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Australia is on track to halve the gap in child mortality by 2018. There has been significant improvement in Indigenous child mortality from 1998 to 2012, with the Indigenous child mortality rate declining by 32% from 252.3 per 100,000 to 164.7 per 100,000. There was also a significant decline in the gap of 38% during this period.
Australia is also on track to eliminate trachoma, a preventable eye disease which can cause blindness, by 2020. Trachoma prevalence has significantly decreased in 5-9 year olds in screened communities from 14% in 2009 to 4% in 2013.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Survey results indicate that 44.4% of Indigenous Australians aged 18 and over smoked in 2012-13, a decrease of 3 percentage points from 47.7% in 2008.
The Department significantly increased its State and Territory collaboration through the Indigenous Health Partnership Forums in each jurisdiction to improve policy and programme development and service delivery, and reduce wastage and duplication.
Improved focus on reducing cardiovascular disease (CVD) and increasing CVD patient treatment will result from the work done by the Commonwealth and States and Territories during 2013-14.
Strengthened primary health care through the provision of outreach services which delivered expanded health care services to 123,136 patients in 2013-14 (a 25% increase from 2012-13).
Chronic disease remains a major cause of the life expectancy gap. Improved prevention, detection and management of chronic disease is needed. Frontline service delivery must be the priority, including multidisciplinary care following health assessments and chronic disease care planning.
The inequality in health outcomes between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians remains a challenge.
There has been an increase in MBS health assessment and chronic disease care planning items, however follow-up care lags behind the increase in health assessment and care planning.
In 2014-15, the Department will establish the Indigenous Australians’ Health Programme. The streamlined programme consolidates Indigenous health funding to better address basic health needs at the local level. This aims to improve health outcomes and reduce health inequality between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous Australians.
In 2013-14, Outcome 8 was the responsibility of Indigenous and Rural Health Division.
Outcome 8 aims to improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to effective health care services essential to improving health and life expectancy, and reducing child mortality. In 2013-14, the Department worked to achieve this Outcome by managing the programme outlined below.
Programme 8.1 aims to improve access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to effective primary health care services, maternal and child health services, and social and emotional wellbeing services, and to promote the prevention and management of chronic disease.
In 2013-14, the Department released the first National Key Performance Indicators (nKPI) Report, and the report from the Sentinel Sites Evaluation of Indigenous Chronic Disease Package. The nKPI report showed improvements in the delivery of clinically appropriate care and health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients. These reports also provide a strong evidence base for future policy and programme design and development, focussing on improved clinical quality, efficiency and effectiveness.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people experience more than twice the burden of disease of other Australians. The Department continued a number of initiatives in 2013-14 to reduce rates of chronic disease and improve health outcomes for Indigenous Australians living with a chronic disease. These initiatives included prevention, detection and treatment services in the primary health care system.
Chronic disease mortality rates in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations continue to decrease. However, because the reduction has been in both populations, the gap between them has remained.
The 2012 Indigenous chronic disease mortality rate (898 per 100,000) was within the target range (817-903 per 100,000). The gap between the Indigenous and non-Indigenous chronic disease mortality rates for 2012 (447 per 100,000) was just outside the target range (358-444 per 100,000). Although there has been a statistically significant decline in Indigenous rates over the period 1998-2012, there has been no statistically significant change in the gap between the two populations. This is because the non-Indigenous rates in chronic disease related mortality have declined faster than Indigenous rates.
Tobacco smoking is a major cause of chronic disease among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The Tackling Indigenous Smoking Programme delivers community education activities and interventions intended to reduce the prevalence of smoking, and also to improve nutrition and increase physical activity to reduce risks of preventable chronic diseases. Activities delivered in 2013-14 included a network of Regional Tackling Smoking and Healthy Lifestyle teams across the nation, training in brief interventions to encourage and support smoking cessation and prevention, and enhancement of existing Quitline services to be more culturally appropriate for Indigenous clients.
The programme will be reviewed in 2014-15.
In 2013-14, the Department funded 250.05 full time equivalent (FTE) additional workforce positions for the prevention and management of chronic disease (174.95 FTE Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers, 42.90 FTE Practice Managers and 32.20 FTE additional health professionals).
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Chronic Disease Fund has improved access to well-coordinated, multidisciplinary primary health care services by funding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Outreach Workers, additional primary health care staff and a Care Coordination and Supplementary Services Programme. This workforce has continued to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people access culturally sensitive mainstream primary care.
More than 200 FTE Care Coordinators are now employed and have assisted Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients with chronic disease to access specialist and allied health services. The number of care coordination and supplementary services provided has increased from 135,722 in 2012-13 to 183,984 in the first nine months of 2013-14 (to 31 March 2014). In addition, funding for outreach services through the Medical Outreach – Indigenous Chronic Disease Programme has resulted in 1,819 services, involving 123,136 patient contacts in 383 locations being delivered nationally in 2013-14.
A healthy start to life, beginning in pregnancy, gives children the best opportunity to achieve their full potential, and may also provide protection from the development of chronic diseases later in life. The most recent Australian Early Development Census (AEDC) data shows that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children are more than twice as likely to be developmentally vulnerable than non-Indigenous children when commencing school.46 The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander child and maternal health programmes managed by the Department in 2013-14 aimed to improve health outcomes for mothers and babies and contribute to improving health, education and employment outcomes across the lifespan.
During 2013-14, the Department continued to implement the Australian Nurse Family Partnership Programme (ANFPP), an evidence-based programme that helps parents to understand how factors such as environment, parental style and behaviours influence their own health as well as their child’s health and development. It enables them to change their lives in ways that help themselves and their children’s health, wellbeing and development. As part of the 2014-15 Budget, the Better Start to Life investment includes $40 million to expand the ANFPP from 3 to 13 sites, from July 2015, to increase support for high needs families.
The Department also worked closely with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations (ACCHOs) and primary health care organisations to implement 85 New Directions: Mothers and Babies Services. The Better Start to Life investment also includes $54 million from July 2015 to increase the number of sites providing New Directions: Mothers and Babies Services from 85 to 136.
In collaboration with State and Territory Governments and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, the Department implemented the final year of the National Partnership Agreement on Indigenous Early Childhood Development (NPA IECD) and released the inaugural NPA IECD indicator report.47 The NPA IECD aimed to improve developmental outcomes for Indigenous children and achieve sustained improvements in pregnancy, birth and child health outcomes.
