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Graceful Pixies Lyrics - Lorien
Who is it? Who's calling me?
I can hear you from afar
I am coming hastily
Along a path beneath a million stars
As I child I saw your smile
It was cunning, it was charming
And your face was so divine!
You bewitched me deeper than you think
So full of joy
I am following the sound
Of a weird voice
I am hearing all around
Though you live beyond this world
You can't find forever more
In the shadow of oblivion
I can feel your soft caress
Little pixies you must be
Dear fellows you are for me
Magics's drifting in the forest
I can feel its soft caress
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November 28, 2014
FRESNO, Calif. (AP) - The California Highway Patrol says a man suspected in a head-on crash in Fresno County that killed three elderly sisters and injured a fourth sister was arrested twice before on suspicion of drunken driving.
CHP spokesman Axel Reyes tells The Fresno Bee that 56-year-old Tranquilino Figueroa was arrested on suspicion of DUI in the summer of 2013 and convicted of drunken driving in still another case in 2012.
Figueroa is suspected of crashing into a Toyota Yaris carrying the four sisters near Sanger on Saturday while also driving under the influence. Three of the sisters - Jennie Monreal, Josephine Contreras and Delores Rodriguez, all in their 70s - died.
The fourth, 67-year-old Elizabeth Rodriguez, was in fair condition at a hospital on Monday
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Hey watz up ma name iz Emi. By da way thax fo da add.
Hopefully he will either be fired, or, finely get his act together and get his ass in gear.
Hey wahts up thanks for the friend request so how long have you been a member
Bed?!?! o.0 it's a little after 1...oh well I forgot where you worked..nvm I'm fine I guess...some things that are beating me up but I'll live...
Well he sure as hell is not one now. Being one of the best workers in the past doesnt mean anything unless you can keep it up.
im doing alright im just in class being bored lol^^
Either way that is stupid. He mite be friends with one of the managers or something, I don't know.
Maybe...Sam is taking up me time but I like him and his "pet" how do you like it?
Why don't they just fire his worthless hide? He is probably costing them to much money with him slacking off.
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Ahh the three day rule, one of the most archaic and outdated of dating practices. Whereby, after having a perfectly nice time with someone, you wait three days to contact them. But whilst men still seem to be pretty into the idea, our extensive research (chats with our friends) shows that women aren't so keen. Here's what we think really happens when the three day rule is put into place...
Day 1
He thinks: She's so into me
She thinks: We had a great date, he's probably going to text today. He said he was going to text me so… He'll text today right? I'll just have a quick check of my phone. God Mum! Why are you texting me? No, I don't want to come for dinner. Still, he'll probably text later, maybe he's just busy at work. Hmmm, it's getting a bit late for him to text now, I'll just update my WhatsApp picture to remind him of how hot I am in a super subtle way. He'll text first thing tomorrow.
Day 2:
He thinks: She's so into me
She thinks: I think I'll just hide my phone in a draw for a bit so I don't look at it anymore. Or maybe I'll just turn it off for an hour. Ok, that's not going to work I need to use my phone. I know, I'll text some other guy, probably someone unsuitable, that way I won't get drawn in but I will be keeping myself distracted. I'm so clever. This bad guy is really hot though, like super-hot, why is he so bad for me? I don't really care that he has a mild cannabis habit, do I?
Day 3:
He thinks: She's so into me, I'll probably text her this evening, I guess.
She thinks: Who was that guy I went on a date with again? Did I actually really fancy him? I'm not sure that I did, he wasn't really that funny. And there was that joke he made that was a little bit misogynistic which wasn't cool. Oh he's text me. I don't think I'm going to reply. Nope, I'm done with him making me wait three days. Anyway, I've got a date with Mr Unsuitable lined up now so I'll just go out with him. Ok, maybe I'll reply just this once… And then: WHAT DO YOU MEAN HE HASN'T REPLIED?! And so it starts again.


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-- WWE Summerslam tickets were put on sale so early due to the fact that WWE wanted to take advantage of the media blitz and attention that comes with WrestleMania week.
