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The Findhorn Hinterland Group Annual Report 2012-2013

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Annual Report 2012-2013

This year has been a year of consolidation and re-envisioning for the Findhorn Hinterland Group as a new committee took on the task of running the group and effectively managing the land.

1.  The Committee.  Committee members have been Duerten Lau- Convener /New Findhorn Association (NFA) liaison, Jonathan Caddy -Vice-Convener, Judith Berry- Secretary/ Findhorn Dunes Trust liaison, John Willoner- Treasurer/Community Council liaison, Pete Finch- Findhorn Foundation (FF) liaison, Eian Smith- Duneland Ltd liaison, Sean Reed- Biodiversity Consultant, Fay Blackburn-Shelter Co-ordinator, Fabien Barouch- Title Holder Association (THA) liaison, Ian Purkis-Woodsman and Land Manager and Kajedo Wanderer Forest Manager/Woodcutter Co-operative co-ordinator.  Ken Mills continued to nominally be on the committee in his role as ex-professional forester but was not able to attend many meetings due to failing health.  He died later in the year and was appropriately buried in the Green Burial area in the woods surrounded by the land that he helped care for over the last few years.  His wealth of knowledge, positive energy and his practical contributions were highly valued and his presence has been much missed. Fabian stepped down towards the end of the year and Pete Finch has done so just before this AGM to be replaced by Pete Salmon as FF liaison person; the time and effort that both these members have put in has been much appreciated.  Also working on the committee’s behalf have been Will Russell who is the Green Burial Co-ordinator, Jamie Bryson who has been keeping the FHG website up to date and Yvonne Stuart who kindly took on the role of Membership Secretary this year and has been communicating with the membership through email. Subgroups still meet around Green Burial issues, Woodcutter issues, biodiversity issues and other topics as needed.  The committee continues to meet once a month and the hard work of this group of people who volunteer their time and expertise to further the conservation and educational aspects of the organization and manage the land to the benefit of everyone in the local area and visitors alike, is highly valued and much appreciated.

2.  Preparation for New Joint Management Plan.  There has been a need to prepare for writing the next five-year Joint Management Plan as the 2008-2013 plan finishes this year.  The review process has emphasized the effectiveness of the group over a four year period in bringing about practically all objectives set in the previous plan and the importance of having a clear management document that all (funders, members, the committee, land owners, other interested bodies) can jointly work with and to.  Consultation within the committee, with the group’s membership, land owners and others is a key part of this process and has already started with the formation of different groups focusing on the different aspects of the organizations work – biodiversity, education, communication, green burials etc.  It is proposed to apply for SNH funding to take on a temporary, part-time project officer to help write this plan and spearhead the new projects that will be generated from it.  There will be a greater emphasis on working with the various landowners that have land on the peninsula to further the objectives of the group rather than concentrating on the land at present owned by Duneland Ltd and this will be reflected in the new plan.

3.  Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP).  Central to and guiding the new Joint Management Plan will be the draft BAP that Sean Reed prepared for the group in December 2012.  The previous management plan allowed certain ways of providing an income from the land through the pony field project, setting up the Green Burial project and the woodcutting and firewood supply project.  Although there has been an awareness of the importance of the biodiversity of the area, the day-to-day work has concentrated more on getting these income streams up and running rather than what is best management for maintaining and increasing the biodiversity of the land.  This new emphasis has been reflected in some of the work that has already been carried out this year such as items 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 in the next section.

4.  Work on the Ground.

            4.1 Lichen Management on Dune Heath Area.  Time and energy has been put in to devising a way of ensuring that the lower plants and in particular the nationally important lichens on the Findhorn peninsula are valued and preserved.  Heather Paul has become our local expert and with Sean Reed they have recommended the removal of gorse and pine trees from the most lichen diverse area owned by the Findhorn Dunes Trust.  With the Trust’s consent two well-attended work parties have made a significant start on this conservation work that will need to be carried out for many more years to come.  Another work party helped to successfully relocate important lichen species from the West Whins development site at the back of the Universal Hall- an activity highly commended by Dr Coppins of the British Lichen Society.

            4.2 Squirrel Survey/ Squirrel Management/ Forest Management.  To locate nests and see where squirrels are at present living in the Wilkie Woods, Sean and Ian carried out a red squirrel drey survey and found a surprising 32 dreys in the thirty acres of woodland.  Actual numbers of squirrels in the woods are low and it was realized that their would need to be a change in the woodland management if we were to give the squirrels an optimum chance of breeding and remaining part of the woodland ecology.  This is a significant change as much time has been put into creating an efficient firewood supply chain to deal with large amounts of blown timber that needed to be cleared from the land which in previous years has meant obtaining funding for training up ten people on chainsaws, buying chainsaw equipment, training people in basic first aid, buying good quality wood splitters and this year obtaining a much more reliable tipping trailer for the tractor to ensure smooth delivery of wood.   There is now a realization that most of the fallen timber removal has been done and that we can no longer supply fuel wood to local people from this source and are considering buying in timber to meet this need rather than over felling the present woods.  Felling will be done on a stricter rotational cycle and will now be confined to the non-breeding times between October and January.  This will have a long-term effect on FHG income from this source.

            4.3 Bird Boxes and Bat Boxes.  Ian Purkis constructed good quality bird and bat boxes that have now been mounted on trees in the Wilkie Woods and the use of these will be monitored.

            4.4 Remote Camera Surveying.  Sean Reed has set up his remote camera equipment on the land and successfully caught on film the presence of both pine martin and fox in various locations.

