This document summarizes a dispute between a family and the Building Services Authority (BSA) regarding defective bamboo flooring installed in the family's newly constructed home. The flooring buckled severely, preventing the family from moving in. While the BSA initially found in the family's favor, requiring the floors be replaced, the BSA later reversed its decision without informing the family. The family has spent $30,000 fighting the case so far and repairs are estimated to cost over $100,000. Brisbane's Lord Mayor criticized the BSA for being "bogged down with red tape" and failing to properly handle building disputes.
The 2011 Street of Affordable Homes features five solar-powered homes built to Earth Advantage Silver standards in Tigard, Oregon. All homes have photovoltaic solar panels installed by local companies Solar World and Live Light Energy. The builders focused on energy efficiency through features like higher insulation, fresh air exchange, and energy efficient appliances. The show aims to demonstrate that solar power provides long-term energy savings for homeowners.
Rising rates and fees have forced many Queensland residents to take on extra work or cut back on expenses. Since council amalgamations, rates have increased by up to 30% while council debt has tripled over four years to $6 billion. Water bills in some southeast councils have jumped 40% in a single year. The increases are straining household budgets and forcing families to scrimp and save to afford basic living costs.
Architectural Mailboxes was founded in 2001 by Vanessa Troyer and Chris Farentinos to produce mailboxes that enhance curb appeal and reflect contemporary lifestyles. The company has since grown into a prominent competitor in the residential mailbox industry under the leadership of Troyer and Farentinos. Architectural Mailboxes is known for innovating new mailbox designs like the Oasis series that accommodate larger parcel deliveries.
The document discusses issues with the Building Services Authority (BSA) in Queensland, which handles disputes between homeowners and builders. It notes that there were over 5,600 complaints lodged with the BSA last year, with 80% of claims accepted. However, homeowners say the disputes process is complex, lengthy and costly. A review found the system needs to be overhauled to resolve disputes faster and hold subcontractors accountable for defective work. Builders are also frustrated as current rules prevent them from taking action against clients who do not pay.
This document contains classified advertisements from a local newspaper. It includes listings for houses, apartments, and rooms for rent, as well as items for sale such as a piano, tablet, puppies, and tickets to a motocross race. Public notices at the end advertise legal proceedings including mortgage assignments and foreclosure sales. The document provides information on local real estate and merchandise available for purchase or rent.
- Spencer Lambert, a Queensland flood hero, rejected a state medal for his flood relief efforts and demanded the government help victims before handing out awards.
- Lambert headed round-the-clock salvage operations during the floods but was left with a $335,000 flood damage bill. He was ineligible for some government grants due to income limits.
- In a letter to the government, Lambert expressed disappointment that some hard-working people who paid taxes and employed others could miss out on relief funds while others received help without making the same contributions.
Louis Perez was convicted in 1999 of a 1998 triple murder in Austin's Barton Hills neighborhood. New DNA tests on evidence from the crime scene did not link the murders to Angel Maturino Resendiz, known as the "Railroad Killer", despite the family's hopes. One final DNA test on hairs found at the scene remains outstanding but preliminary results provide no evidence to contradict Perez's conviction. The family had hoped testing would show a link to Resendiz after he allegedly confessed to the killings from death row in 2002.
Third Planning Board Hearing Cushing Village Belmont, MAcushingvillage
The document summarizes revisions made to building designs and setbacks for the Cushing Village development project based on feedback from the Planning Board. It discusses increasing setbacks and stepping back upper levels of the Hyland building at Belmont Street. It also addresses issues with massing and setbacks of the Hyland on Horne Road, the Pomona on Horne Road, and the Winslow at Williston Road, and proposes redesigns to address neighbor concerns about height and visual impact. Next steps include further revising each building to meet proposed setbacks and aesthetics, especially for the Hyland building, and revising the site plan accordingly.
The 2011 Street of Affordable Homes features five solar-powered homes built to Earth Advantage Silver standards in Tigard, Oregon. All homes have photovoltaic solar panels installed by local companies Solar World and Live Light Energy. The builders focused on energy efficiency through features like higher insulation, fresh air exchange, and energy efficient appliances. The show aims to demonstrate that solar power provides long-term energy savings for homeowners.
