Michael Josem
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Free tour of Douglas Cemetery to honour 80 years since VE Day and VJ Day - Community.IM
A guided tour of Commonwealth war graves in Douglas Borough Cemetery will take place on Monday 23 June at 18:30 as part of the island’s commemorations for the 80th anniversaries of Victory in Europe (...
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May 20, 2025 at 8:11 AM
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In areas where there is no or little signalling component (eg, a bunch of short courses like safeguarding, introductory compliance training, etc) the world of MOOCs is huge and dominant.
No high functioning person with online access goes to in-person Level 1/2 food hygiene certificate training.
No high functioning person with online access goes to in-person Level 1/2 food hygiene certificate training.
December 18, 2024 at 11:37 AM
In areas where there is no or little signalling component (eg, a bunch of short courses like safeguarding, introductory compliance training, etc) the world of MOOCs is huge and dominant.
No high functioning person with online access goes to in-person Level 1/2 food hygiene certificate training.
No high functioning person with online access goes to in-person Level 1/2 food hygiene certificate training.
Roo is very gamey, very lean (they move around a lot! they don't just stand/graze like cows).
Because marsupials (like camelids and swine) are not ruminants, they have very low methane emissions - there is no fermentation happening in their guts. Therefore low impact on global warming!
Because marsupials (like camelids and swine) are not ruminants, they have very low methane emissions - there is no fermentation happening in their guts. Therefore low impact on global warming!
December 18, 2024 at 11:22 AM
Roo is very gamey, very lean (they move around a lot! they don't just stand/graze like cows).
Because marsupials (like camelids and swine) are not ruminants, they have very low methane emissions - there is no fermentation happening in their guts. Therefore low impact on global warming!
Because marsupials (like camelids and swine) are not ruminants, they have very low methane emissions - there is no fermentation happening in their guts. Therefore low impact on global warming!
I doubt the animals are big enough to hunt and eat commercially: kangaroo meat is fairly accessible (here) in Australia, I've never heard of wallaby meat for sale commercially, and hunting native Australian species is prohibited.
I'm sure there's some repulsive roadkill community that eats them!
I'm sure there's some repulsive roadkill community that eats them!
December 18, 2024 at 11:22 AM
I doubt the animals are big enough to hunt and eat commercially: kangaroo meat is fairly accessible (here) in Australia, I've never heard of wallaby meat for sale commercially, and hunting native Australian species is prohibited.
I'm sure there's some repulsive roadkill community that eats them!
I'm sure there's some repulsive roadkill community that eats them!