four of which were shut-outs. He posted a 2.14 ERA and only walked 12 in 59.0 innings. It appears the Michael Bourn trade is finally paying dividends, as teammate and trademate Paul Clemens also posted decent numbers.
1. Jarred Cosart
It was easy to see this one coming, given the recent article admiring his rookie season. That being said, Jarred Cosart went from Triple-A ace to MLB ace in the span of a couple weeks. His debut start was one of the best debuts in modern memory, and his entire rookie season was the best in about a century. The guy has all the tools to become a prolific starter for years to come on an Astros' roster that could factor into a playoff race sooner rather than later.

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Thousands of fans arrived in the Treasure Valley this week for the NCAA men's college basketball tournament. Two sessions of games took place Thursday at Boise State's Taco Bell Arena, and the third session is Saturday.
The tournament is expected to generate $15 million in the local economy as fans visit restaurants and businesses and pay for lodging.
"It's really a conservative estimate," Taylor Williamson with the Boise Convention and Visitors Bureau previously told the Idaho Press-Tribune. "The actual number might be much higher."
As many as 30,000 fans — some from Boise but many from the eight visiting teams — are expected to flock to hotels, restaurants and other businesses downtown.
Airbnb said in a press release Thursday that the company has seen an uptick in guests visiting Boise between March 12 and 18. The company is a go-between for guests looking for a short-term stay and property owners wanting to rent out space.
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World War I is coming to its end. Prisoners of war are coming into the town with Serb Ivo among them. During one of his escapes from the camp, he finds himself in a private garden. There he meets Lisa, the wife of the town-major - a severe and heartless colonel. She is sad, lonely and her meeting with the Serb develops into a deep mutual love. Their meetings become more frequent. But the lovers are doomed. The war prisoners are moved away and as Ivo comes to bid her farewell, he is shot to death.Written by
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My first film by the acclaimed Bulgarian director was an awesome experience, an amazingly shot story of doomed love set in the background of WWI. The wife of an army officer falls in love with a Serbian POW, and their relationship secretly grows under all the restrictions of the time. Navena Kokanova is gorgeous as the trapped wife and in some shots you cannot move your eyes from her. Yes I would say that the love story is a bit overdone and goes slightly overboard given the situation, but the making more than easily makes up for it. The B&W visuals are gorgeous, the images are crisp and the use of shadow and light is awesome. The times are depicted well in the film – it's the end of the Great War, Bulgaria is losing under the multi-pronged attack and the soldiers are on the verge of revolt, the Typhus plague is also in the air. The prisoner, Ivo, meets Lisa while he had sneaked into the garden to steal peaches – she listens to him and serves him food. They both find some sort of hope in each other and even under the overwhelming factors that weigh against them, their love ultimately finds expression - but under the shifting political scenario, it's soon put to test. The plot is quite simple and has been repeated over time, but the simple framing concepts and intelligent editing turns it into a great film. I fell in love with the couple of shots depicted beneath, and I absolutely admire the sequence where the Serb POWs break into a song – there are a number of beautiful shots in this visually elegant film. The effects of war are not explicit but implied, and the bleak ending that brings despair to all mirrors the crisis of the times. Through Rade Markovic, we feel Ivo's anguish and helplessness, and through Kokanova, we feel the dilemma between society and heart; and both of them come together to create a fatalistic and sensuous chemistry. Definitely worth a look.
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The reader contacted the editorial office of Fontanka, who visited the Mariinsky Theater Concert Hall on December 5 at the performance of Handel’s oratorio “Messiah”. According to him, the work was significantly reduced, and one of the solo parts was delegated to another voice.
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Ivan Evstafievich Handoshkin – the founder of Russian violin playing. A talented musician is a self-taught person. He was tireless. Persistent and stubborn fighter for the development of an original Russian musical culture.
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An exhibition of work created with the online context in mind. Curated by Drawing Lecturer Ben Denham and featuring the work of NAS alumni James Nguyen, Yul Scarf, and Jack McAuley alongside works by Nola Farman, Leander Herzog and Naomi Oliver.
The Drawing Exchange 2018
Presenting new work by six pairs of artists, created through long-distance collaboration between two cities, The Drawing Exchange 2018 explored drawing as a form of dialogue.
Drawing Symposium 2019
This symposium examined the shape of drawing in Australia in 2019, through the discussion by artists about their own works and the works of others.
On Thursday and Friday our Undergraduate Coordinator Lorraine Kypiotis travelled to Lismorerunning two days of workshops with HSC students and their teachers who have been affected by the floods, with many students losing their major works and unable to start again without access to art supplies. Lorraine filled her car with everything from canvasses to brushes to water jars to take north, and a number of schools around Lismore are participating, (24 students on Thursday and 50 on Friday). Lorraine has had the support of the Sir William Dobell Art Foundation for this fantastic initiative to support these students who have been through so much. The schools involved are: Richmond River High School, Alstonville High School, Trinity Catholic College, Lismore High School, Kadina High School, St John's College, Woodlawn Blue Hills College. ... See MoreSee Less


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Take Joy GB Paperback – October 27, 1966. Tasha Tudor is an amazing author and has put together a beautiful collection of Christmas treasures in this book.
