R U OK DAY VIDEO FROM 2020 (STILL RELEVANT IN 2022 HENCE REPOSTING)
R U OK Day is Thursday 8th September 2022. It is the national day of action when Australians are reminded that every day is the day to ask, ‘Are you ok?’
2022 has been a challenging year for many in our community; we have had to learn how to operate in a world where social distancing is now the norm, and many have been required to self-isolate or to quarantine. These circumstances have made it more important than ever to promote the important messages of R U Ok? Day. Today we will be talking a look at R U OK day, and giving some info.
It’s not always easy to keep the conversation going when someone says they’re not OK, but it could change a life. Also remember that, today isn’t the only day to R U OK, we should be asking R U OK, everyday, it’s common sense.
By starting a conversation and commenting on the changes you’ve noticed, you could help that family member, friend or workmate open up. If they say they are not ok, you can follow our conversation steps to show them they’re supported and help them find strategies to better manage the load. If they are ok, that person will know you’re someone who cares enough to ask.Learn the signs it’s time to ask R U OK? Take the R U OK? Quiz
GETTING READY TO ASK
Before you can look out for others, you need to look out for yourself. And that’s ok. If you’re not in the right headspace or you don’t think you’re the right person to have the conversation, try to think of someone else in their support network who could talk to them. To help you decide whether you’re ready to start a meaningful conversation, ask yourself:
AM I READY?
Am I in a good headspace?
Am I willing to genuinely listen?
Can I give as much time as needed?
AM I PREPARED?
Do I understand that if I ask how someone’s going, the answer could be: “No, I’m not”?
Do I understand that you can’t ‘fix’ someone’s problems?
Do I accept that they might not be ready to talk? Or they might not want to talk to me?
PICKED MY MOMENT?
Have I chosen somewhere relatively private and comfy?
Have I figured out a time that will be good for them to chat?
Have I made sure I have enough time to chat properly?
TIPS ON HOW TO ASK
1. ASK R U OK?
Be relaxed, friendly and concerned in your approach.
Help them open up by asking questions like “How are you going?” or “What’s been happening?”
Mention specific things that have made you concerned for them, like “You seem less chatty than usual. How are you going?”
IF
If they don’t want to talk, don’t criticise them.
Tell them you’re still concerned about changes in their behaviour and you care about them.
Avoid a confrontation.
You could say: “Please call me if you ever want to chat” or “Is there someone else you’d rather talk to?”
2. LISTEN WITH AN OPEN MIND
Take what they say seriously and don’t interrupt or rush the conversation.
Don’t judge their experiences or reactions but acknowledge that things seem tough for them.
If they need time to think, sit patiently with the silence.
Encourage them to explain: “How are you feeling about that?” or “How long have you felt that way?”
Show that you’ve listened by repeating back what you’ve heard (in your own words) and ask if you have understood them properly.
3. ENCOURAGE ACTION
Ask: “What have you done in the past to manage similar situations?”
Ask: “How would you like me to support you?”
Ask: “What’s something you can do for yourself right now? Something that’s enjoyable or relaxing?”
You could say: “When I was going through a difficult time, I tried this… You might find it useful too.”
If they’ve been feeling really down for more than 2 weeks, encourage them to see a health professional. You could say, “It might be useful to link in with someone who can support you. I’m happy to assist you to find the right person to talk to.”
Be positive about the role of professionals in getting through tough times.
IF THEY NEED EXPERT HELP Some conversations are too big for family and friends to take on alone. If someone’s been really low for more than 2 weeks – or is at risk – please contact a professional as soon as you can. FIND EXPERT HELP >>
4. CHECK IN
Pop a reminder in your diary to call them in a couple of weeks. If they’re really struggling, follow up with them sooner.
You could say: “I’ve been thinking of you and wanted to know how you’ve been going since we last chatted.”
Ask if they’ve found a better way to manage the situation. If they haven’t done anything, don’t judge them. They might just need someone to listen to them for the moment.
Stay in touch and be there for them. Genuine care and concern can make a real difference.
Life Update: My Return To YouTube & Social Media | NEWS & UPDATES
Overview
Hello all, it has been a while, there has been no new content for nearly 2 weeks at the time of writing this post, it’s been the longest time I’ve not uploaded in a while. In this blog I outline how my exams are going, when I should fully return to YouTube, content plans for the rest of2021 and more.
Like I mentioned in this video, and this blog post is that content will be limited during this time, I’ve been very busy with exams, work commitments, also prior to exams I finished a website for a client. ( do you need any Web design services, if so click here)
The question on everyone’s mind: WHEN WILL I RETURN!
I generally plan on looking into doing a few YouTube Shorts, my final exam is on the 23rd of Nov, (there’s at least a 3 day gap between all my exams)
I will do some short videos for now, I’ve been busy with exam, work commitments, and many appointments, that I had all got done prior to exams.
The Plan
My general plan for coming back into normal YouTube schedules will be as follows:
Attempt to upload some kind of content, or even live stream, (even its it short – throughout next week.
My aim this weekend is to film something, anything, no guarantees however,
Throughout next week and the week after similar limited content,
During the end of next week, start of next, content will be resuming to normal, with a “I’m back, my Return To YouTube!” Video vlog style video,
This will be discussing plans and all with the future,
Throughout end of November and into all of December, content will be at its full force, with vlogs, tech, IRL Collab and all being uploaded like normal.
What’s Happening In December & Beyond
Oh yes I also have my year 12 formal, this is happening early December, I plan to vlog that, then again no guarantees
In addition – I am doing a short hospitality course skills set in December, adding to the list of my qualifications, also in addition gaining many qualifications in many areas where possible –
There’s a lot happening during those times so videos will be amazing.
There is no confirmation with regards to content structure for 2022.
No word on what is happening in 2022 with regards to online content -more updates on this will be provided sometime in December.
R U OK Day is Thursday 9th September 2021. It is the national day of action when Australians are reminded that every day is the day to ask, ‘Are you ok?’
2021 has been a challenging year for many in our community; we have had to learn how to operate in a world where social distancing is now the norm, and many have been required to self-isolate or to quarantine. These circumstances have made it more important than ever to promote the important messages of R U Ok? Day. Today we will be talking a look at R U OK day, and giving some info.
It’s not always easy to keep the conversation going when someone says they’re not OK, but it could change a life. Also remember that, today isn’t the only day to R U OK, we should be asking R U OK, everyday, it’s common sense.
