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For me, these historical questions are moot. It makes as much sense to ask "Why break the mass into different sections?" or "Why collect different dances together?" One simple answer: there are many ways to articulate the passage of time, and the passage of time remains one of the most fascinating challenges we grapple with on a daily basis. So why not take advantage of all the ways in which time can be projected through the course of a composition?
Here's the fun part of multi-movement forms for me: the possibility of having several beginnings and several endings. Beginnings and endings are spectacular moments in life and art, all of them unique and yet all closely related. When I write a piece in four movements, for example, I get to think about four ways of beginning and four ways of ending, all of which can complement or contradict one another.
The parallel perq of writing a single-movement piece is coming up with a variety of transitions from one section to another. Sometimes transitions can be abrupt – now I'm here, now I'm not – and sometimes they can be protracted affairs that take on the weight of independent sections. Between these two extremes, the composer has the opportunity to create the connection that most precisely matches the need.
So should music stick to single-movement forms or multi-movement forms?
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The Utah Supreme Court heard oral arguments Wednesday on whether new guidelines on gathering signatures for a ballot initiative posed an unreasonable burden on petition passers.
Former Congressman Merrill Cook brought the case before the court after his anti-illegal immigration group — Citizens Aligned to Secure Utah's Prosperity — argued a 2011 law passed by the Legislature severely reduced the time frame for gathering signatures and upped the number of required signatures.
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"These rules are absolutely devastating to the constitutional rights of the citizens of Utah," Cook said.
Cook came about 5,000 signatures short in Salt Lake County for getting an initiative on the ballot that would've required employers to use an electronic system — known as E-Verify — that allows them to determine whether they are hiring a person with the legal status to work in the United States. Arguing before the five justices, Cook said the new law put his group in the untenable position of having to gather signatures during harsh winter months. The justices took the case under advisement for a later ruling.
Joining Cook was Mara Brenenstall, a 77-year-old who collected about 4,000 signatures on her own and said "during frigid Arctic blasts" they struggled to stay warm and couldn't get people to stop and listen to their pitch because people didn't want to stop and talk or sign in inclement weather.
"It was hard on the volunteers — many of who are elderly," she said.
But Thom Roberts, assistant attorney general arguing in defense of Lt. Gov. Greg Bell, said because the signatures were being gathered in Salt Lake County, the case should've been filed in Utah's 3rd District Court.
Roberts also argued that the Legislature has the right to set the parameters for signature collections and that the guidelines under SB165 were well within constitutional standards.
Prior to the new law, Cook said there was a three-year time limit to get something on the ballot and the number of signatures required was tied to votes cast for governor in the previous election cycle.
In 2010, there were 653,274 votes cast in the race for Utah governor.
Now it's 10 percent of the votes cast for president and there is a 316-day window to collect signatures. In 2008, there were 971,185 Utah votes cast in the presidential election.
Cook said he began gathering signatures in June 2011 and the deadline was April 15, 2012. Under the old guidelines, his group would have had three years and three cycles of good weather to pick up about 64,000 signatures. Under the new law, they had nine months to get more than 97,000 signatures.
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Minutes of the 23rd Meeting of the Standing Committee
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Minutes of the 23rd Meeting of the Standing Committee
Participants: Algeria, Argentina, Armenia, Australia, France, India, Japan, Mexico, Norway, Slovakia, Togo, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda. Observer: United States; BirdLife International, IUCN, Wetlands International, World Wide Fund for Nature; Ramsar Bureau.
Agenda item 1: Election of officers
Decision SC23.1: The Standing Committee elected Mr. Stephen Hunter, Head, Biodiversity Group, Environment Australia as Chair for the next triennium, and Mr. Paul Mafabi, Manager, National Wetlands Programme, Ministry of Water, Lands and Environment, Uganda, as Vice Chair.
Agenda item 2: Election of Subgroup on Finance
Decision SC23.2: The Standing Committee chose Algeria, Argentina, Armenia, Japan, and Mexico to serve on the Subgroup on Finance, and chose Armenia to serve as Chair.
Agenda item 3: Clarification of Bureau's approach to the regional status of Israel
1. The Secretary General reported that Israel had expressed its intention of working with the Regional Coordinators for both Asia and Europe, in accordance with its interpretation of Resolution VII.1 and its formal announcement of its wish to participate in the European region under paragraph 5. He sought the Standing Committee's guidance on how the Bureau should manage those relations.
2. The Standing Committee advised that nothing in Resolution VII.1 implies that a Party, by deciding to participate in the activities of an adjacent region, loses any of its rights in its original region. The Bureau was instructed to accommodate Israel's wishes in this respect.
Agenda item 4: The next meeting of the Standing Committee
3. The next meeting will take place at the Bureau in Gland during the week of 29 November to 3 December 1999. The Bureau will circulate a proposed agenda at least three months in advance.