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Hi everyone, Brand new to the forum and only a couple of months into owning my CPs. I am not a botanist and also not a native English speaker, but I hope I manage to explain things properly. So far, I have VFTs, Drosera paradoxa, D. capensis, and a ping that I assume is a Tina based on online pics and the fact that it came from a plant retailer. I live in Denmark, and I'm growing my plants in my window sill. I know that there are fancier and more optimal setups, but this is what I can manage at this point. I do collect rain water and bugs for my plants, and they seem to be doing well so far :) My question is: should I didvide my capensis? I see pics of capensis with a structure more similar to paradoxa i.e. a central point from which all the leaves originate. I am pretty sure I must have multiple plants in each pot, but is there a right and wrong time to divide, and is it even necessary before next spring? I've had them since Aug 4th, so less than a month. I have ordered spaghnum moss, and I have some soil specifically for "sowing and growing seedlings" (translated from Danish), which is spaghnum mixed with some type of sand. I tried repotting one of my paradoxas into the latter medium, because a lot of its original medium had spilled during transportation, and the plant became like a miniature. The leaves are much shorter, but it has more dew than the untouched ones. Was thinking to mix some moss in with the soil for my next attempt. All have flower stalks and I'm practicing emasculation and cross pollination on the first 2 which are from the same store, while I wait for the hopefully unrelated one to flower. Also tried some leaf pullings, but didn't seem to get much stipule(?) on my pulled clusters... they are in a sealed jar with rainwater. Sorry for this very long first post - just so excited to be part of the CPUK community and looking forward to your input :)
I was wondering whether I have anything to gain by dividing my Aliciae up? it's looking a litle clumped as it is, would it be happier as single rosettes? it was re-potted about a fortnight ago and I'm kicking myself for not doing it then but it's had something of a growth spurt since and what was a pot that would have been fine for a plant not doing a great deal is now looking a bit full. top view side view, (I know it says dionea on the pot, it was just the first one that came to hand. maybe I should have used a bigger one ) While I'm here, is thre any way to get it to colour up a little? I'd quite like to see it a little redder though I'm sure the lack of sunshine outsed has had a large hand in that.

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Tawny River. (Courtesy photo)
"We don't advertise our last names," Dawn says with a laugh. When reached for this late-December phone interview, she and Nash were in their Toyota Solara, driving to a gig in Mounteagle, Tenn.
The curlicue harmonies and parlor-strum arrangements in Tawny River's material – such as the wistful "Revolution" and the glam-culture-slamming "Hollywood" - reveals the influence of artists such as Alison Krauss and Paul Simon.
On Jan. 3, Tawny River will play a free 9 p.m. show at Copper Top Bar & Grill, located at 200 Oakwood Ave. N.E.
For the last 18 months or so, Dawn and Nash have volunteered at Room In The Inn, a Nashville nonprofit dedicated to helping the homeless get back on their feet. "I actually started off serving coffee in the cafe," Dawn says, "and that evolved into Nash and I spending our Friday mornings singing for an hour, then afterwards we and teach an hour-long songwriting class, and that's been pretty amazing, in itself."
Dawn and Nash's experience volunteering at Room In The Inn shows up in "Look At Me Now," a tune imbued with sunny melancholy and phrases including "it's a short fall when your knees hit the ground," "this is one lesson you never want to learn" and "please don't look down on me because it's not what you think."
Tawny Nash is prepping a compilation album featuring numbers written and co-written with students from their Room In The Inn songwriting classes, planned for a 2014 release Dawn says. "All of the proceeds are going to go to the Room in the Inn. There's going to a couple songs Nash and I will perform on, but what we're trying to do is pairing up with hit songwriter friends in Nashville. For instance, Bernie Nelson, he's got a zillion songs on the radio and he has agreed to be part of this. So if he finishes one of the songs, he'll sing on the song and the co-writer to finish the song up."
In February, Dawn and Nash will have been married for four years.
Dawn and Nash first met about eight years ago at a songwriters' get-together at sibling country music trio The Harters' house. "I had just broken up with somebody that I'd found out was cheating on me," Dawn says, "and I was driving over to The Harters' and having a conversation with God: 'Dear Lord, please stop bringing me these guys. If you're going to bring someone into my life, make sure it's someone on the same wavelength as me and someone who wants to walk this path of music with me. I want a partner.' When I walked through the door and the guys introduced me to Nash, the first thought that popped in my head was, 'I didn't mean today.'"
Since Tawny River's bio describes their sound as "a lot like Sting taking Patsy Cline to tea with French music playing in the background," I ask Nash what Sting and Cline would've talked about if they'd ever had such an encounter.
"They'd talk about what happened to music over the last 50 years," he says. "And I think they'd be spiking the tea. They'd be a little discouraged. Sting is my biggest influence of all. When he comes out with something, it's something you've never heard before. And every time you listen to Patsy Cline, it's like a fresh experience. It's just that good."


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Who first used agriculture?
EgyptiansEgyptians were among the first peoples to practice agriculture on a large scale, starting in the pre-dynastic period from the end of the Paleolithic into the Neolithic, between around 10,000 BC and 4000 BC. This was made possible with the development of basin irrigation.
When did the agriculture start and end?
Overview. Agriculture likely began during the Neolithic Era before roughly 9000 BCE when polished stone tools were developed and the last ice age ended.
Where did the first agriculture start?
Agriculture originated in a few small hubs around the world, but probably first in the Fertile Crescent, a region of the Near East including parts of modern-day Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Jordan.
