In a new interview with Los Angeles-based music journalist Lyndsey Parker, JOURNEY guitarist Neal Schon was asked about how he and keyboardist Jonathan Cain have managed to mend fences after publicly feuding over several issues, including Neal allegedly causing over $1 million in personal expenses to be charged to the band's shared American Express card and Schon demanding that Cain stop playing events for former U.S. president Donald Trump. Neal said: "We just decided that the music is the music. We worked really hard and diligently on keeping this thing alive all these years and just not let the other stuff get in the way and kind of keep it separate. It's all right for us to have separate beliefs on everything. It was actually a rule that way before Jonathan was in the band, that our manager made with us all, that we would never have politics involved in our music, or any one religion, because [JOURNEY's music] is for everyone. Anytime you [get political] and you segregate, you're going to lose fans. And why would you want to do that? Just keep it open for everyone to be able to enjoy your music as music."

Asked how he feels when certain JOURNEY songs get used for a cause or a candidate, at a rally or whatever, that is not in line with his personal beliefs, Neal said: "I'm not a fan of it. No, I'm not a fan of it. But it doesn't matter. It's not one way or the other. It's not the left side, not the right side. It's just I'm in the middle and I don't want it to go one way or the other. I think we should remain neutral and let everybody enjoy what they want to enjoy, and I think it's nobody's business. I've never appreciated music [with] politics. I don't think they go hand-in-hand. I think that music is the greatest communicator of the world and that it shouldn't have a label on it to be one way or another. It should be to be conveyed by everyone in their own way."

Cain is a devout born-again Christian whose minister wife Paula White-Cain delivered the invocation at Donald Trump's 2017 presidential inauguration.

Back in December 2022, JOURNEY guitarist Neal Schon blasted Cain as a "hypocrite" after the JOURNEY keyboardist performed the band's 1981 hit song "Don't Stop Believin'" at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago property. Cain played the track with a backup chorus of U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Donald Trump Jr.'s fiance Kimberly Guilfoyle and former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake.

In the past, Schon has also publicly voiced his opposition to having JOURNEY's music associated with political or religious causes. Back in 2017, he derided Cain on social media after the keyboardist, singer Arnel Pineda and then-bassist Ross Valory were photographed with Trump in the White House.

In a 2017 video interview conducted in the studios of the radio station ONE FM 91.3, Cain could be heard saying: "We're not political; we don't get into politics. We try to stay in our lane, and I just think that's the best answer we can give you."

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EAGLE RIVER, Wis. (WAOW)The driver is OK after going through two stop signs into a wooden fence down at the end of Railroad Street, down an embankment and the car plunged into the water in an Eagle River crash Friday morning.

According to a police report from Eagle River Police Department, the crash occurred just before 1:45 a.m. in Eagle River.

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The vehicle drove through two stop signs without stopping and into a wooden fence at the end of Railroad Street, down an embankment and into the river below the Bridge Street Bridge.

The driver did escape the vehicle and went to a nearby house for medical assistance. The driver had minor injuries.

It was determined the driver was the only occupant in the vehicle, despite her telling police there were other people in the car.

Traffic was reduced to one lane on Highway 45 in the Eagle River while the vehicle was pulled from the water. The DNR also responded to assist with the fuel spill into the water.

The investigation is ongoing.

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Sophia Armstrong was visiting Malcolm Douglas Crocodile Park when she and a crowd of people witnessed a crocodiles attempt to climb the fence in its holding area. Thankfully, the crocodile didnt escape or wreak any havoc. But isnt a little unsettling to know that crocs can climb fences?

In the video, you can see that Armstrong is part of a group of people standing behind a chain-link fence. Just on the other side of the boundary fence is a large crocodile thats working hard to shift its center of gravity just a bit farther forward so it can get over a shorter fence inside its holding area.

The croc appears to be moments away from finding a foothold and making it over when you hear a keepers voice off screen.

Hello sweetheart, the male keeper says.

At the sound of his voice, the crocodile appears to relax and start sliding back down the fence. It puts its back feet back on the ground and waits, leaning against the fence with its large head poking over it until the keeper comes into view.

The keeper redirects the croc back onto the ground by giving it a nudge with a metal pole hes holding. The crowd oohs, ahs, and sighs a collective breath of relief.

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The Philadelphia 76ers couldnt wait for free agency. The whole point of the 2023-24 season was to have a handful of expiring contracts and prepare for this offseason so they could add to their star duo of Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey.

Mission accomplished. The Sixers brought in Paul George on an agreement of 4-years and $212 million. The All-Star forward averaged 22.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 3.5 assists while shooting 41.3% from deep.

Now that George has been brought in, the challenge is to get through the Eastern Conference. George comes in at 34 years old while Embiid will be 31 before the 2025 playoffs begin. That championship window is only going to be open for so much longer, but Philadelphia has its best shot at winning with these three stars leading the way assuming the rest of the roster gets filled out properly.