The number of organisations funded to deliver New Directions: Mothers and Babies Services remained constant in 2013-14, consistent with the funding allocation. Several quality improvement activities were undertaken during 2013-14 including: changes to reporting requirements to align with programme objectives; several services participated in the development of a national framework to inform service delivery into future years; and some organisations informed a small project examining clinician’s responses to, and management of, women presenting with perinatal mental health concerns.
In relation to child mortality rates, there has also been a significant decline in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations. The Indigenous child mortality rates have, however, dropped more quickly than the non-Indigenous rate, leading to a statistically significant narrowing of the gap.
The 2012 Indigenous child mortality rate (165 per 100,000) was within the target range for 2012 (154-221 per 100,000). The difference between the Indigenous and non-Indigenous child mortality rates for 2012 (87 per 100,000) was also within the target range for 2012 (69-136 per 100,000). Indigenous child mortality rates have significantly declined from 1998 to 2012, and the gap with non-Indigenous rates has also narrowed significantly.
In 2013-14 the Department, through the Stronger Futures in the Northern Territory Initiative, continued to improve the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Northern Territory, working in partnership with the Northern Territory Government and the ACCHOs. This was achieved through a range of programmes including integrated hearing and oral health programmes for Aboriginal children under 16 years.
The oral health programme delivered increased clinical and preventive oral health services to children, with a focus on those living in remote communities. From July to December 2013, 2,523 occasions of service, 26 occasions of surgery under general anaesthetic, 4,076 fissure sealants and at least 2,322 fluoride varnish applications were provided.
The hearing health programme includes an expanded Child Hearing Health Coordinator (CHHC) initiative. The coordinators provide a range of clinical services including ear health education, discussion of hearing loss strategies, and regular follow up and care planning. They also facilitate contact with other service providers. From July to December 2013, 347 children have received complex case management services from a CHHC and 958 occasions of audiology service were provided.
Improving the responsiveness of primary health care to ear health issues and hearing loss is the key to the improved hearing health outcomes. This is being achieved through early intervention, referral to allied health and specialist care and follow up support. Substantial effort has been focused on developing and supporting primary health practitioners including GPs, nurses and Aboriginal Health Workers. Interventions to improve the early detection and management of otitis media and hearing loss in Indigenous children and youth need to be accompanied by broader preventive public health strategies.
Trachoma is a preventable eye disease that can cause blindness and is more prevalent in Indigenous communities in rural and remote parts of Australia. In its continued efforts to eliminate trachoma by 2020, the Department has negotiated a new multilateral agreement with the Governments of New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia and Western Australia for $16.5 million between 2013-17. The agreement provides for trachoma screening and treatment activities for both children and adults, in line with the new 2013 national trachoma guidelines.
In 2013-14, the Department funded 248 organisations, including Aboriginal community controlled health organisations, Medicare Locals, State and Territory Governments and non-government organisations, to provide a range of primary health care services including comprehensive primary health care, chronic disease prevention, detection and management, care coordination, and child and maternal health.
The Department continued to work with the Indigenous health sector to achieve and maintain health service clinical accreditation, with 92% of services accredited in 2013-14. The Department worked in partnership with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health sector peak bodies and other relevant stakeholder groups to achieve these outcomes.
Responsibility for Indigenous social and emotional wellbeing transferred to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet with the Administrative Arrangements Order announced by the Prime Minister on 18 September 2013.
The result of this qualitative deliverable is reported in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet 2013-14 Annual Report.
4 ‘Expenses not requiring appropriation in the budget year’ is made up of depreciation expense, amortisation, make good expense and audit fees. This estimate also includes approved operating losses – please refer to the departmental financial statements for further information. Some reclassifications have been made to the Budget estimates to more accurately reflect the allocation of departmental depreciation by outcome.


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Wanted: crazy tricycle pilots willing to risk their lives and others in heavy downtown traffic during rain and snow!! Please respond to Mayor Sam Adams for these essential, priority government positions! Actually, it’s quite ironic – putting Americans into the Chinese Rickshaw business and the Chinese into cars! Next the American’s will be eating bugs and cats….oh, wait…..
Officials in Portland are having paper and office supplies delivered on giant tricycles to cut out harmful tailpipe emissions, the city said on Thursday.
Under a deal signed last week with Office Depot, the company is subcontracting with a local firm called B-Line that has riders pedal giant tricycles mounted with cargo containers.
It’s in those cargo containers that B-Line riders are carrying the Office Depot supplies, to nine city offices in the traffic-congested downtown area.
“It’s important for the city of Portland to set an example and be a leader to other businesses in the Portland area and use sustainable business practices whenever possible,” Mayor Sam Adams said in a statement.
B-Line fields six riders on the rickshaw-style cargo trikes, which can each carry up to 800 pounds of cargo, according to the company.
It’s not all huffing and puffing for the company’s riders. If they get bogged down from fatigue, a zero-emission electric engine on the trike gives them a boost, said Franklin Jones, B-Line founder and chief executive.
Delivering cargo by trike might be a novel concept, but Portland has long been known as a bike-crazy city, where all sorts of commuters, from lawyers to store clerks, pedal along on specially dedicated lanes.
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As part of an ongoing series, Insider Picks features products or stores poised for big things. The subject of this spotlight is an Australian startup that lets women design their own handbags from over six billion combinations called Mon Purse.
It doesn't get much cooler than designing your own handbag. Just ask Mon Purse founder Lana Hopkins who turned a fruitless search for the perfect bag into a multi-million dollar business in just a couple years.
"I realized I spent far too many hours pounding the pavement, looking for the perfect bag," Hopkins told Business Insider. "I wanted to solve this personal problem and I had a vision — to create an elegant, state-of-the-art bag builder, and then follow it up with high-quality bespoke creations delivered to directly to customer's doors.
So I traveled the world in 2014 looking for the best tanneries and ateliers, hand-selecting quality leathers and raw materials, and employing skilled craftsmen. I also found some great software engineers to turn my vision into reality."
Using Mon Purse's state-of-the-art, 3D design tool that has more than six billion combinations, anyone can now create the leather handbag of their dreams. You're able to fully customize it — the leathers, colors, finishes, hardware, interior, and monogram — and immediately see what the final product will look like through a 3D rendering.
The company let me try its proprietary 3D design tool for the purposes of this review, and I don't think I've ever had more fun reviewing a product. I had so many options before me, and I didn't know where to start. I checked out Mon Purse's Instagram feed for inspiration. I tried the tool on all of the different bag styles you're able to customize and, finally, after much thought, decided to create my own bowler bag. I wanted this bag to be one I could use every day for work — it's business out the outside with a grainy black leather exterior, and party on the inside with a fuchsia suede lining.