            4.5 Other Land Management Activities. The monthly work parties have been well attended this year allowing tree planting, path clearance, track maintenance, ragwort removal and young tree maintenance activities to happen on the land.  Additional work parties including several during the Findhorn Community Birthday week and young people from the Duke of Edinburgh scheme have helped with this work.  An additional 420 young trees donated by the Woodland Trust have been planted and the ten year old new woodlands to the west of Wilkie’s Wood have started to have some of the surrounding gorse removed to help protect these trees from fire.

            4.6  Firebreaks.  The FHG committee instigated having the Moray Council gorse shredder come in to have the existing firebreaks on the land widened and made more effective as well as creating one or two more breaks.  Although this work was part funded by the Findhorn Wind Park that is required to keep the area around the turbines gorse free to prevent fire damage, the lion’s share of the cost was funded through the FHG’s capital funds.

            4.7  Construction.  Ian Purkis and James Chitty constructed an excellent and robust worktable with built-in seating from forest logs and this is now situated near the old fire pit for school parties to use.  The funds for this came from the previous years Forestry for People Grant through the Forestry Commission.

            4.8  Ponies and Conservation Grazing.  From October last year, the number of ponies used for conservation grazing purposes and an income for the FHG, was reduced from four to three.   The conservation regime has become a bit tighter with clearer times on when grazing is beneficial and when the land is left to allow plants to flower.

5.  Educational Activities on the Land.

            5.1 Kinloss Primary School.  P6 from this local school continue to use the woodland for Forest School activities over a ten-week period in the autumn that is delivered by Wild Things!  They get here using the Kinloss/ Findhorn cycle path and gain much from this great outdoor experience on their doorstep.

            5.2  James Sherriff and Forest School Activities.  James delivered these very successfully for younger children during the school holidays last summer and autumn.  He is now taking a break from this work as he starts his own family with his partner in Germany.

            5.3  Children and Youth in Community Playhouse and Woodland Camps.   This group based at The Park and catering for three to six year olds has been using the woods as part of their programme; they have been so successful that they have already booked again for this coming summer and autumn.  They have expressed much appreciation for being able to use the local environment for broadening the experience of the very young people attending.

            5.4  Belong Camp.  This four-day camp experience was centred on Wilkie’s Wood and the woodland shelter and took place last May.  It was arranged by Children of the Earth (Scotland) and was designed to help teenager and young adult participants to connect more with themselves and the land.

            5.5  Ecovillage Design Education.  This longer Findhorn Foundation programme has used the shelter area over the last few years for a day’s workshop on practical housing and shelter design by having students create models of different examples of structures.  This year this took place in November.

            5.6  Duke of Edinburgh Groups.  Gavin Morgan, D of E Co-ordinator for the Moray Council, has been enthusiastic about offering the opportunities offered by Wilkie’s Woods and shelter to teenagers taking their various awards.  Several gatherings have taken place including a camp over weekend and some volunteering work managing the young woods.

            5.7  Walks and Talks.  There have been fewer organized walks and talks on the land this year but of note was a Bees, Birds and Butterfly Walk in July led by Steve Hull and a short Lichen Walk and Talk led by Heather George as part of one of the lichen conservation work parties.

            5.8  Playback Theatre Performance.  The woodland shelter was used as a venue for an arts performance put on by this local theatre company and funded through part of last year’s Forestry Commission grant.

6.  Green Burial Activities.  This past year there have been three green burials at the Wilkie’s Wood site (including Ken Mills already mentioned), two additional lair reservations and five reservations are pending.  Jonathan Caddy took on chairing the Green Burial sub-group which has met twice this past year and is about to meet again later this week.  Will Russell continues to do a sterling job as Green Burial Co-ordinator and is paid a fee for this important work that ensures that these events run smoothly.  John Willoner and Derek Simpson are being trained up as understudies for the co-ordinator’s role.  Ian Purkis milled new boards for the graveside from trees in the forest and these have proved to a welcome addition.

7.  Land Sale to the Findhorn Foundation.  Notification of the potential sale of most of the land owned by Duneland Ltd was given at the last AGM however for various reasons this land sale has still not gone through.  It is very likely that it will but the current stumbling block has been an area of contaminated land near the old RAF bomb dump which the Foundation wish to exclude from any purchase as they do not want any possibility of being liable for environmental clean up fees.  As the terms of the Joint Management Agreement with Duneland Ltd would be the same as for any new owner, the actual owner of the land should not make any significant difference to the way the FHG operates.   Further investigation by SEPA and the Moray Council are to be carried out in this coming financial year.

8.  Future Directions and Funding.

Details of future directions will be developed through the new management plan but an outline of some of the projects that are on the horizon are given below:

            7.1 Funding for temporary project officer to be sought. (SNH)

            7.2 New Management Document to be produced.

            7.3 Wildlife Ponds to be constructed in conjunction with the national charity Froglife.

            7.4 Mapping of the area for lichen management, woodland extension and land management to be carried out.

            7.5 Edible Woodland Garden project in conjunction with CWA to be started.

            7.6 Lichen management programme to be developed.

            7.7 Setting up a more structured programme of wildlife talks and workshops.

            7.8 Firepit project in the Magic Triangle area.

            7.9 Filing of FHG information.

            7.10 Further development of the educational uses of the land.

            7.11 Strengthening FHG membership and the committee.

Jonathan Caddy

Vice-Convener Findhorn Hinterland Group

16th April 2013.