-- Kelly Kelly says "The Enforcer" Arn Anderson is her favorite 80s Superstar. She says of the 2012 WWE Hall of Fame inductee to WWE Magazine in an interview, "I admire everything he accomplished in the ring. He was the greatest bad guy ever."
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4-room house 94 m2, comfortable and rustic furnishings: living/dining room with open-hearth fireplace, dining table, TV and boiler (200 litres). Kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher, microwave). Bathroom, sep. WC. Upper floor: 1 room with 2 beds (90 cm). 2 rooms, each room with 1 double bed. Sep. WC. Deck chairs (5). Facilities: washing machine, iron, baby cot. Maximum 1 pet/ dog allowed. Please note: the first set of sheets and towels (one large and one small) are included. Additional sheets: 8€/person. Additional towels: 5€/person (3€ for the large and 2€ for the small towel).
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Mark writes:
1994 Toyota Camry Review
The camry was and is a great car in terms of reliablity, safety, and comfort
None really, except if you want to buy a car from 1994, make sure it won't break down as soon as you start driving it
Overall A Very Good Car — Generally the car runs great. It has an undiagnosed problem where it doesnt start sometimes and it'll occasionally shut off when I'm stopped, so I'm hoping I can figure out whats wrong with it before it starts doing something else (It has over 191,000 miles)
Primary Use: Commuting to work
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1994 Toyota Camry XLE V6 Review
Most Reliable Car I've Ever Owned — Our 1994 Camry now has 188,000 trouble free miles on it, always performs flawlessly, while delivering good looks, comfort, and resonable economy. This is the fully optioned out model including leather, power everything, sunroof, 6disc CD in the trunk, tinted windows, etc., etc. There is nothing that does not operate as designed on this car. It has received excellent maintenance to its credit, synthetic oil has been used for most of the cars life, the only thing to need replacing to date other than normal wear items has been the radiator. Muffler still in great shape from 1994, only needing the tailpipe gasket replaced.
Owner for 9 years, 5 months
Miles Driven per Year:18,000
Chelsea writes:
1994 Toyota Camry LE Review
it's a beast.
weak original paint
94 Camry — I got it in 06 with over 165,000 miles so of course it needed some repair work. Excellent first car, outstanding gas mileage, had a large amount of peeling paint on the hood, but I really didn't give a rat's arse. Stereo, window motors, sunroof all perfectly functional and A/C worked like a beast. Sold it for $500 more than I paid for it about a year and a half later.
Cquarersma writes:
1994 Toyota Camry LE V6 Review
Smooth, has enough power for the average joe, very reliable
To get the most out of this car(last for a while and to keep the engine strong) I have used 91 octane gas so fuel has been pretty costly and it gets about 23 mpg...leather interior got trashed in front seats for this one...engine is installed side ways and is made differently so when it's time for big repairs labor is costly.
A Great Car — This car was owned by my dad then passed down to me... My dad took care of this car very well with regular normal upkeep. I'm now at 270,000 miles with this guy and its finally demanding big repairs. That's amazing a car even lasted this long with just regular up keep and some love.
Primary Use: Commuting to work
Thomas writes:
1994 Toyota Camry LE Review
needs paint job BAD
Camry 94 Rulz — this is the best car i have ever owned 270k miles and still going. I have only to do maintenance and replace 2 alternators and a axial what more can you ask for? but the paint is wearing off but the sun roof works and seal still intact
Primary Use: Family transportation
Felix writes:
1994 Toyota Camry LE V6 Review
Reliable... No major problem! Only required regular maintenance.
lump and boring steering...
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Primary Use: Family transportation
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1994 Toyota Camry LE Review
manual, lots of room and very comfortable
slow and heavy
Camerons Toy Camry — acceleration is poor and braking is shaky at speed, corning its good, suspension isn't stiff enough, too much body roll. Build Quality is pretty good, had a rebuild since ive owned it, still not perfect. lots of rattles but only when the sub is going. Body style is good, lots of scratches and dents in the body, the bonnet is bent mileage is good, about 800 to a tank, other than the rebuild i have not needed to spend money on it its not to bad, there certainly are more fun cars
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1994 Toyota Camry LE V6 Review
Smooth quiet ride with decent mileage. This car is just so well built. Toyota should be proud!