Have a look at the entire design process from start to checkout, or begin designing your own Mon Purse bag here.
The base prices of Mon Purse's "design your own" collection are as follows: Bowler Bag ($380 for mini or $480 for classic), Bucket Bag ($380), Clutch ($230), Pouch ($65 for small or $75 for large), Shopper Bag ($330 for mini or $430 for classic), and Tote Bag ($480).
I chose to design a Bowler Bag. You can also choose to design your own Bucket Bag, Clutch, Pouch, Shopper Bag, or Tote Bag.
You can select what size Bowler Bag you want to create: mini ($380 base price) or classic ($480 base price). I went with the classic size so I could use it for work.
I'm not a big fan of fringe, but those who are can add fringing to their Bowler Bag at no extra cost.
Next, you pick out what type(s) of leather or suede Mon Purse will use to create your bag as well as what color(s) leather or suede you want. There are so many options!
I debated between grainy stone leather or grainy black leather for a while, but I ultimately went with grainy black leather for the whole Bowler Bag. I kept my design pretty simple since I planned to use the bag for work, but you can choose multiple leathers and colors for something totally unique. There are even a few fun prints you can select.
Two leathers are complimentary, but additional leathers cost $29 each and vegetable-tanned leather is an additional $69.
You can design your own Mon Purse bag here.
Playing around with Mon Purse's 3D design tool and seeing what leathers and colors worked well together was a lot of fun. You're able to customize the body, sides, zipper leather, piping, handles, and long shoulder strap.
Like I said earlier, though, I kept it simple and chose to make the whole Bowler Bag one color and one type of leather.
Here's where I was more adventurous in my choice. For the suede lining color, I picked out fuchsia.
You can match your bag's suede lining to its leather color, or choose from 29 other options. I was torn between fuchsia and pale blue, but fuchsia won in the end.
After that, you chose what color metal hardware you want on your bag: silver, gunmetal, yellow gold, or rose gold.
I choose silver to match the metal hardware on my leather jacket.
You can also opt to add metal studs to the base of your bag at no extra cost.
I opted to add them to give the leather on the bottom of my bag some extra protection from wear and tear.
For additional personalization, you can add your monogram to the body of your bag.
I also added a detachable luggage tag to my Bowler Bag for no extra cost.
You can personalize the luggage tag further with up to two letters, numbers, roman numerals, or special characters. I chose a Taurus symbol to match my zodiac sign — a cool, subtle touch to an otherwise very straightforward-looking black leather bag.
Unless you have any special requests (I didn't), you're done and ready to check out.
You'll receive your bespoke creation in about four weeks.
Mon Purse send you updates you on your bag while you wait. The company sent me an initial order confirmation email; it also sent me an email to let me know my bag was "in production" and another to let me know it was ready to ship.
The finished product is something truly one-of-a-kind, and something I plan on getting a lot of use out of over the next few years.
The bag I created costs $480. I've previously paid $400-$500 for designer purses I bought off the rack at department stores. If you're also someone who invests in their purses and has struggled to find a bag that has everything you want, there's something to be said for creating the bag of your dreams for the same price. It's actually kind of a no-brainer when put that way.

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Metrics such as a ranking system rewards your veteran participants while also motivating new members to stay and get involved in your project community. Whether it’s a top 10, or a tiered metric system, recognizing and rewarding your community incentivizes their actions in the community as well as engages and helps your crypto community management as a whole. This measure would go a long way in building a connected and loyal community.
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eVirtuoso-Music Theory Essentials (PDF) contains a vast array of everyday music theory concepts for all musicians. From intervals to scales and arpeggios to chords, this guide provides step by step instructions to understanding common elements of music theory principles and applying those principles to everyday practice. This music theory book also contains a large amount of reference information for quick usage and review in traditional staff line and tablature (TAB) notation.
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The first working day in October is the anniversary of my giving up full time work. 3 October 2011 is the eighth anniversary. Curious, then, that I shall be breaking off writing this posting (Friday morning) to visit the office and enjoy lunch with an old team mate, who despite being the same age as me continues with the daily ’grind’ (albeit on a part-time basis). Unlike Sue, who this week went back to work full time for six months!
Coincidentally, 1 October was the fourth anniversary of this blog, which I still enjoy compiling, but I’ve felt no urgency to record this week’s wanderings, (this morning has been spent catching up with other blogs on ‘Google Reader’ – apologies for the paucity of comments, time is the enemy as always), and I don’t feel compelled to quote any statistics, gear review policies, political statements, or anything much else (just now) outside the usual ‘what we got up to this week’ sort of postings.
This year I wasn’t in the middle of any ‘trip’. It was Sue’s first day back at work, so it would be unfair for me not to be home in time to cook tea, and the cloud was going to be down over both the Lakes and Snowdonia.
Think again. I’d had my eye on Norman Thomas’s ‘A Breath of Fresh Air’ walk for a while. It’s not far from home to the starting point at Conder Green, and at 35km (22 miles) it’s a good distance for a brisk walk on an autumn day. Anquet mapping on my computer told me that it reached the dizzying maximum height of 35 metres, so barring a bout of sea fret I’d have a cloud free day out.
So I enjoyed a lie in and was further delayed by someone crashing into the back of my car* at the traffic lights in Galgate, before reaching the car park at Conder Green at 9.30.
The walk is described on the Breath of Fresh Air website, and has been waymarked, so it’s easy to follow. But the text on the website is currently ‘out of order’ with the description from Lancaster to Conder Green having been inserted immediately after Cockerham. So I’ve copied and pasted it in the correct order in blue italics below – I hope nobody minds, and that also saves me some writing…. though I’ve added my own observations and map as well as the website’s map. I’m sure the publicity of this excellent walk will be appreciated anyway.
Would you believe that during the course of the walk I took over 200 photos! My Canon Ixus 105 is sadly far inferior to the broken G10, so most of them truly reflect the standard of my snapping – very average. But they do provide a pictorial essay by way of a Picasa slide show (123 images) – click here.
To arrive at the start, go past the front of the Stork Inn in Conder Green, down the narrow lane to the car park (free parking). This is the site of Conder Green station, opened in 1883 by the London & North West Railway Company on its line from Lancaster to Glasson Dock. The station closed in 1930, but freight traffic continued to ply the single track line until 1964.