Rising rates and fees have forced many Queensland residents to take on extra work or cut back on expenses. Since council amalgamations, rates have increased by up to 30% while council debt has tripled over four years to $6 billion. Water bills in some southeast councils have jumped 40% in a single year. The increases are straining household budgets and forcing families to scrimp and save to afford basic living costs.
Architectural Mailboxes was founded in 2001 by Vanessa Troyer and Chris Farentinos to produce mailboxes that enhance curb appeal and reflect contemporary lifestyles. The company has since grown into a prominent competitor in the residential mailbox industry under the leadership of Troyer and Farentinos. Architectural Mailboxes is known for innovating new mailbox designs like the Oasis series that accommodate larger parcel deliveries.
The document discusses issues with the Building Services Authority (BSA) in Queensland, which handles disputes between homeowners and builders. It notes that there were over 5,600 complaints lodged with the BSA last year, with 80% of claims accepted. However, homeowners say the disputes process is complex, lengthy and costly. A review found the system needs to be overhauled to resolve disputes faster and hold subcontractors accountable for defective work. Builders are also frustrated as current rules prevent them from taking action against clients who do not pay.
This document contains classified advertisements from a local newspaper. It includes listings for houses, apartments, and rooms for rent, as well as items for sale such as a piano, tablet, puppies, and tickets to a motocross race. Public notices at the end advertise legal proceedings including mortgage assignments and foreclosure sales. The document provides information on local real estate and merchandise available for purchase or rent.
- Spencer Lambert, a Queensland flood hero, rejected a state medal for his flood relief efforts and demanded the government help victims before handing out awards.
- Lambert headed round-the-clock salvage operations during the floods but was left with a $335,000 flood damage bill. He was ineligible for some government grants due to income limits.
- In a letter to the government, Lambert expressed disappointment that some hard-working people who paid taxes and employed others could miss out on relief funds while others received help without making the same contributions.
Louis Perez was convicted in 1999 of a 1998 triple murder in Austin's Barton Hills neighborhood. New DNA tests on evidence from the crime scene did not link the murders to Angel Maturino Resendiz, known as the "Railroad Killer", despite the family's hopes. One final DNA test on hairs found at the scene remains outstanding but preliminary results provide no evidence to contradict Perez's conviction. The family had hoped testing would show a link to Resendiz after he allegedly confessed to the killings from death row in 2002.
Third Planning Board Hearing Cushing Village Belmont, MAcushingvillage
The document summarizes revisions made to building designs and setbacks for the Cushing Village development project based on feedback from the Planning Board. It discusses increasing setbacks and stepping back upper levels of the Hyland building at Belmont Street. It also addresses issues with massing and setbacks of the Hyland on Horne Road, the Pomona on Horne Road, and the Winslow at Williston Road, and proposes redesigns to address neighbor concerns about height and visual impact. Next steps include further revising each building to meet proposed setbacks and aesthetics, especially for the Hyland building, and revising the site plan accordingly.
The document provides guidance on using social communications like Facebook and Twitter to promote the Knights of Columbus. It outlines best practices for personal accounts, groups, pages, and subordinate units' sites. Members and leaders are encouraged to share the good works of the KC and recruit new members by publicizing charitable activities online, while maintaining Catholic values and respecting others. Approval is required before using trademarks, and content must comply with KC policies.
Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez, Colorado was recently named one of the top 100 critical access hospitals in the United States. The hospital offers a wide range of medical services to the community including emergency care, surgery, imaging, and various outpatient services. Several new physicians have also joined the hospital's staff. The document also discusses Medicaid expansion and average hospital charges in Colorado.
Este documento presenta información sobre la topología de Internet, incluyendo definiciones de conceptos clave como ADSL, HTTP, URL, TCP, SMTP y WWW. Explica brevemente el propósito y características de cada uno de estos protocolos y tecnologías fundamentales para la operación de Internet.
/International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC)Claudiu Nemeş
International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC) has
classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as possibly carcinogenic to humans(Group 2B),
based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer1
, associated with
wireless phone use.
We understand the importance of delivering the basic: attention to instructions accompanied by an accurate and timely response to the problem. We provide simple yet accurate and reliable solutions to all your BPO needs.
As a strategic partner, SixEleven provides a 24/7 inbound and outbound support enterprise than can improve your company's position in today's very competitive and highly technologically involved market. We take pride in utilizing today's state of the art technologies by incorporating them in to our day to day operations, while keeping things simple and precise to achieve specific goals. We provide you with the solutions and with services that work.