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It was quite a night. You and some friends hit the bar and had a great time listening to music, singing karaoke and blowing off some steam. Then came the fight. Whether your opponent was a spur-of-the-moment choice or someone for whom you have harbored a longtime grudge, things got out of hand, and you ended up in handcuffs.

In the heat of battle, you may have been in your glory. However, in the morning, you are likely feeling a little sheepish and wondering about the consequences of your actions. A lot depends on the specifics of the incident, but if the bar fight resulted in injuries, your future may be on the line.

Assault and battery charges

Fighting in public is illegal in Florida and every other state, although how each jurisdiction handles the charge may vary. At the very least, you may face charges of disorderly conduct or disturbing the peace. Misdemeanor charges like these often result in weeks or months behind bars and a fine, although you may be fortunate to receive a sentence of community service. However, alcohol-fueled bar fights often go beyond a simple disturbance, and you may face other, more serious charges, such as:

  • Assault: You do not have to physically touch someone to be charged with assault. Did you make a threat to your opponent that had the potential for causing immediate fear or intimidation? For example, did you raise your fist and threaten to punch someone’s lights out? Did you get off your bar stool and take menacing steps toward the other person?
  • Battery: Under the law, even a touch without permission can be battery. Did you grab or shove the other person? Did you break your opponent’s nose? Was blood spilled or bones broken? Did your opponent require medical attention?

Assault and battery charges can carry much higher penalties than disturbing the peace, especially if prosecutors determine that you intended to do harm to your opponent. Additionally, if you used a weapon, you may have felony charges to deal with. You may be looking at years in prison and thousands in fines, as well as restitution.

Your defense may include the claim of self-defense or that you had no intention of hurting the other person. There may also be mitigating factors that will affect the severity of the charges. However, building such a defense is best done in cooperation with a skilled and experienced professional.

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It’s been a great few of weeks for distance flying according to a few Ozone friends.

Team Pilot Nick Greece wrote in about two nice flights he had on his Enzo 2:
Had an amazing day on the 17th from Jupiter, Utah, USA that I would like to share with you. Wanted to get up and away from the mountains and into the flats where I could handle more wind if I had to land backwards. Ive only flown Jupiter two other times and never really got up, so the first section to get the route lined up was a bit tough and the climbs were only 400-600 feet per minute which made for slow climbing, although every climb would send me 10 miles or more just with the drift. With an average speed of 32 mph I was able to fly 293.3km (172.7 miles) in just under 6 hours. To be alone in those flats in the wind is inspiring and slightly terrifying at the same time. Terrispiring. Those clouds you see in the photo were always just ahead of me. After four hours of being bummed I couldnt catch em I realized they too were in the same wind and I stopped trying. I think a world record will be broken out on them there flats! Can’t wait to fly out there again.
If you want to fly the flight with me check this out: Doarama Flight
You can check out the flight log here.

Then, on June 26th, Cody Mittanck and I flew together for eight hours! We launched from Nephi, Utah and I flew 275.86km (165 miles) to Carmel Junction while Cody almost made Kanab a few miles further. It was an incredible day which started very slow, with difficult conditions and turned into one for the books. The barometric altitude was way off on my instrument but it was a pretty high day. Chris Galli also sent an inspired line from near Park City almost to Green River. You can see the track log here and I hope you enjoy a Doarama of our flight!

Nuno Virgílio wrote in from Portugal to tell us of some big flights:
We’ve seen a very good week in the end of May with several pilots going beyond the 200km mark every day.

Nuno Virgílio (me :)) set a new local record at the famous site Linhares da Beira, flying 260km in 6h. The following week, starting close to the border in Spain, I could fly almost the same route, in the reverse way, for 242km, being blocked in the end by the shadow of big clouds that overdeveloped further north.

Here are the tracks for the first flight and the second flight.

Lastly, Tim-Patrick Meyer wrote in to tell us that Polish pilot Robert Niziolek flew over 222km in Norway on his Delta 2!

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I haven't made many self-improvements in quarantine, but leaning into vegetarianism is one I hope to hang on to.

By Margaret Eby
May 21, 2020
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I’m not someone who believes that this period of self-isolation and quarantine is a way to self-improve. Treating a national lockdown spurred by a pandemic as a space for productivity is the same as pretending unemployment is vacation. The time isn’t really yours if it’s eaten up with anxiety and fear. This isn’t spare time; it’s life in suspension. We’re all in various states of distress, some much more urgently than others. Trying to implement lifestyle changes in the middle of all that can be too overwhelming. Cling to whatever gets you through this time healthy and sane, and that is more than enough.

But despite all of that, I have found myself eating less meat these days. In fact, I’ve been gradually cutting down on my meat consumption even before the pandemic. Partly it’s because of the mounting evidence of how damaging raising animals can be for the environment, and the increasing dangers of climate change. I know that individual shifts in diet aren't necessarily as meaningful as overhauling the systems responsible for making meat cheap and plentiful, but it’s still a small thing I can feel good about. I’m no vegetarian or vegan guru—plenty of people have written more meaningfully and deeply about the shift to a diet that’s more vegetables than animals, and I encourage you to read them on the subject. But when the first wave of lockdowns came down in New York City, when I did my grocery trips to stock up on flour and rice and beans, I walked down the meat aisle and decided: Well, no. Here’s my chance to just not buy meat, and adjust to that being the norm.

