Offshore
Residents' Community Forum
Have
Your Say - Church Point Carpark (Precint 1)
Sunday
March 18 from 4-6pm - Scotland
Island Hall
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IMPORTANT: Church Point Car Parking
Options Survey
An online Survey of
Scotland Island and Western Foreshore Households regarding
Church Point
Plan of Management Carpark Options has just been
distributed via email to all Offshore residents.
Some
residents either do not have an email address or are not registered on
the mailing list. Hard copies of this Survey will be posted
to
those without email, however, if you would like to receive the online
version, please email cassgye@spin.net.au
to go on the list to receive this notification.
Only
Offshore resident owners or tenants are eligible to complete the Survey.
Please come to the PUBLIC
FORUM AND INFORMATION SESSION, this Sunday,
March 18 @ 4pm in the Scotland Island Community Hall to
ask any questions.
NOTE:
THIS SURVEY WILL CLOSE AT 6PM ON MONDAY, APRIL 9, 2012
Pink Water Taxi Notice
Mobile Phone
Outages
Residents
have noticed problems with the mobile phone networks this
week.
Vodafone, in particular, has been refusing to connect.
Commuters
trying to reach the Water Taxi have reported trying multiple times
before they finally get through and, yes, the Water Taxis are all on
Vodafone (for now).
In all likelihood, two things are conspiring against us.
Firstly,
as part of their $1 billion programme, Vodafone is doing an
extraordinary amount of work on their Cell Sites on the Northern
Beaches, upgrading them to include the new 850MHz 4G network... but
that's not supposed to affect service.
Secondly, on
Tuesday (March 6), two powerful X-class eruptions on the Sun (solar
flares) triggered the strongest solar storm in eight years.
Most
recently, two more X-class eruptions on March 10 arrived on Earth
today, March 12, resulting in about a two-hour disruption of
telecommunications. Disruptions due to solar flare activity
are
forecast to continue until approximately March 16. Why one
mobile
phone network would to be more affected than another is almost
certainly technical and boring.
So if at first you don't succeed, hit redial. Still no joy - send a
text. We are there and just as frustrated as you are.
Yours aye - Pink Water Taxis
Beatlemania returns!
The
Flaming
Doghouse ‘Beatlemania’ extravaganza is back.
This time they’re playing at Pittwater
High School on Saturday, 17 March at 7pm as part a
fundraiser
for the PHS European Band Tour 2012.
Dress is ‘60s theme. Bring your nibbles and drinks for your
table.
Doors open at 3 to 5pm to dress tables.
A great night of dance is promised to all.
Don’t miss out. Get your tickets this week for Beatlemania.
Book tables now by ringing Pittwater High School on 9999 4035 and
paying by credit
card, or phone Melanie Marshall on 0415 440 662.
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West
Pittwater Rural Volunteer Bushfire Brigade
NOTIFICATION OF
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD ON SUNDAY 18th MARCH 2012 AT 10.00am
Elvina
Station, South Elvina Park, Elvina Bay
AGENDA
Acceptance of Minutes from 20th March 2011 Annual General Meeting
President’s Report
Captain's Report
Treasurer’s Report
Secretary’s Report
Training Officer’s Report
Equipment Officer’s Report
Environmental Officers Report
Fire Control Officer’s Report
The following people are to be elected:
- President
- Captain
- Vice
President
- Senior Deputy Captain
- Deputy Captain 1
- Deputy Captain
2
- Deputy Captain
3
- Community Safety
Assistant /Officer
- Equipment
Officers
- First Aid
Officer
- Boat
Officer
- Training
Officer
- Assistant Training
Officer
- Catering Co-Ordinator
- Environmental Officers
- Treasurer
- Secretary
GROUP
CAPTAINS REPORT
ANY
OTHER BUSINESS
All interested parties are welcome.
Please contact Brigade Secretary – Graham Earl (E:
gearl@bigpond.net.au, M: 0419 448 477) with any questions or issues
ASPECTS OF A LIFE: Working with Indigenous Australians
Michael Edols
Ronin Films -
Educational DVD Sales
www.roninfilms.com.au
Four
films by Michael Edols
Collector’s edition with accompanying book and
a 40-minute interview with Edols recorded in Canberra in 2011.
LALAI
DREAMTIME
(1972, 60 mins)
www.roninfilms.com.au/video/819/60/6541.html
FLOATING …
LIKE WIND BLOW ‘EM ABOUT
(1975, 72 mins)
www.roninfilms.com.au/video/819/40/6543.html
WHEN THE
SNAKE BITES THE SUN
(1985, 57 mins)
www.roninfilms.com.au/video/819/140/6544.html
HERE’S MY HAND
(1988, 27 mins)
www.roninfilms.com.au/video/819/40/6545.html
After
14 years in the making, the Aspects of a Life: working with Indigenous
Australians is now packaged of four films. The ASPECTS collection of
films and interview are on two DVD’s, plus an extended essay booklet is
within the package. Just released this past week, with sales already
coming in and here is the link: - http://www.roninfilms.com.au/feature/6507/aspects-of-life.html
Another
connect in the development of my fleeting moment of contributing to
cinema histories was with a mentor and celebrated Cecil Holmes who came
on as the post-production writer for THE VOYAGE OF BOUNTY'S CHILD. In
the past three years I have produced a re-grade and this resulted in
the E/D Cinema format and my distributor RONIN has also picked up this
titles to be released by April-May 2012 http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0202662
Meanwhile,
here is another link to a cheery cinema short OUT THEY GO that I made
for when we had cinema shorts which was part of going to the cinema.
Yes, I know this is by-gone-days however I keep telling people retro is
in fashion; I am here and available http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYmWURmskMM
It’s been rewarding to see these titles find a new audience and somehow
these works have stood the test of time.
Michael Edols
26th February 2012
"Borrowed" Newspapers at Tennis.
Yep it's happened AGAIN!
To the person who likes to 'borrow'
the weekend Sydney Morning Herald from Tennis Wharf, please note, on
occasion we cannot collect our papers till a bit later. Don't think
they're free for the taking. Just take a close look, it has OUR name on
it in big black letters. We want it. If you enjoyed last weekend, here
is a great option to subscribe -- including free delivery to the island
courtesy of our wonderful ferry drivers: go to
subscribe.smh.com.au.
Iain and Tracy
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