LISTA DE PRECIOS CAMARAS ANALOGAS HIKVISION EPCOM
VENTAS@GRUPOTECNOMEGA.COM
CALLE 10 N.22-14 LOCAL B-210
CENTRO COMERCIAL PUERTA GRANDE
BOGOTA D.C.
www.grupotecnomega.tk
This document summarizes a study on unionism in the Philippines. It begins by outlining the legal foundations for unionization and self-organization under the Philippine Labor Code. It then reviews literature on the history and development of trade unions globally and locally in response to industrialization and changing economic conditions. Tables show declining union registration and membership in the Philippines in recent decades. The document introduces various forms and roles of trade unions discussed in academic literature and traces the development of trade unionism in the Philippines in the post-WWII period.
International Company is a global firm that operates in over 50 countries worldwide. They have a diverse portfolio of business lines including manufacturing, technology, and financial services. The company aims to continue its growth strategy through expanding into new markets and pursuing strategic acquisitions.
This document is a registration form for the 2010 National Convention of the Philippine Pharmacists Association to be held from April 7-9, 2010 at the Leyte Park Hotel in Tacloban City. It requests information such as name, chapter affiliation, contact details, and registration fee from participants. Early bird and pre-registration fees are listed, as well as the on-site fee. Payment can be made in cash, check, or bank transfer. Contact information is provided for the PPhA Secretariat.
The document discusses a proposed joint venture between Health Spring, a US-based health insurance company, and St. Luke's Medical Center in the Philippines to establish Health Spring as a medical tourism facilitator. This would allow Health Spring to offer lower-cost medical procedures to its customers in the Philippines while also increasing business and revenues for St. Luke's. Key benefits include lower costs for Health Spring (20-80% savings on procedures), business expansion into medical tourism, and increased revenues and patient volumes for St. Luke's. A 3-year plan and potential risks are also outlined.
ISPE is the Society of Choice for 25,000 pharmaceutical science and manufacturing professionals. For information about joining ISPE, visit www.ISPE.org/membership.
This document discusses the role of citizens and social media in nation-building. It emphasizes that social media is about human interaction and communication, and that people support what they help to create. It encourages citizens to participate actively and take on small actions that can help the country, such as following traffic rules, not buying smuggled goods, and speaking positively about the nation. It profiles Alex Lacson as an example of one hero who dared to change the world through his inspiring book.
A former Queensland government official alleges the state government covered up the true extent of the fire ant problem. Pam Swepson claims reports of the spread of fire ants were altered to downplay the issue in order to continue receiving federal funding that required claiming eradication was possible. While the Crime and Misconduct Commission investigated, they only looked at internal reporting and not the substance of Swepson's allegations. The government will now use a $1 million infrared camera attached to a helicopter to search for remaining fire ant colonies from over 100 meters above ground as a new strategy, having previously relied more on large-scale treatments.
This document discusses water sustainability challenges in commercial buildings and introduces Dolphin WaterCare as a chemical-free solution for cooling tower water treatment. Traditional chemical water treatment uses handling of chemicals which presents risks, while Dolphin WaterCare uses pulsed electromagnetic fields to control scale, corrosion and bacteria without chemicals. It provides benefits like water and energy savings, reduced operating expenses, and helps earn LEED points. Customers have seen increased efficiency and measurable economic and sustainability benefits compared to chemical treatment.
The document discusses team sales commission (TSC) structures. TSC is based on "cycles" earned from binary volume units (BUV) placed on the left and right sales teams. One cycle is earned for every 300 BUV, requiring 150 BUV on each side. Members earn different commission amounts per cycle depending on their package and number of personally sponsored distributors. Working as a team maximizes income potential by balancing BUV across legs. Higher ranks allow more cycles and income per day, up to a maximum. The Strong Leg Retention feature unique to the company helps maximize income by reducing losses when maximums are reached.
python-message is a Python publish-subscribe broker for messages within an application. It allows components to subscribe to messages on topics and publish messages to subscribed listeners on those topics. Key features include using hashable objects like strings as topics, synchronous publishing to subscribed listeners, and APIs for subscribing, unsubscribing, publishing, and managing topic declarations. Examples show how it can decouple logging from libraries and allow dancing with processes, threads, and coroutines by decorating listener functions.