When did agriculture start answer?
Taking root around 12,000 years ago, agriculture triggered such a change in society and the way in which people lived that its development has been dubbed the “Neolithic Revolution.” Traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyles, followed by humans since their evolution, were swept aside in favor of permanent settlements and …
How did agriculture begin?
Sometime around 12,000 years ago, our hunter-gatherer ancestors began trying their hand at farming. First, they grew wild varieties of crops like peas, lentils and barley and herded wild animals like goats and wild oxen.
When did humans first begin to plant crops?
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How did early man discovered agriculture?
Around 12,000 years ago, hunter-gatherers made an incredible discovery. They dug up the ground, scattered a few wild grains, and learned how to farm. Farming meant that early humans could control their sources of food by growing plants and raising animals.
What era marked the beginning of farming?
The Neolithic Revolution started around 10,000 B.C. in the Fertile Crescent, a boomerang-shaped region of the Middle East where humans first took up farming. Shortly after, Stone Age humans in other parts of the world also began to practice agriculture.
When did agriculture start 4700?
The beginning of agriculture (8000 years ago). The first cities on the Indus (4700 years ago).
What is the history of Philippine agriculture?
Agriculture History of the Philippines. Traces of modern Philippine agriculture became most visible to the Outside World at the height of the Spanish regime when industries were encouraged and developed and supplied the major needs of the colonizer Spain and other European consumers for tobacco, sugar and abaca.
What is agricultural history?
Agricultural History is the journal of record in the field. As such, it publishes articles on all aspects of the history of agriculture and rural life with no geographical or temporal limits.
When did agriculture start in India?
Agriculture was well established throughout most of the subcontinent by 6000–5000 bp. During the 5th millennium bp, in the alluvial plains of the Indus River in Pakistan, the cities of Mohenjo-daro and Harappa experienced an apparent explosion of an organized, sophisticated urban culture.

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text: Harriet James @harriet86jim Twice every year, around three billion birds make a strenuous trip from their wintering grounds in Eurasia to their breeding grounds in Africa and back again. This number comprises of 4,000 different species, adding up to about 40 per cent of the entire avian population.\u00a0 They do this to escape the inhospitable winter climate that makes food scarce. They also fly to breed and lay eggs in a suitable environment. \u00a0\u201cThe migration is a massacre; birds face various threats such as hunting and loss of key stopover, feeding and breeding sites because of human activities, illegal trappings and plastics. Over 25 million birds are illegally killed every year due to traps and ilhunting. These threats have resulted in decline in migrant bird populations\u201d says Sidney Shema, a wildlife biologist and photographer.\u00a0 Last year during the eBird Global Big day on October 17, Kenya was ranked first in Africa with Tanzania, Uganda and South Africa as second, third and fourth respectively in sightings of migratory birds. Kenya recorded a total of 817 species of migratory birds and came sixth after Columbia, Peru, Ecuador, Brazil as well as Bolivia, globally. Return flight According to eBird report, Nairobi National Park had the highest number of sightings at 211 species, with Soysambu second with 209 species and Elkarama Ranch Eco Lodge third with 195. Hot spots where migratory birds land following their long journey included Lake Nakuru, Amboseli and Nairobi National Park, Lake Naivasha, Masai Mara, Samburu National Reserve and Lake Baringo.\u00a0 \u201cRift Valley lakes are among Important Bird Areas, where birds rest in their migratory expeditions. Areas around the Aberdare Ranges,\u00a0Mt Kenya and Taita Hills are also some\u00a0of their stopover havens as they fly down to South Africa before they navigate back following the same routes up north,\u201d the report indicates. At the moment, most Palearctic migrants (birds from Europe and Asia migrating South to Africa during winter) are heading back North for summer breeding. They arrived last year around September. \u201cThey are widespread from the coast to upcountry. If you are a keen birder, you would have noted them. Even at the museum grounds in Nairobi, there were loads of them up to last week. At the moment the number is slightly down since they are on the Northwards journey,\u201d says Ibrahim Onyango an ornithologist and honorary warden at Lake Kanyaboli. Currently at the shores of the lake, there exists common and marsh sand piper, migratory birds that have made the lake their home. They are paleartic wader migrants who fly all the way from Asia and Finland. There are also barn swallow birds or Opiya in Luo, who migrate from Finland and come as early as in October.\u00a0 At the coast, marsh warblers have been spotted early this month. \u00a0 \u201cThey are flying back now to their breeding grounds in Europe and usually pass through Kenya from October. Big mass is witnessed around late October till late November as they move towards the South and come back through Kenya in April back to Europe,\u201d observes Kirao Lennox, a research scientist at A Rocha, an organisation that teaches communities about conservation.