By starting a conversation and commenting on the changes you’ve noticed, you could help that family member, friend or workmate open up. If they say they are not ok, you can follow our conversation steps to show them they’re supported and help them find strategies to better manage the load. If they are ok, that person will know you’re someone who cares enough to ask.Learn the signs it’s time to ask R U OK? Take the R U OK? Quiz
GETTING READY TO ASK
Before you can look out for others, you need to look out for yourself. And that’s ok. If you’re not in the right headspace or you don’t think you’re the right person to have the conversation, try to think of someone else in their support network who could talk to them. To help you decide whether you’re ready to start a meaningful conversation, ask yourself:
AM I READY?
Am I in a good headspace?
Am I willing to genuinely listen?
Can I give as much time as needed?
AM I PREPARED?
Do I understand that if I ask how someone’s going, the answer could be: “No, I’m not”?
Do I understand that you can’t ‘fix’ someone’s problems?
Do I accept that they might not be ready to talk? Or they might not want to talk to me?
PICKED MY MOMENT?
Have I chosen somewhere relatively private and comfy?
Have I figured out a time that will be good for them to chat?
Have I made sure I have enough time to chat properly?
TIPS ON HOW TO ASK
1. ASK R U OK?
Be relaxed, friendly and concerned in your approach.
Help them open up by asking questions like “How are you going?” or “What’s been happening?”
Mention specific things that have made you concerned for them, like “You seem less chatty than usual. How are you going?”
IF
If they don’t want to talk, don’t criticise them.
Tell them you’re still concerned about changes in their behaviour and you care about them.
Avoid a confrontation.
You could say: “Please call me if you ever want to chat” or “Is there someone else you’d rather talk to?”
2. LISTEN WITH AN OPEN MIND
Take what they say seriously and don’t interrupt or rush the conversation.
Don’t judge their experiences or reactions but acknowledge that things seem tough for them.
If they need time to think, sit patiently with the silence.
Encourage them to explain: “How are you feeling about that?” or “How long have you felt that way?”
Show that you’ve listened by repeating back what you’ve heard (in your own words) and ask if you have understood them properly.
3. ENCOURAGE ACTION
Ask: “What have you done in the past to manage similar situations?”
Ask: “How would you like me to support you?”
Ask: “What’s something you can do for yourself right now? Something that’s enjoyable or relaxing?”
You could say: “When I was going through a difficult time, I tried this… You might find it useful too.”
If they’ve been feeling really down for more than 2 weeks, encourage them to see a health professional. You could say, “It might be useful to link in with someone who can support you. I’m happy to assist you to find the right person to talk to.”
Be positive about the role of professionals in getting through tough times.
IF THEY NEED EXPERT HELP Some conversations are too big for family and friends to take on alone. If someone’s been really low for more than 2 weeks – or is at risk – please contact a professional as soon as you can. FIND EXPERT HELP >>
4. CHECK IN
Pop a reminder in your diary to call them in a couple of weeks. If they’re really struggling, follow up with them sooner.
You could say: “I’ve been thinking of you and wanted to know how you’ve been going since we last chatted.”
Ask if they’ve found a better way to manage the situation. If they haven’t done anything, don’t judge them. They might just need someone to listen to them for the moment.
Stay in touch and be there for them. Genuine care and concern can make a real difference.
It’s been a while…Wow, You most likely didn’t expect this email… It’s been a long time since i’ve updated the email list! (Yes, you guys willl be getting more emails from me now!)
There’s been a lot happening at kalabtempleman.com. Let’s go over some huge moments! Sponsorships Most recently, i have gotten some sponsorships! These sponsors include Melon. PRISM+,, just to name a few. To clarify, whenever i am sponsored or endorsed to speak about a product or service, i will always disclose this where possible. It feels really good to finally get sponsored! More info on this will be out soon..PRISM+ Monitor setup with HP Laptop (Instagram @Kalab032)See More
Kalab Network Plus Kalab Network Plus (KN+) A new subscription service, more information soon. Currently we are looking for expressions of interest for the subscription service, some general ideas for the subscription will be a ad free website experience, exclusive videos, out-takes, extended cuts, bloopers and other perks. Cost will be quite cheap, (different tiers) – looking for viewer input. Express Your Interest Today!
General Updates
Currently as i am writing this email, we are in the middle of the exam period, i done a video outlining some major updates, that include content planned during this time, ( a lot less!) Plus, other content including plans for school holiday content, etc)
IMPORTANT YouTube Channel UPDATE – Big NEWS! Best Of Kalab Templeman YouTube Playlist
We recently created a new playlist called “The Best Of Kalab Templeman” This playlist shows content that is the best, hand picked by myself and some dedicated fans, Check this out!
Quick note, we have introduced some new Live Stream Rules for the Chat and Panellists, Please revise them below!
Facebook Group We also have a Facebook group called “Kalab Templeman Facebook Community” Feel free to send a request to the group, on the group we post exclusive news, updates, giveaways, exclusive contents and more!Sign Up Why Did I Get This Email?? Good question.. The main answer to this is you have most likely done an interaction with The Kalab Network in the past. (This also dates back to when the website was hosted with Wix in 2017), Either through mail list signups, email communication etc. Hence why you got this email. If you have other questions, please contact me!
Live chat support is currently unavailable at this time due to a upgrade in our CRM software. Currently there’s no ETA on when live chat will be back, however view other support options below.
Today we are back with some scambaiting, unexpectedly.. I walked in from school today and got a phone call from “Telstra” saying that our internet line will be disconnected. Clearly a scam, i decided to play along, this is how it turned out P.S. sorry for the shaky camera during recording, we rushed to get the camera to capture it,
INFO ON THE TELSTRA SCAM: Telephone-based scam callers often claim to be from well-known organisations such as Telstra, the Government, or other brands or organisations you’re likely to have heard of. These scam callers will often try to convince you of the urgent need to follow their instructions. Sometimes they will try to convince you to give them access to your computer remotely, such as when pretending to be a Telstra employee.
Often, they will apply inappropriate pressure, including threats and potentially inappropriate language, as part of their scam. This is the normal “tech support scam” type, asking for remote access etc, however they added the twist that they’re from Telstra, so Aussies can become targets…
Welcome to the Kalab Templeman Q&A, back back by popular demand, we are doing another Q&A Video.. I asked you viewers to ask me questions. Here are your answers, Questions range from dogs or cats, to YouTube and how i got started, to volunteer work, the future career plans, my last school year, quitting YouTube and more. This Q&A cannot be missed!