However, this has been heard before. The Sixers have their best shot at winning a title in X season. It has been said plenty of times in the past only to not get past Round 2 during this current Embiid era.

A big reason for the past shortcomings has been injuries. Embiid has dealt with some type of ailment in every single postseason run he has gone through in his career. When the big fella runs out of steam in April and May due to the nagging injuries, the Sixers have been unable to find that other scorer to help push them forward.

With George now in the fold, that shouldnt be a problem. The Sixers can turn to him in the playoffs to come up with big baskets in clutch moments that others werent able to get in the past. For his playoff career, George averages 21.2 points and 7.5 rebounds which shows that he can perform in the postseason.

After being the No. 1 or No. 2 option in LA, George will be the No. 3 option in Philadelphia behind Embiid and Maxey. Just because George is now in Philly, that doesnt mean Maxey should take a step back. The star averaged 29.8 points and shot 40% from deep on 9.2 attempts in the 2024 playoffs. That is the type of production thats needed to win in the postseason.

If George can produce 15 to 18 points per night as the No. 3 option, the Sixers should finally be able to get over the hump. Opposing teams have to pay attention to George and send defensive players his way which allows Embiid and Maxey to get free as much as they can and operate.

Every team eventually gets over that proverbial hump after years of failure. Thats what makes the taste of winning that much sweeter. With George now in tow, the time is now for the Sixers to get the job done in the Eastern Conference finally.

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The supposed solution to tents along the Grand cCnal in Dublin has been kilometres of barriers set to stay in place until October. John Meagher speaks to the migrants who seethe area as a haven and the locals hoping for better options

Fenced in: A woman takes time out on the Grand Canal in Dublin. Photo: Mark Condren

It is a classic Dublin vista. Stand on Leeson Streets Eustace Bridge facing east and take in the final stretch of the 132km Grand Canal. Fringed with trees and thick foliage along the towpath, all reflected in the water, its a bucolic sight amid the bustle of the south inner city. It seems especially magical this time of year. So stilly greeny at the heart of summer, as Patrick Kavanagh famously put it.

Quite what the great poet would have made of the steel fencing alongside his beloved canal is anyones guess. For the past six weeks or so, two metre-high steel fencing has run along the canal from the Clanwilliam Place, not far from the Aviva Stadium, to the bridge at Harolds Cross, some 3km away. Every week, it seems to grow longer.

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When it comes to transforming your backyard, there are few projects bigger than adding a garden fence. In addition to being a simple way to keep your plants guarded from roving wildlife, they can also create a comfortably secluded place in your backyard that you can enjoy in peace. But before you start putting up posts, there are a few tips you'll want to consider to ensure you get the outcome you want. Read on for garden fence ideas that will protect your space and still look great.

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Putting up any kind of fence in your yard is going to catch the eye, which makes the material you use an important decision. According to Marek Bowers, founder of Bolder Green, using reclaimed wood can result in a unique-looking fence that is also sustainable.

"Each plank will have its own character, adding a rustic charm to your yard or garden," he says. "Just ensure the wood is treated and sanded for safety and durability. The weathered look can be incredibly appealing, but you can also paint it to match your garden's aesthetic."

He says you can find reclaimed wood at salvage yards and demolition sites (with permission, of course) or websites such as Etsy, Craigslist, and Facebook Marketplace. You can also reach out to specialty reclaimed wood suppliers and local farms or ranches for anything they might be offloading.

Adding a wooden or stone wall may interrupt the flow of your green space. That's where floral vines can come in handy.

"A bespoke ipe fence adorned with Bignonia capreolatacommonly known as crossvinenot only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also serves as a habitat for hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies," says Amy Hovis, owner of Eden Garden Design. "This crossvine is a fast-growing, evergreen vine that produces striking tubular orange flowers."

She adds that once you're ready to start planting vines, you should install a wire, string, or steel cable to allow the vines to shoot upwards as they begin to grow.

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Your garden is a place where greenery is meant to thriveand not just in the ground. If you want to create a feeling of lushness that embraces nature, even with your barriers, consider a living wall.

"These fences are made of plant panels that provide privacy and security while adding a lush, green element to your yard, transforming a plain fence into a vibrant backdrop," says Bowers. "Living walls are typically mounted on an existing fence or a sturdy support structure to ensure stability and proper irrigation."

This dense foliage not only enhances privacy by blocking views from neighbors and passersby but also helps absorb sound, making your yard a quieter, more peaceful place.

Not all fences are made of solid wood. If you're looking for an easy way to customize the look and give it some life without installing panels, you can use other materials that help plants grow. ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb

"We love to use fencing with perforated steel or wire screens to grow vines on," Hovis tells Best Life. "Hedging designs can often be achieved by layering plants of varying heights and textures. This creates visual depth and sensory intrigue while offering an organic look that provides privacy to one's home and landscape."

However, she clarifies that it's important to consider whether the plants you're using are evergreen or deciduous.

"If they're deciduous, plant variety and placement have increased importance so that seasonal coverage remains consistent overall," she explains.