\u00a0 Kirao adds that population of marsh warblers bird is faring well and other birds that have been spotted include Asian Lesser cuckoo, Jacobin cuckoo and European roller. \u201cThe Spotted flycatcher are now heading back to Russia while the Red-backed shrikes, Madagascar bee-eaters, European bee-eaters are still around,\u201d Kirao says. One of the main challenges these migrant birds face are habitat destruction. \u201cMost stopovers have been destroyed either by humans or through climate change and this has significant impact on them. Their feed grounds and areas are reduced, meaning they have to fly to other areas to look for food instead of resting, feeding and breeding in the safe zones,\u201d he says. The loss of habitat also happens through illegal encroachment and fragmentation. For instance, large scale soda ash mining in Lake Natron is likely to affect flamingoes in all Rift Valley lakes in Kenya and perhaps beyond in some case poisoning is a threat. \u201cNegotiation have been key especially for cross border issues as is the case with the proposed large scale soda ash mining in Lake Natron,\u201d says Eunice Kamau of Lewa conservancy. Migratory birds also face the impact of climate change, which alters their migration patterns. Protective measures \u201cOther challenges include persecution, habitat loss and pollution. An example is Lake Nakuru; due to prevailing waste disposal at the lake, flamingoes and migratory birds are massively dying,\u201d notes Eunice. Logistically, some challenges include limited capacity to produce advocacy materials and to cover all migratory routes due to lack of funds. In some instances, equipment such as binoculars needed during monitoring are also not enough. \u201cWetlands such as lakes are habitats for waders and they have been facing lots of pollution. More collaboration between various stakeholders has also boosted the law implementation process to reduce threats such as pollution,\u201d Eunice adds. Ibrahim says one of the challenges he faces is convincing the community to conserve the birds. \u201cI have tried to convince young people to join me in doing this, but they think it\u2019s not a white collar job hence they refuse. Their parents too are not keen on having their children do this and this hinders the awareness of conserving the birds,\u201d he says. One of the challenges at Yala Swamp, which hosts a variety of migratory birds is conflict between different interests. Together with Nature Kenya and Bird life, Ibrahim is coordinating a project on land use, which will divide land into conservation, community land, private development as well as a place of pasture to minimise the conflict and ensure survival of migratory bird\u2019s habitat.\u00a0 \u201cWe have created committees where we discuss about land conservation and how land will be used. The birds in this area are affected by the human wildlife conflict and such platforms bring awareness and sensitisation of the matter,\u201d says Ibrahim in conclusion.

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Goldman Sachs has agreed to acquire the variable life insurance and variable annuity business of Allmerica Financial Corporation. The purchase includes the life insurance subsidiary, Allmerica Financial Life Insurance and Annuity Company.
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Seniors Can Benefit from Downsizing Their Home
If you're a senior who wishes to "age in place," you may find that your current home just isn't suitable. Perhaps there is too much unused space, or climbing up and down the basement stairs to do laundry is becoming hazardous. Maybe you've accumulated a lifetime's worth of belongings that you're ready to purge in favor of a more simplistic, less cluttered home environment. If your goal is to be able to age in place comfortably, downsizing to a smaller home may be just the answer you are looking for. Whatever your reason for moving, it's important to know that you aren't stuck where you currently live. Despite what you may have heard, there's no reason why a senior in their 60s, 70s, or even older can't purchase a new home and enjoy the accompanying benefits.
Lower your payments
One of the largest benefits of downsizing is the decreased expenses. In general, your mortgage payment is typically your largest expense, accounting for 30 percent or more of your gross income. By downsizing, you not only lower your mortgage payment, but increase your free cash flow and save on interest throughout the term of your mortgage.
If you're really lucky, you'll completely opt out of the mortgage and pay off your home using the profit from the sale of your home. After mortgages, real estate taxes are the second largest expense you incur, but by lowering your square footage, you decrease your taxable real estate. For example, a 3,000-square-foot home assessed at $250,000 and taxed at a 30-mills-tax rate will pay about $7,500 in taxes, while a 1,500-square-foot home assessed at $100,000 and taxed at the same rate will pay about $3,000 in taxes. This equates to more than a 50 percent reduction in your tax liability. Downsizing also offers the opportunity to lower your utility bills, as less space to heat and cool equates to much smaller charges.
Enhance quality of life
Lowering your expenses is great, but downsizing also reduces the time you spend on maintenance. There will be fewer surfaces to clean and a smaller yard to cut, reducing the wear and tear on your body and giving you more time to dabble in new hobbies or spend time with family and friends. In the event that repairs must be made, a new roof or fresh coat of paint won't cost you nearly as much now that you have less house. You can use the savings to make upgrades to enhance your ability to safely age in place, such as installing grab bars in the bathroom, a shower/tub without a curb, or widened hallways and entryways. The primary purpose of downsizing is so that you can continue to live in your home as long as possible, and home modifications will only enhance that ability.
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You've seen the benefits of downsizing, but how are you going to finance this new endeavor? Before purchasing a new home, you'll need to figure out what you can afford. If you're looking to take out a traditional mortgage loan to pay for your new home, you may face some barriers getting approved. Most lenders will require some steady form of income in order to approve your traditional mortgage. This is no problem for some seniors, but if you're living on a fixed income with no real income stream, you may face problems. If you're already paying a mortgage on your current home, it shouldn't be an issue, but if you've been living without mortgage payments for some time, the added stress on your budget could prove overwhelming.
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Ballcaski History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
The saga of the Ballcaski family begins among the people of the ancient tribe of the Picts. They lived on the lands of Balcaskie in the parish of Carnbee in Fife. The name is a topographic surname, which was given to a person who resided near a physical feature such as a hill, stream, church, or type of tree. Habitation names form the other broad category of surnames that were derived from place-names. They were derived from pre-existing names for towns, villages, parishes, or farmsteads. Other local names are derived from the names of houses, manors, estates, regions, and entire counties.