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Megan Hackman
Author's Note: My husband and I are in our final semester of seminary. In some ways it feels like a race to the finish; in others, we are slowly passing through in search of what might be next for us. With this "Finishing Well" series, I invite you to join us in the final months of seminary. I encourage you to consider your own calling and the place in your journey with the Lord where you find yourself. I look forward to hearing where our story might resonate with yours!
You know you're graduating seminary when:
All these things actually happened in one day. So I guess it is time to settle into the idea that my husband and I are graduating seminary in just a few days, which means we probably should already have applied to a ton of jobs and know what we are doing next. But we haven't, and we don't know. Well, we don't know exactly.
See this journey that we are on originated for me in a rejection from a choice college that then became a pursuit of Spanish and a passion for Spain. Then we went on to pursue missions which led to seminary (see Part 1 and Part 2 if those appear as the tremendous jumps they are). We are fueled with a passionate desire to see people love Jesus and to live as followers of Jesus their whole life. We believe this means living as individual members of the body of Christ, the Church. We are passionate about serving the Body as a whole and its individual members. So really, that could lead us anywhere on this planet.
But that doesn't necessarily make the job search any easier. So we are thankful for alumni who have gone before us and are married couples serving the church together. We have begun to meet with them in hopes of gaining a language and a vision for living out this passion in a way that can be articulated in job interviews. We plan to apply to EPC churches all over the United States to serve as pastors. We keep our hearts and ears open for unconventional opportunities to serve that might not yet be known to us.
We had an experience in April that led us to both this step-by-step pursuit as well as this open-handedness. We were in our favorite getaway of New England, the Adirondacks of New York. We had planned to climb a nice, short mountain. We knew how long it was (.5 miles), we knew what skill level was involved (a nice junior hike, said the book), and we knew it would have a "nice" view from the top (said a friend). And it was all those things, and it was nice. We prayed and read Scripture and enjoyed the view:
Then we ventured to the next trailhead. We knew the name. We didn't bother to look at the trail guide, so we didn't know how long it was (way more than .5) or the skill required (steep gradients, as it turns out). We didn't even know if the summit would be worth it all. But oh my, was it ever:
It was a hard hike. I dealt with significant fear involving ice slides, encroaching darkness, and physical pain. But Jesus met me in the fear and taught me a lot about the fears I have about the next steps of life. I was overwhelmed with God's abundant creation glory at the top of the mountain. This was no "sit and enjoy the view" kind of mountaintop. It was a "come-to-Jesus, awe-struck, laugh and cry at the same time" kind of view.
So should I anticipate Plan A, the Owls Head mountains of life with predictable, relative ease and nice views? Maybe. Those are really nice sometimes! But I long for the come-to-Jesus, awe-struck, laugh and cry, Cascade-style ventures.
So to find the "End of the Story" at this point, we are in the application process, preparing for ordination, and finishing our final 2 classes. We have our eyes peeled for those trailheads. We anticipate meeting God both in the struggle of climbing the mountain and in the glory to come on the top.
Megan Hackman and her husband, Larry, are M.Div. students at Gordon-Conwell's Hamilton campus.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - American teenager Missy Franklin eased through her 200 meters backstroke heat only a few hours before her bid for a fifth gold of the week in the 100 freestyle at the world championships in Barcelona on Friday.
The 18-year-old has said she expects the 100 freestyle final, scheduled for 8.02 p.m. EDT, to be her toughest race at the hilltop Palau Sant Jordi and will have only around 20 minutes to recover before the 200 backstroke semi-finals.
Franklin has won two relay titles and golds in 200 freestyle and 100 backstroke and if she managed a fifth triumph she would match a feat achieved only by compatriot Tracy Caulkins in 1978 and Australian Libby Trickett in 2007.
No woman has won more than five golds at a world championships - East German Kristin Otto won six at the 1988 Seoul Olympics - and Franklin is also due to swim for favorites the United States in Sunday's 4x100 medley relay.
"Today is kind of my last really hard day, I have three events and then just two more races," Franklin told reporters.
"I am really excited it's kind of starting to wrap up and I am so excited about this 200 back, I've been waiting for it this whole meet," she added.
"I think it will be my toughest turnaround tonight but the good news is that the 200 back is one of my favorite events.
"So I'm just going to go out there and swim the 100 (freestyle) and see what I can do there, get a little shakedown and then come right back."
Franklin's team mate Katie Ledecky, who smashed the world record to win 1,500 freestyle gold on Tuesday after taking the 400 title on Sunday, posted the fastest time in the 800 heats ahead of New Zealand's Lauren Boyle and Dane Lotte Friis.
The 16-year-old Ledecky, part of Thursday's victorious U.S. 4x200 freestyle relay team, can claim a fourth gold in Saturday's 800 final, her last race of the week.
In Friday's other heats, South Africa's Chad le Clos was second-quickest in the 100 meters butterfly behind Russian Evgeny Korotyshkin before he seeks a second gold in Saturday's final to add to Wednesday's 200 meters butterfly title.