This document provides information on polling booths for the 2012 Moreton Bay Regional Council mayoral election, including the division number, polling booth number and name, address, wheelchair access, and any joint booths with other divisions. There were 12 divisions total, with multiple polling booths listed for each division across Moreton Bay.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
The document provides guidance on using social communications like Facebook and Twitter to promote the Knights of Columbus. It outlines best practices for personal accounts, groups, pages, and subordinate units' sites. Members and leaders are encouraged to share the good works of the KC and recruit new members by publicizing charitable activities online, while maintaining Catholic values and respecting others. Approval is required before using trademarks, and content must comply with KC policies.
Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez, Colorado was recently named one of the top 100 critical access hospitals in the United States. The hospital offers a wide range of medical services to the community including emergency care, surgery, imaging, and various outpatient services. Several new physicians have also joined the hospital's staff. The document also discusses Medicaid expansion and average hospital charges in Colorado.
Este documento presenta información sobre la topología de Internet, incluyendo definiciones de conceptos clave como ADSL, HTTP, URL, TCP, SMTP y WWW. Explica brevemente el propósito y características de cada uno de estos protocolos y tecnologías fundamentales para la operación de Internet.
/International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC)Claudiu Nemeş
International Agency for Research on Cancer(IARC) has
classified radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as possibly carcinogenic to humans(Group 2B),
based on an increased risk for glioma, a malignant type of brain cancer1
, associated with
wireless phone use.
We understand the importance of delivering the basic: attention to instructions accompanied by an accurate and timely response to the problem. We provide simple yet accurate and reliable solutions to all your BPO needs.
As a strategic partner, SixEleven provides a 24/7 inbound and outbound support enterprise than can improve your company's position in today's very competitive and highly technologically involved market. We take pride in utilizing today's state of the art technologies by incorporating them in to our day to day operations, while keeping things simple and precise to achieve specific goals. We provide you with the solutions and with services that work.
LISTA DE PRECIOS CAMARAS ANALOGAS HIKVISION EPCOM
VENTAS@GRUPOTECNOMEGA.COM
CALLE 10 N.22-14 LOCAL B-210
CENTRO COMERCIAL PUERTA GRANDE
BOGOTA D.C.
www.grupotecnomega.tk
This document summarizes a study on unionism in the Philippines. It begins by outlining the legal foundations for unionization and self-organization under the Philippine Labor Code. It then reviews literature on the history and development of trade unions globally and locally in response to industrialization and changing economic conditions. Tables show declining union registration and membership in the Philippines in recent decades. The document introduces various forms and roles of trade unions discussed in academic literature and traces the development of trade unionism in the Philippines in the post-WWII period.
International Company is a global firm that operates in over 50 countries worldwide. They have a diverse portfolio of business lines including manufacturing, technology, and financial services. The company aims to continue its growth strategy through expanding into new markets and pursuing strategic acquisitions.
This document is a registration form for the 2010 National Convention of the Philippine Pharmacists Association to be held from April 7-9, 2010 at the Leyte Park Hotel in Tacloban City. It requests information such as name, chapter affiliation, contact details, and registration fee from participants. Early bird and pre-registration fees are listed, as well as the on-site fee. Payment can be made in cash, check, or bank transfer. Contact information is provided for the PPhA Secretariat.
The document discusses a proposed joint venture between Health Spring, a US-based health insurance company, and St. Luke's Medical Center in the Philippines to establish Health Spring as a medical tourism facilitator. This would allow Health Spring to offer lower-cost medical procedures to its customers in the Philippines while also increasing business and revenues for St. Luke's. Key benefits include lower costs for Health Spring (20-80% savings on procedures), business expansion into medical tourism, and increased revenues and patient volumes for St. Luke's. A 3-year plan and potential risks are also outlined.
ISPE is the Society of Choice for 25,000 pharmaceutical science and manufacturing professionals. For information about joining ISPE, visit www.ISPE.org/membership.
This document discusses the role of citizens and social media in nation-building. It emphasizes that social media is about human interaction and communication, and that people support what they help to create. It encourages citizens to participate actively and take on small actions that can help the country, such as following traffic rules, not buying smuggled goods, and speaking positively about the nation. It profiles Alex Lacson as an example of one hero who dared to change the world through his inspiring book.