Welcome to The Kalab Show. After a short break i am back, we are doing a hangout stream, also today we are hanging out with creators, networking and communicating. i have some announcements with the YouTube channel, content, We have updates regarding the content plans, with factoring in other commitments such as education and work, we also have updates to the creator series, etc.
We are also chatting with fellow creators and fans. In this show we are talking about our plans, (generally and with content) I have a lot of updates regarding the YouTube channel, content structure, the website and more such as interview related streams and content! Also what the plans are moving forward with content and uploads. We may even have some guests on, regardless. it’ll be a awesome show!
In this video, we are back at Huskisson Carnival on the Wild Mouse Roller Coaster, This video is a awesome POV (Point Of View) shot of the full Wild Mouse rollercoaster ride, at night! The full complete vlog will be hopefully out very soon! 🎢🎆🎇✨🎢🎡🎠🚂🎪🎢🎢 #HuskissonCarnival #WildMouse #JoyLands #AmusementRide
FRIDAY HANGOUT STREAM! – | The Kalab Show #103 Friday Night Live – Hangout & Chat
Welcome to The Kalab Show. today we are hanging out with creators, networking and communicating, i have some announcements with the YouTube channel, content, we talk about YouTube news, social media tips and tricks and much much more!! We have updates regarding the content plans, with factoring in other commitments such as education and work, we also have updates to creator interview series!
New Year’s Eve fireworks around the country: How to celebrate 2021 in Australia’s capital cities
The year of 2020 has been challenging for Australians in unimaginable ways.
Bushfires continued to destroy homes and wildlife, burning through 170,000 square kilometres of land, while the unforeseen coronavirus pandemic killed hundreds and kept the entire population in lockdown for much of the year.
Saying goodbye to 2020 will be high on many people’s agendas, but what is planned in your state and how can you celebrate with current restrictions in place?
Keep reading to find out what each capital has in store, or jump to see what’s happening in your city:
The 9pm fireworks display for families with young children has, however, been cancelled.
Earlier in the year, the New South Wales Government allocated spots along the city harbour foreshore for frontline healthcare workers, so they could enjoy the show in front-row seats.
Due to the outbreak, the Government has banned crowds watching the fireworks from normally packed foreshores around Sydney.
People will be allowed to celebrate at hospitality venues in the CBD, as long as those venues have COVID-safe plans in place and adhere to the one person per 4-square-metre rule.
Restrictions introduced after December 19 in response to the northern beaches outbreak will remain in place on New Year’s Eve.
This includes people in Greater Sydney only having up to 10 household visitors.
Melbourne
In Melbourne, the fireworks display has been scrapped.(AAP: James Ross)
Around 400,000 people normally cram into Melbourne’s CBD to enjoy fireworks bringing in the new year.
But after the tough year endured by all Victorians, the Melbourne City Council has decided to scrap its traditional fireworks displays.
The city will instead hold a New Year Street Feast, a two-day event in the heart of the CBD from December 31 to January 1.
The festivities will include street parties in specially designated areas — but the only catch is you have to book.
Musical acts will provide entertainment throughout the city with Client Liaison and Cut Copy to headline.
Getting to and from the event will be free of charge on all modes of public transport between 6:00pm December 31 and 6:00am January 1. Additional public transport services will be run between midnight and 6:00am.
Last year, concerns were raised about holding large-scale fireworks displays while bushfires were still burning in East Gippsland.
Lord Mayor Sally Capp said the council was looking at alternatives to fireworks for the future, including making a move to the use of laser technology when crowds can again be welcomed back into the CBD.
“We do hope we can come back to New Year’s Eve celebrations where lots of people can be welcomed into the city to enjoy themselves and feel that fantastic sense of community,” she said in November.
Canberra
Canberra’s New Year’s Eve celebrations will be family friendly.(ABC News)
Pop-up musical performances have been held across Canberra in the days leading up to New Year’s Eve, in place of the traditional fireworks and concert.
For the second year in a row there will be no fireworks display in the ACT to mark the new year.
Last year they were cancelled due to the looming bushfire threat, and this year the ACT Government is spreading out the festivities to the suburbs to avoid large crowds due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
For the event, dubbed New Year’s Eve across the City, some buildings, including the Royal Australian Mint and the National Carillon, will be lit up and local musicians will play on Canberra streets.
Canberrans are also being encouraged to dine out in the town centres to support local hospitality venues.
Hobart
The Taste of Tasmania festival has been cancelled.(ABC News: Laura Beavis)
In what will be a slightly different New Year’s Eve celebration for the people of Hobart, fireworks will still be on the program.
The River Derwent will be lit up in spectacular colours at 9:30pm and midnight, but residents have been told to avoid gathering on the waterfront.
Fireworks will reach a higher altitude this year, a move to allow the light show to be visible from more vantage points around the city.
The change in display came after much criticism of the 2019/20 event after the city council proceeded with fireworks during the catastrophic bushfires.
Brisbane
Brisbane revellers are encouraged to ring in the new year from the city’s parks.(Supplied: Visit Brisbane)
Brisbane’s main New Year’s Eve fireworks are another victim of COVID-19, but people are still encouraged to celebrate the start of 2021 in the city.
Brisbane Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner said locals were welcome to visit the city’s 2,000 parks.
“All of our parks will remain open, including South Bank and Roma Street Parklands over New Year’s so people can still enjoy a barbecue and celebrate the end of 2020 in the outdoors,” he said.
Venues are hosting their own NYE celebrations at places like Howard Smith Wharves, Eagle Street Pier, Portside Wharf and South Bank.
Several restaurants and bars are also hosting their own fireworks shows, including The Boundary Hotel in West End and Ling Ling’s in Fortitude Valley — but you need to buy tickets.
Fireworks at the Gold Coast have also been cancelled, with authorities concerned they would be unable to enforce social distancing amongst revellers.
Darwin’s New Year’s Eve fireworks will go ahead as usual, at 9pm and midnight.(ABC News: Iskhandar Razak)
Revellers in the NT capital can watch fireworks at the Darwin Waterfront, with two 10-minute shows scheduled — one at 9pm and a second at midnight.
Due to coronavirus restrictions, attendees to the family-friendly event will need to register online first and wear a wristband on the day. Organisers warn there will be no door sales.
There will be limited standing room available for those keen to be close to the action and places to sit for those wanting to spread out with a picnic blanket.
Paw Patrol will entertain crowds from about 5pm, with ARIA award-winning artist Tones and I to take the stage at 8pm, Sheppard at 9:30pm and DJ Kay from 10:45pm.