Early Origins of the Ballcaski family
The surname Ballcaski was first found in Fife, where they held a family seat from ancient times.
Early History of the Ballcaski family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Ballcaski research. Another 98 words (7 lines of text) covering the years 1296 and 1600 are included under the topic Early Ballcaski History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Ballcaski Spelling Variations
Although Medieval Scotland lacked a basic set of spelling rules, which meant that scribes recorded names according to their sounds it was not uncommon for the names of a father and son to be recorded differently. As a result, there are many spelling variations of Scottish single names. Ballcaski has been written Balcaskie, Balcasky, Balkasky, Balcaski and others.
Early Notables of the Ballcaski family (pre 1700)
More information is included under the topic Early Ballcaski Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Migration of the Ballcaski family
Thousands of Scots left their home country to travel to Ireland or Australia, or to cross the Atlantic for the North American colonies. The difficult crossing was an enormous hurdle, but those who survived found freedom and opportunity in ample measure. Some Scots even fought for their freedom in the American War of Independence. This century, their ancestors have become aware of the illustrious history of the Scots in North America and at home through Clan societies and other organizations. Passenger and immigration lists show many early and influential immigrants bearing the name Ballcaski: Balcaskie of Carnbee.


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Glenville recounts the rich and varied history of the town on the north side of the Mohawk River that crowns Schenectady County. Long before it became an incorporated town, Glenville was the site of the last great struggles between the Mohawk and Mohican Indians for control of the Mohawk Valley, the regions first European settlement (1661), and numerous raids and encampments during the colonial wars of the 18th century. From farming to factories and railroads to roadhouses, Glenville is a compelling look at the architecture, culture, industry, and economic forces integral to the lives of residents past, present, and future.
In the 17th century, the area now called Niskayuna consisted mostly of cornfields. Niskayuna officially became a town in Schenectady County when the county split off from Albany County in 1809. From its early days as a farming community to its present state as a suburban town, Niskayuna has attracted residents from many areas. Transportation has been crucial to the development of the town, beginning with the Albany-Schenectady Turnpike. After the turnpike came the Erie Canal, proposed in 1808 and completed in 1825, which linked the waters of Lake Erie in the west to the Hudson River. Water transportation was soon joined by the Schenectady Railroad Corporation and the Troy and Schenectady Railroad. Finally, a modern system of roads and highways came into being during the 20th century. As manufacturing grew in the nearby city of Schenectady, Niskayuna emerged as the residential suburb that it is today.
Nestled among the rolling hills of the Mohawk Valley, the town of Rotterdam was formed in 1820 from the Third Ward of the city of Schenectady. Its history, chronicled in Rotterdams two hundred images, begins much earlier and is essentially the story of people past and present. The original settlers, mostly of Dutch origin, turned the wilderness into farmland. Their descendants and those who followed expanded into other livelihoods, producing goods that were shipped first along the Erie Canal and later across the nation by rail.


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Pronounced 'Pot-Ah-jay', this french term basically means "Kitchen garden" and was seen in Monastery gardens as far back as the 1500's. The vegetable beds are essentially laid out in a way that the produce is grown and easily accessible from the kitchen by the cook. In more modern times there are Chefs kitchens still used in large estates and some restaurants. For those keen vegetable gardeners, like myself, it is a way to have a more ornamental vegetable garden, mixing veges, flowers, fruits and herbs.
I was in one of my favourite Hospice shops late last year and came upon a book on Potager gardens, it was all of $3. At the time I was starting to think about what I was going to do with my large vegetable garden. As empty nesters, overproduction in my vegetable garden was becoming a norm and there is only so much you can give away to your neighbours. It was this book, and that absolutely stunning cover picture, that sparked my idea of downsizing my vegetable garden into a Potager garden.
Fast forward 6 months and one major landscaping project nearly finished, I have Pete out in the vege patch measuring up and redesigning the new Potager garden....excited oh yes just a little!!
So here is what I am thinking, of course with some, as always sensible, reality check suggestions from Pete.
Our Current Garden
At present we have three garden beds. Two are large, one being the original garden bed and one that Pete and Chris rotary hoed up for me about 4 years ago. The third is actually a small raised bed which I just grow lettuce and spinach in.
On the east side of the garden, along the fence line, I have a grapevine and a patch of strawberries.
Our current needs
As newly empty nesters, we are discovering the needs of a two person household are certainly different from a four person household. In terms of the vegetable patch this has seen a big reduction in the amount and type of produce that needs to be grown.
To help in the layout of the new Potager garden, I thought about what changes I wanted to make to the gardens in terms of production and use, such as the veges, herbs, flowers and fruit.
Peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes, zucchinis, sweet peas, beans, corn, spinach, lettuce, spring onions, chillis, asparagus, potatoes, broccoli, bok choy, cabbage were the main vegetables still to be produced.
Additional to the usual vegetables, I want to expand the berry patch. I have already got some blueberries, blackcurrants and raspberries, however I want to increase production.
I also did a lot of research looking on companion planting as I wanted to improve the use of other helpful plants to reduce pest in the garden and introduce more herbs and flowers. Annabel Langbein, who is awesome, has a great blog on vegetable gardening and provides information on companion planting. There is also some great guides that you can download from various gardening blogs on this topic, such as this one from Tui
Layout and structure
At this point I thought about the layout of the garden and how I could redesign it in the Potager style. As I am reducing the crop production, I can take space out of the existing beds, which I thought I would turn into paths.