"There's a lot of guys who have a chance of winning the gold," Le Clos told reporters.
"It's such a hard race to call but I'm also very excited," added the 21-year-old.
Le Clos said his 200 butterfly gold had taken some of the pressure off.
"I feel more relaxed than I was for the 200 because now I've got the gold that I needed to get so this one if just like a bones race for me," he said.
"Obviously I want to win it but if I don't it's not like the end of the world I've still got a gold."
Frenchman Florent Manaudou, the Olympic champion in London last year, was quickest in the heats for the men's 50 meters freestyle ahead of world record holder Cesar Cielo of Brazil.
Australian James Magnussen, gold medalist in the 100 freestyle on Thursday, was equal 11th-quickest.
There was something of a surprise in the heats for the men's 4x200 freestyle relay when Australia failed to qualify for Friday evening's final.
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A couple of months ago, I realized that I hadn't really built anything in a while. About that time, there was yet another discussion about whether to use a straight key or a paddle. The difference this time was that someone mentioned the Touch Paddle. These are devices that sense when someone touches a metal pad and electronically switches an output. There are two outputs, one for the dit and one for the dah.
The company that makes these devices, CW Touch Keyer, have a whole range of different products. Some have a built-in keyer. Some are just the paddles that you then have to connect to a keyer.
They even have a kit, the P3, which is what I opted to buy. At $20, it seemed a little steep, but what the heck. If it worked, it would be worth it.
What I received is different from the kit shown on their website. Mine uses surface-mount caps and resistors that were already soldered to the board. Assembly was really easy as I only had to solder in the two, eight-pin ICs; two transistors, a diode, an electrolytic cap, and a voltage regulator.
The hard part was figuring out how to make the dit and dah contacts. As shown in the photo above, I cut out a hunk of PC board material, and used a Dremel tool to file off some copper down the middle, creating two contacts. I hooked up 9 V from my bench power supply, and I had a working touch paddle.
Sort of, anyway. The problem with the setup as it is is that the touch pads are just floating. To work really well, I'm going to have to figure out some way to mount them somewhere, so that they don't move around.
One funky thing about this kit is that the company has painted over the markings on the ICs. I guess he figured that since the circuit is so simple that someone would steal the design. I tried scraping the black paint off one of the ICs, but didn't have any success with that.
A little Googling did the trick. I found the article, Touch Paddle Keyer, published in the March 2007 QST. The circuit shown in this article is almost identical to the circuit of my P3. The chip used in the article is the Atmel QT113-G, and while that part is no longer manufactured, DigiKey carries various types of the QT110, which would also work, if you wanted to roll your own.
I plan to figure out a good way to mount the paddles and then use this for the CW demo at the upcoming Mini-Maker Faire here in Ann Arbor. Kids should have fun playing with it.


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Ben of Ben & Jerry's to hand out money in Union Square
Brooklyn boy turned ice cream mogul Ben Cohen is returning to his home turf Tuesday with a mission: to stamp money out of politics.
Cohen, the "Ben" of Ben and Jerry's, is traveling the country with his "Amendomatic" to galvanize support for state laws to counter the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision that made corporate political donations protected as free speech.
"Money in politics is really the root of all the problems that we've got in this country," said Cohen. "Essentially, corporations and the wealthiest 0.01 percent are paying politicians hundreds of thousands of dollars to pass legislation that benefits them at the expense of everyone else."
Cohen will be in Union Square from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesday to mark dollar bills with a stamp declaring them "not to be used for bribing politicians." Cohen says he'll even be passing out a few of the dollar bills.
According to Cohen, 120 congressmembers are already on board with a constitutional amendment to counteract Citizens United. Cohen said he would be happy with either of two options: "an amendment saying corporations are not people and money is not free speech," or an amendment legislating that all elections be publicly funded.
A public financing amendment just failed in the New York State Senate last week because New York Democrats could not unify behind it. One of the Democrats who did not support the amendment was Senator Malcolm Smith, who was arrested in April for his part in an alleged plot to bribe his way into the Republican mayoral primary.
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FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. (AP) - Atlanta Falcons running back Michael Turner has apologized to his team and its fans for his drunken driving arrest.
Turner said Wednesday that he made "a bad decision" before he was stopped by police in suburban Gwinnett County around 5 a.m. Tuesday _ just hours after scoring a touchdown in Atlanta's 27-21 win over Denver. Police say he was clocked doing 97 mph in a 65-mph zone and they booked him into jail on a DUI charge.
Turner says he's sorry for the embarrassment he's caused the team and vows to do the right things to address the matter. He also says he expects to play Sunday against the San Diego Chargers, his former team.
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This, in another time, might have been what fallout would have been if fallout kept its original design. It has many of the same elemnts seen in fallout 1 & 2. Fun game developed by Black Isle Studios. Average 3-D graphics but is addicting. Please feel free to extend and mod this game. It is powered by the Jefferson Engine.


