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About the Award
Building on the proud history Engineers Australia's Individual Awards confer recognition for outstanding individual engineering achievements and promote those engineers who show innovation and resourcefulness in their work. Engineers Australia Awards recognise professional achievement, or engineering excellence in its various forms, and promote the profession of engineering.
Individual Awards nominations at the Divisional level are open for inspiring engineers who demonstrate a contribution to the well-being of the people and communities of Australia, resourcefulness in planning, finding solutions to design problems, pioneering the use of materials and methods, use of sustainable engineering practices and innovative design and construction and aesthetic value.
Nominations for 2017 are closed.
The Individual awards is a nominator-driven program. Self-nominations will not be accepted.
Only Divisional winners progress to the National level ensuring that National finalists indeed represent the cream of the Australian engineering body.
Individual Awards are given to an individual responsible for engineering achievement that has contributed to the advancement of engineering and who has demonstrated outstanding engineering skills. Awards include:
- Professional Engineer of the Year (Category A Award)
- Engineering Technologist of the Year (Category A Award)
- Engineering Associate of the Year (Category A Award)
- Young Professional Engineer of the Year (Category D Award)
- Young Engineering Technologist of the Year (Category D Award)
- Young Engineering Associate of the Year (Category D Award)
There are two stages to Individual Awards: Division level and National. To be considered eligible for judging at the National level, a member must have first won an Individual Award at Division level during the same year.
The judges reserve the right not to judge any category of Individual Award at Division Level and/or National if less than three nominations are received.
Nomination criteria
The following criteria will be used by judges in assessing nominations:
- Contribution to the wellbeing of people and communities
- Resourcefulness in the planning and in the solution of design problems
- Pioneering in the use of materials and methods
- Use of sustainable engineering practices
- Innovative design, construction and aesthetic value.
Click here to download a copy of the nomination criteria submission template
Each criteria should be addressed using approximately 500 words.
Terms & Conditions
The following requirements should be read carefully as all nominations must adhere to these to be eligible for judging at both Division and National level. See below or download the complete Terms and Conditions.
1. Who can nominate?
- A nominee must be a financial member in the relevant grade of membership at the time of nomination and must remain a financial member up to and including the day that the Awards are announced.
- A financial member of Engineers Australia can prepare a nomination on behalf of a nominee who is a financial member of Engineers Australia
- A non-financial member of Engineers Australia (e.g. manager, HR representative) can prepare a nomination on behalf of a nominee however the nomination must be supported by a referee who is a financial member of Engineers Australia. Referee's contact details and membership number must be provided in the nomination form
2. Individual awards are awarded at Division level each calendar year and only the winner of each category in each Division in the same year is considered eligible to enter the National Awards.
3. All nominations must include the Division to which the member is affiliated. Any financial member who is affiliated with National Office due to their place of residence will not be eligible to nominate.
4. All nominations must be accompanied by agreement from the nominee to be nominated.
5. Nominees to the following categories must be practising engineers not over the age of 35 (up to and including the day that the Awards are announced):
- Young Professional Engineer of the Year
- Young Engineering Technologist of the Year
- Young Engineering Associate of the Year
6. There is to be no monetary gain or other direct inducement/incentive provided to a nominator, nominee or employer of either party.
7. Nominations may come from any of the Learned Society Groups within Engineers Australia, including Colleges, Technical Societies and Special Interest Groups.
8. When nominees agree to the terms and conditions, Engineers Australia:
- has the right to investigate the nominee's membership file
- may require the nominee to be interviewed by the judges
- has the right to use the content of the nominee's submission for promotional
9. Engineers Australia staff may not prepare a nomination on behalf of a nominee and may be subject to disciplinary action if it is found that an individual staff member has breached this requirement purposes
10. Engineers Australia staff may not participate in the judging or voting process, however may provide advice to judging panels as requested.
The judges' decision relating to any of these awards is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
2016 Individual Awards Winners
Professional Engineer of the Year
John Macintosh HonFIEAust CPEng NER RPEQ
John Macintosh is a leader in the field of water engineering. He has had over 35 years of professional experience and has worked across Australia, South East Asia and the South Pacific on both aid based and commercially funded projects. He is an Honorary Fellow of the Institution of Engineers and is the Immediate Past President of Engineers Australia's National Committee on Water Engineering. He founded the company, Water Solutions in 1995 with the objective of providing specialist services within the water resources and engineering fields and has been prominent in providing advice to governments, the mining industry and the Supreme Court. In 2015 he provided expert advice to the Grantham Floods Commission of Inquiry.
Engineering Associate of the Year
Darren Green AFIEAust
With over 30 years experience in specialist building Design and Construction across the world, Darren's career has been focused on high technology buildings for manufacturing, research and health care. His experience includes Cleanrooms, Containment Facilities and Clean Contained Facilities for advanced research, medicines, electronics and biologics. As one of 10 people in Australia accredited to undertake third party assessments on behalf of the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources of Quarantine Approved Premises from QC2 to QC4, Darren has been involved in the Biosecurity and research science facilities throughout Australia.
Engineering Technologist of the Year
Shane Elson TMIEAust
Shane Elson, BET, TMIEAust, serves as Director and Manager of Engineering at Innovative Solutions Indonesia, a regionally based engineering consultancy in South Kalimantan, Indonesia. He has more than 15 years experience as an Engineering Technologist in both private consulting and local government in Australia and Indonesia. His broad skill base includes water, sewer, roads, drainage, land development, and contract administration in the areas of planning, design and construction supervision. This experience, in conjunction with his language and cultural acquisition skills, allows him to develop business partnerships with key stakeholders, as he seeks to be a catalyst for transformation by helping to provide innovative infrastructure solutions in both rural and urban sectors of regional Indonesia.