One of the biggest issues I have currently with the garden beds is that they are on a slope. Apart from a mowing strip there is no frame around the beds to keep the soil in. It's a pain really, especially on the downward slope of the beds. It seemed to perfect opportunity to fix this by making the beds into raised gardens...poor Mr P he was not that impressed when I mentioned that. Ideally I wanted the frames to be made of railway sleepers...but budget brought me back to reality so just the usual timber frames will have to do.
The two large beds will be split into four by creating a path through the middle of each of them. The third bed, which is the only raised garden bed I have, will remain.
So all in all there will be 5 small raised garden beds and it will look like this;
The new beds will be framed up as raised gardens and level...yeah so much easier for my gardening. The paths will be created by removing that section of the garden. The existing dirt will be used to build up the new garden beds, so I will not lose too much good soil.
Also look to build more permanent wooden structures for the plants, like the A-frame, Teepee and Flat Trellis.
For the paths, we have leftover white stone chip from the east side garden landscaping, so will use that to lay out the paths.
There you have it folks, the plans for my Potager garden, easy as that !!! well now all we have to do is to make it!
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Today’s recipe may sound highly unusual, but it really isn’t. When we visited Tahiti a few months ago, “fish with vanilla sauce” was on every restaurant’s menu and once we tried it, it wasn’t hard to understand why. It is an amazing combination and one of the tastiest ways to eat fish. Obviously, people in Tahiti use local produce to come up with incredible dishes and this recipe clearly has a “French touch” too. In fact Tahiti has some of the best Vanilla in the world! When we came back, I was determined to recreate some of the delicious dishes we had eaten on the islands and after successfully making Firi Firi, Pineapple and Passion fruit Jam and Mai Tai, I thought it was time to try my hands with this dish. And I found the perfect recipe for it as it tasted exactly like the one we had in Bora Bora! Despite its exotic name, making this sauce is very easy… and doesn’t require you to fly to the other side of the world to gather the ingredients. You can easily make it at home and be transported to an exotic island with every bite! Enjoy!
Fish Fillet with Tahitian Vanilla Sauce
The recipe for a deliciously exotic dish: Fish fillet with Tahitian Vanilla Sauce!
- 4 fillets of Ocean Perch Seabass or Mahi Mahi
- 1 shallot
- 250 ml – 1 cup heavy cream
- 80 ml – 1/3 cup dry white wine
- 1 tsp beef bouillon
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- ¼ vanilla bean pod slit in half
- Salt and pepper to taste
In a pan, lightly fry the fish fillets in butter until golden brown. Remove the fish from pan and keep warm.
Lightly sauté the shallots in the pan with butter. Make sure not to brown them.
Add two teaspoons of vanilla extract. Promptly add one teaspoon of beef bouillon and the white wine. Stir until dissolved.
Slowly mix in the cream, scrape the vanilla bean pod and add it to the sauce.
Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Serve the warm fish fillets and the vanilla sauce on the side, along with steamed vegetables and/or jasmine rice.


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A day in the Ukhiya camp, home of 625,000 Rohingya refugees
We arrived at Cox's Bazar, a fishing port located along a 120-km stretch of beaches in southeast Bangladesh that draw the richest Bangladeshis. Paradoxically, this small seaside town is also a hub for expats working in nearby refugee camps. After 20 hours on planes flight, 10 hours of layovers, 4 airports, and a ride in a tum-tum (the Bangladeshi version of a tuk-tuk) I'm relieved to have finally arrived at my hotel and get a bit of rest. Tomorrow will be my first day in a refugee camp. The Ukhiya region is now crowded with 625,000 people, all waiting for a better future.
Ukhiya refugee camp | © Abir Abdullah/HI
The Ukhiya camp is about 30 kilometers from Cox's Bazar. It was small at first, but has expanded dramatically since the massive influx of Rohingya refugees in 2016. Jungle has given way to a bleak landscape where makeshift shelters and narrow paths dug into the reddish soil stretch for miles. The scenery is striking, but even more powerful is the sweltering heat. Colleagues in Bangladesh planned sessions for us to meet several beneficiaries, leaving us precious little time to acclimate as we went to one meeting after another.
First, we met Ali, an elderly man who had experienced a stroke that left him paralyzed on his left side. Ali explained to us how difficult it is to live in a camp like Ukhiya. Nothing there is designed to meet the needs of elderly people, and life is even harder for people living with disabilities. We then visited Sokina, a young woman, just 22, and permanently bedridden due to cerebral palsy. Sokina cannot speak, but with her eyes fixed on me, I get a sense of her suffering. With each harrowing story, I struggle to end our conversations. We also feel the appreciation of the people we met, who recognized the commitment of HI staff to supporting them. I see now how vital humanitarian aid is to these people.
Sokina spends hers days at home © Abir Abdullah/HI
We're back at the main HI, site, which houses a rehabilitation clinic. Here, Hamas and his father are waiting to see us. Just six years old, Hamas also has cerebral palsy. The physical therapist begins some exercises with Hamas while his father, Saidunamin, watches closely. At home, Saidunamin is Hamas's primary caretaker. Four of Saidunamin's six children have some form of disability. This is a significant burden for the family in a refugee camp like Ukhiya, with its dirt roads and near complete lack of proper facilities. With tears in his eyes, Saidunhamin tells us how much he relies completely upon help from non-governmental organizations. The physical therapist tries to comfort him while I look on, unable to help.