A former Queensland government official alleges the state government covered up the true extent of the fire ant problem. Pam Swepson claims reports of the spread of fire ants were altered to downplay the issue in order to continue receiving federal funding that required claiming eradication was possible. While the Crime and Misconduct Commission investigated, they only looked at internal reporting and not the substance of Swepson's allegations. The government will now use a $1 million infrared camera attached to a helicopter to search for remaining fire ant colonies from over 100 meters above ground as a new strategy, having previously relied more on large-scale treatments.
This document discusses water sustainability challenges in commercial buildings and introduces Dolphin WaterCare as a chemical-free solution for cooling tower water treatment. Traditional chemical water treatment uses handling of chemicals which presents risks, while Dolphin WaterCare uses pulsed electromagnetic fields to control scale, corrosion and bacteria without chemicals. It provides benefits like water and energy savings, reduced operating expenses, and helps earn LEED points. Customers have seen increased efficiency and measurable economic and sustainability benefits compared to chemical treatment.
The document discusses team sales commission (TSC) structures. TSC is based on "cycles" earned from binary volume units (BUV) placed on the left and right sales teams. One cycle is earned for every 300 BUV, requiring 150 BUV on each side. Members earn different commission amounts per cycle depending on their package and number of personally sponsored distributors. Working as a team maximizes income potential by balancing BUV across legs. Higher ranks allow more cycles and income per day, up to a maximum. The Strong Leg Retention feature unique to the company helps maximize income by reducing losses when maximums are reached.
python-message is a Python publish-subscribe broker for messages within an application. It allows components to subscribe to messages on topics and publish messages to subscribed listeners on those topics. Key features include using hashable objects like strings as topics, synchronous publishing to subscribed listeners, and APIs for subscribing, unsubscribing, publishing, and managing topic declarations. Examples show how it can decouple logging from libraries and allow dancing with processes, threads, and coroutines by decorating listener functions.
This document provides information on polling booths for the 2012 Moreton Bay Regional Council mayoral election, including the division number, polling booth number and name, address, wheelchair access, and any joint booths with other divisions. There were 12 divisions total, with multiple polling booths listed for each division across Moreton Bay.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms for those who already suffer from conditions like anxiety and depression.
Heather Doonan collects books from schools and libraries in Brisbane and ships them to remote areas in Papua New Guinea that lack educational resources. She has shipped over 1000 boxes of books this year alone through her nonprofit Books For PNG Kids. Doonan started the program over 20 years ago after discovering many children in PNG had no books, and it has grown from a small hobby into a major operation. She hopes to continue educating PNG children and getting more books to remote areas.
The document discusses how high heel wearing habits are changing. It notes that many female workers are choosing mid-heels over skyscraper heels for the office in order to look professional while also being more comfortable. A shoe expert says lower heels are becoming more popular worldwide. The document also discusses how sales of organic meat have increased as shoppers seek ethical options after footage showed cruel treatment of Australian cattle in Indonesian slaughterhouses. Butchers have been fielding many questions about the source and treatment of their meat.
The document discusses the high level of biosecurity at a secretive lab that studies deadly viruses. Scientists at the lab work daily with a virus that could potentially kill millions. The lab has strict safety protocols, including multiple security checkpoints, airlock doors to seal sections, and requirements that nothing leaves and no one exits without sterilization and decontamination. The article notes that the team researching the viruses is nicknamed the "Bat Pack" and works toward developing vaccines and early warning systems for viruses like Hendra virus that can infect horses and humans.
Scientists working on a Hendra virus vaccine have urged drug regulators to fast-track approval of the vaccine due to the current outbreak being the worst on record. While the virus has so far only spread from bats to horses to humans, the researchers are preparing for the possibility it could mutate and spread directly from bats to humans or between humans, as another similar virus has done. Their vaccine research aims to develop a formulation that could protect against Hendra virus and potentially related viruses. The researchers met with regulators last week to discuss expediting the approval process, as animal trials have shown the vaccine to be effective.
Norway massacre face of evil. The document is a newspaper article that discusses the 2011 Norway attacks and Anders Behring Breivik, the man responsible for the terrorist attacks that killed 77 people. The attacks included a bomb in Oslo and a shooting at a youth camp. Breivik has been described as the "face of evil" for committing such violent acts.