I’m not super strict about it. When I found a few slices of pancetta in the back of my fridge on week four, I fried them and ate them over my Brussels sprouts pasta meal with gusto. When I ordered takeout the other day I went for chicken khao soi, one of my all-time favorite dishes. For me, the goal isn’t so much to be perfectly meat-free, but rather to be really intentional about when I eat meat, so that the default is meals without it, and the rarity is a sprinkle of meat here and there

Now that coronavirus has laid bare just how fragile our current food systems are, and how dangerous meat-packing plants can be for their employees, it feels like an especially good time to cut back on meat, and to support fair working conditions for everyone who labors along the line to get groceries to my fridge, from delivery workers to farmers to folks packed shoulder to shoulder along the line at a chicken processing plant. With meat shortages looming anyway and the abundance of summer produce on the horizon, taking a turn towards a more vegetable-centered diet seems practical, too.

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Raid the Spice Cabinet

If that sounds like something you want to do, too, here are a few things I did that helped ease the transition. First, making liberal use of my spice cabinet. I’m a diehard Burlap & Barrel evangelist, and so I had very good spices to jazz up my vegetable-based meals. Experimenting with spice combinations helped avoid the trap of being bored with the same vegetable preparations over and over. Taco seasoning is amazing on whole roasted cauliflower, for example. Sumac and Za’atar give everything a little brightness. Got herbs? Make a quick green sauce and liven up any vegetable situation.

Don’t worry about sticking to rules, just try what you think might taste good and you’ll probably be right. If you miss the smokiness of meat, smoked paprika is going to be your pal. If you’re going for that deep saltiness that you can find in anchovies or fish sauce, a dollop of miso is going to help you out.

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It Helps to Like Beans

Rather than going for meat-imitation products, I went hard in the bean department. I’m a known bean evangelist, but they really are versatile, filling, and wonderful. I eat them on toast, in soups, in pasta, and blended into dips. It’s an easy default to have them around, whether they're from a can or cooked from dry. I haven’t dabbled much in the world of tofu and tempeh yet, but those are other great options for protein and fiber that can act as the centerpiece of a meal otherwise occupied by meat.

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Mushrooms in Everything

I haven’t really missed the texture of meat, but that unctuous umami flavor is something I often want. For that I’ve found having a bunch of dried mushrooms is really helpful to anchor a vegetable-and-rice meal. Crushed up and steeped with boiling water, they make a rich, earthy stock that can be swapped in for some of the water when cooking rice, and you can also plump them up in water and throw them into a stir-fry in the last few minutes of cooking.

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Take Notes from Vegetarian Cultures

Of course, there are many, many people around the world who eat no meat, or meat in very limited quantities. There’s a long history of vegetarian cuisine from all over the world, but I’ve personally found food from India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka has been a huge help and inspiration. Saag paneer and all kinds of dal have been in the regular rotation for me in the last couple months. I’ve also been making Madhur Jaffrey’s excellent chickpeas cooked in Moghlai-style, and this Red Lentil Dal with Asparagus and Tamarind

Your diet is your business. But if you feel like this is a good time to make the shift, give beans a chance.


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"The bigger they are, the harder they fall." It's the worst nightmare of every investor in today's market -- buying a rocket stock just before it takes a nosedive.

Now I readily admit that sometimes stocks rise for a reason. But sometimes the rise becomes the reason. No matter how often we caution them not to, investors do have a habit of buying hot stocks and trusting momentum to keep 'em moving upward.

Problem is, if the price goes up too much, even a great company can turn into a lousy investment (and if the company was less than great in the first place). Below, I list a few stocks that may have done just this. Stocks that, according to the smart folks at finviz.com, have doubled (or nearly so) over the past year, and just might be ripe to fall back to earth.

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Skyworks Solutions (Nasdaq: SWKS) $30.24 ****
VMware (NYSE: VMW) $94.79 ***
Avanir Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: AVNR) $4.26 **

Companies are selected by screening for 100% and higher intraday price appreciation over the last 12 months on finviz.com. Current pricing provided by Yahoo! Finance. CAPS ratings from Motley Fool CAPS.

Question: What does treating neurological disorders have to do with cloud computing? What do either of these things have in common with the wave of tablet computers sweeping the nation? The answer to both questions: The companies behind these products are some of the hottest stocks on the Street.

Over the past year, investors in Nuedexta neurological-drug maker Avanir have thrilled to a startling 126% run-up in the value of their shares. VMware shareholders are sitting atop a similarly sparkling 109% profit -- and one that's done nothing but good things for parent company EMC (NYSE: EMC). In contrast, Skyworks solution looks positively modest when offering its mere doubling in stock price.

And yet, if you ask CAPS members, the relative attraction of these three stocks is actually the inverse of their relative performance, as the best performer (Avanir) gets only two CAPS stars to recommend it, VMware is liked a little bit more, and Skyworks tops the list with a strong four-star performance -- and I have to say that I second that emotion. While Skyworks isn't exactly a cheap stock, at 40 times earnings it's a heckuva lot less expensive than VMware's triple-digit price-to-earnings ratio and infinitely cheaper than the P/E-less Avanir. But is the simple fact of a smaller price tag reason enough to prefer Skyworks?

Perhaps not. Fortunately, though, CAPS members see a whole lot more to like in Skyworks than just the stock price.

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As CAPS member GearCat pointed out back in July, Skyworks is a key "supplier of components for the iphone which has been sold out everywhere!" But not just the iPhone. According to ccorhei, Skyworks components can also be found in the many, many Android-based phones competing with the iPhone for prominence. Indeed, if you run through the list of companies that depend on Skyworks' products, it's harder to find a smartphone player that does not patronize Skyworks, than one that does; Apple, LG, Motorola (NYSE: MSI), Research In Motion (Nasdaq: RIMM) -- "it's in there."