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1994 Toyota Camry LE V6 Review
Its fun and reliable
Its no toyota supra and you might die if you gas pedal sticks.
If I Went Back In Time I'd Buy It Again. — This is a very reliable car and it makes a great first car. Good acceleration and handling, and the brakes work great, haven't crashed cause of toyotas gas problems yet. Its got a few kinks like knobs falling off and a broken door handle but thats mainly from the previous owner. It looks and drives great for a 94, only 80,000 miles on it. It gets really good mile to the gallon. I haven't done the math but I fill it up every 2 weeks so I can't complain. Its not standard or as fast as I want it to be, but I can still pull some fast and the furious moves through traffic with it so its fun.
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Reliable And Fuel Efficient Family Car
Nice Family car with enough leg room. Reliable and Fuel efficient. Smooth and stylish. Spacious Cargo and very comfortable. Information system is not classy (works but not classy when compared to Niss... Read More
Nice Camry.
handles well, does great on gas, nice leather interior, touch screen, bluetooth, power seat for driver, quiet engine. Nice vehicle for families that are large or small. I enjoy the comfort and feel of... Read More
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2013 Camry
wish wuz more sporty, and with rims, but for a high mpg, most affordable, can drive to california and back 100 times at spur of moment, and for a grocery getter/family car, it is great and looks good ... Read More
Love It
Camry is a great car and I would recommend this vehicle to anyone looking for a good looking car and fun to drive. The Camry SE has a sporty ride than the LE or XLE, the fog lights are great and I had... Read More
2012 Toyota Camry Reviews
Best Buy
A lotta car for the money; in this category the over all cost when resell is taken into consideration will be hard to beat. Though not near the league of the luxury brands in comfort features, quiet ... Read More
Great For The Price
This is probably the nicest vehicle you can own for ~$330/mo. The SE version is very sporty, especially in the bright red that we have. Car rides well, is very reliable, and is good on gas. I am pre... Read More
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As Dependable As They Come.
This car does what I need it to. Gets me from point A to point B. Haven't had any issues and is always reliable. Will own this car till it can't go anymore. I have always liked the Toyota brand an... Read More
Great Car!
Very comfortable and good looking car. Runs great, never had any issues with it. The gas mileage was incredible. Definitely a family friendly car and convenient for everyday use. Good traction, even i... Read More
2010 Toyota Camry Reviews
Excellent Family Car.
Good features, great gas mileage, very reliable, good looking car. Got the car undercoated and it hasn't had any rust whatsoever. Does very good in snow with all kinds of antiskid and traction contro... Read More
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Bought this car used and so far, we have been very happy with it. At an average of 32 mpg, it gives us great gas mileage for a mid-sized sedan. Some would call it full size. I use synthetic oil and... Read More


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Blake Lively, 26, was a show stopper at the Gucci fashion show for their 2014 Spring/Summer collection. The actress looked ah-mazing with her usual perfect, pin straight blonde hair. The wife of Ryan Reynolds decided to part her hair all the way to the side, which created a very European look. What do you think of her side parted hair — love or loathe?
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Kelly Rutherford, 44, has filed for bankruptcy, according to TMZ. With growing legal bills and a shrinking paycheck, the actress has found herself more than $2 million in debt while in a custody battle with her ex-husband Daniel Giersch over the couple's two young children.
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It looks like Penn is a lonely boy once more. The 'Gossip Girl' star and 'After Earth' actress Zoe are reported to have called it quits on their two year romance. So sad!
Ladies, Penn Badgley is a single man! The actor and his girlfriend of two years, Zoe Kravitz, have allegedly broken up because "they just didn't have time for each other." Read on for all the the details.
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By default, Swivl audio output port is configured to work with mobile devices. But it can be configured to work with DSLR, camcorders, or computers. You will need to use Swivl Capture App. Install Swivl Capture App on a mobile device, and pair it with Swivl (over Bluetooth). Once paired, you can find Audio Port setting with 3 choices:
- Mobile: iOS, most Android, Windows, and other mobile devices
- Laptop: Computers, Laptops, Camcorders, DSLRs
- Special: Some small set of older Android mobile devices
Audio port setting is recorded in Swivl and will be set until changed again through the app.