Food stalls will run from 4pm until 10pm, and there will be an outdoor bar for thirsty attendees. Patrons are not allowed to bring outside food or drinks into the venue, although exceptions will be made for baby food.
Celebrations in Perth will go ahead largely unscathed by COVID-19 restrictions.(ABC News: Rebecca Trigger)
While some people in other states and around the world will be restricted to harsh CIVD-19 restrictions this year, West Australians will be fortunate enough to have a somewhat normal New Year’s Eve.
The City of Perth will host street performances and entertainment including circus performers, buskers, carnival rides and markets in Northbridge from 6pm to midnight.
Families will also be able to visit the WA Museum Boola Bardip which will feature kids’ workshops, Aboriginal dance and performances.
Stroll down to Perth Cultural Centre and you’ll find it lit with colourful projections and LED photo opportunities as well as several food vendors and a silent disco.
For those looking forward to seeing the night sky lit up, the city will have a fireworks display at 9pm for families and a five-minute display at midnight, with a countdown on the Digital Tower at Yagan Square.
For the best views, the city recommends heading to James Street, William Street, Yagan Square or Perth Cultural Centre.
People are still being urged to register their details on the SafeWA app at events, keep 1.5 metres apart and use hand sanitiser.
Instagram and Facebook Messenger, both under the umbrella of Facebook, seem to be glitching for users worldwide.
Facebook Messenger users report that new messages aren’t coming in and Instagram users are reporting similar issues with direct messages.
Complaints against both platforms seem to have started at around 3:00 pm Indian Standard Time (IST).
In what seems to be a cross-platform issue, both Facebook Messenger and Instagram users are reporting glitches with their apps. But, the Mark Zuckerberg-owned enterprise, which is currently in the throws of two massive anti-trust lawsuits in the US, has no update on what’s wrong.
Spike in the number of Facebook Messenger and Instagram complaints globallyDowndetector Reported issues with Facebook Messenger include being unable to connect to the servers and new messages not coming in. On Instagram too, direct messages are reportedly not working for some in addition to stories not loading.
nstagram and Facebook Messenger, both under the umbrella of Facebook, seem to be glitching for users worldwide.
Facebook Messenger users report that new messages aren’t coming in and Instagram users are reporting similar issues with direct messages.
Complaints against both platforms seem to have started at around 3:00 pm Indian Standard Time (IST).
In what seems to be a cross-platform issue, both Facebook Messenger and Instagram users are reporting glitches with their apps. But, the Mark Zuckerberg-owned enterprise, which is currently in the throws of two massive anti-trust lawsuits in the US, has no update on what’s wrong.
In today’s video, ll be explaining why I’m not doing vlogmas. Vlogmas is a yearly tradition in which vloggers of the YouTube community gear up for Christmas by posting a video each day of December. The year 2020 has been a challenging year, let’s talk about the real reasons to why I’m not doing vlogmas in 2020, and most likely won’t do it for the foreseeable future.
Due to our service provider doing updates to the network infrastructure, callback support may be unavailable during this time as the phone systems may not work at times.
The ETA on when the upgrades will be complete is December 10th 2020
You can still contact us at kalabtempleman.com/support via live chat and email.
Very High to Severe fire danger forecast for a number of areas tomorrow. A Total Fire Ban in place for Far North Coast, North Coast, Greater Hunter, Greater Sydney, North Western, Illawarra/Shoalhaven, Central Ranges, New England and Northern Slopes tomorrow Sunday 29 November.
Severe to extreme heatwave conditions are expected across much of the south-east and eastern parts of Australia over the coming days as the heat makes its way around the country.
“But the temperatures and duration of what we’re going to see is exceptional,” he said.
It is important that people plan ahead, check in with the local health advice and look after their pets, local wildlife and vulnerable people.
Here is a wrap of how the heat is expected to affect the states and territories.
South Australia
After a scorching day yesterday, South Australian temperatures are forecast to remain high on Saturday with 47 degrees Celsius at Maree and 46C in Renmark and Port Augusta.
Adelaide is forecast to reach 38C today.
Fire danger is up again today before a cool change is expected to cool things down tomorrow.(Supplied: Bureau Of Meteorology)
All of this heat is expected to up the fire risk across the country, with extreme fire danger forecast again today.
Thankfully, a cool change is expected this afternoon, according to Mr How.
Victoria
Meanwhile, across the border, things are hot in northern Victoria, but according to Mr How, Melbourne and southern Victoria will be protected by a southerly breeze.
“Even though it’s going to be baking hot, up to 45 degrees along the Murray, for southern Victoria it’s going to be fairly cool,” he said.
Melbourne is only forecast to reach 28C Saturday and temperatures are expected to be much more pleasant south of the ranges.
New South Wales and the ACT
Southern Victoria might be missing out but, there is no such luck in New South Wales.
The heat is stretching all the way to the coast with a forecast of 45C in Hay and Deniliquin on Saturday and 40C days forecast for Western Sydney.
“Severe fire dangers for the Sydney Metro, and severe fire dangers right along the New South Wales coast with very strong winds ahead of a change on Sunday,” Mr How said.
The change is expected to come in the form of a gusty southerly buster bringing potentially damaging winds, thunderstorms and a rapid drop in temperatures.
“We’re talking 10 to 20 degrees in the space of an hour. It could also bring some thunderstorms in the form of dry lightning.
But with the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO) expected to move over early to mid-December, that deluge could be starting soon.
Western Australia
While the east is sweating it out, it is looking like a relatively mild weekend in the south-west.
A high-pressure ridge is expected to form over southern Western Australia today before a surface trough forms on Sunday ahead of the next cold front, expected to graze the south-west on Monday.
Perth is forecast to have two lovely days of 25C with no chance of rain, partly cloudy on Sunday.
Grassfire risk is the main area of concern this season.(Supplied: Bushfire And Natural Hazards CRC)
Tasmania
I know you hate being left out down there, but in this particular instance it really is a good thing.
Showers are forecast over the weekend, as troughs and lows move through.
Things are expected to clear up on Monday, but Tuesday will likely bring some wet weather as the next front makes its way through.
South Australia will be implementing a circuit breaker from 12:01am Thursday, 19 November 2020 for the next six days aiming to stop the spread of COVID-19 in our state.
Official Directions will be published and instructions will be provided in further detail later in the day as the situation progresses.
South Australia will pause, and people will need to remain at home for the next six days. . The following list is not complete we are currently working through the restrictions but are current at the time of this post.