From Conder Green car park entrance, by the cafe – the Café d’Lune, closed from 31 October, closed on this morning at 9.30 - follow the coastal path over the river to Glasson Dock. Turn left at Lancashire Coastal Way (LCW) finger post, right past the public conveniences and left again at the Victoria Inn to cross over the road.
Go past the large anchor and cross the bridge over the dock entrance and turn right at the cafe. Go left through The Dalton Arms car park and at the far end turn right and then immediately left at the anchor to go up Bodie Hill.
Continue left onto the main road, joining it by an orientation point in memory of local historian John Hayhurst OBE. Helvellyn is noted as being 36.5 miles away, but was engulfed in cloud today. Continue to the right, then when this road bears left, turn right into Marsh Lane (farm track).
By now, you’ve encountered several of the many markers that decorate the route, with the top of the lighthouse pointing the way.
Follow the LCW passing Old Glasson Caravan Park, through the gate and continue on the track across fields, with hedge on your right to Crook Farm. Turn left at the farm following LCW signs.
At this time of year you can expect to see a variety of wild flowers, including Sea Campion, Wild Cabbage, Sea Mayweed, Dandelion, Red Clover, Hedgerow Cranesbill, Creeping Thistle, Ribwort Plantain and Thrift. You may also encounter unpleasant slurry at Crook Farm, and a series of old stone (boundary?) posts at intervals along the beach, where Lapwings, Curlew, Oyster Catchers, and a variety of ducks and other shore birds today vied for space in the feeding grounds with a large flock of Carrion Crows.
Follow the coastal path past Abbey Lighthouse Cottage, round Plover Hill (Plover Scar Lighthouse to your right) and on beyond the remains of Cockersand Abbey to Bank Houses.
The Chapter House pictured below dates from 1230. It was more recently used as a mausoleum for the Dalton family. There’s more about its history here.
Continue past Cockerham Sands and Bank End Caravan parks.
Walk along the embankment top in the company of wheatears and plump sheep and turn right at the T-junction towards Patty's Farm Barn. Follow the wide track towards farm buildings, before reaching them take the marked footpath to left, up steps across the embankment. Bare right over two stiles and a footbridge, to head across in front of the parachuting club, with runway on the left.
Keep straight across fields with ditch and fence to your left, over two footbridges to meet 'A' road by a very slurrified stile. Turn left and then right up a path to Cockerham Church.
Walk through the churchyard or the path to the left of the wall and on up the driveway past the village hall to Main Street (B5272). Turn left into Cockerham Village (public conveniences on car park). Beyond the public house turn right up Willey Lane. Follow the lane past dwellings. The track bears left at a pond, then turn right at Uptown Barn conversions and go through a gate into the field. Head for the electricity pylon and pass through gate. Bear north east towards distant church spire. Pass to the right of a small pond and go through another gate. As the fence bears right, head across the field towards the distant hall.
The church spire is shown below on the right, and the farmer is to be congratulated on preserving a five foot pathway through the sweetcorn.
Go over the footbridge and stile.
Head towards line of old trees and a second footbridge. After crossing footbridge, turn immediately left and head for trees, crossing fields. Look for a gate on right with public footpath sign (I missed this and had to re-trace – there are ‘beware of the bull’ signs but no sign of any bull when I was there), go through two gates alongside disused outbuildings. Pass to the left of Ellel Grange Hall, currently a religious retreat, and head for the old stables. Go through gate, cross driveway and over a stile to follow path with wall on the left and fence on right. Cross stile and continue with fence on left.
Cross another stile and bear left to pass just right of five large trees, down the field. Go past first canal bridge on the right, and follow elevated path with fence on right, to emerge at the junction of the Glasson Branch and the Lancaster Canal. Cross the bridge and follow canal towpath for approximately five miles, passing Galgate and into Lancaster City centre.
It’s a picturesque section of canal, though not quite so pristine just north of the city centre.
Follow the canal for a further one and a half miles to the Lune Aqueduct.
Workmen were rebuilding the banks of the canal hereabouts, and at a spot to the south of Lancaster, and the steep steps referred to below are being reconstructed.
After viewing the aqueduct descend steep steps immediately before the bridge to a disused railway line on the banks of the River Lune. Follow the pathway back through Riverside Park and past Skerton Bridge into the city centre.
Staying on the riverside path pass under a subway next to Greyhound Bridge and proceed to the Millennium Bridge (pedestrian), known locally as the 'swearing bridge' due to its two masts resembling that of 'V sign'. Follow the road along St. George's Quay, under Carlisle Railway Bridge and beyond along New Quay Road. After passing the end of warehouses on the industrial estate, take the riverbank footpath (LCW), follow this along the flood embankment to reach a stile near Aldcliffe Crossing. Cross the stile to follow the disused railway track back to Conder Green.
By now, at this time of year, you should have spotted goldfinches in the hedgerows and numerous further wild flowers, including Parsleys, Clovers, Himalayan Balsam (thankfully on the wane), Red Campion, Bramble, Bush Vetch, Hedge Bindweed (pictured below), Yarrow, Meadow Cranesbill, and several varieties of Aster. There’s also a plethora of berries.
The final section of the walk, after the rigours of the flood embankment (see slide show for more) is a gentle 4km stroll down this lovely disused railway line, where there was a steady flow of commuters on bicycles whilst I strolled along, reaching the end of a very pleasant day’s walking at about 5.15 pm.
Here’s the map from the website.
And here it is according to the Garmin gadget that recorded all my errors and extra wanderings – 37km but only 133 metres ascent.
Thanks go to Norman for devising this fine route.
* It was an almighty crash. The VW Polo’s rear bumper must be very flexible, as it seems to have survived with only a scratch!
I gave up work seven years ago on June 30 and it has been wonderful. Glad you still enjoy compiling your blog - I certainly enjoy reading it Martin.
Very gallant of you to come home early and cook tea, by the way!
Gibson, it's good to know that a few people read accounts of actual walks, though I now realise that such postings will never reach the cult status of gear (especially stove) reviews.
The saga of Sue going back to work full time for 6 months is a long one, not for these pages, and reflects badly on the NHS, for whom she provides services as a pharmacist. At least it should put us in funds for some long 'bum-bag' trips next summer!
The least I can do is cook her tea!!!
"The least I can do is cook her tea". Quite so Martin!
Thanks Martin for the pics.
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That looks a really nice walk. I wish i had done it with you. If you decide to do it again let me know.
I'll let you know, Alan. It's a full day.


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As a freelance contractor, whenever you start a new gig through a recruitment agency there's always that little internal voice that wonders exactly how much margin the agency is creaming off your daily or hourly rate.