How to make DSLR work with Timelapse App?
First, you need to make sure you have the latest firmware in your Swivl. You can find information about latest firmware here . You can upgrade your Swivl firmware two ways:
- Download the latest iOS Swivl Capture app and it will update your Swivl firmware to the latest version
- Use a computer with the instructions found here.
Second, you will need to select either the USB or Shutter Trigger interface in the DSLR Timelapse App settings. The latter works with any DSLR camera. USB interface is still under development but should work with most Canon and Nikon DSLRs.
What can Swivl do without marker?
Without marker, you can use Swivl for DSLR photography and remote controls via DSLR Timelapse app.
Marker provides three critical functions for video recording:
- Tracking
- Wireless microphone
- Remote controls
Capture App FAQ (4)
How much space does a video file take on my iOS device?
|iOS Device
|Resolution - Size Button
|Size: megabytes per minute of recording
|Ipad 4/Air/Mini
iPhone 5/5S/5C
iPod Touch 5
|Rear Facing
|1080P - Large
|480P - Medium
|320P - Small
|Front Facing
|720P - Large
|480P - Medium
|320P - Small
|iPad 3
iPhone 4S
|Rear Facing
|1080P - Large
|480p - Medium
|320p - Small
|Front Facing
|480p - Large
|480p - Medium
|320p - Small
|iPad 2
iPhone 4
|Rear Facing
|720p - Large
|480p - Medium
|320p - Small
|Front Facing
|480p - Large
|480p - Medium
|320p - Small
|iPod Touch
|Rear Facing
|720p - Large
|480p - Medium
|320p - Small
|Front Facing
|480p - Large
|480p - Medium
|320p - Small
Do I need to be logged into Swivl Cloud to use the Capture App?
No. You can use the Capture App without logging in or without having an account.
How do I get slides into the Swivl Capture app?
Create a free account at cloud.swivl.com. Save your presentation as JPEG. Upload it to your library. Then log in within the Capture App, open the library and it will sync automatically.
How do I share a video I just captured?
Once a video is in your Swivl Capture library, you must first upload it to Swivl Cloud to share it. Once you have uploaded it, you can review it, add descriptions then decide who to share it with.
Cloud FAQ (7)
How to apply Swivl Cloud upgrade code?
You can enter the provided upgrade code in "My Profile" section of Swivl Cloud:
Step 1:
Step 2:
Step 3:
How do I recover a deleted video, slides, or project?
We are usually able to recover deleted content on Swivl Cloud within 30 days of its deletion. If you need something recovered, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or submit a support ticket and provide the following info:
1. Your Swivl Cloud account info (email)
2. Name of the file/project to recover
3. Approximate date of its deletion
We will notify you when it is recovered.
What is the Swivl Cloud?
It's a video hosting service for school, businesses and professionals that need to use video to share information. It's ideal for any application where the content is sensitive, whether for privacy or confidentiality.
Why do you charge for Swivl Cloud?
Swivl Cloud starts free. But then we do start charging. The reason why is that we don't take rights to your content to re-use it, serve you ads or otherwise try to monetize your content. It's yours forever. Since we don't subsidize your storage in other ways, we charge a modest fee.
Is the Swivl Cloud service necessary for using the Swivl Robot?
No. Using the cloud is 100% optional. The Capture App allows you to save the file as standard MOV that can be used with any hosting service or computer.
Product FAQ (9)
What mobile devices is Swivl compatible with?
Full app support and compatibility with all recent iPads, iPhones and iPod's as well Android Tablets and Smartphones. Also has basic support for Windows devices and video cameras.
How to use secondary marker?
There are three ways to use an additional marker:
Why did my Swivl base (or marker) powered down?
We have designed for the Swivl to power down after 5 minutes of non-use. We have put in rules around the "non-use" to prevent unwanted power down.
Swivl Marker will power down after 5 minutes if it is not paired to the base. The only exception is if you power up the marker in stand-alone mode (for more tracking coverage).