And WSMOOT19 sees no end to this trend because: "smart phones are the wave of the future."

Consensus builds
Nor is it just us poor, benighted individual investors saying this. I recently had the opportunity to talk smartphone trends with Steven Buhaly, CFO for Skyworks competitor TriQuint Semiconductor (Nasdaq: TQNT), and he had only nice things to say about this rival, praising Skyworks for delivering "consistent and reliable" performance for its investors. According to Buhaly, we're only a few years away from the time when most cell phones out there on the market are "smart" cell phones, the kinds of handsets that most heavily utilize the kinds of electronic components that TriQuint and Skyworks manufacture. (Oh, and incidentally, once that happens, TriQuint promises to respond in spades to my request for more free cash flow from its business.)

As for Skyworks, it's already generating pretty strong free cash flow -- about 98% of reported net earnings. Problem is, and very similar to the case when I reviewed TriQuint last month, I'm still not convinced there's enough cash coming out to justify the stock's valuation today.

Consider: Even with $134 million generated over the past 12 months, Skyworks currently carries a market cap of 40 times that sum -- despite consensus estimates that its earnings will grow at only about 15% per year over the next five years. While it's entirely possible Skyworks will grow these numbers in future years, I'd argue that much of this growth is already factored into the stock price today ... years before it becomes a certainty.

Foolish final thought
Buying with one eye on the future is an admirable trait in an investor, and I can't fault the folks who bought Skyworks a year ago. They're sitting on a clean double today as reward for their foresight. But now that the stock has doubled, I find it exceedingly difficult to justify buying the stock at the current valuation. Seems to me Skyworks' business may be rocking and rolling, but as for the stock? It's more likely a dud than a rocket from this time forward.

Disagree? Hey, it's a free country. If you think I've got it all wrong about Skyworks, here's your chance to set me straight. Click over to Motley Fool CAPS today, and tell me why I'm wrong.

This article represents the opinion of the writer, who may disagree with the “official” recommendation position of a Motley Fool premium advisory service. We’re motley! Questioning an investing thesis -- even one of our own -- helps us all think critically about investing and make decisions that help us become smarter, happier, and richer.


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Later Belgium and Hungary switched from playing in parks to golf courses and the game was introduced to Argentina in 2010. The American FootGolf League was founded in 2011. The game was internationally publicized, and countries worldwide started collaborating on the development of the game. By October 2014, the game was offered at more than 240 courses in the United States and was in the final stages of being recognized by Sport England.

The game’s emergence coincided with the decline of the popularity of golf among young people, with 643 courses closing between 2006 and 2014 in the United States.The sport has financially saved many struggling golf courses, and the Professional Golfers’ Association of America and World Golf Foundation have both acknowledged footgolf’s contribution to helping golf courses generate more income, and noted that it may contribute to the growth of golf itself. PGA president Ted Bishop said that “I think it would be ludicrous to think there won’t be a percentage of those people that might say, ‘Hey, you know what? I think I’d like to try and play golf.” One course in the United States has footgolf holes running perpendicular to regular golf holes, so that both games can be played at the same time.

Three countries combined to form the Federation for International Footgolf in June 2012, and the first Footgolf World Cup was held in Hungary that month.

In the spring of 2015 the National Golf Courses Owners Association (NGCOA) recognized the American FootGolf League (AFGL) as the governing body for the sport of FootGolf in the U.S.

In 2016 the second FootGolf World Cup was held in Argentina.

A sport with near identical rules, codeball, attained brief popularity in the United States during the late 1920s and 1930s.

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In addition to diversity in gender, race and personalities, leadership also needs to be diverse in age. Over the past five years, companies have made huge strides in increasing diversity, but business leaders still need to break free from outdated stereotypes in order to continue the progression. Take, for example, the notion that older generations have about millennials. For years, millennials have gotten a miserable rap for being a group of "lazy," "sensitive" individuals. In the next two years, it's expected that half of the workforce will comprise millennials. With these numbers only projected to increase, millennials must be developed and empowered to take on leadership positions.

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Great ideas don't just come from the higher-ups. The most innovative ideas come from all levels within an organization. From the interns to the C-suite, all employees have unique understandings of a company's strengths and weaknesses, as well as opportunities for growth. In order to harness these unique POVs, leaders need to communicate with employees one-on-one to learn their individual thoughts on the business and the challenges in the marketplace. The best quarterbacks know exactly where every player is on the field, so leaders need to listen to that feedback at every level and give it unbiased consideration.

Creating Camaraderie And Trust

Leadership is not just a job title but a characteristic. Every leader should ask themselves: Are people following me because they have to, or because they want to? Great leadership is about creating a supportive, trusting and rewarding environment within an organization where employees are empowered to grow, develop and build confidence in themselves.

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus caused a large share of the U.S. workforce to convert to home offices. What was initially thought to be a temporary situation, has proven to be a longer-term solution. As the majority of Americans still work from home, it is more vital than ever for managers to trust their employees to complete the job at hand. When employees feel trusted, they are more likely to thrive.

In an innovative company, leaders are constantly faced with new and evolving problems, but by creating a culture focused on constructive feedback, trust and camaraderie, an effective leader can breed tenacious, top-performing talent who are motivated to diversify their skill set, work as a team and solve problems together.

In short, good leaders have three very important jobs. The first is to build the strongest team possible. The second is to set a clear vision and direction for the company. And the third is to make sure everyone in the company has the confidence and drive to get there. If you can accomplish these things, you can develop an overcome mindset within the organization and achieve great things in this age of transformation.