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Most of us have taken a gig now and again which pays just a little bit less than we would like, and it's easy to imagine that if the agency would simply take a lower margin, we could have that extra money in our own pockets.
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So you bought a Sprinter van. Hell yea. Welcome to the van life community. Now you have some big decisions to make, the first of which is, are you going to build it out yourself? Or are you going to hire a Sprinter Van conversion company to build it out for you?
I went the later route with my Sprinter Van. I’ll be posting another article soon about the pros and cons of hiring someone vs doing it DIY, but first I want to talk about how to properly vet the builder you are considering and their experience.
There’s a ton of new conversion companies popping up all over the country, and the experience between them varies widely. Unfortunately, I’ve found that many of these Sprinter Van conversion companies know how to build pretty cabinets, but they lack the necessary experience with electrical and plumbing systems…which I have since realized should take precedence over woodwork.
If you’ve been following along on my Instagram stories and YouTube, you may have picked up on the fact that I’ve had a few issues with my Sprinter conversion. My shower was leaking and my solar panels had to be replaced…to name a few of the problems. In the process, I learned a big lesson in that I should’ve done a lot more research and asked a lot more questions before signing the dotted line with the Sprinter conversion company I chose to build out my van. If I had taken the time to educate myself and do some more thorough background digging on the company, I probably could have prevented a lot of the problems that I’ve dealt with post-conversion.
Here’s the 10 questions I wish I’d asked before deciding on a company to do my Sprinter Van conversion.
Watch my YouTube video for a run down of these tips for choosing a Sprinter Van Conversion company.
1) How many Sprinters have you converted?
Building out a Sprinter is very different from building out an Airstream or a Vanagon. You should make sure that the Sprinter Van conversion company you hire has experience in your type of vehicle.
2) What’s your design style?
Do you want industrial style, rustic, or modern? Every Sprinter Van conversion company has a style, and you want to make sure you know that their style and vision is in line with yours.
3) What are my options for a custom Sprinter floor plan?
Some Sprinter Van conversion companies have pre-designed floorpans to choose from. Others will work with you on a fully custom design. If you need something custom, make sure that’s an option.
4) What ideas do you have for a Sprinter van that meets xyz needs?
Before approaching a professional Sprinter Van conversion company, you need to think about how you use the van. Are you a weekend warrior? Do you need a gear hauler? How much storage do you need? Are you living and working in it full-time? Are you warm or cold weather based? Will you be driving on rough roads? Do you need a bathroom? How tall are you (that affects bed placement)? Have a clear vision for your van’s purpose and ask the company what ideas they have to make your van awesome. Are they innovative? Do they seem familiar with different products to outfit your van with right off the bat? Do they have good ideas that you haven’t thought of or seen before? You want someone who is extremely knowledgeable, creative, and going to build you a better van than you could have thought of yourself. A detailed conversation here will also give you an idea of their personality and whether or not they are someone you want to work with.
5) How long will it take to convert my Sprinter Van?
You want someone who is going to be honest about the timeline. Do they have other jobs already in line ahead of yours? And once they start working on it, how many weeks or months will they be devoting your vehicle? Be aware that full conversions do take time…but you also want to make sure that yours is delivered in a timeframe that works for you and your upcoming plans. Make sure the dates you agree on are written directly into your contract.
6) How much will it cost to convert my Sprinter Van?
The Sprinter conversion company might not be able to give you an exact price, but they should be able to give you a general range with an absolute maximum based on the floor plan, materials, and products you agree on. Most conversions will require some sort of down payment. Ask that the payment schedule be written into the contract, and be wary of anyone who asks for full payment prior to the van being delivered. I’d recommend getting multiple quotes and compare each of those quotes against the experience of each campervan conversion company.
7) Who decides on the exact products that will be installed in your Sprinter?
You should be included in every step of the decision-making process. When it comes time to choose a fridge, your Sprinter conversion company should tell you your options and the pros and cons of each. When you are deciding on an electrical system, the builder should educate you on the difference components, how they work, and your options for meeting all of your needs as the van user. Then once you have been informed of all of your options, you should have the final say in what is purchased and installed.
Once your conversion is done, if the builder purchased the products, make sure they provide you with hard copies of the instruction booklets for each product. I didn’t receive copies of these, and when I was on the Olympic Peninsula with no internet service, my solar system stopped working. Without internet service, I couldn’t download the instructions off the internet, and it put me in a real pickle.
8) What kind of electrical systems have you worked on?
Your electrical system and wiring should not be an after thought. Instead, it should be one of the first things you decide on, especially with the limited space in a Sprinter van. This includes the solar system, the heater, water heater, and other electrical components. If you want a roof rack, this will also need to be considered when configuring your solar system. Before you hire a Sprinter conversion company, you need to figure out exactly what you want your van to do and make sure that the builder has experience with those components. An RV company, for instance, may have zero experience with solar, as many RVer opt for generators instead. If you plan on using your van in a cold climate, you’ll also want to consider a heater. There are pros and cons to each type of heater, and depending on which one you choose, you need to make sure that your conversion company has experience with that specific part and is qualified to install it. Webasto heaters, for example, requires all installers be certified by Webasto, otherwise it voids the warranty. With it being such an expensive part, voiding the warranty could result in high unforeseen expenses if something goes wrong.
9) Can I contact your references for previous Sprinter conversions?
If they’ve been successful in their past jobs, they should have at least 3 former clients who are willing to chat with you about their experience. One is not enough because they could have 2 out of 3 jobs that went sideways, and that one build might not be an accurate representation of the quality of their work.
10) Do you provide a signed contract, and is the work guaranteed?
This may seem obvious, but with the amount of money you are spending, you absolutely are entitled to have a proposal and final agreement in writing. If the builder isn’t willing to provide a signed contract, then you may want to think twice about working with them. Furthermore, you’ll want to confirm whether or not they are providing a guarantee for their work. If so, do you have to drive the van all the way back to them to have the work done? If your builder is in southern California and you are based in New York, that’s something to consider. Or will they cover the expense of having their work repaired by someone else?
I hope these questions provide a thorough guide for those of you who are considering hiring a professional campervan conversion company. A final piece of advice: I’d recommend interviewing a number of companies before settling on the one you want to work with. Don’t be swayed to hire someone just because they make beautiful cabinets and have a nice Instagram account.
ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT HIRING A PROFESSIONAL SPRINTER VAN CONVERSION COMPANY? WHAT QUESTIONS AND ADVICE DO YOU HAVE? LEAVE A COMMENT BELOW, TWEET ME, OR WRITE ME A POST ON FACEBOOK.