To power up in stand-alone mode, which will disable 5 minute power down, power up the marker by holding down both Power and Checkmark buttons until lights appear.
To find out how to pair the marker to the base, please see document and video under How-To section of the support page.
Marker will always power down after 5 minutes of flashing low battery lights.
Swivl base will power down if it does NOT see one of the following conditions (i.e. if any one condition below is true, base will stay powered up):
- A paired marker
- Charger plugged in
- Bluetooth connection to a mobile device
- USB cable attached to a DSLR
- Base executing a timelapse script (this was not true for firmware prior to 5.20.69)
Base will always power down after 5 minutes of flashing low battery lights.
Why doesn't Swivl mount devices so you can use the rear facing camera?
The Swivl is far easier to use with the display facing you. You can see status, information and more. Also, most front facing cameras now capture in HD (720p). 720p looks great and can capture everything you need, including writing on whiteboards from a distance. 1080p is unnecessary for learning environments and only makes using video more difficult.
What is the range of the Swivl Robot's operation?
Swivl will work anywhere from 2 ft to 30 ft away. It can pan continuously in 360 degrees and tilt 25 degrees.
Unboxing FAQ (11)
Where is my marker?
It is in the built in charging dock, behind the grip. Just lift the door up and you'll see it!
What are the left and right buttons for?
They are for advancing presentation slides in the Swivl Capture app. More features will be enabled soon.
What is the micro USB included for?
It is used for firmware updates when a user does not have access to our app, or is having technical issues. Normally, firmware is updated through the Swivl app itself and this cable is not necessary.
Why doesn't my Swivl keep me at the center while tracking?
We design our tracking to result in better looking video, not better tracking. This means that it doesn't follow every motion and allows you to move around some within the captured video. Less motion = better looking video.
Why does it look like I go off screen to the sides when tracking?
The Swivl Capture app preview is narrower than the actual captured video. Actual captured video is 16×9 format. Most mobile devices are 4:3. This means some of the video is not shown on the sides and you are actually not that close to going off screen.
How To
Legacy Support Pages
Find detailed support information about the first generation Swivl products.
Legacy Specifications
Detailed features and specifications of the first generation Swivl products.
Legacy Videos
Training videos for the first generation Swivl products.


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Arthurs Pass is the main route over New Zealands Southern Alps between Christchurch on the east coast and Greymouth in the west. The road rises to an altitude of 920 metres (3000 feet) before dropping into Arthurs Pass Village then back to sea level on the west coast. I left Christchurch having plotted a route that took in two gravel road detours and with no particular destination in mind for somewhere to stay that night headed for the hills. Accommodation is easily found, for me that means a campsite or occasionally a hostel. The route out of Christchurch was interrupted by a number of diversions around closed roads that were being repaired following the earthquakes in 2010 and 2011. The severe structural damage to Christchurch looks like it will take many more years to repair.
Arthurs Pass
I took the Old West Coast Road with long straight sections through an agricultural landscape and virtually no other traffic to share the road with before joining highway seventy three and starting the climb into the Southern Alps. The climb was the first serious hills I had encountered in New Zealand which had me changing down through the gearbox of the Honda CBR 250 to maintain momentum.
Stopping for a warming cup of coffee and a burger at Arthurs Pass Village I was surrounded by snow-capped mountains and considered staying the night to explore the area but decided it would get pretty cold for camping through the night and opted to wind my way down the west side of the alps.
Once more or less back at sea level I took my first planned gravel road detour to Lake Brunner and didnt see another vehicle until I re-joined the main highway. I had to backtrack on myself and travel a short distance east again before picking up another gravel road to the west coast. I ended up camping in Harihari where the first pilot to fly solo across the Tasman Sea from Australia crash landed in 1931. His biplane ended up upside down in a swamp but the pilot, Guy Menzies walked away unhurt.
Gravel Road Detour From Arthurs Pass
There was a strong wind blowing when I headed south towards Franz Josef with the intention of stopping for breakfast somewhere along the road. I pulled up and parked outside a café and when the waitress came across to my table with my breakfast order she was commenting on it being a strong wind for motorcycling. As we were discussing the weather and looking at the motorbike through the window the wind slowly blew it over onto its side on the pavement. The clutch lever was bent and had to be replaced later but fortunately there was no other damage.