Hamas follows a physiotherapy session © Abir Abdullah/HI
Once the session ends, Saidunamin stands up, takes his boy in his arms and gets ready to leave. After thanking the physical therapist, saying "shukria" in Rohingya, Saidunamin leaves the clinic and heads along one of the dirt tracks toward home. I then go back to the small Toyota truck, which takes us back to the hotel. At home, newspapers sometimes mention the Rohingyas' struggle, and our government emphasizes the urgency of this crisis. Nothing, however, could have prepared us for what we witnessed firsthand. It's hard to remain indifferent to the fate of these men, women and children. They are thousands of miles away from us, but their humanity shows us how alike we are.
Gabriel with HI team members in Bangladesh © Abir Abdullah/HI


Emergency health care in Murray Bridge remains one of the most divisive issues facing voters in Hammond in the lead-up to Saturday’s election.
At The Standard’s election forum last Tuesday, registered nurse Jane Gregurke said "a lot of people" had been upset by SA Best candidate Kelly Gladigau's proposal for a bulk-billing doctor to be based at the Murray Bridge hospital.
At present, GPs from Bridge Clinic attend whenever they are needed, but patients are charged a fee.
How would Ms Gladigau, a nurse at another Murray Bridge clinic, mend fences with the city's other health professionals if she were elected?
Ms Gladigau said it was nothing personal, but that patients should not be charged for emergency treatment under any circumstances.
"People aren't going to the clinic because they can't afford to get care," she said.
She commended Liberal MP Adrian Pederick for helping to create Leila’s lifeline, a hotline for patients with concerns about the care they are being given, following the death of Strathalbyn girl Leila Baartse-Harkin.
But she questioned why he had not supported another of the state coroner’s recommendations: that all hospital emergency departments have a doctor available on-site at all times.
Mr Pederick said it was a matter of funding, and questioned how SA Best would pay for its promise.
The Liberals have pledged to support a $7 million upgrade to the hospital’s emergency department; that pledge, like all Labor and Liberal promises, will be scrutinised by a Parliamentary Budget Advisory Service.
Mr Pederick said he believed Murray Bridge had only one credentialed emergency doctor who did not work at Bridge Clinic anyway.
"If Kelly can put up credentialed doctors from her surgery, they'll be welcomed at the hospital," he said.
He also said it was important that emergency patients be charged a small amount for after-hours treatment: "if they didn't, people would turn to it as a GP service and think they can turn up to emergency with a minor ailment".
Labor candidate Mat O'Brien said he had spoken with SA Country Health and agreed that the current system in Murray Bridge was repeated in every country town for a reason.
Both Ms Gladigau and Mr Pederick received applause for their positions.
But a Murray Valley Standard poll in October, when Ms Gladigau announced her policy, found 80 per cent of respondents sided with her.
More than 250 people have signed a petition she launched at the time.


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Sporting Kansas City are not going to let Dom Dwyer go to Olympiakos. Or at least they’re not going to let him go for $3 million.
"There’s a lot of different moving parts in these deals — both for the club and the player," Vermes said. "Everybody has to be comfortable with that. I would say right now, we’re not [comfortable] — neither of us are.
"So it’s simple: Based on what the structure and situation is, we’re not considering it at the moment."
It’s not surprising at all that Dwyer is staying put.
To begin with, Dwyer is recently married and his wife, Sydney Leroux, is expecting a child. They live together in Kansas City, where Leroux plays for NWSL club FC Kansas City, so there is a lot tying Dwyer to the city. Olympiakos is a fine club, but it’s not a mega club and not in a huge league.
Sporting are also an MLS Cup contender and teams with such high expectations don’t usually sell their star strikers midseason. Especially not for only $3 million. There is a price for every player, but $3 million isn’t that price for Sporting and Dwyer, and especially not midseason.
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Veteran Bollywood actress Dimple Kapadia who has starred in several Bollywood hit ventures like 'Bobby', 'Rudaali', 'Gardish', 'Ram Lakhan','Insaaf', 'Lekin', among others is no doubt one of the most versatile actresses of Indian cinema. Now adding one more feature to her cap, the actress will be starring in ace filmmaker Christopher Nolan's upcoming Hollywood venture 'Tenet'.
The news came as a surprise to the fans when the cast of the upcoming venture was unveiled on Wednesday. Following the same, Dimple Kapadia's daughter, Twinkle Khanna recently congratulated mother for her achievement. The actress shared a report stating the same on her Twitter handle hailing her mother. She said that Dimple sets an example that age is not an obstacle in the path of ability and talent.
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Really very thin on plot, dealing as it does with a relatively short period in Judy Garland's life (and how much plot can one extract from "stage performer becomes film performer"?), and really just a showcase for a series of singing performances from Ms McArdle. Still, McArdle is definitely noteworthy, and this is ultimately not bad TV biopic fare.
When some actual plot does occasionally rear its head, it all seems to be handled in a fairly shallow way, without any real delving into the stories big emotional mines, such as Garland's relationship with her parents, reaction to her father's death and her treatment - and medication - by the studios.