The following will be permitted to remain OPERATIONAL to maintain critical services only: ➡️ Critical infrastructure including power, telecommunications, water; ➡️ Supermarkets for essential food; ➡️ Bottle shops; ➡️ Medical supplies and medical services; ➡️ Public transport; ➡️ Airport and essential freight; ➡️ Petrol stations; ➡️ Post offices and banking institutions; ➡️ Child care and schools for essential services workers only; ➡️ Veterinary; ➡️ Essential agriculture services ; ➡️ Factories remain open for essential machinery upkeep and production of essential products only; and ➡️ Mining and smelting for continuity and to prevent damage. .
People will only be able to leave the home for the following reasons: ➡️ To go to work as an emergency services worker or to worker providing essential services; ➡️ For agricultural work; ➡️ To receive medical care including seeking COVID-19 testing; ➡️ To obtain medical supplies; ➡️ One person from the household once a day to attend supermarkets to obtain essential supplies; ➡️ Organised end of life visits; and ➡️ In an emergency situation. ***NOTE YOU CAN NOT LEAVE YOUR HOUSE TO EXERCISE. .
The following businesses will CLOSE: ➡️ Takeaway food services; ➡️ Shops (excluding essential food services); ➡️ Universities and tertiary education facilities; ➡️ Pubs/restaurants/café/food courts; ➡️ Elective surgery/ except cancer; ➡️ Open inspections and auctions; ➡️ Fly in fly out worker; ➡️ Aged care and disability facilities will go into lockdown; ➡️ Construction industry; ➡️ Holiday homes and other holiday accommodation and no further bookings; ➡️ Wedding and funerals cancelled and banned; ➡️ Outdoor sport/fitness/exercise not permitted; and ➡️ Regional travel not permitted .
You will need to wait for further information in relation to this however, if you have any pressing questions in relation to COVID-19 information please contact the SA COVID-19 Information Line on 1800 253 787 between the hours of 9am to 5pm 7 days per week or go to the SA Health website at http://www.sahealth.sa.gov.au or http://www.sa.gov.au/covid-19
CREDIT: SOUTH AUSTRALIA POLICE FORCE FACEBOOK PAGE
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Q&A: HOW DID YOU START YOUTUBE? | KALAB TEMPLEMAN Q&A #7
Welcome to the Kalab Templeman Q&A. I asked you viewers to ask me questions. Here are your answers, Questions range from YouTube and how i got started, to work, the future, school, quitting YouTube and more. This Q&A cannot be missed! MUSIC BY: RYYZN https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOFoLUyWX1yHmiYGQuCMhuA
I’M BACK! – My RETURN To YouTube! | Important Updates – Announcements
This is my return to YouTube, after a few weeks of no content on YouTube, or any social media, this is the welcome back video. In this video, i give you some general background on where i’ve been, and what i’ve been doing ( I have been very busy, from school, meetings, job interviews, graduations) there has been some busy times. Watch this video to see all the details, plus our general plans moving forward.
Hi all, providing an update with regards to the content on YouTube and social media.
The first week back to school has been intense, lots of work, lots of things to do, people to talk to and more.
I thought it’d be a good idea to take a few days break from making content for YouTube, to sort out all school related things, plus sort out other oppotunities, hence, no videos this week, as it’s been a busy week.
However, this weekend there’ll be loads of content filmed, meaning starting next week, there’ll be some epic content coming.
I wanted to give you all this update. More info in the new video soon…
Meanwhile, watch our previous videos, there’s over 400!
EXPLORING THE BIG CITY! | WOLLONGONG CBD VLOG | (Shopping & Fun!)
In this video, i explore Wollongong City, shopping in the mall, talking new technology at JBHIFI, we eat some amazing food, I showcase Wollongong Council’s “creative” ideas, I also give some important YouTube channel updates regarding the school holidays, and much much more!
Welcome to our new series called “Creator Interview”. A new series where we interview fellow creators. The “Creator Interview” series is currently under a trial, and after a few weeks of monitoring views and watch time, we’ll determine if the series will continue.
We will sit down with one creator, asking them questions in 3 categories,
Personal Background
What They Currently Do
What They Aspire To Do
The interview questions won’t be seen by the creators during the interview, Questions will be mainly about the creators online experiences/careers. The series isn’t just limited to YouTubers, it is about many types of creators. We may even have have a few musical artists, actors, business people, tiktokers, and even more for the interviews
Do You Want To Be Interviewed?
If you want to be interviewed, please contact us below and give us some info on your content.
DISCLAIMER: The views of everyone in these videos do not represent any company they work for or have worked for previously.. All views are our own. Creator has given KALAB TEMPLEMAN permission to be in this interview video. Creator gives KALAB TEMPLEMAN authorisation to use creators video for purpose of interview. more info kalabtempleman.com/legal IF A CREATOR SELECTED FOR AN INTERVIEW. BY COMPLETING AN INTERVIEW DOES NOT GAURANTEE THE INTERVIEW WILL BE PUBLISHED. INTERVIEWS WILL BE PUBLISHED AS OUR SOLE DISCRETION
R U Ok?Day is Thursday 10th September 2020. It is the national day of action when Australians are reminded that every day is the day to ask, ‘Are you ok?’
2020 has been a challenging year for many in our community; we have had to learn how to operate in a world where social distancing is now the norm, and many have been required to self-isolate or to quarantine. These circumstances have made it more important than ever to promote the important messages of R U Ok? Day. Today we will be talking a look at R U OK day, and giving some info.
It’s not always easy to keep the conversation going when someone says they’re not OK, but it could change a life. Also remember that, today isn’t the only day to R U OK, we should be asking R U OK, everyday, it’s common sense.
By starting a conversation and commenting on the changes you’ve noticed, you could help that family member, friend or workmate open up. If they say they are not ok, you can follow our conversation steps to show them they’re supported and help them find strategies to better manage the load. If they are ok, that person will know you’re someone who cares enough to ask.Learn the signs it’s time to ask R U OK? Take the R U OK? Quiz
GETTING READY TO ASK
Before you can look out for others, you need to look out for yourself. And that’s ok. If you’re not in the right headspace or you don’t think you’re the right person to have the conversation, try to think of someone else in their support network who could talk to them. To help you decide whether you’re ready to start a meaningful conversation, ask yourself:
AM I READY?
Am I in a good headspace?
Am I willing to genuinely listen?
Can I give as much time as needed?
AM I PREPARED?
Do I understand that if I ask how someone’s going, the answer could be: “No, I’m not”?
Do I understand that you can’t ‘fix’ someone’s problems?
