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Anti vaxxers have a sense of entitlement and stand out. These are the ones that they really will be targeting.
Do you have to provide ID to a security guard? Or hand over your phone?
A case of keeping the honest honest
The discussion was about placing it in the fridge. Go back and look at the thread.
www.foxsports.com.au
You would only get caught if you had security called on u in the venue and found out you have false documents if Police intervene. Acting like a drunken fool.
Why is this being reported now? What am I missing?My apologies, as this is definitely off-topic .....it's Football related
A $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL to Port Adelaide to meet short-term financial obligations has brought the estimated trading loss of the club up to $6.3 million before grants.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
The revelation comes after the SA Football Commission and league directors met on Wednesday and were informed of the state of affairs, as they deal with planning for the future with Port's licence expected to be taken over by the AFL for next season.
Chief executive Keith Thomas said the Power had been congratulated by AFL chief financial officer Ian Anderson for it's open and honest account of its details and was furious at the suggestion the club hadn't reported its result fairly.
"It's a cynical and negative approach (to suggest otherwise) for a club that wants to correct its public perception," Thomas said.
The Advertiser understands the $4.1 million trading deficit the club initially reported did not include the AFL grant of $1 million for the transition to Adelaide Oval, which went with the SANFL's investment of $2 million per year in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Then there is the previously unreported $1.2 million payment which is understood to have come from the AFL as the club was struggling to pay its bills. It is understood the matter was urgent.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
Power grants emergency payment
Yes interesting .....but was posted today 21st Nov by Fox
That date stamp has to be wrong.My apologies, as this is definitely off-topic .....it's Football related
A $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL to Port Adelaide to meet short-term financial obligations has brought the estimated trading loss of the club up to $6.3 million before grants.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
The revelation comes after the SA Football Commission and league directors met on Wednesday and were informed of the state of affairs, as they deal with planning for the future with Port's licence expected to be taken over by the AFL for next season.
Chief executive Keith Thomas said the Power had been congratulated by AFL chief financial officer Ian Anderson for it's open and honest account of its details and was furious at the suggestion the club hadn't reported its result fairly.
"It's a cynical and negative approach (to suggest otherwise) for a club that wants to correct its public perception," Thomas said.
The Advertiser understands the $4.1 million trading deficit the club initially reported did not include the AFL grant of $1 million for the transition to Adelaide Oval, which went with the SANFL's investment of $2 million per year in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Then there is the previously unreported $1.2 million payment which is understood to have come from the AFL as the club was struggling to pay its bills. It is understood the matter was urgent.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
Power grants emergency payment
The apprentice journalist uploaded an old article?
I agree ....but it was tweeted 50 minutes ago
Fox just has a shitty system where their date stamps autoupdate on old articles. I think it helps for SEO and advertising?
My apologies, as this is definitely off-topic .....it's Football related
A $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL to Port Adelaide to meet short-term financial obligations has brought the estimated trading loss of the club up to $6.3 million before grants.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
The revelation comes after the SA Football Commission and league directors met on Wednesday and were informed of the state of affairs, as they deal with planning for the future with Port's licence expected to be taken over by the AFL for next season.
Chief executive Keith Thomas said the Power had been congratulated by AFL chief financial officer Ian Anderson for it's open and honest account of its details and was furious at the suggestion the club hadn't reported its result fairly.
"It's a cynical and negative approach (to suggest otherwise) for a club that wants to correct its public perception," Thomas said.
The Advertiser understands the $4.1 million trading deficit the club initially reported did not include the AFL grant of $1 million for the transition to Adelaide Oval, which went with the SANFL's investment of $2 million per year in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Then there is the previously unreported $1.2 million payment which is understood to have come from the AFL as the club was struggling to pay its bills. It is understood the matter was urgent.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
Power grants emergency payment
My apologies, as this is definitely off-topic .....it's Football related
A $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL to Port Adelaide to meet short-term financial obligations has brought the estimated trading loss of the club up to $6.3 million before grants.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
The revelation comes after the SA Football Commission and league directors met on Wednesday and were informed of the state of affairs, as they deal with planning for the future with Port's licence expected to be taken over by the AFL for next season.
Chief executive Keith Thomas said the Power had been congratulated by AFL chief financial officer Ian Anderson for it's open and honest account of its details and was furious at the suggestion the club hadn't reported its result fairly.
"It's a cynical and negative approach (to suggest otherwise) for a club that wants to correct its public perception," Thomas said.
The Advertiser understands the $4.1 million trading deficit the club initially reported did not include the AFL grant of $1 million for the transition to Adelaide Oval, which went with the SANFL's investment of $2 million per year in 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Then there is the previously unreported $1.2 million payment which is understood to have come from the AFL as the club was struggling to pay its bills. It is understood the matter was urgent.
Port Adelaide Power receive $1.2 million emergency payment from the AFL after trading at a huge loss
Power grants emergency payment
We bought the first Macintosh. Not the Apple I. As I said we still have it.
- In 2013, an Apple 1 sold at Christie's Auction House for $390,000. [Source]
- In 2014, a functioning Apple 1 sold at Bonhams Auction for $905,000, the highest price yet for an Apple 1. [Source]
- Several have also appeared on eBay over the years, where the highest successful bid was $43,000.
- In 2016, a unit hailed as the very first Apple Computer, an Apple 1 prototype, sold at auction for $815,000. [Source]
- In 2018, a functioning Apple 1 sold at a Boston auction for $375,000. [Source]
- In 2019, an Apple 1 was sold at Christie's Auction House for $470,000. [Source]
- In 2021, a functioning Apple 1 in an ornate wooden housing with a Panasonic monitor included sold for $400,000 at Christie's Auction House
We know the Power supporters watch this thread. I love the idea of them seeing this article being posted, 'nice try, that's old news!'.
Yeah, it's now $13 million,