Judy Garland/Wizard of Oz trivia: Piper Laurie, who plays Judy Garland's mother in this film, would go on to play Auntie Em, Dorothy Gale's mother-figure in Return to Oz.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — Northern Arizona University’s Zach Bauman rushed for 118 yards and 2 touchdowns and the Lumberjacks returned two fumbles for scores, as they defeated the University of Montana Grizzlies 34-16 Saturday evening in NAU’s Walkup Skydome.
It was the Big Sky Conference opener for the teams, as the Grizzlies (3-1/0-1) suffer their first defeat of the season and the Jacks (3-1/1-0) registered their third victory in a row.
The Griz put themselves in a deep hole early in the third quarter, as cornerback Marcus Allen recovered a UM fumble and returned it 22 yards for a touchdown, giving NAU a 25-point, 28-3 lead with 13:59 left in that stanza.
Montana’s offense struggled in the first three quarters, and scored its first touchdown of the game with 12:14 left, when Jordan Johnson tossed a 15-yard scoring pass to wide receiver Mitch Saylor.
After the Johnson-to-Saylor hook-up NAU kicker Andy Wilder connected on back-to-back field goals from 23 and 46 yards out, and his second three-pointer gave the Jacks a 34-10 advantage with 5:01 left in the contest.
The Grizzlies’ final score came on a 9-yard pass from Johnson to freshman tight end Jordan Harper with 3:02 to go.
The Jacks took a commanding early first-quarter lead, as Bauman scored on back-to-back touchdowns on runs of 41 and 5 yards, the his second TD run coming with 8:26 remaining in the opening stanza.
UM’s only points in the first half came on a 42-yard field goal by freshman kicker Ben Worst with 5:20 left in the first quarter.
NAU tacked on another score on a 95-yard fumble return by linebacker Ryan Reardon with 2:03 left until halftime. That defensive score came after Griz quarterback Johnson tried to score on a 4th-and-3, but the ball was jarred loose and Reardon scooped it up and raced into the end zone for the score.
NAU led 21-3 at intermission. Bauman had 11 carries for 92 yards and his two scores in the first half.
Johnson was 17-of-38-0 for 292 yards and 2 TDs, but was sacked four times. Halfback Travon Van led UM with 45 yards rushing on eight carries.
The Griz defense was led by senior linebacker Brock Coyle with a game-high 13 tackles, while fellow senior LB Jordan Trip had 8 tackles, including two for losses.
Montana is home next Saturday, Oct. 5, hosting Portland State in its annual Homecoming game. NAU plays at11th-ranked Montana State next Saturday.
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Child abuse is defined to include physical, mental or sexual abuse of a child.
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AVALON, Calif. – The U.S. Championship Catalina Channel Crossing is the pinnacle race of the Southern California Outrigger Association. Where paddlers from all over California to Tahiti come to race. It has been over 15 yrs since Avalon has had a representative in the race. With the backing of the City of Avalon’s Community Service Department the Catalina Island Outrigger Canoe Club (CIOCC) was reborn.
The CIOCC has 30 SCORA registered race team members and 45 total members. CIOCC filled a Men’s and Women’s 9 man spec division teams for the U.S. Championships. The women’s team paddled from Newport Harbor to Catalina. As they finished the 26 mile journey the entered the harbor with all 9 members in the boat to a roaring applause from the locals.
The Men’s team got to a great start only to Huli (flip a boat) twice. It look like the men were out of it, but they bounced back, paddled hard, and after 30 miles from Avalon to the shores of Newport Harbor they snuck into 3rd place. The Club as a whole received the Ho’e Bill Pettit Memorial Perpetual award the “most inspirational” team.
Overall Avalon should be proud of the Locals who have decided to bring back the Aloha spirit of Canoeing. The CIOCC is inviting everyone out this weekend Sat. Sept. 16th to paddle a canoe. Location will be middle beach; 11-12 pm 6-8th grade; 12:15-1:15 9th-12th grade; 1:30-3pm Adults. Does not matter the age, gender, or social background there is always a seat for you in the Canoe. Malama da Aina!
Avalon is situated on the easterly portion of Catalina Island, 22 miles south/southwest of the Los Angeles Harbor breakwater. Avalon is a little over 2 2/3 square miles in size. The island itself is 76 square miles in area, 85% of which is in a conservancy area to be maintained in its natural state in perpetuity. The picturesque and leisurely seaport village of Avalon has a permanent population of around 3,500, with an annual visitor count of close to one million. The Island’s primary industry is tourism.
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TOWNSHIP OFFICES & FREE LIBRARY CLOSED
Springfield Township offices will be closed on Monday, January 2, 2023 in observance of New Year's holiday.
The Free Library of Springfield Township will be closed on December 30 through January 2. The Library's Book Drop will also be closed during that time. The Administration Building and Library will reopen Tuesday following normal business hours.
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Trash and recycling scheduled for Monday collection will be picked up on Tuesday, January 3, 2023.
Due to the amount of recyclable materials generated during the holiday season, please note that recyclables will also be collected on Tuesday, January 3, 2023. No other pickup days should be affected by this holiday.
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Christmas trees will be collected beginning January 4th until January 20th. Please place your tree at the curb for collection on your regular refuse collection day. Please do not "wrap" the tree in plastic, or leave lights and/or other decorations on it as it will be chipped into useful mulch and made available to residents in late winter. Please call the Township after February 1st to inquire about the availability of mulch.


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