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The mission of the three-year Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship Program of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) is:
These goals are accomplished through comprehensive clinical training in the care of sick neonates in both the inborn and outborn setting, as well as access to accomplished research mentors within CHOP's Division of Neonatology and the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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There are a lot more babies tucked around the world if you just know where to look. In the northern mountains between Nagrand and Zangamarsh, there's a little building up there with some named children, I think they're a tribute to kids of Blizz employees. There are other similar areas, but most are very out of the way, sort of easter eggs. To see the location I mentioned, you'll need a flying mount, a good eye, and some time to kill.


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Bred: Fred Bradley and William Bradley (KY)
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Dam: Deputy Doll, by Silver Deputy
A pair of Grade 1 victories by Groupie Doll in the first half of 2012 earned her a bit of a vacation prior to serious preparation for the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint (G1) for co-owner, co-breeder and trainer Buff Bradley and his father, Fred. Groupie Doll returned from the layoff in fall 2012 , winning the Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes (G2) and Thoroughbred Club of America Stakes (G2) before rolling to a dominant win in the Breeders' Cup Filly and Mare Sprint.
Groupie Doll repeated her win in the Filly and Mare Sprint the next year in a year that also saw her repeat in the Presque Isle Downs Masters Stakes (G2). At the eed of the year she repeated again as Champion Female Sprinter, an honor she had also received in 2012.
The Bradleys race the filly in partnership with Carl Hurst and Brent Burns.
The homebred filly was foaled and raised on the Bradleys' Indian Ridge Farm in Frankfort, Kentucky, and that's where she spent her vacation time off the track. In her race just prior to her time off, Groupie Doll set a track record for seven furlongs at Churchill Downs when winning the Humana Distaff in 1:20.44 on Kentucky Derby day. Fred Bradley paid $25,000 for Deputy Doll as a yearling in 1997 and Groupie Doll is by far her most accomplished foal to date.
While on her time off, Groupie Doll was able to romp with her paddock mate Brass Hat, the 11-year-old Prized gelding who retired in 2011 with ten victories and purse earnings of $2,173,561.
"I like to tell people. 'Yeah, I've got a couple of Grade 1 winners running around the field," Bradley said.
Bradley said he doesn't remember every equine foaled at Indian Ridge but he remembers the birthday of Groupie Doll.
"I remember the day she foaled because she was such a beautiful red filly. I don't remember them all, but she stood out from day one. It's pretty cool to watch her now."


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We asked GE's Katrina Craigwell and Eden Grace Zeek to wrap up SXSW Interactive for us. Here's the week in pictures.
2012 marks GE's second year at SXSW. Once again, it was an awesome week of networking, learning and libations. Now that South By '12 is winding down, here are a few of our favorite scenes from the week.
Rain, rain, so much rain. In an unusual turn of events, the first days of SXSW were almost completely rained out. Tents were erected, pedicabs were shielded in plastic and conference-goers scurried from panel to panel (or simply stayed inside, close to an outlet).
We're excited to announce that our Executive Director, David Saltzman, has been named one of the 50 most influential nonprofit leaders for the third year in a row by The NonProfit Times. The top 50 were selected "for the impact they have now and for the innovative plans they are putting in place to evolve the charitable sector." Congrats, boss!
Robin Hood has been nominated in the 2011 VH1 Do Something Awards for our Lady Gaga Facebook campaign supporting New York City teens living in poverty. The Do Something Awards honor social change and challenge young people to support causes they care about. Vote for Robin Hood through August 14.
ReCraft Your Ride: Carbon Fiber Bike HMK 561
Unlike of many other concepts electric bicycle concept HMK 561 from Ralf Kittmann took home an iF Design Award for some seriously forward thinking. Cyclists HMK 561 is made of conductive carbon fiber, which is not only an excellent conductor of electricity, but also acts as a capacitor that can store energy. This energy is obtained by converting the mechanical energy into electrical energy in each mobile connection of mechanism. The resulting energy fed to the engine and lights. And there is already a working prototype!
Poverty in New York City is so pervasive it's almost inconceivable.
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Tuesday afternoon, investigators with the Tift County Sheriff's Office and the US Marshall's Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force arrested two people.
36 year old Charlie Frank Branner Junior of Vidalia and 31 year old Kristen Caprie Johnson of Reidsville are now in jail.
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Sweetness, sweetness, I was only joking when I said I liked you.
Sweetness, sweetness, I was only joking when I said I liked you.
One million scenarios play out in my head but not one of them ends well
Things could be so much easier if I just had the ability to believe what people told me
why do you ruin EVERYTHING possible to RUIN
I have this really vivid memory from last July when I was in Eastham: It was beautiful out, I had gone on a 20 mile+ bike ride and had somehow found my way to Lecount beach. I remember being so thirsty and finally arriving back to the house my family was staying at. I have never had a glass of water that was so refreshing to this day..