Do I accept that they might not be ready to talk? Or they might not want to talk to me?
PICKED MY MOMENT?
Have I chosen somewhere relatively private and comfy?
Have I figured out a time that will be good for them to chat?
Have I made sure I have enough time to chat properly?
TIPS ON HOW TO ASK
1. ASK R U OK?
Be relaxed, friendly and concerned in your approach.
Help them open up by asking questions like “How are you going?” or “What’s been happening?”
Mention specific things that have made you concerned for them, like “You seem less chatty than usual. How are you going?”
IF
If they don’t want to talk, don’t criticise them.
Tell them you’re still concerned about changes in their behaviour and you care about them.
Avoid a confrontation.
You could say: “Please call me if you ever want to chat” or “Is there someone else you’d rather talk to?”
2. LISTEN WITH AN OPEN MIND
Take what they say seriously and don’t interrupt or rush the conversation.
Don’t judge their experiences or reactions but acknowledge that things seem tough for them.
If they need time to think, sit patiently with the silence.
Encourage them to explain: “How are you feeling about that?” or “How long have you felt that way?”
Show that you’ve listened by repeating back what you’ve heard (in your own words) and ask if you have understood them properly.
3. ENCOURAGE ACTION
Ask: “What have you done in the past to manage similar situations?”
Ask: “How would you like me to support you?”
Ask: “What’s something you can do for yourself right now? Something that’s enjoyable or relaxing?”
You could say: “When I was going through a difficult time, I tried this… You might find it useful too.”
If they’ve been feeling really down for more than 2 weeks, encourage them to see a health professional. You could say, “It might be useful to link in with someone who can support you. I’m happy to assist you to find the right person to talk to.”
Be positive about the role of professionals in getting through tough times.
IF THEY NEED EXPERT HELP Some conversations are too big for family and friends to take on alone. If someone’s been really low for more than 2 weeks – or is at risk – please contact a professional as soon as you can. FIND EXPERT HELP >>
4. CHECK IN
Pop a reminder in your diary to call them in a couple of weeks. If they’re really struggling, follow up with them sooner.
You could say: “I’ve been thinking of you and wanted to know how you’ve been going since we last chatted.”
Ask if they’ve found a better way to manage the situation. If they haven’t done anything, don’t judge them. They might just need someone to listen to them for the moment.
Stay in touch and be there for them. Genuine care and concern can make a real difference.
A Facebook group is a page on Facebook created to enable a group of people to interact around a common topic. Oftentimes Facebook groups are used for businesses and organizations to promote and inform their customers and prospects about different products, events, or updates happening in relation to their company or industry.
We started a facebook group called “The Kalab Templeman Facebook Community” to let viewers engage more in our content, and also to share exclusive content with dedicated fans.
We got questions, people were like “how do i start a group?” Well, here is your answers!
Via FB Help Center:
To create a group:
From your News Feed tap then tap Groups.
Tap Create > Create Group.
Enter your group name, add group members and tap Next.
In a group, you have the ability to pin a post to the top. This is a great place to put a call to action and guarantee you draw eyeballs to it. You don’t want to throw up something overly spammy, but an invitation to join your newsletter is perfectly fine, especially if you provide value to the group members
3. Get feedback from polls, posts etc.
4. Build trust in providing value
5. Announce offers.
Creating exclusive offers for the group is a good way to build relationships with fans and all!
MORE INFO SOON. GO TO KALABTEMPLEMAN.COM FOR MORE INFO
Today i’ll be writing a step by step guide on how to donate at kalabtempleman.com to support us.
Your donation will help us in many ways, including but not limited to:
– Help support the channel
– Assist us in getting better equipment
– We can invest in more products and services
– Help us run more giveaways, events etc
– Better production value in content
– Crowdfunding
– Innovate
– build software
PLUS MORE!
STEPS ON HOW TO DONATE
FOR PAYPAL DONATIONS, PRESS ON “DONATE WITH PAYPAL; YOU’LL BE REDIRECTED TO PAYPAL.ME WHERE YOU CAN PRESS “SEND” TO SEND YOUR DESIRED AMOUNT, IF LINK DOESN’T WORK THAT MEANS PAYPAL DONATIONS ARE UNAVALAIBLE*
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Step 1. Go to kalabtempleman.com and press on “donate” (or go to kalabtempleman.com/donate directly)
Step 2. On the donate page, press on the word ” PRESS HERE TO DONATE” or “Donate”, then you’ll be re-directed to our Square’s secure payment system. (Square is the payment processor we use to accept payments)
Step 3. Once you’re on the secure page, you will be promoted to complete the form.
Enter your:
– donation amount
-Full name
-Email
-Payment Information securely via Square.
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Step 4. Press on “Donate”
Then you’ll get a confirmation email, if you require a receipt sent via SMS, email kalabhelp@gmail.com
As pictured below, you’ll get a confirmation on screen once you have donated. If your payment has failed, you will get an alert.
See confirmation below.
What appears on my bank statement? When you make a purchase from a Square Seller (we use Square to process payments) Your credit card statement will show the characters SQ* then the seller’s name.
When you make any transaction on kalabtempleman.com through our website and Square, our payment processor, your bank statement may say one of the following:
SQ* KALABTEMPLEMAN.COM
SQ* Kalab Templeman
SQ* Kalab Templeman Vlogs & Tech
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REPORT ALL UNAUTHORISED TRANSACTIONS TO YOUR BANK. ALSO CONTACT US.
We are not responsible for any Foreign Transaction Fees (if you are using an international credit card) or any other additional fees charged by your bank.
Over the next few days, we are doing some major updates to kalabtempleman.com and kalab network shop, we are testing systems, features etc.
During this time, most of the website will funtion like normal, however, some features of the site may be unavaliable.
On pages where there is major maintenance, and there is not much content on the page (such as the placeholder on the shop) may be temporarily unavaliable/password protected.
Please contact kalabhelp@gmail.com if you have questions.
THE WELCOME BACK VLOG! | Shopping & BBQ Cooking | WE ARE BACK
After 1 month of not uploading any videos to YouTube due to recent events we are finally back. In the new video, i give a brief explanation about what happened, the future of the channel, and as well as do some shopping and cooking on the BBQ (A bonus food review in a vlog!!) If you’re new, don’t forget to thumbs up, share and subscribe.
A few years ago i made a video on YouTube called “How To Balance School & YouTube” (watch here). That video was made in 2017, with nearly all content still relevant today. We have gotten a lot of questions about that video, and to do some kind of follow up.
