 Operations Manager, has been acting in the role of CEO since July 2018.
During his time as National Operations Manager, Tim has overseen the development and implementation of the organisation’s Operations and Land Management staff and programs, and worked on ground-breaking partnerships with Indigenous groups, state governments and the Department of Defence. Since joining AWC, the organisation has grown to become one of Australia’s leading conservation organisations.
Growing up in the Victorian region of East Gippsland, Tim was exposed to the concepts and issues relating to conservation from an early age. Tim’s career includes a decade of service in the Royal Australian Navy, followed by extensive operations and project management throughout the mining, energy, water and Defence sectors. Tim is the organisation’s second CEO.
AWC is the biggest private owner and manager of land for conservation in Australia, owning or managing more than 4.6 million hectares of land. AWC also develops high value relationships, working in partnership with Indigenous groups, pastoralists and Government to implement its innovative model for conservation.
54 per cent of native amphibian species.
AWC started 27 years ago when its founder, the late Martin Copley AM, purchased a single property for conservation in south-western Australia. That property became AWC’s first wildlife sanctuary, Karakamia.FORT WORTH, TEXAS (June 27, 2019) – Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth, Inc. announced today that the organization will open its 25th area retail store on Friday, June 28, 2019.
“While many traditional retailers are closing their doors, we’re proud to open our 25th area retail store,” said David Cox, president and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth.
Like all Goodwill Fort Worth locations, revenue generated through the sale of donated goods at the Benbrook store fund job training and placement programs for individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment including veterans, at-risk youth, the homeless, the formerly incarcerated and the disadvantaged. The organization also assists job seekers from the general public in obtaining employment through six area job resource centers.If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to get in shape this year, then I have great news. By adding one simple exercise to your weekly routine, you can make a dramatic impact on your level of fitness. It’s an exercise you probably did as a kid and one you can do it just about anywhere. You guessed it: jumping rope.
Many people think they’re not coordinated enough to jump rope. The first few times are often a struggle and many people decide too quickly that it’s not for them. If this is you, be patient and follow these simple steps. You’ll be jumping rope (and burning tons of calories) in no time!
I have many clients and friends who train for marathons and other long distance running events. Preparing for a marathon isn’t for sissies. It requires building up stamina over time and eventually going on very long runs to prepare for the big day. This leaves little or no time for cross-training. Along with incorporating strength exercises, it’s also important to add another form of cardiovascular exercise to your routine and jumping rope is an excellent choice. It not only enhances the endurance built up during those long runs, it also helps develop greater quickness, agility, strength, power and balance.
Once you have your jump rope, shoes and music, the fun begins. Jumping rope requires the coordination of many muscle groups to work in harmony which makes it a little frustrating at first. But keep in mind it’s a super workout. Jumping rope for 10 minutes burns roughly the same number of calories as jogging for 30 minutes! So don’t quit because you’ll eventually love the fact you can get such a great workout in a short period of time.
For your first workout, simply pretend to use the rope. Notice how many songs you “jumped” to. If you made it through 3 songs, you probably jumped for about 10 minutes. Set a goal of finishing a certain number of songs—this will give you extra incentive and prevent you from quitting mid-song.
Once you can jump for 10 minutes without stopping, bring out your jump rope. You can either jump while twirling it beside you or jump through it. It’s up to you—just jump. Make sure you don’t jump too high and always choose a surface that has a little “give” to it. You don’t want to jump on concrete or stone surfaces as it will make you more susceptible to injury.
If you’re serious about jump rope training and want to learn more, look up my friend Buddy Lee’s website. Buddy, a former marine and 10 time U.S. World Medalist in wrestling, is the leading jump rope training expert in the world. You can learn workouts and progressions for warm-ups, cool downs, sports specific training and sample programs used by elite athletes. You can even order an official U.S. Olympic Team Licensed jump rope and see videos of Buddy in action. 
Can’t I just jump up and down with hand weights and get the same workout without butchering the ceiling tiles in the basement?
Funny coincidence, in gym class last week the instructor took turns handing someone a jump rope for a few minutes. I was horrified when I was the 2nd person, because I don’t think I’d touched one in 20 years, and I didn’t know if I could do it! (and you know how uncoordinated I am!!). But I did it and have to admit it was fun, although exhausting!!!
Thanks for reminding me about using the jump rope. It’s a nice exercise to do when traveling.
I am doing it – I used to be such a good double dutcher – thanks for the suggestion!
How’s it going? Double dutch is very cool…maybe you can teach us how to do it…great exercise AND great fun!I’ve just recently come across this piece of information and have used it during a dinner for some friends and so can totally vouch for it. If you’ve got some leafy greens, like lettuce or baby spinach etc. that have been sitting in the fridge drawer for a couple of days and aren’t looking too hot, simply soak them in a bowl of ice water for 15-20 minutes and they’ll regain their crispness. Naturally, this doesn’t work for stuff that’s actually gone bad, but generally to return most of your greens’ crispness, this here should do the trick.
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import java.lang.reflect.Method;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;

import org.junit.platform.engine.TestTag;
import org.junit.platform.engine.UniqueId;
import org.junit.platform.engine.support.descriptor.AbstractTestDescriptor;
import org.junit.platform.engine.support.descriptor.MethodSource;

public class IntegrationTestEngineMethodDescriptor extends AbstractTestDescriptor {

	private final Method javaMethod;

	protected IntegrationTestEngineMethodDescriptor(Method javaMethod, UniqueId uniqueId) {
		super(uniqueId.append("class", javaMethod.getName()), javaMethod.getName(), MethodSource.from(javaMethod));
		this.javaMethod = javaMethod;
	}

	@Override
	public Type getType() {
		return Type.TEST;
	}

	public Method getJavaMethod() {
		return javaMethod;
	}

	@Override
	public Set<TestTag> getTags() {
		Set<TestTag> allTags = new HashSet<>();
		getParent().ifPresent(parentDescriptor -> allTags.addAll(parentDescriptor.getTags()));
		return allTags;
	}

}
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For the first time on Vinyl these are Kollektivs´ legendary recordings in summer of 1973 at Broadcast studio in Germany immediately after the recordings of their first album for famous German label Brain.
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The first incarnation of Kollektiv is the best one. The band`s music style is hard to describe. You will rock rock-blues, jazz and pop elements electronically alienated by echo, ring modulators, octavoice, vibrators and sound filters.
Since their formation in early 1970 their music had attracted a growing number of fans and until 1975, when this first formation split up, the group had played in nearly every club in Germany. This two album set comes with comprehensive story and photos on a four sided cover-size booklet. The sound has been especially remastered for the vinyl issue and is brilliant. This is for sure one of the best Long Hair releases ever. Don´t miss it. Highly recommended!
Side 4 recorded 1973 somewhere over Germany.
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