YESSSSSSSSSSSSS;_; omg
I don't know who's stupider…me or you
typical me
typical me
typical me
I started something and now I'm not too sure
what happened to CLASSY females and people that don't pride themselves off of being a god damn POTHEAD and people that like reading and classical music and civil conversation or what happened to MORALS and having consideration for other people and their feelings I want to leave
Sunday night: book and King of Limbs and questioning everything possible- sounds ideal.
when your dog scratches your forearm/wrist and then everyone at school thinks you're suicidal……………
One person really can only handle so much disappointment
I love the process of defining my non-existent arm muscles..it's so satisfying (lol)
3 things I've found to be unnecessary in the past 24 hours: sleep, feelings, and food
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A fun competition testing your knowledge of music is gaining popularity in the Toledo area.
Dave Z and Branden host 'Name That Tune,' which quizzes contests on music from the 1960's to the present day. The duo has been featured at several venues in and around Toledo.
Dave Z joins 'Your Morning Saturday,' to talk more about 'Name that Tune.'
Anyone interested in catching the game can find Dave Z and Braden at the following locations:
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3/14/2007—To reduce IT costs and improve productivity, the Township High School District 211 in Illinois has migrated its student information, payroll, personnel and security database systems from a mainframe IMS environment to a Microsoft SQL Server platform.
The project is aggressive in its scale. Located roughly 25 miles northwest of Chicago, the Township High School District 211 is Illinois' largest high school district, serving 12,878 students in five high schools, as well as two alternative high schools with approximately 40 special needs students each.
"We've chosen to migrate these back-office functions, which are critical to our overall technology infrastructure, to a more agile platform like Windows to eliminate the significant costs associated with mainframe maintenance, while at the same time increasing our internal control over core applications," said district Director of Technology Services Charlie Peterson in a prepared statement.
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Kingmana: Alright, Mike, uh? You don't sound so convinced man! Come on guy! Cheer up! Sept 28, 2014 1:13:37 GMT -3
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Taylor Square
You know it's been a rough night if you wake up in Taylor Sq – a vaguely defined paved area straddling Oxford St, and also the hub of Darlinghurst's gay nightlife.
You know it's been a rough night if you wake up in Taylor Sq – a vaguely defined paved area straddling Oxford St, and also the hub of Darlinghurst's gay nightlife.
The first vaguely tasteful development in Darling Harbour, Cockle Bay Wharf occupies the harbour's cityside frontage as far as Pyrmont Bridge.
Built from convict bricks, Sydney's oldest church (1819) is another Francis Greenway extravaganza. It was originally designed as a courthouse, but the brief changed: 'Hey Frank, we need an Anglican church!' The cells became the crypt.
It might seem odd, but this concrete-edged ocean channel is a great place to swim, sunbathe and snorkel. It's safe for the kids, and despite the swell surging into the inlet, underwater visibility is great. A beloved friendly grouper fish lived here for many years until he was speared by a tourist.
From 1841 to 1912 these sandstone buildings were Darlinghurst Gaol: writer Henry Lawson was incarcerated here several times for debt (he called the place 'Starvinghurst'). If today's art students think they've got it tough, they should spare a thought for the 732 prisoners who were crammed in here, or the 76 who were hanged The circular central building was the chapel.
Created as a memorial to the Holocaust, the Sydney Jewish Museum examines Australian Jewish history, culture and tradition from the time of the First Fleet (which included 16 known Jews) to the present day, along with the history of Judaism in general. Video testimony and touch-screen computers are used to good effect.
Watsons Bay, east of the city centre and north of Bondi, was once a small fishing village, as evidenced by the tiny heritage cottages that pepper the suburb's narrow streets (and now cost a fortune).
The best way to experience Sydney Harbour Bridge is on foot – staircases access the bridge from both shores; a footpath runs along its eastern side. If this view doesn't sate you, scale the southeast pylon to the Pylon Lookout Museum ; enter via the bridge stairs on Cumberland St. The views from the top are awesome, and museum exhibits explain how the bridge was built.
This hushed museum tells the life story of St Mary of the Cross (aka Mary MacKillop), Australia's only Catholic saint, a dedicated and outspoken educator and pioneer who prevailed over conservative hierarchical ideals despite being excommunicated for six months.
Before the outbreak of bubonic plague in the early 20th century and the subsequent slum clearances, this section of The Rocks was a warren of houses connected by tiny lanes.
About 3km south of Manly, spectacular, chunky North Head offers dramatic cliffs, lookouts and sweeping views of the ocean, the harbour and the city; hire a bike and go exploring. A 9km, four-hour walking loop is outlined in the Manly Scenic Walkway brochure, available from the visitor centre.