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We are pleased to once again welcome the McGregor Victorian Carollers to bring some holiday season cheer to the Village for a 5th year!

Weather-permitting, you'll be able to enjoy their beautiful singing on both Saturday December 15th & 22nd from 1 to 3pm throughout the village. Not only will they be singing on the four corners of Spadina & Lonsdale, they'll also be popping in to a shop or two to spread the cheer indoors.


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Just yesterday you were peers with some colleagues who are now reporting to you. Now that you are a manager, not only your responsibilities have changed, but the interpersonal dynamics you’ve had with team members are completely different. People are looking up to you for leadership and to help them grow in their own careers. A lot is expected of you, and the liabilities are greater as well. Your words weigh more. Your decisions have broader implications. For first-time managers, it’s a lot to learn and apply.

In this specific workshop, we’ll look into the basics of transitioning from an individual contributor role into a management role for first-time managers. There are tons of resources on people management, but if you’re new to it, this is a good place to start.

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  • Discover how to expand our network and build relationships
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  • Become aware of and adjust our communication patterns
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As a manager and a working mom I felt, first hand, the struggle to find balance in my career and truly show up in the way I wanted to each day. Due to my passion for personal development, I continued to strive to find new ways to reach my goals and be the best version of myself in all the different areas of my life. With this experience I have chosen to focus my career into coaching and training others how to bring more of who they are into what they do. I seek to assist people in understanding their strengths and values in order to show up in their careers and relationships in powerful, authentic ways.

Both in my career and personally I have realized the power of aligning our efforts with our values, so this continues to be a foundational part of my coaching and training. I have worked with employees from large and small companies as well as entrepreneurs. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you!

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China and US CPI and PPI: Is it transitory?

This week’s CPI and PPI out of the US will give traders a better idea of where inflation is headed

China released both CPI and PPI data earlier and the results point to worries that inflation may pick up faster than expected.  China’s YoY CPI print was 0.9% vs 0.4% in March.  This is the highest reading since September 2020.  This big gainer in the CPI data was transportation and communication, which was 4.9% vs 2.7% in March.  Pork prices continued to decline, -21.4% vs -18.4% last.   The MoM headline reading was -0.3% vs -0.5% in March.

What are economic indicators?

But what was more interesting was PPI

PPI is a measure of producer prices. It tells what businesses are paying for materials they use to make their products.  In theory, these prices will be passed on to the consumer at some point in the future.  China’s YoY PPI for April was 6.8% vs 6.5% in March and only 4.4% expected! This is the highest reading since October 2017! Think about how much commodities, such as lumber and iron ore, have gone up over the last month.  The big question is “When will these price increases show up in the CPI data?”.

Now it’s time for the US release

On Wednesday, the US will release April data for CPI and on Thursday, for PPI.  Expectations for CPI are 3.6% YoY for the headline print and 2.3% YoY for the Core Inflation Rate.  PPI is expected to be 5.9% YoY for April.

Should the Fed be worried?

The Fed has indicated that after years of inflation below their target of 2%, they are willing to let inflation “run hot” for a period of time.  However, if the headline result is as expected, inflation will be significantly above the Fed’s 2% target.  One has to consider that if the PPI data is as expected, it will feed through to the consumer and the CPI. Does it matter? Probably not. The Fed has already indicated that they believe the current inflation is “transitory”.  They need a “string of months” of actual data before they determine that inflation is too hot (whatever “too hot” is considered). If the US data is “as expected”, PPI in two of the largest economies in the world will be 6.8% and 5.9%,  which is primary due commodities and raw materials.  Even if the inflation is transitory, how long can central banks allow inflation to “run hot” until they begin tightening rates?

Everything you need to know about the Federal Reserve

On a daily timeframe, USD/CNH had been moving in a downward sloping channel since May 2020 before a  1 ½ month correction in February and March of this year.  The pair began moving lower through April and tested the February lows yesterday near 6.4000.

Source Tradingview,

On a 240-minute timeframe, USD/CNH formed a hammer candlestick the at bottom with the RSI below 20, indicating a possible reversal.  Prices did bounce, however so far, USD/CNH can’t even reach the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement from the May 5th highs to the yesterday’s lows near 6.4378.  Resistance above is at the 38.2%. 50%, and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement levels from the same timeframe at 6.4379, 6.4483, and 6.4587, respectively.  There is also horizontal resistance slightly above the 61.8% Fib retracement at 6.4603.  Support is a yesterday’s lows near 6.4039, just ahead of the February 15th lows at 6.4007.

Source Tradingview,

In addition, on a weekly timeframe (not shown), there is horizonal support below at 6.3825, dating back to May 2018.

This week’s CPI and PPI out of the US will give traders a better idea of where inflation is headed.  Will the data be transitory or not?  Is it hot, or too hot? These are the questions traders will be asking themselves over the next few months!