Today, we’ll be giving a few tips on how to balance school and YouTube. If you’re not a student, but do work, these points may apply to you too.
First of all, set your priorities, and focus mainly on school, School should be your main focus, especially during assessment and exam times. However, even though you should mainly focus on school, this doesn’t mean there isn’t any time for spending time on social media, So you need to work out an ideal balance to balance it all.
Ask yourself this ONE question: “What’s more important in my life?”
In order to distinguish how to balance, you need to determine what is more important, school (or work) or your online career/social stats. If your answer is school, ideally this would be the way to go. You should mainly focus on school, as you can’t really start again with school, like you can with YouTube/online
Keep an Updated Schedule | Use Calendar/have a planner
Take the time to add the overall school schedule for the term, like what assignments are due, any homework, or major productions. You can then set aside specific times throughout the week to focus on things like social media, YouTube, etc.
Produce videos in batch
School can be overwhelming sometimes, (like said earlier) you can use that planner to determine times that you will have no school/assessments to focus on, and during these times (and also during school holidays), you should record a few videos that day, and have them edited and ready to go out, (you can use schedule feature to schedule them all in advance), This will mean during those exam times, you’ll have content ready to go.
Plan your day overall
If you know that during a specific day that you have a lot on, but also have some free time as well, you should plan your overall day with what you need to do, for example focus on X amount of hours doing school work focus X account of minutes making videos, focus on X amount of hours doing cleaning, appointments, etc.
Once you make this list, use a number system to prioritise what you need to do for the day. (1 = Most important e.g. 10 (or whatever number = least important)
Make Time for Yourself
Set time aside specifically for you creating content, and make content during this time. (of course once you’ve done all of your main priorities..!)
Once you’ve finished all school related things, worked on other priorities (family etc) THEN focus on the channel
You need to learn that YouTube should never be the main focus, you should work on things such as school and work, and of course, always put family (and even friends), and your health first.
Explain to your viewers your situation
Let’s say if you haven’t done those tips said before, and have an overload of assignments and exams, or you know that school will effect your consistent upload schedule, make a video, or a post, setting an overall expectation to the viewers of your content. Advise them that your main focus is school, and will do YouTube (or create content) during your spare time. If you have an upload schedule (a guide), for example, we do Monday and Wednesday, Friday, explain to your viewers this is just a guide only, and that uploads may be on different days or times. Set the expectation so they won’t be asking questions later.
Ideally, the overall takeaway is to mainly focus on school, and do YouTube and create content when you can in your spare time, also don’t drop out of school, let’s say your channel is going well, and you want to do YT full time and want to drop out of school to succeed on YT, please make sure you have some kind of a backup plan/ a place to go in case YouTube doesn’t work out.
Our First Responders have always supported our communities but in 2020, it has become apparent just how much these people do to protect and care for us. With bushfires followed by cyclones, floods, hailstorms and COVID-19 on top of the everyday business of house fires, car crashes and crime, 2020 has highlighted the incredible work of our first responders.
This year we wanted a chance to say thank you.
On 2nd June 2020, join us for Thank a First Responder Day and say thank you to those who protect, defend and care for our community every single day.
FilmoraGo is a comprehensive video editing app which allows you to create brilliant compositions using any clip from your device’s memory to create video projects. Today i’ll be giving a review of FilmoraGo, outlining the features and more.
FilmoraGo offers a simple interface. All options are on the screen, just tap and go to the next opportunity. Finally, you’ll get the edited videos. It has a good UI design, let’s talk more:
Easy as 1.. 2.. 3..!
Select – Photos and videos from the gallery, albums, Facebook, or Instagram.
Create – Pick a Theme, add your favorite Music, Filters, and Titles yourself.
Share – Save to your gallery, or instantly share on Instagram, Facebook, Vimeo, WhatsApp, YouTube, or Email.
Functions
FilmoraGo operation efficiency and stability are on the go. The app works well, and the load times are great.
When you open the app, it asks to create a new video. You can pick videos and photos from the phone gallery, Facebook, and Instagram. If adding videos from the phone, then tap the Camera icon on the screen, which is showing the number of videos, and it will show all the videos from the gallery. You can select multiple videos by tapping the tick mark over each video. Now tap the NEXT icon given on the upper right corner of the screen; it will show the progress bar for a while. Well done, now you can see the vertical bars on the left and right sides.
There are many themes that you can use, on top of that, there is loads of copyright free music in the app, as well you can add your own music too. You can adjust the aspect ratio 1:1, 16:9 or 21:9.
EDITING
This ap had the assential tools like – Trim Clip, Filters, Overlays, Elements, Titles, Duplicate, Mute, Rotate & Delete. The app lets you edit on a clip bt clip basis, and not a timeline feature, people pay find this more easy or more difficult to work with.
You can use these tools and the option to give the awesomeness to your memories.
There is other paid upgrades that you can do, i reccomend this if you want no watetmark, or you want more features. As this is a “freemium” product.
My final thoughts: FilmoraGo is a great app to start out with, it has the basic features and as well as more advanced features, there is many editing apps out there, FilmoraGo is easy to use, however it is “easy” so if you want more advanced features, you might be better to get other software.
Last week was a busy week, we had a lot of things happening. TONIGHT 6PM AEST! We explain what’s been going on, PLUS give a few important life and YouTube updates. It feels so good to be back! This week we have an AMAZING lineup, tonight we have the return video, plus some great videos for later this week! STAY TUNED!
Also… some announcements for kalabtempleman.com as well!
Due to COVID19, the release of “The Adventure” to stores/platforms was delayed, but as the track is making its way to stores, the track is avaliable to pre-order on most stores.
However, the track will be released to YouTube on the 1st of May 2020 at 6PM AEST as a premiere. You can tune in below:
The track will be published 6PM AEST on YouTube as a premiere/video with our streaming services/platforms linked in the video description to be ready when the track goes live to those platforms
If you want to listen to these streaming services, you may need to wait a few days in order to do this. Once again it’s out of our control.
Once the track IS live on the PLATFORMS/STORES we will provide updates ASAP and provide links to purchase/stream the tracks on those platforms.
BREAKING: TRACK HAS BEEN APPROVED. BEING SENT TO STORES ASAP!
We originally announced in the announcement video that the release date for “The Adventure” was 1st May 2020 – Note, we did clearly state that this is a “guide only”.
The reason we said that this date is only a “guide only” is that due to COVID19, the track may be delayed and might not be sent to platforms in time. This will most likely be the case.