In recent years Danks St in Waterloo has emerged as a shopping and eating enclave, with some beaut cafes and galleries perfect for losing a few hours in. If the wonderful Danks Street Depot cafe isn't enough to tempt you off the Waterloo streets, the 10 commercial galleries that inhabit the converted warehouse at 2 Danks St should push you over the edge.
This dignified art deco memorial (1934) commemorates the soldiers of the Australia and New Zealand Army Corps (Anzacs) who served in WWI. The interior dome is studded with 120,000 stars – one for each New South Welsh man and woman who served.
On the clifftop fairways of Bondi Golf Club, a short walk north from Bondi Beach, you'll find Eora Aboriginal rock engravings (look for the fenced areas about 20m southeast of the enormous chimney, and watch out for flying golf balls). It seems inappropriate by today's standards, but the original carvings were regrooved by Waverley Council in the 1960s to help preserve them.
Encased in English-style grounds within the Royal Botanic Gardens , this Gothic sandstone mansion served as the home of NSW's governors from 1846 to 1996. The governor, who now resides in Admiralty House , still uses it for weekly meetings and hosting visiting heads of state and royalty.
The castellated 'Con' was designed by convict architect Francis Greenway as the stables and servants' quarters of Governor Macquarie's new government house. Partly because of the project's extravagance, Macquarie was ousted before the house could be completed.


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UNDATED (WSAU-Wheeler News) The I-R-S is warning Wisconsinites about an elaborate scam in which taxpayers are told they owe money -- and they could be arrested, deported, or lose their licenses if they don't pay up now.
Wisconsin I-R-S spokesman Christopher Miller says at least some folks in the Badger State have received such calls. There was no word on whether anyone was victimized.
I-R-S officials say the scammers sound real. They give fake names and employee badge numbers -- and they might even know the last four digits of a victim's Social Security number. Where they give themselves away is how they demand payments with pre-paid debit cards and wire transfers. Acting I-R-S Commissioner Danny Werfel says his agency never asks taxpayers to provide either of those things -- and they never ask for credit card information over the phone, either. Also, Werfel says the I-R-S never gets too heavy with phone threats, like the scammers are apparently doing.
If you get such a call, you're urged to call the I-R-S if you really owe back taxes -- or the Treasury Inspector General if you don't.


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Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction Glenda Ritz has filed a lawsuit against the State Board of Education.
The lawsuit accuses the 10 members of the Board – all of whom were appointed by Republican governors – of violating state law in a secret effort to undermine her.
Ritz says that board members, who favor the education reform policies that she opposes, drafted a letter last week and sent it to GOP legislative leaders seeking to take the A-F school grading process out of the hands of Ritz's Department of Education. Ritz claims that violated the state's Open Door Law since no public notice was given.
Republicans and the GOP-appointed education board have taken steps to weaken Ritz's authority since she soundly defeated Republican School Superintendent Tony Bennett.
The suit asks the court to prevent board members from meeting secretly and to prevent the Legislative Services Agency from working on the A-F grades. The Department of Education is using in-house attorneys for the lawsuit.


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Happy New Year!
1. Finish Falling To Darkness.
-It'll probably go up to Ch 22 or so.
2. Akatsuki Interviews! (12 chapters)
- It's similar to the version I have already, but this one has actual dialogue instead of bold for one character and italics for another. Plus, it's longer because it includes Orochimaru, Madara and the results.
3. Possibly a couple of one-shots?
-Sasuke x Itachi.
-Madara x OC.
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For our nation to issue its own currency and cease using the federal reserve or central bank model.
This video showcased to me the non-sense that some people can come up with using very pure and positive motivation: the motivation for our developed nations to get back on track and create new jobs and new opportunities. I commend the speaker of the video for his outside the box thinking but there are a whole lot of reasons why his ideas will surely never materialize in the US or UK. The biggest of which reasons would be because our currencies are printed by a central bank which automatically ensures our countries owe interests on the debts we accumulate. This system of debt-based fiat currency sponsors the current economy of stock market trading derivatives and the like. This top-down approach severely discourages financial innovation like this from the bottom up which is (from what I gather) the speaker is suggesting. Also both the UK and US Parliament/Congress respectively are far too corrupt to have funds appropriately go to such an idea because they have too many special interests to appease and fund first.
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The Trading company gifts all its profits to the charity to help provide as much support for the wounded, injured and sick as possible.
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We opened our first high street shop in October 2012 in St David's, Cardiff as another way to support our Charity activities and raise money. We have now opened two more shops in intu Lakeside, Essex and Meadowhall, Sheffield. All shops are open 7 days a week.
Struggling to find a unique present? Why not consider a wine or food hamper? With 10% of the sales going to H4H, they make excellent personalised gifts for friends, family, clients or colleagues. A wide selection of hampers and an array of wines to choose from.
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I have a pretty active lifestyle. I walk a lot and I work on my feet, so I MAY add some protein powder if I feel like I need it. There are NO RULES here. I think that even adding in one green smoothie a day is a great start, so I invite any of you to join in in any way that makes sense to you.