Three horses on separate properties in southeast Queensland were confirmed dead from Hendra virus in late June 2011. A timeline shows that a vet first euthanized a horse at a property near Brisbane on June 20th believing it had colic. This was followed by another sick horse at a separate property that was taken to a third property where it died. Blood tests later confirmed the horse had Hendra virus. Additional horses then became sick and were euthanized at the first property, with blood tests confirming Hendra virus in those cases as well. People exposed at the various properties were monitored with blood tests.
Rally calls for animal export ban
Almost 100 people rallied in Ipswich to demand an end to live animal exports to Indonesia due to graphic footage showing cruel treatment of exported cattle. Animal welfare workers promise larger protests in capital cities on June 18. Some beef producers and abattoir owners have joined calls to pressure the government to halt all live animal exports.
This document summarizes recent research findings on the increasing wealth and living standards of the average Australian household. It finds that multiple computers, internet access, game consoles, and plasma TVs are now standard. It also notes that Australian families now typically have enough bedrooms so children don't have to share, and can afford household help like cleaners and gardeners. The increasing expectations of comfort and technology are driving these changes in what is considered normal or average in Australian homes according to the researcher.
Alicia Gali, a woman from Queensland, Australia, is suing the Commonwealth of Australia. She claims that after being drugged and raped at the resort in Dubai where she worked, a consular officer failed to warn her that by reporting the rape to local police, she could face imprisonment under Dubai's laws. Gali is also suing the resort, claiming she was raped by three co-workers. She contacted the consular officer for advice after the incident and says she was not told her complaint could lead to her being jailed for adultery.
The strong Australian dollar is negatively impacting several industries. Tourism operators are seeing fewer international visitors as the strong dollar makes Australia a more expensive destination. International students are also being affected as their scholarships and budgets do not stretch as far with the higher cost of living. Manufacturers that export most of their products are also struggling with less competitive prices in overseas markets due to the increased value of the Australian dollar. Unless the dollar declines significantly, some industries may have to permanently restructure operations to remain viable.
The Australian dollar has reached parity with the US dollar and may reach $1.50, but this is hurting some Queensland industries. Tourism operators are struggling with fewer overseas visitors and more Australians traveling abroad. The strong dollar is also hurting manufacturers and other exporters. Some experts say the high dollar may persist for years due to Australia's strong economy and demand for commodities. The closure of Couran Cove Island Resort demonstrates the toll the high dollar is taking on tourism.
Frugal shoppers are stocking up on heavily discounted grocery items in bulk quantities not seen for years, filling their trolleys with six times the normal amount. The trend is driven by consumers looking to cut costs during tough economic times, as well as intense price competition among supermarkets. As major retailers close down, new discount stores are poised to expand and fill the gap, creating over 1,300 new jobs in Queensland within three years through new locations and aggressive growth.
Facial recognition software uses algorithms to analyze facial features and produce unique "face prints" that can identify individuals. The article discusses how this technology is being used by retailers to collect customer demographic data like gender, age, and mood without directly recording images. It notes foreign criminals have been found with "target lists" of Australian scam victims compiled using personal data purchased from marketing companies.
1. Authorities in Queensland, Australia are planning to trial a sophisticated public surveillance network using facial recognition technology connected to CCTV cameras to identify persons of interest and help fight crime.
2. Researchers will seek access to police databases including images of offenders to test the system. Privacy concerns have been raised about future use of data.
3. An early trial phase is planned for late this year at Ipswich's surveillance center which monitors 200 cameras. Researchers say facial recognition technology has advanced and may now be useful for law enforcement.
A Queensland couple spends $20,000 per year on their diet of 30 bananas per day. They previously spent $40 per week but wild weather has increased banana prices, now costing them $600 per week. If they maintained this diet for a whole year at current prices, it would cost over $30,000 and require consuming almost 2400kg of bananas. A nutritionist warns their high-fibre diet could cause diarrhea for many people.
Queensland parents have been slow to adopt front-mounted bicycle seats for children despite them being the safest option. Only 1 in 100 customers purchase these seats due to a perception they are less safe than rear-mounted seats. However, bicycle safety experts say front seats provide children with a more stable ride and allow parents to engage with and guide children more easily. While already popular in Europe, the seats are gaining approval in Australia through new safety standards and procedures.
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Psaroudakis, a name that resonates with football fans around the globe, is a testament to the powerful synergy between familial support and individual passion. Born on March 10, 1992, in the historic city of Heraklion, Crete, Psaroudakis’ journey to international football stardom is a compelling narrative of dedication, perseverance, and unwavering family support. His story not only highlights his athletic prowess but also underscores the crucial role his family played in shaping his career and character.