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Sturdy wood is an appealing option for anyone truly concerned about security. But there's another simple and affordable material that can look even better for a fraction of the price.

"Bamboo fencing is a fantastic option for those who want an exotic, eco-friendly solution," says Bowers. "It's incredibly strong and grows quickly, making it a sustainable choice. And natural bamboo's light color adds a warm, tropical feel to your garden."

However, it still requires a little work beyond planting or placing: Bowers warns it's essential to secure the bamboo poles tightly and treat them to withstand weather conditions.

Before you start putting posts into the ground, consider yet another living option: For a natural, green barrier, Bowers suggests removing your fence and planting trees tightly together to grow a privacy hedge.

"These are my personal favorites. I actually tear out fences to build these!" Bowers tells Best Life.

Opting for living barriers can can add several important elements to your garden. "This lush, living wall provides excellent privacy and elegance," he says. "Regular trimming will maintain the desired shape and size. But the foliage looks beautiful and absorbs noise, making your yard more serene and pleasant."

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Natural Resources and Environment portfolio spokesperson Cr Jason Bartels at the soon-to-be-upgraded Laurisen Park in Kepnock.

Safe and diverse play opportunities, from fully-fenced playgrounds, shaded parks and updated skate facilities, are among the essential services prioritised in Bundaberg Regional Councils 2024-25 budget.

In the upcoming financial year, Bundaberg Regional Council will continue to place an emphasis on the enhancement of local recreational areas.

One of the key projects is the refurbishment of Laurisen Park, a highly popular space identified for upgrade in the Parks and Open Space Strategy 2019 2026.

Natural Resources and Environment portfolio spokesperson Cr Jason Bartels said the park, which served the Kalkie and Kepnock areas, would see significant improvements to meet the community's needs and ensure the safety and enjoyment of its users.

A strategic relocation of the play equipment in Laurisen Park will better maximise the site's potential, Cr Bartels said.

While this will move the play area closer to the road the design also includes a barrier fence which will see the playground fully enclosed.

Its the latest in a series of parks to be upgraded with barrier fencing because the community has told us this is a priority to increase accessibility and we are listening.

Additional funding has been incorporated into the budget to allow Council to consider other areas for full fencing in upcoming upgrades.

During a community consultation for the Lake Ellen Heritage Hub and Playground the need for fully enclosed play spaces was identified, he said.

Detailed designs for this project are currently underway, promising a safer and more inclusive environment for all users.

Funding has also been committed to a Skatepark Refurbishment Program which identified Innes Park Reserve Skate Park and Jack Strathdee Memorial Park Skate Park for upgrades based on a comprehensive audit.

Cr Bartels said the program would ensure these popular facilities remained safe and enjoyable for users.

He said visitors to regional parks would also be kept safe from the sun, with Councils Shade Sail Program making strides in improving comfort and usability in several locations.

Shade structures are currently being fabricated for Apple Tree Creek, with Gorman Park, Burnett Shores Park, and Innes Park Reserve scheduled for installations before summer, he said.

Additionally, three shelters are ready for installation at Elliott Heads Skate Park.

Cr Bartels said overall the upgrades reflected Council's dedication to meeting the needs of the community and providing high-quality recreational facilities for all.

View the full Bundaberg Regional Council 2024-25 budget document online.

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When The Bear comes back for season 3 and Jeremy Allen Whites Carmy gets out of that fridge, hes got a big apology tour on his hands. Not only did he screw his prospective romance with Clarie, but hes on the outs with best friend, Richie (Ebon Moss-Bachrach).

For at the end of season 2, Richie and Carmy came to blows. Richie was ticked off on how Carmy treats Claire. Overall, hes a guy who cares for everyone around him.

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Rosy and Natalie caught up with Moss-Bachrach on the Primetime Emmys carpet tonight, to ask him whether Richie and Carmy are ever going to mend fences.

The Comedy Series Supporting Actor nominee answered, They seem very far apart from the last thing, I saw. I do think the ball is in Carmys court. I think Richie is a very loyal friend who is a very resilient soul. Carmy seems more fragile and neurotic.

Carmy also came away from season 2 in dire straits with Claire, who overheard him rambling in the locked fridge over how their relationship was a distraction for to his culinary calling.

We got Jeremy Allen White at the Golden Globes last Sunday to address that one.

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Said 2x Golden Globe winner on how he wanted to see Carmy and Claires fate go down: As Jeremy, a reader of scripts and watcher of show, I think she deserve an apology at the very least. So, I hope theres some version of that when I read scripts again.

FXs The Bear returns to production this winter. Its already won four 2023 Emmys including Comedy Series Casting, Sound Mixing Comedy/ Drama Half Hour, Sound Editing Comedy/Drama Half Hour and Picture Editing Single Camera Comedy. The show is up for Outstanding Comedy Series as well tonight, in addition to White for Lead Actor Comedy Series, as well as Ayo Edebiri for Supporting Actress Comedy Series.

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