https://blue.feedland.org/?river=http://data.feedland.org/blue/feeds/Jono.xml It's just a feed for now Fri, 13 Sep 2024 03:52:07 GMT feedland v0.6.43 https://cyber.harvard.edu/rss/rss.html Fri, 13 Sep 2024 03:52:06 GMT http://rpc.rsscloud.io:5337/pleaseNotify Thu, September 12, 2024 11:52 PM EDT <p>Are there any three notes in the corpus of 20th century music more joyful than the intro to No Rain?</p> <p>I feel like Soup is Shannon Hoons&#39;s vocal masterpiece but it&#39;s simply impossible to hear the first bar of No Rain and not smile.</p> <p>But fuck me, my heart, all those kids chewed up and spat out by the entertainment machine. Hits hard when you make it through your teens and twenties and then watch your own children pick up speed as they approach the curves.</p> Fri, 13 Sep 2024 03:52:07 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=609987 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=609987 Are there any three notes in the corpus of 20th century music more joyful than the intro to No Rain? I feel like Soup is Shannon Hoons's vocal masterpiece but it's simply impossible to hear the first bar of No Rain and not smile. But fuck me, my heart, all those kids chewed up and spat out by the entertainment machine. Hits hard when you make it through your teens and twenties and then watch your own children pick up speed as they approach the curves. So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting. There is some history here, and some hurt. The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc. For their archaeological Authority they need to consult with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and surflclub and carpark etc are on. It&#39;s a major regional amenity, and it&#39;s on a burial ground. Because it&#39;s a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites like these. Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application. That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti. Thu, 29 Aug 2024 08:04:41 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540056 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540056 So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting. There is some history here, and some hurt. The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc. For their archaeological Authority they need to consult with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and surflclub and carpark etc are on. It's a major regional amenity, and it's on a burial ground. Because it's a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites like these. Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application. That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti. <p><a href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/">https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/</a></p> <p>So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting.</p> <p>There is some history here, and some hurt. The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc.</p> <p>For their archaeological Authority they needex to engage with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and sueflcub are on. Because it&#39;s a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites.</p> <p>Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application.</p> <p>That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti.</p> Thu, 29 Aug 2024 07:57:08 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540049 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540049 https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/ So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting. There is some history here, and some hurt. The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc. For their archaeological Authority they needex to engage with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and sueflcub are on. Because it's a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites. Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application. That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti. <p><a href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/">https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/</a></p> <p>So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting.</p> <p>There is some history here, and some hurt. The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc.</p> <p>For their archaeological Authority they needex to engage with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and sueflcub are on. Because it&#39;s a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites.</p> <p>Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application.</p> <p>That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti.</p> Thu, 29 Aug 2024 07:57:07 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540048 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540048 https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/ So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting. There is some history here, and some hurt. The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc. For their archaeological Authority they needex to engage with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and sueflcub are on. Because it's a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites. Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application. That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti. <p>So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting. There is some history here, and some hurt.</p> <p><a href="https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/">https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/</a></p> <p>The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc.</p> <p>For their archaeological Authority they needex to engage with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and sueflcub are on. Because it&#39;s a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites.</p> <p>Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application.</p> <p>That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti.</p> Thu, 29 Aug 2024 07:52:12 GMT https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540047 https://blue.feedland.org/?item=540047 So, this slip which has rendered the Mangawhai Surf Club unusable since Cyclone Gabrielle is on a pā. Human remains also came down in the slip, and in the 1870s remains were robbed from here by a Whangarei settler for Andreas Reischek and his museum collecting. There is some history here, and some hurt. https://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/northland-surf-club-and-council-join-hands-to-quickly-fix-major-slip/3LXKZZ4HEFDEDCDD3AI4BMJC3M/ The surf club needs an archaeological Authority (like a consent) for the slip remediation, but neglected to get one. It happens. Volunteer organisation. Relying on goodwill etc. For their archaeological Authority they needex to engage with Te Uri o Hau who are increasingly shut out by Kaipara District Council. And KDC own the land the slip and sueflcub are on. Because it's a pā, and a known burial site, they could say nahhhh and Heritage NZ the regulator would probably support them due to a longstanding policy on significant Māori sites. Did Te Uri o Hau play silly buggers? Did they use this as leverage? Nah, they just turned up to meet the project manager, an archaeologist, came up with some solutions, and provided a cultural impct assessment in less than two weeks for the authority application. That is mana. That is partnership. That is an example that the good people of Mangawhai should have front of mind as they think about the Mayor they have elected, as he runs roughshod over Te Tiriti.