The short walk to the Franz Josef Glacier was a pleasant stroll along the valley bottom. It is thought that rocks torn from the mountain by the glacier has caused the river bed in the valley to rise over thirty metres (ninety-eight feet) since 1965. I was a bit disappointed not to be allowed to walk closer to the glacier. There was a fence erected several hundred metres from the head of the glacier with a cut out of a park ranger advising of the dangers of venturing any closer.
A Park Ranger Cutout Prevents Getting Closer To Franz Josef Glacier
Crown Range Road On The Way To Cromwell
From my campsite in Te Anau to Milford Sound was a distance of seventy five miles (120 km), a short ride, maybe a couple of hours with plenty of photo stops. There is only one road in and out so I would be heading back to Te Anau on my return from Milford. Rain was forecast for the following few days so I planned to stay in Milford until there was a reasonable chance of riding back without getting wet. It was baking hot as I packed up the tent and loaded the bike so I was only wearing light summer clothing. Had I done my homework I would have known that the road climbs up into the mountains before dropping back down to sea level at Milford. The top of the pass was only 540 metres (1750 feet) above sea level but the snow line wasnt much higher than that and a strong cold wind was blowing. My warm clothing was buried in the middle of my bag so I kept going looking forward to a hot cup of tea in Milford. It was the coldest I had been in New Zealand. Sipping my tea in the café I got my second lesson about reading up and planning your trip. I assumed there was a town or at least a village at Milford where I would be able to buy supplies and that there would be plenty of things to do. How wrong I was! There is one café, a car park and a ferry terminal building for buying tickets and boarding a boat for a cruise in Milford Sound. There was a campground a few kilometres away but there were also lots of sand-flies and/or midges wanting to drink my blood. Had I realised that there was no town at Milford I would have left the tent up in Te Anau and done the bike ride as a day trip without the luggage. After a short walk to the boat terminal and back I dug my warm clothing out of the bag and headed back towards Te Anau. Being warm on the return journey I enjoyed it much more and was able to appreciate the scenery. Definitely a worthwhile trip but I wish I had left the tent up at Te Anau and travelled on a luggage free bike.
Milford Sound
I was on a quest to see wild penguins in New Zealand. I had seen wild penguins years ago in South Australia and as there are numerous penguin colonies in New Zealand I felt confident that I would catch up with some somewhere on my route. They did however prove to be almost as elusive as the kiwi bird which I now believe to be either, a Maori mythical creature or extinct. A number of visits to penguin colonies produced pretty but empty beaches. The Yellow Eyed Penguin colony at Oamaru had a number of seals sprawled out on the beach with others swimming in the surf but no penguins. I took a seat and settled down to watch the seals from the cliff top. You werent allowed any closer to avoid disturbing the non-existent penguins. Half an hour or so later a solitary penguin came ashore after a days fishing, waddled up the beach, stood in the sun, presumably drying itself for ten minutes then disappeared into the bushes behind the beach. It was far too far away to get a photo with my camera but at least I had finally seen a New Zealand penguin. My second and final sighting was at Curio Bay which has the added attraction of having a petrified forest on the beach. Fossilised tree trunks are lying embedded into the rock. There were a couple of penguins on the beach, both looking very fluffy but a bit rough round the edges as they were moulting. Signs said that you werent to go within ten metres (33 feet) of the penguins but one of them was completely surround by a ring of photographers moving in to form a tighter and tighter circle as they jostled for position. As much as I would have liked a decent photo myself I wasnt going to break the ten metre guideline and definitely wasnt going to be part of the crowd that had a penguin trapped without an escape route.
Moulting Penguin At Curio Bay
I arrived in Oamaru two days after the hundredth anniversary of the announcement of Scotts death in Antarctica. Two expedition members, Harry Pennell and Edward Atkinson came ashore from the Terra Nova in a dingy into Oamaru harbour in the early hours of the 10th February 1913 guided by the light of the nightwatchman. This was the first contact with the outside world on the return of the expedition. The two rested in the home of the harbour master until daylight without revealing the news of the deaths of the leader, Scott and four other members of the expedition who formed the final push to the South Pole. This information was sent in code from Oamaru Post Office when it opened. The pair then continued to Christchurch by train to re-join the Terra Nova which had sailed on to Lyttelton. By the time the ship arrived at Lyttelton the world had already learnt the fate of the expedition.