I’m in Montana and have a couple guest cabins so next time your in the area, please come stay, would love to pick your brain in person, with hot springs just down the road!
Thanks for the invite. I’m hoping to get to Montana this summer, and it sounds lovely!
ugggh! Sorry you had a bit of a rough go with your build!! I know you had to wait longer than expected to get it too! Stinks that it takes a bad experience to gain more knowledge!
I cannot express the importance of grooming your van upfitter! I thought I asked the right questions, talked to one or two past customers, etc. but I didn’t do quite enough. The bigger upfitters like Sportsmobile, Outside Van, Van Specialties, etc. all have very long wait times and are very expensive, which I think pushes people like me looking for something that’s not only cheaper, but available sooner. That being said, you get what you pay for. The van upfitter I went with is The Van Guys LLC located in Bend, OR. The owner pushed in my roof and did nearly $5,000 of body damage, which my insurance had to cover in the end. I’ve also had to go back through 95% of his work and make major adjustments to get everything in proper order. Woof! Having a converted Sprinter van is the best thing ever, but be careful and be sure to groom anybody properly that’s going to work on your van.
Oh man! That is such a bummer. I’m sorry you had to go through that, and I feel your pain. Thanks for sharing your story.
As a van outfitter, it is really nice to hear your input and it helps to remind us of what information we should make sure to share with our clients up front. Tom, co-owner and builder of Freedom Vans, worked as a solar installationist for 8 years before he began to build vans, and we live in the second van that he has converted based on our own needs. We have had many people come to us to rebuild their electrical system because it wasn\’t originally built correctly. We HIGHLY recommend speaking to a specialist when it comes to your system, there are so many fine details to be aware of that are important to your safety.
Thanks for the useful post. I emailed you a few weeks ago with some more specific questions about your conversion company experience. Any feedback would be much appreciated!
Where did the nicely finished white interior panels come from? I have not seen anything with that level of detail around the windows so I am keen to get more information.
Hi Kristen, I’m a reporter/staff writer for the Mercury News in San Jose/Bay Area, California.
I’m looking into buying a van to live in when I retire — and I’m hoping to write some news stories about the process.
So, am doing it mostly for personal reasons, but also going to have fun writing stories about it.
I know you probably can’t officially recommend a van conversion company, but you’d save me loads of time if you’ve heard of any really good ones. I can be reached at tkaplan@bayareanewsgroup or cell/text at 831.227.7166.
Hi Kristen! Appreciate you sharing these questions to ask before the build. I am currently researching van life,, and researching which van would best suit me. The Mercedes Sprinter is a bit pricy and I am looking into the Dodge Promaster (affordability). Also, If possible, can you provide with the specs on your 1st van? I simply love that open and seem less layout. Thank you in advance. And Iook forward to your adventures on utube.

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What age students to you accept?
Ages 5- 80! I have experience teaching young children, adolescents and adults.
At what age should children begin piano lessons?
A good beginning age is when the student is reading books fluently. Children who begin earlier progress slower, have smaller hands and fingers (making the physical act of pushing the keys down and holding correct finger position more difficult), and require more parental involvement and coaching.
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Does the student need to own a piano?
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Where do I get music books?
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Besides for experiencing the weather yourself, you know it's a great day in Cape Town when you hear the buzz of microlights in the air. The winds in Cape Town get so strong, gusty and difficult to predict that I've never seen a microlight or hang-glider out except on beautiful, clear and mostly-windless days.
If you'd like to take a microlight flip in Cape Town take a look at Aquila Microlight Safaris - from their site it looks like it'll cost you between R500 and R1000. I've never taken a trip with them, so I can't vouch for the experience, but I can only imagine that you'd get some great photos from the open-air cockpit of a microlight!
I did some hunting around and I can't seem to find anywhere that one's able to hire a microlight in Cape Town, so for the moment taking a flip as a passenger may be your only option. If you do know of a place, please be so kind as to leave a comment on this post.
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B. Aletter of file from a licensed medical doctor that the student is able to compete at the varsity level.
C. Signed consent form from the parents allowing participation at the varsity level.
D. A statement from the coach that the student athlete has the physical and mental maturity to compete at the varsity level.
E. A statement of compliance by the principal must be forwarded to the respective section office verifying that all required documentation has been completed and is on file in the appropriate school office.
1.2 Eighth and ninth grade students from an elementary and/or junior high school may not take part in the spring football practice at the high school. It is contrary to the spirit and philosophy of CIF rules for a high school coach to conduct a football practice session at a separate junior high school or elementary school.
1.3 There shall be six divisional champions in Varsity only. All other teams end their season with the last league game.
1.4 A high school football team or student of whatsoever classification or name, shall not play more than two games in any 8-day period.
1.5 The first permissible date for playing a contest and first play-off date, is determined by the CIF Central Section Commissioner.
1.6 Ties for league championship are determined by league policy.
1.7 If two schools can arrange a reserve game for freshmen players that have not played in any other game that week, they would be allowed to do so.
1.8 All Varsity games that end regulation play in a tie, will be played out using the N.C.A.A. 25 yard line tie breaker procedure.
The twenty-five yard line tiebreaker system will be used in all divisions and all games, (including finals) , of the CIF Central Section football playoffs, when games end in regulation time with the score tied. Although the ball will be placed on the 25-yard line for tiebreakers, we will adopt the National Federation 10-yard tiebreaker rules, with the exception that teams will be able to make first downs. Because of concerns regarding inconsistency WE WILL NOT BE USING NCAA RULES. Complete details for the 10-yard line tiebreaker are listed in the 2010 National Federation Official High School Football Rules. This will apply to all games including the championship games.
If the score at the conclusion of regulation play is tied, there will be a timeout. The captains of the two squads will meet at midfield, with the officials, for a flip of the coin. The winner of the toss will have the option to defend a goal or to determine possession.Then, each team will have the opportunity to score from the 25-yard line and the team which outscores the other in the "overtime" session will be the winner, following the rules of football. If a second overtime period is needed, a 2 point conversion MUST be attempted by the team scoring a touchdown.
1.9 All electronic/amplified music must be pointed toward the stands and not played while the opponent has the football. Also, bands shall not play while the opponent has the football, in front of the band.
1.10 Mercy rule. Once the score reaches a 35 point differential after the start of the fourth quarter, the clock shall become a running clock for the duration of the game. By mutual agreement of coaches and officials, the rule may be extended earlier in the game if the 35 point differential is reached.