Psaroudakis’ early life in Heraklion was deeply influenced by a supportive and nurturing family environment. His father, a former semi-professional footballer, recognized Psaroudakis’ potential from an early age. Acting as his first coach, his father’s guidance was instrumental in igniting Psaroudakis’ passion for football. This paternal influence instilled in him a strong work ethic and fundamental skills that would become the foundation of his future success. His mother, a dedicated homemaker, provided a stable and nurturing environment, ensuring that Psaroudakis could pursue his dreams without any hindrances.
From a young age, Psaroudakis showed an innate talent for football. Growing up in Heraklion, he spent countless hours playing football in local parks and streets with friends and family. His natural ability was evident even in these informal settings, and his enthusiasm for the game was infectious. By the age of five, Psaroudakis had joined a local youth football club, where his skills began to flourish. His father’s role as his first coach during these formative years was crucial, as he emphasized not only technical skills but also the importance of discipline and teamwork.
The transition from playing in local parks to joining a structured football environment marked a significant step in Psaroudakis’ journey. At the age of ten, he joined the youth academy of OFI Crete, one of Greece’s most esteemed football clubs. This move marked the beginning of a more rigorous and professional approach to his training. The academy environment was demanding, focusing on honing technical abilities and instilling values of sportsmanship and dedication. Psaroudakis’ dedication to his craft was evident as he quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a standout player in the youth teams.
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thesundaymail.com.au SPECIAL INVESTIGATION NEWS 11
owners say it’s
dodgy builders Close call: The house in
Gimba St, Mitchelton.
Red tape
tangle
angers
Quirk
Kelmeny Fraser
BRISBANE’S Lord Mayor has
turned on the Building Ser-
vices Authority (BSA), saying
the Government needed to
find ways to make it a
Floor fail: Bamboo flooring ‘‘stronger force’’.
that buckles (above) has ‘‘Unfortunately at times the
prevented the Presser family State Government’s Building
(right) from moving properly Services Authority has been
into their home. bogged down with red tape
and therefore unable to get the
best result,’’ Lord Mayor
Family
Graham Quirk said.
The council has referred 45
cases involving private
certifiers to the BSA and
floored
allocated $100,000 this year to
work the body.
Cr Quirk said he allocated
the funds in an attempt to
by BSA
‘‘stomp out this tick-and-flick
attitude of dodgy operators
and (to) stop bad development
before it becomes a problem.’’
backflip
It comes as the council and
the BSA grapple with what has
been described as one of the
worst failings in Queensland’s
building approvals system.
David Murray pop up beneath their feet. Services Authority first found poor ventilation, so the couple reversed their directive – but Residents of Gimba St,
‘‘We got to the point where in their favour then mysteri- went to the BSA. they hadn’t informed us. Mitchelton, first raised the
DAYS after Tim and Leanne we virtually got speed humps ously changed its mind. ‘‘The BSA decided he was ‘‘We rang the BSA and they alarm about a house being
Presser had bamboo flooring going through the house up to So far they have spent at fault and he should replace said they’d decided to have an built in the street only 82cm
laid in the final stages of 20cm high,’’ Mr Presser said. about $30,000 on the case all the floors and gave him a expert conclave where their from the road two years ago.
rebuilding their dream North In his mind it was a rela- and the bill is still rising, but directive to do so.’’ expert and his expert agreed But work on the house was
Tamborine home, the boards tively straightforward case. they have little choice as the However, the repair work he wasn’t at fault and we able to continue because of a
began to buckle. The boards and their repair bill is estimated to be never started. should find our own means of legal loophole, sparking a
More than three years later installation were defective, so more than $100,000. ‘‘We were trying to find out taking action.’’ The case is neighbourhood feud and legal
the couple and their four should have been replaced. The home’s new external when he was going to come now before the state Civil and action.
children still can’t move into Instead, the couple is still bamboo decking also failed. out and actually replace it and Administrative Tribunal. A council spokesman said
their house after the flooring fighting to have their floors The installer blamed issues why it was taking so long. He the matter was currently be-
deteriorated so badly it would replaced, after the Building ranging from water leaks to then told us the BSA had murrayd@qnp.newsltd.com.au fore the BSA.
ALL IN ALL IT'S JUST...
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