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FX analysis: Brexit-Driven Rollercoaster Rocks Markets

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The Farm where the Barn Quilt is located is E ½ Lot 27 Con 7 Grey Highlands ( Formerly Euphrasia) and is approx 100 acres. It would be taken from the Crown in the Late 1850’s or 1860’s like other properties in the area. We are not aware of the original or subsequent owners. The 1895 on the barn I believe is when the original main part of the barn would have been built, George and Mable Sewell would purchase the Farm in early 1940’s. They would put the Farm name “Maple Grove” on the barn. The connection of course is to the Maple bush at the back of the farm. This is of course reflected in barn quilt with the maple leaf around the boarder. We have many fond memories of coming to visit Mable with her large quilt in the front room with her working away at it watching what the daily activities where happening on the farm. The farm would be purchased in 1996 by the Caswell Farms (Murray & Kevin) from the Sewell’s. It would be continued to be farmed with livestock and crops. The symbol in the centre of the quilt is of course from a long time tractor brand Massey Ferguson formally Massey – Harris. This connection to the barn quilt goes back to our Dad’s (Wilfred) first tractor which was a Massey- Harris model 30 in 1953. The Massey Ferguson brand has been and continues even today to be the brand of choice at Caswell Farms. Currently the farm is operated by Murray, Kevin and Grant as a part our total farming business. This operation is being farmed by the third generation of the Caswell Family.


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What Parents Need to Know about Encrypted Apps

Andrew Zack
June 2, 2020

When reading the word ‘encryption,’ you might connect it to security more than safety. But increasingly this technology is being utilized by apps and services that families frequently use. Whether you have young children and are looking to regulate their technology use to age-appropriate apps, or teenagers with whom you set tech boundaries together, understanding the apps your children use is essential to good digital parenting.

Encryption, for the purposes of this blog, is a type of digital security that makes it incredibly difficult for third parties to hack into an app. Encryption is most useful for apps that handle sensitive, personal information that you would want to protect in the physical world as well. Apps that are encrypted often are used for things like online banking or for storing personal health information. But there is another category of encrypted apps that are popular - ones used for communication purposes. And it is likely that your whole family already interacts with these apps.

Encrypted messaging apps allow users to send messages that are extremely hard to intercept and read. The only person who can read what you type is the person you send the message to. This level of security ensures that users can have private conversations, and protects them and their data from bad actors. Law enforcement and even the app owners themselves do not have the ability to intercept and read users’ messages since encryption is such a powerful protection. Examples of communication apps that use “end to end encryption” include WhatsApp, iMessage*, and Signal. These apps are very popular and heavily used for communication with friends and family, to create plans, and stay in touch.

If you decide to let your children use encrypted apps you should know that the messages that they send are protected and private and will not be able to be accessed by the company, or by law enforcement. It’s important that you know this in order to have an informed conversation with your children about the technology they are using.

Ultimately, the apps that your children use, how they use them, and whether or not they are encrypted are up to you as a family to decide. Researching the security measures that each app provides is an excellent place to start and most apps will post their security and privacy policies online. By curating your child’s apps, they will in turn create the foundation for a rewarding online experience. But don’t forget to have check-in conversations with them about their use of technology and to review their favorite apps periodically.

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*iMessages are end-to-end encrypted when they are between two Apple devices (such as iPhone to iPhone) and the messages appear blue, not green, like a regular SMS or text message.

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Andrew Zack is the Policy Coordinator for the Family Online Safety Institute, supporting policy and research work relating to online safety issues, laws, and regulations. He works with federal and state legislatures, relevant federal agencies, and industry leaders to develop and advance policies that promote safe and positive online experience for families.
Andrew joins FOSI after five years in Senator Ed Markey's office, where he worked primarily on education, child welfare, and disability policies. Andrew studied Government and Psychology at the College of William and Mary.


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Opera Singer, Actress. She was a lyric soprano who sang leading roles in the principal theatres of Europe and America for around 20 years. Taking to music early she began lessons at five and started giving public recitals at 14; after early vocal education in Boston, New York, and Paris, she was trained in Berlin by legendary Wagnerian soprano Lilli Lehmann, making her 1901 professional debut there as Marguerite from Charles Gounod’s “Faust”. notable success in Berlin and Monte Carlo followed as the title leads of Ambrose Thomas’ “Mignon”, Gounod’s “Romeo et Juliette”, and Jules Massenet’s “Manon”. Returning to America, she made her november 26, 1906, Metropolitan Opera bow as Juliette; Gerry was to earn rave reviews for her performance as Cio Cio San in the Metropolitan premiere of Giacomo Puccini’s “Madame Butterfly” in 1907 and her assumption of the same composer’s “Tosca” in 1909. Over the course of her career she appeared at the Metropolitan about 500 times in 29 roles, with 95 performances of Cio Cio San and 58 of Georges Bizet’s ‘cigarette girl’ “Carmen” leading her list. Gerry gave several world premieres, most notably of Puccini’s “Suor Angelica” at the Metropolitan on December 14, 1918, under the baton of Roberto Moranzoni. She was always a darling of the media, and in a phoenominon that prefigured the “rock groupies” of a later age numerous teenage girls calling themselves “Gerry-Flappers” followed her career. Between 1915 and 1920 Gerry appeared in about a dozen silent movies, her most acclaimed parts being the lead of Cecil B. De Mille’s 1915 version of “Carmen” and Joan of Arc in 1917’s “Joan the Woman”. Her private life was not without scandal; rumours of liasons with Crown Prince (later Kaiser) Wilhelm of Germany and such musical personalities as Arturo Toscanini and Enrico Caruso persisted. (In response to an ultimatum, Maestro Toscanini left Gerry, the Metropolitan, and America in 1915 rather than give up his wife). Her one marriage, a 1916 union with actor Lou Tellegen, ended badly in a messy and public 1923 divorce. Gerry retired in 1922, still young but with her voice used-up by overwork and roles such as Tosca and Butterfly that were probably too heavy for her. She continued to sing recitals until 1931, worked for one season as a Metropolitan Opera radio commentator (famous exchange: “How does one get to sing like Rosa Ponselle?” Gerry’s answer: “By special arrangement with God.”), and with her mother co-wrote an autobiography entitled “Such Sweet Compulsion”. In 1960 she was awarded two stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, though the one honoring her film career has been somehow lost while her music star remains. Gerry died of heart disease; much of her recorded legacy, mostly cut for RCA Victor, is still available in CD format.