Oamaru Harbour
The nightwatchmans hut still stands in Oamaru harbour and a plaque had been unveiled to commemorate the 100th anniversary a few days prior to my visit.
Commemorative Plaque Unveiled Just Before I Arrived In Oamaru
By far the most impressive glacier I have seen so far was the Tasman Glacier near Mount Cook. A large lake, the Tasman Glacier Lake has formed at the leading edge of the glacier since the 1990s when a number of smaller pools joined together. The lake had dozens of large icebergs that had broken off the melting glacier. The existence of the lake, the retreating glacier and the icebergs form a picturesque example of global warming in action. It seemed strange on a very hot day to be looking down at so much ice floating in the lake. The icebergs weigh hundreds, thousands and sometimes millions of tonnes, the biggest recorded which calved the previous summer weighed 30 million tonne.
Mount Cook
Tasman Glacier (The Boat In The Foreground Gives An Idea Of Scale.... IT IS BIG!!)
Burt Monro was probably made a lot more famous than he had been during his lifetime when the film about his exploits, The Worlds Fastest Indian starring Sir Anthony Hopkins was released in 2005. He is certainly a huge posthumous star in his home town of Invercargill. Working from a shed on a normally quiet suburban street the neighbours were regularly treated to the roar of his unsilenced vee twin race engine. With limited cash but an ingenious approach to engineering he tuned his 1920 600cc Indian Scout to increase its top speed from around fifty five mph (88 kph) to over 200mph (320 kph) having increased the engine size to 1000cc. He was the holder of numerous New Zealand and world speed records set between 1940 and 1967.
The World's Fastest Indian
Approaching the end of my trip around New Zealand I started looking into selling the Honda CBR 250R motorcycle I had bought in Auckland three months earlier. The first place I tried was the Honda dealer in Invercargill but discovered that there was very little demand for road bikes in the area. The dealer estimated that 90% of their turnover was in motorbikes and quad bikes for farm use, another 6% was for motocross bikes, leaving a mere 4% of bikes sold for the road. The dealer recommended that I tried selling the bike somewhere further north, advice I couldnt help but follow as there was nowhere further south in New Zealand to go!
Burt Munro's Shed Interior With His 'Offerings To The God Of Speed', His Collection Of Blown Engine Parts
Baldwin Street in Dunedin claims to be the steepest residential street in the world. With an average slope of over 1:5 and a scary 1:2.86 on the steepest section it does look pretty awesome. Before I got there I thought I would potter up in first gear but once I saw the hill I wasnt sure the engine would have enough torque so I took a hard run at it in third. The street ends at a tee junction and there isnt much space for braking once you get to the top. I overtook the postman on the way up who was walking up carrying his bag of mail. Does he have to do that every day? If so I guess the round keeps him fit.
The Steepest Residential Street In The World
Safely Returned To The Bottom Of The Steepest Street In The World
Dunedin was the final destination of my trip around New Zealand. I planned to continue riding north with a For Sale notice on the bike and to visit any motorcycle shops I passed hoping and expecting to sell it before reaching Auckland. I had a buy back agreement with the dealer in Auckland but didnt want to spend the time or money riding back north. It didnt take long to find a buyer. From Dunedin I travelled to Port Chalmers which was the final port visited by Scott and his ill-fated Terra Nova expedition to the South Pole. I then returned to Timaru, a town I had visited on my way south. A dealer in Timaru bought the bike enabling me to get a bus north to Christchurch airport and fly to Australia.
Scott Leaving Port Chalmers, His Last Port Of Call Before Antarctica
Leaving My Honda CBR250R In Timaru
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The Master of Science in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy (MS–STEP) program requires 36 semester credits, including 21-24 required core credits (varies depending on your choices), electives, and either a Plan A thesis or Plan B paper.
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