When you release music to major stores/streaming platforms, before a release goes live, tracks are sent for “moderation” to make sure the track meets the distributors polices and as well as the platforms guidelines and policies. Normally with RouteNote, this process takes 24 – 72 hours. Due to COVID19, since the team at RouteNote (and nearly everyone else on the planet) are working from home, there will be delays in the moderation process, and also the process of sending the track to all the stores.
What does this mean for the release date?
As stated, pre orders were meant to start a week before May 1st, the release date WAS set for the 1st of May 2020. due to COVID19, there may be some significant changes. There will be 2 scenarios.
Scenario 1: Track doesn’t make it to stores on time
If “The Adventure” does not pass moderation, or passes through moderation and doesn’t make it to stores on or before the 1st of May, the release date of the track is still planned to be May 1st 2020 – but there will be changes
The track will be published 6PM AEST on YouTube as a premiere/video with our streaming services/platforms linked in the video description to be ready when the track goes live to those platforms
If you want to listen to these streaming services, you may need to wait a few days, or possibly a few weeks in order to do this. Once again it’s our of our control.
Once the track IS live on the PLATFORMS/STORES we will provide updates ASAP and provide links to purchase/stream the tracks on those platforms.
*NOTE: “YT Music” is DIFFERENT then our YouTube upload. YT Music is the streaming platform, this will be delayed – we are talking about me physically releasing the track to the Kalab Templeman Vlogs & Tech channel myself and not through distributor – resulting in no delays**
Scenario 2: Track makes it to stores on/before May 1st (unlikely)
If the track makes it’s way to stores before May 1st 2020, you’ll be able to pre order the song – like normal.
If the song is published and live on stores on/after the 1st of May, you’ll be able to purchase/stream the track as you normally would.
iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and YouTube Music are normally the most quickest with releases (within a week after moderation) the others may take more time.
Whatever happens, the track will be released at 6PM AEST on Friday the 1st of May 2020. This will mean there will be no live stream for that week. Weather the track is released to platforms in time or not, you’ll still be able to listen via YT for now.
The latest is the Bill Clinton record challenge, a trend primed for music buffs to show off their eclectic tastes.
Based on a picture of the former president which The Onion photoshopped together for spoof article ‘Clinton Writes Fan Letter to Joan Jett’ (featuring Clinton surrounded by Jett albums), the image has now taken on a new life of its own.
Programmer Thomas Millar, who developed a website to make the challenge easier, revealed recently that his site BillClintonSwag.com has seen a spike of nearly 448,000 page views.
April 22 marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. To show suport, we’ll have a banner on kalabtempleman.com promoting Earth Day Live, a three-day event and livestream from April 22-24.
Banner dislayed on kalabtempleman.com
Earth Day Live: April 22-24
Earth Day Live is a three-day livestream and an epic community mobilization to show support for our planet, through which millions of people can tune in online alongside activists, celebrities, musicians, and more. The massive live event — which starts on April 22 and concludes on April 24 — is organized by climate, environmental, and Indigenous groups within the US Climate Strike Coalition and Stop The Money Pipeline Coalition.
From April 22, the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, to April 24, activists, performers, thought leaders, and artists will come together for an empowering, inspiring, and communal three day livestream mobilization.
The fights against the coronavirus and the climate crisis go hand-in-hand, and as we work to flatten the curve of this pandemic, we must strive toward the longer term goal of building a society rooted in sustainability
It’s been over 4 months since our last track release ‘Fun”. Over the past month during quarantine we’ve been working on some new music. We really want to make this new track the best track we’ve produced ever – so that means, we can’t rush things. We managed to get some feedback from a selected number of listeners. All gave constructive, but good feedback,
With that being said, we have new music coming very soon. The track name is called “The Adventure”. The song has a really Chill, R&B Retro vibe to the track, you folks will love it! The song has took a few months of careful consideration and planing. (BTW, there’s about 4 different versions of the song that we had to select from!!!)
RELEASE DATE
The track will be released to the public on the 1st of May 2020!
NOTE: The sales start date is a GUIDE ONLY. This date may CHANGE at anytime.
THE ART WORK
Here is the artwork for the track! Looks pretty cool hey?
Previews will be available soon.
Pre-orders will start in a few weeks! Watch this space for more information!
Site visitors can now donate to us at kalabtempleman.com/donate. we finally allow users to donate. Read below for more.
How To Donate
1: Go to kalabtempleman.com/donate
2: press on “donate” button, (PayPal coming soon)
3: you’ll be redirected to Square, out payment processor – where you can securly process the payment through the Square checkout.
4: enter in an amount (between $1 AUD to $7,000 AUD)
5: enter in other info, name etc
6: enter in your payment info, info is secure by Square.
You can donate to us via pressing the “donate” button. You will be redirected to the Square secure checkout page. You can then securely complete your donation. All information is encrypted and secure.
Your donation will help us:
Help support the channel
Assist us in getting better equipment
We can invest in more products and services
Better production value in content
PLUS MORE!
When i do a transaction on the website. What appears on my bank statement? When you make a purchase from a Square Seller (we use Square to process payments) Your credit card statement will show the characters SQ* then the seller’s name.
When you make any transaction on kalabtempleman.com through our website and Square, our payment processor, your bank statement should say one of the following:
SQ* Kalab TEMPLEMAN.COM
SQ* Kalab Templeman Vlogs & Tech
SQ* Kalab Network
SQ* kalabtempleman.com
SQ* KALABTEMPLEMAN,COM
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In a nutshell, due to the ongoing situation of COVID-19, with new regulations, guidelines and rules in place, (such as social distancing, number of people allowed at events, or personal safety) our photography services will be affected by this.
PLEASE NOTE: WE WILL STILL BE ABLE TO PROVIDE THESE SERVICES, HOWEVER REGULATIONS AND LAWS WILL BE FOLLOWED. MEANING THE ABILITY TO PROVIDE SUCH SERVICES MAY BE DIFFERENT COMPARED TO NORMAL TIMES.
. The COVID-19 situation is changing everyday, with events being cancelled and rules and regulations in place (such as social distancing) – it can be very difficult for us to provide our photography services.
With rules and regulations such as only X amount of people allowed at events, events being cancelled and also social distancing measures, we need to take these into account when providing services, as well as our health and safety. As health and safety is always #1.
The photography services will be affected, weather that we cannot get into venues or events due to regulations, or if we don’t personally feel comfortable providing services in specific areas due to possibilities of getting COVID-19.
We have the right to refuse service due to the public health outbreak. For more info, contact us
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