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What happens to your body when you drink a can of Coke?

Are you curious to know what happens to your body when drinking a can of coco-cola soda?

An info-graphic found on TheRenegadePharmacist.com explains what happens to your body in only one hour.

Below you'll find an incremental breakdown of how the site claims it all goes down.

According to the graphic, the 10 teaspoons of sugar take effect 10 minutes after consumption. Another ten 10 minutes after that your blood sugar to rises and causes a burst of insulin. Your liver then takes the sugar and turns it into fat.

40 minutes later, your body has now absorbed the caffeine and your pupils may dilate. Blood pressure will also rise and your liver responds by putting more sugar into your bloodstream. This allows you to stay awake because the adenosine receptors in your brain are now blocked preventing drowsiness.

Another 5 minutes, your body increases production of the dopamine, a pleasure neurotransmitter.

In 60 minutes, the caffeinated drink's phosphoric acid clings onto calcium, magnesium, and zinc in your lower intestine to boost your metabolism. Shortly after, you will have to urinate (that's the caffeine) and the bonded calcium, magnesium, and zinc that's needed for your bones will exit your body.

Sodium, electrolytes, and water have exited your system as well which will cause you to irritable and sluggish. You may know this feeling as a sugar crash. This has happened because when the water that was in the Coke, along with valuable nutrients that would've kept you hydrated, were lost during urination. Those valuable nutrients could've also help build strong bones and teeth.

The site says that regular consumption of these drinks may cause high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, and obesity.


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Atlanta City Council members tour Atlanta Police Academy

Atlanta City Council members took time on Thursday to tour the Atlanta Police Academy.

District Nine Councilmember Dustin Hillis organized Thursday afternoon's tour at the facility on Southside Industrial Parkway.

City leaders said the training is designed to prepare officers for what they'll encounter while out in the field.

Council members said the day trip will help city leaders grow their trust with the department.

The tour also gave council members an opportunity to watch recruits-in-training and how they make decisions in high-pressure situations.


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Treadmill Maker Peloton Agrees To Recall Potentially Dangerous Products

Treadmill maker Peloton has announced that it will agree to recall its treadmills after numerous injuries and even a death were caused by the exercise machines. This marks a reversal of position for the treadmill maker, which at first resisted any attempts to recall its products.

Peloton says it will refund Peloton owners, or at least, make repairs to people’s treadmills. This was following numerous reports of the treadmill’s touchscreen coming off, and in some cases, falling off of the treadmill and causing injuries. But the real problem with the machines came from below–specifically, the belt that runners would actually stand on.

Devices Could and Did Trap People Underneath

The Peloton treadmills are a bit different than traditional treadmills. They do not use a continuous belt, the way traditional treadmills do, and there is a larger space between the bottom of the treadmill and the floor below it. This means that children (and potentially, animals or adult body parts) can be pulled under the device by the belt, and trapped or squeezed between the belt and the floor.

When a child or animal does get trapped under the device, the belt often does not stop moving—it continues running, thus “sucking” the victim further underneath the heavy treadmill. The government released a home video, showing this exact thing happening to a young child.

Peloton Resisted Government Urges to Recall the Product

When the consumer product safety commission suggested in April 2021 that people stop using the treadmills, Peloton resisted, issuing statements contradicting the government findings and recommendations.

Pelotons do have a key to lock the device, and Peloton initially suggested that they be locked to avoid kids, pets, or others, from using or getting trapped underneath the devices. It also suggested the devices be locked away, and unplugged when not in use. Peloton does sell a smaller version of the treadmill, which is cheaper, but which doesn’t use the same design that caused these injuries.

Government Has Limited Power

The case illustrates how many companies are initially resistant to calls from the government to take a product off the market, even a product as ubiquitous as the Pelotons—it is estimated that about 1250,000 Peloton devices are affected by the recall.

The case also demonstrates that the government is generally not always able to compel a product manufacturer to take a defective product off the market. Sadly, it often takes an injury, and then a lawsuit, to do that.

The Peloton recall demonstrates a classic design defect case. The product worked exactly as it was designed to work. The problem is that the core, fundamental design of the product is or was faulty.

Call the Clinton personal injury attorneys at Fox Willis Burnette, PLLC, for help if you are injured by a product. Our expert witnesses and attorneys can investigate, and determine whether a product is defective-and potentially, dangerous.

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'Obamaphone' use grew 100-fold in 3 years in Maryland -- to twice the eligible number

As many as 645,000 Maryland residents had so-called Obamaphones in 2012 — one hundred times as many people as there were in 2009, and double the number in that state who are supposed to be eligible for the program based on their income.

The program, officially called Lifeline, is run by the Federal Communications Commission and imposes hefty fees on every paying phone company to give free phone service to low-income Americans.

The profits to telecom companies from the free, government-provided phone service are so great that in Nebraska alone, 51 corporations, many of them who are not even traditional phone companies building infrastructure and attracting paying subscribers, fought for a piece of the pie.

That structure allows advocates to argue that it’s not a tax and doesn’t affect the budget, and lessens the extent to which the FCC is beholden to Congress.

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