2.1 The season of sport of football is defined as that period which starts with the first interschool contest (practice game, league game, or carnival), and ends with the last regularly scheduled league game, except for those qualifying for the playoff contests.
2.3 The opening game cannot be played until the team has had 14 days of practice, with 10 days of practice for each individual.
Note: An athlete must have ten (10) days practice before he/she can participate in an interschool contest.
2.4 The maximum number of football games per season shall be 10, exclusive of playoff games. Maximum number per week is one.
2.5.1 It is MANDATORY for a high school coach to conduct a physical conditioning /practice/ACCLIMATION program for prospective members of his high school football team on DAYS 1 THROUGH 5 , set by the Central Section Board of Managers, NO EARLIER THAN THE FIRST DAY to start FULLPRACTICE. The session, or sessions, may be held in the morning, afternoon, or evening and may only be a MAXIMUM of 4 hours each day.
2.5.2 All such pre-season conditioning /practice/ACCLIMATION drills must be held at the school's regular practice field. No workouts will be permitted at beaches, mountain resorts, or military installations. No meals and/or housing of athletes shall be provided free of charge by the school conducting/ PRACTICE , the pre-season conditioning /practice drills or by any of that school's allied organizations, such as booster clubs, etc.
NO TEAMS WILL BE ALLOWED TO GO TO THE MOUNTAINS; BEACHES; ETC., DURING THE "CONDITIONING TWO WEEK PERIOD" PRIOR TO THE START OF THE SEASON.
2.5.3 Such conditioning /practice/ACCLIMATION may include calisthenics, rule sessions, chalk talks, and game films. DURING DAYS 1 & 2 OF THE ACCLIMATIZATION PERIOD footballs,football shoes, HELMETS will be the only equipment permitted. DURING DAYS 3-5 ONLY HELMETS AND SHOULDER PADS MAY BE WORN. BEGINNING ON THE SIXTH (6th) DAY, ALL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT MAY BE WORN AND FULL CONTACT MAY BEGIN.
2.3.3.B A 1- HOUR MAXIMUM WALK THROUGH IS PERMITTED DURING DAYS 1 THROUGH 5 OF THE ACCLIMATIZATION PERIOD. HOWEVER, A THREE HOUR RECOVERY PERIOD SHALL BE INSERTED BETWEEN THE PRACTICE AND THE WALK-THROUGH (OR VISA VERSA).
Reserves - OPTIONAL AS LONG AS BOTH SCHOOLS AGREE.
4.1 Varsity games may use five (5) officials. Leagues may request four (4)officials.
4.2 Games less than Varsity may use four (4) officials.
4.3 For official's fees refer to CIF Central Section Sport Regulations and Playoff Procedures Section of official's fees.
5.1 The CIF-Central Section football playoffs shall be conducted in six divisions. Playoffs shall be concluded at the division level. No section (Valley) champion shall be declared. The Divisions will be determined by the approved Section Divisional placement procedure.
1. A 16 team bracket will be seed from the schools wishing to participate.
2. League Champions will have first round home games (if possible).
3. Selection and seeding committee composed of the three Area Supervisors, the Section Commissioner, and the Assistant Commissioner.
4. The Selection Committee will use the coach's Divisional play-off rankings to seed teams within the Division. If needed the Committee will also use the teams overall records and strength of schedule based on week 11 results from Calpreps.com to assist in the process.
Coaches divisional ranking forms are to be sent into the Section office by fax or email no later than 10 am on the day of the Seeding Meeting.
5 Prioritized criteria to break ties for seeding: The following criteria's is to be used if there is a tie between two or more teams that are being considered for a certain seed. 1. Head to head competition 2. Record vs. Common Opponent 3. Divisional ranking based on Cal preps week 11 results. Teams will be seeded by the selection committee. The selection committee will use the coach's divisional playoff rankings to seed teams within a division. If needed the committee will also use teams overall records and strength of schedule based on week 11 results from Calpreps.com to assist in the seeding process.
5.2 Games should be played at night in order to minimize time out of school and to improve attendance.
5.2.1 Prelims, quarterfinal and semifinal games for divisions may be played at the designated home school sites provided the site is adequate. The Area Supervisor and the Section Commissioner will determine adequacy.
5.2.2 If neither school has an adequate facility, the contest shall be played on an adequate facility neutral site near the host school determined by the host Area Supervisor and approved by the Section Commissioner.
5.2.3 Game Management is the responsibility of the host school. The host school shall make arrangements for the printing, distribution, sale and collection of tickets; field preparation and equipment; policing, seating, physician and ambulance, public address system, announcer and timer, exchange of game films, and/or video tapes.
5.3 Awards: CIF-Central Section will provide team trophies as designated in the Awards and Entry Fee Addendum.
5.4 Team sideline areas : The team sideline areas shall be restricted to authorized personnel consisting of substitutes, coaches, team student managers, team physician, administrators and trainer. Parents, booster club members and other such unauthorized personnel must sit in the stands. Each participant shall monitor their own sideline area.
5.5.2 The time period between the first and second half should be equally divided so that each school will have an opportunity to present its band and drill team. If one school does not wish to provide any half-time entertainment, it may relinquish its time to the other school. If mutually agreeable to both schools, the half-time period may be extended to 20 minutes.
5.5.3 If press box to bench telephone facilities are provided for one team, they must also be provided for the opponents. If equal telephone facilities cannot be provided, then neither team shall use the phones. The same principle of equal facilities shall apply to camera sites, dressing facilities, press box seats for spotters, etc.
5.6 Game Rules: All playoff games will be played according to the current National Federation Rules, with the exception of the tie-breaker.
5.7 The following a SPALDING ball MUST be used in CIF Central Section play-off games.
lose their right to host their next play‐off game in that sport. If the offending school lost that school will lose the right to host their next home game in the following year's play-offs.
5.8 Game Uniforms: The home team shall wear dark-colored, and the visiting team light-colored legal jerseys for all playoffs.
5.9 Timer and Check Timer: These persons shall be either a faculty member or a responsible adult. The host school shall supply the head timer and the visiting school shall supply the check timer. If the visiting school does not supply a check timer, the host school head timer alone is responsible. The host schoolshall supply gun to denote the end of each playing period.
5.10 Announcer: The announcer should be a responsible adult who can properly set the tone of the game. He should be knowledgeable of game rules, official's signals, school rules, and CIF rules. Also, he should have knowledge of both home and visiting players playing backgrounds, and the standing of both teams in league play.