I will also probably eat raw fruit and vegetables if I feel the need to snack on some solid food.
My goal for this cleanse is to get myself off of WHEAT and get into a different mindset because I am going to be starting Bikrams Yoga! Oy.. I'm nervous about that.
I will probably also be drinking a lot of lemon based drinks..
and Dandelion Tea
and of course, Savory Green Smoothies..
Avocado, Spinach, Ginger, Garlic, Braggs
Basic Green Smoothie:
2 cups greens of choice
1 frozen banana
1 cup frozen fruit (pineapple, strawberries, mango, blueberries)
2 cups water
1 tablespoon golden flax meal or 1/2 tablespoon chia seeds
As far as shopping goes, I would aim for around a pound of greens a day, and at least 4 bananas .. add in a cup of frozen or fresh fruit and any chia or flax.
I like to freeze my bananas.
For savory smoothies, you can use avocado for a creamy texture or just make a very thin smoothie out of greens and cucumber.
Here's one of my favorites, but let me tell you , this is NOT for the faint of heart. It is INTENSELY SPICY and will probably make you sick to your stomach if you're not used to this level of heat. You can start by adding 1 teaspoon cayenne and 1 tablespoons ginger.
Masochists Delight Savory Green Smoothie
2 cups arugula
1/4 cup chopped ginger
2 tablespoons cayenne
1 cucumber
6 cups water
optional: tomato, carrot
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Sometime ago a user of the Quora site asked a question if there was a language war, which languages you support and why. Another user gave a very creative response comparing programming languages with characters of the Lord of the Rings story of JRR Tolkien. Read this article to understand why PHP or its fans should be compared with Hobbits.
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hahaha, what exactly are the silver spoons that PHP has stollen? AFAIK, PHP only needed itself to succeed. PHP developers do not need to campaign against other languages. If other languages are not as popular for the Web, isn't it the fault of the creators of those other languages?
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MINNEAPOLIS -- Sports fans in the Twin Cities were dreaming big Monday as the Heat came to town and the Wild left for Chicago to play the red-hot Blackhawks.
Well, maybe the local hockey team will pull off the upset on Tuesday.
Thanks to some sloppy play by the Heat, the Timberwolves kept things close before Miami pulled away to set a franchise record with its 15th consecutive win this one 97-81 over the Timberwolves.
Every game is different and this was a tough one mentally that we had to fight through, said Dwyane Wade, who scored a game-high 32 points.
We had a lot of turnovers but we were playing well. If we didnt turn the ball over, we would have played almost a perfect game. We shot the ball well, moved it well.
The Heat has a few signature wins during this 15-game run although Minnesota wont be included in that group. The banged-up Timberwolves have lost six in a row and are 6-24 since New Years Day.
Miami, meanwhile, holds a seven-game lead over Indiana for the top seed in the Eastern Conference as the Heat followed up Sundays win in New York by easing past Minnesota.
This was about finding a way to get the win no matter how, coach Erik Spoelstra said. We were very careless offensively but at the end of the day we got the win. Now, lets get out of here.
A night after winning in New York, Miami played sloppy at times as its season-high 23 turnovers helped keep the Wolves in the game.
Then in the fourth quarter, it looked as if the neighboring Wild borrowed the Target Center as a hockey game appeared to break out.
It all started when Ray Allen took offense to a hard foul from J.J. Barea and went after the Minnesota guard as players from both sides had to be separated.
Barea was ejected and walked off the floor shouting obscenities at Allen as Minnesota coach Rick Adelman went after the officials. Adelman could be seen yelling dont touch me at one official as Allen headed to the foul line.
I think it was a play that was uncalled for, said LeBron James, who had 20 points with 10 rebounds. Ray doesnt bother anyone. Were a veteran ballclub and know how to pick up the tempo and close a game out. I think we did that after that exchange.
When Adelman finally got the technical foul he was looking for, his mock applause toward the official who teed him up stoked the home crowd even more.
Not long after Adelmans tech, the Timberwolves were called for consecutive offensive fouls and the Heat opened its lead to 13. This one was over.
Minnesota got within three points after Alexey Shved hit a three-pointer around the 10 minute mark but that was as close as the home team got.
Miami outscored Minnesota 26-13 in the final 10 minutes. Allens three-pointer at the three minute mark to give Miami its biggest lead of the night at 18.
We didnt play good basketball but got stops when we needed to, said James, who started Mondays game despite concern about his left knee, which he tweaked Sunday in New York. It was a good win. Offensively were moving the ball, sharing the ball.
The Heat, which hoped to escape snowy Minneapolis late Monday night, will try to extend its winning streak Wednesday against Orlando in Miami.


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difference is Rossi won it 7 times.