5.11 Medical Staff: It is mandatory that the host school has an ambulance (on call in outlying areas)or field physician in attendance and available to both bench areas.
5.12.1 All first round play-off opponents will exchange the last 4 game films of the season. The will be exchanged on the day of seeding.
5.12.2 Prior to each playoff game, there shall be mandatory exchange of two game films between the competing schools. If a school entering the playoffs has not filmed any of its current season games, it should communicate that fact to the CIF Central Section Commissioner immediately so that films may be obtained from other opposing schools.
5.12.3 Each coach will have his choice of any two of his opponents' game films. These films shall be unedited and shall include all plays as originally filmed. In addition to the mandatory exchange, it shall be permissible for either coach to obtain from other sources, any film of his opponent that he may desire to view for the purpose of preparing for his next playoff game.
5.12.4 The mandatory exchange will be made by noon the day after each playoff game (the day after the last game of the season in the case of the first playoff game), except for film of the game most recently played, which may be retained for instructional purposes until Tuesday noon. The coaches shall return the films to one another the night of their playoff game.
5.12.5 Any violation of the mandatory exchange rule, (refusal to cooperate), should be reported at once to the CIF Central Section Commissioner. Such violation can subject a team to disqualification from the playoffs.
5.13.1 When divisional playoff games end in a tie, THE TIE WILL BE BROKEN BY USING THE N.C.A.A. 25 YARD LINE OVERTIME PROCEDURE.
The twenty-five yard line tiebreaker system will be used in all divisions and all games, (including finals) , of the CIF Central Section football playoffs, when games end in regulation time with the score tied. Although the ball will be placed on the 25-yard line for tiebreakers, we will adopt the National Federation 10-yard tiebreaker rules, with the exception that teams will be able to make first downs. Because of concerns regarding inconsistency WE WILL NOT BE USING NCAA RULES. Complete details for the 10-yard line tiebreaker are listed in the 2010 National Federation Official High School Football Rules. This will apply to all playoff games including the championship games.
5.14 A SPALDING Football is to be used by booth schools. Failure to use a SPALDING football will cause the offending school to lose their share of the play-off proceeds.
6.1 Responsibility : The principal, or his delegated administrative assistant, of each host school, shall be responsible for seeing that all financial regulations pertaining to playoffs, such as admission prices, game expenses, financial statements, etc., are strictly followed.
6.2 Admission Prices: Prelim's and semi-finals $8.00 Adult----$6.00 Students & Seniors 65 and over. Finals $9.00 for Adults---$6.00 Students & Seniors 65 and over.
6.2.1 Admission prices shall be as prescribed by Central Section By-laws. See Awards and Entry Fee Addendum in Constitution.
6.2.2 It is permissible for a school, which has done so during the regular session, to have a reserved seating section for playoff games. When seats are reserved, adult admission prices should be increased by a minimum of 50 cents, and a maximum of $1.00 to cover the extra cost of having such tickets printed and the extra cost of having ushers. Any additional charge over allotted expense for tickets, should be added to gross income, and divided 30% to each school, and 40% to Central Section CIF.
6.3.1 The home school is responsible for printing and issuing of tickets. The stock roll-type ticket may be used if properly numbered, and stamped with school name, date, and price. The home school should contact the visiting school as to the number of pre-sale tickets desired.
6.3.2 Passes: Only CIF "Lifetime" Passes (engraved metal), CIF Playoff Pass, and the Section Commissioner's special working passes issued will be honored. Regular CIF-Central Section complimentary season passes will not be honored at playoff games.
6.4.1 Personnel assigned to gate duty should be courteous and pleasant, but very firm. This assignment is most important to the financial success of the playoff game. The visiting school should assign a faculty member to assist in the supervision (not ticket taking) at the main entrance gates.
6.4.2 Ticket takers should be made aware of the only type of ticket to be accepted for admission. Collected tickets must be deposited in a safe place for accounting purposes and to prevent use at another event.
6.4.3 Ticket sellers should be assigned to adequate booths which are secure, clearly visible, and furnished with proper placards, denoting admission prices (this will expedite the selling).
6.4.4.1 Band, yell and song leaders, drill teams, etc., (Must be in uniform).
6.4.4.2 Working news media personnel. (Must actually be assigned by their organization to cover the game).
6.4.4.3 Game management staff personnel such as ticket sellers and takers, police, physician, custodial help, supervisory personnel (including supervision for rooter section and busses), game officials and field crew.
6.4.4.4 This gate should be opened at least 1 1/2 hours before game time, and it should be staffed by a qualified faculty member who has been issued a list of all persons qualified to enter.
6.5.1 A standard form issued by the CIF-Central Section office shall be completed by the host school and returned to the CIF Office within thirty days after each playoff game. Also, a copy shall be sent to the visiting (opponent) school.
6.5.2 The financial report form is self-explanatory and should be accurately completed and signed by the principal of the host school. This report will itemize all game receipts and expenditures, and will indicate the division of profits to CIF and competing schools.
6.6.1 Stadium rental (if not home facility): Reasonable and approved by Area Supervisor and Section Commissioner.
6.6.3 Any expense not listed above as allowable expense for game management shall be charged to the host schools' share of profits, not to the visiting school or CIF-Central Section. Also, any amounts in excess of the above listed maximums paid for services must be charged to the host schools' share of profits.
6.7.1 Payment of faculty personnel to supervise rooting sections: Where such supervision is desirable or necessary, each school will bear the expense from its one-third share of net receipts.
6.7.2 Payment of ushers: Where reserved seats are desirable and necessary, the host school will bear the expense of hiring ushers from its one-third share of net receipts.


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Sachem North capped a memorable week of homecoming festivities by beating Central Islip 38-20 on Friday, October 6 at Fred Fusaro Alumni Stadium.
Students spent all week in spirit mode, celebrating each day with a different theme from American attire to famous duos, and Sachem pride.
On Thursday evening the gymnasium was packed with more than 800 students who enjoyed a homecoming dance. Homecoming royalty was selected and the senior honorees were Chris Eagler as King, Julia Boris as Queen and Sean Melious as Jester.
Fans at Friday evening’s game were treated to performances by the marching band, Arrowettes and cheerleader squads. During halftime, this year’s Sachem Athletic Hall of Fame induction class was honored.
Sachem’s football team was led by quarterback Nick Gambino, who had a career-high 170 passing yards, and also two rushing touchdowns. Javal Stanton also had a career-high 195 rushing yards on 22 carries and scored two touchdowns.


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