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Don't beat me up for stating the obvious but my point is this. There has been a wealth of protege young guns groomed and expected to dominate like Doohan and Rossi. Namely Pedrosa, Lorenzo, The Pog, and Stoner too. Did I miss anyone? Maybe. ***** Anyway, although Rossi is a very astute purveyor of the trade, he is as much learner as natural and a permanent legend all the same. Not since Spencer has a rider stunned and wreaked havoc in the thoughts of the press and competitors alike. ***** Ago, Rossi, and Doohan have the numbers, had the machines, and the ability to put it all together to dominate an entire era. But Mr. Marquez. regardless of the number of titles and wins eventually attained, is firmly enshrined with the amazing riders that have confounded expert riders and fans alike. Saarinen, Hailwood, Roberts, and Spencer. ***** Saarinen for his hang off style and blistering speed. Hailwood to successfully ride and win on anything and everything. Roberts total belief he was better than anyone (and back it up) and adapt to tyres and tracks. Spencer's natural ability, insane speed (even on cold tyres) using techniques like pushing the front tyre to finish braking, and controlling vicious wheel spin with the rear brake! ***** I am not talking about a personality contest here, though all were popular in their own right. Though Marquez is beatable, others achieve the same lean angles (less stylishly) and lap times, there is something that is a bit different. The biggest personality in the sport before Rossi, one Barry Sheene, named his son Freddie as he was so amazed by Spencer's natural ability. As Rossi surfs the twilight of his career just as Sheene in the early 80's could we see, in a few years time, a little Marc Rossi racing round the mini moto circuit on the adriatic coast? Or possibly out of respect, Grazziano Marc Rossi??? If there is never to be an heir to the Rossi throne then one of his mutts will definitely be a Marquez! ***** As another Italian legend put to Eddie Lawson on the phone..... Ciao Mama's!!!!
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oily1984 says:
I know Rossi also won on titles on 125, 250 & 500cc 2-strokes but, given he only won one WC in each class I wouldn't say he dominated in the era, if only due to a matter of timing as he was clearly talented enough on a 2-stroke that even without the switch I would expect him to still of dominated.
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of de ja vue?
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Revilo612 says:
But I was expecting him to have the pace, and he does. With all these wins he's picking up, it will be extremely difficult for Pedrosa and Lorenzo to beat him once they get back to full fitness, assuming both get full confidence back in their respective machines, if they don't it will be a long time before another young rider steps up to the challenge.
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i can see what you're saying Oily but he won both the smaller championships after one season to get used to the pressure , then winning it, that's pretty impressive which is why he wasn't left to "dominate" either class, Honda wanted him on the big bike so promotion was swift and deserved looking at his record in the big class.
Revilo, do you know how much time either will get on the bike before the next round? I'm not sure if they'll be restricted to "normal" testing programmes or will they be allowed more time due to their condition? As good as Hondas Fireblade and Yam's R1 are for trackdays they're not really any match for a full on prototype so you may be right, if Jorge and Dani have restricted access to their steeds Marc is most definitely heading for the drivers seat as far as the 2nd half of the (cracking) season goes.
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i heard he has been taking sheep shearing lessons from a great thing from far far away welshland,from a things that lives in the bog of eternal stench and looks like a sheep shite full body suit style onsi on legs,but i could be mistaken
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I don't think Dani went to Laguna because of Jorge or vice versa. I think they both went because Marquez has a genuine shot at the title this year and they can't afford to give him too much headstart.
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Vitali Klitschko, a 42-year-old Ukrainian presidential candidate, was at the center of a deadly uprising in Kiev that began on Tuesday and by Wednesday had left at least 26 people dead, according to The Associated Press.
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Vitali Klitschko, WBC heavyweight titleholder and Ukrainian presidental candidate, quieted angry protesters during an incident of unrest in Kieve on Sunday.
WBC heavyweight titleholder Vitali Klitschko has been given until Dec. 15 to determine whether he will continue fighting or retire in the wake of October's announcement of his presidential candidacy in Ukraine.
Golden Boy Promotions CEO Richard Schaefer said he has not heard back from Mick Hennessy since the English promoter called him about a potential clash of unbeatens between heavyweights Tyson Fury, whom Hennessy promotes, and Deontay Wilder, who is handled by Schaefer.
RING super middleweight champion Andre Ward is "a good guy" fighting in a "bad guy era," according to Mike Tyson.
The World Boxing Council worked out the various mandatory title challenges for its titleholders in the 17 weight classes at its 51st convention, which took place over the past week in Bangkok, Thailand.
Undefeated heavyweight puncher Deontay Wilder has served as a sparring partner for undisputed champion Wladimir Klitschko, and could be in line for the WBC title owned by Klitschko's older brother, Vitali Klitschko.
"I want to keep his memory alive," said Deontay Wilder of the late Emanuel Steward, who believed he could become America's next heavyweight champion.
Curtis Stevens on Gennady Golovkin: "I'm coming there to wreck him. I'm coming to wreck the wrecking machine."