Young Professional Engineer of the Year
David Lacey MIEAust CPEng NER RPEQ
Dr David Lacey is a senior geotechnical engineer with over 10 years of Queensland based industry experience. He has worked for extended periods in both lead geotechnical designer and site engineer roles on major infrastructure projects. David has been the Section Leader of the Jacobs (SKM) geotechnical section, authored 15 peer-reviewed publications, received industry sponsored technical awards and attended international conferences as Australia's nominated representative. David was the organising chair for a 2014 international conference and has served on the AGS (QLD) executive committee since 2013. David is a CPEng, RPEQ and holds a PhD from The University of Queensland.
Young Engineering Associate of the Year - High Commendation
Robert Ladd AFIEAust CEngA EngExec NER
Robert Ladd is a Chartered Fellow of Engineers Australia, with Engineering Executive accreditation. He is an Associate member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, Member of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia, and a former non-executive Director of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia, Victorian Division. Robert is currently Manager Municipal Engineering at Pyrenees Shire Council in Beaufort, Victoria. As a portion of his technical services portfolio he is responsible for providing technical oversight and recommendations towards Council's statutory and strategic planning, in regard to planning conditions and overall township structure planning. Robert's role ensures that Council's small townships are considered within long term growth and servicing plans to promote amenity and liveable resilient communities.
President's Prize
This award was inaugurated in 1990 by Past President B C (Skip) Tonkin. Its concept was to provide recognition to members of Engineers Australia who have made a major contribution in promulgating the contribution that the engineering profession makes to the general welfare of the Australian people.
However, in 2004 the award's purpose was amended to become a highly flexible award that can highlight contributions that may not find recognition in other of Engineers Australia's awards. In recent years it was awarded to individuals or groups who provided conspicuous service to either the profession or community in such a way that a significant contribution was made to the realisation of Engineers Australia's strategic goals. The award is entirely at the discretion of the National President; however anyone may suggest a worthy candidate for consideration.
2016 President's Prize Winner
Gerry Doyle FIEAust CPEng NER and the Civil College Board
Special Mention
The shared vision and shared leadership of Engineers Australia's staff and the ITEE College Board, particularly Geoff Sizer and Tim Kannegieter, made the successful Internet of Things Webinar Series possible.
2015 Individual Awards winners
Young Professional Engineer of the Year
Mr Timothy Dunlop MIEAust
Tim Dunlop is a Project Manager & Civil Engineer with 10 years' experience in design consultation, construction management and project management of infrastructure projects throughout Australia.
Tim's experience includes the management of multidisciplinary teams to plan, design, procure and construct new infrastructure projects and maintain/rehabilitate existing infrastructure assets.
Tim is also Managing Director of Regional Management Group. This business is developing the prosperity and capability of regional communities through the provision of exemplary project expertise to help realise projects in the communities.
Professional Engineer of the Year
Dr Christopher Roberts HonFIEAust
Dr Roberts has been the Chief Executive Officer/President of Cochlear Limited (ASX:COH) since February 2004.
Dr Chris Roberts has over 37 years of experience in international medical device businesses, including renal (dialysis), orthopaedics (electrical bone growth stimulation), cardiology (pacemakers), respiratory and sleep medicine (CPAP and ventilation) and otology (cochlear implants and acoustic implants).
He was a non-executive director of ResMed Inc (August 1989), and from 1992 served as ResMed's Executive Vice-President, until he became CEO of Cochlear Limited in 2004. He remains on the ResMed Inc board.
Dr Roberts was a member of the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC), Australia's peak health advisory body, from 2003-06. He was also a director of Research Australia until 2012 (Chairman from 2004-2010), a non-profit organisation promoting the importance of health and medical research
2015 President's Prize
This award was inaugurated in 1990 by Past President B C (Skip) Tonkin. Its aim was to provide recognition to members of Engineers Australia who have made a major contribution in promoting the contribution that the engineering profession makes to the general welfare of the Australian people.
However, in 2004 the award's purpose was amended to highlight contributions that may not find recognition in other Engineers Australia's awards.
In recent years it was awarded to individuals or groups who provided conspicuous service to either the profession or community in such a way that a significant contribution was made to the realisation of Engineers Australia's strategic goals.
The award is entirely at the discretion of the National President, however anyone may suggest a worthy candidate for consideration.
Mr Mervyn Lindsay FIEAust CPEng NER
With over 40 years of experience as a civil and structural engineer, company co-founder, Merv Lindsay, has earned an impeccable reputation in the engineering industry.
Merv has built up an impressive portfolio of projects as a structural and civil engineer, with a strong client focus and track record for the delivery of innovative and cost effective solutions to clients locally, and throughout Australia, New Zealand and Asia.
His areas of expertise include civil engineering, assessment of existing civil and structural infrastructure, mining and materials handling, light to heavy industrial and heritage engineering consulting services. Merv's experience in the design of civil structures and structural assessment of existing buildings and facilities is extensive.
Throughout his career, Merv has been heavily involved in promoting and developing the engineering profession, both throughout the Hunter Region and Nationally, and has served on committees for various industry bodies.


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Wednesday, 29 March 2017 10:28
It has been assailed as the end of democracy. Vilified as a form of slavery. Denigrated, denounced and disparaged. But like a blind, three- legged dog named "Lucky," against all odds; the Affordable Care Act has survived and remains the law of the land.
For 7 years the GOP has beaten President Obama's signature legislation until they and everyone around them were covered in a fine red mist. In the face of a guaranteed veto by the man they nicknamed the bill after, the Republican House of Representatives voted to repeal it over 60 times, but the first chance they got as a majority, with a sure- fire presidential signature, they choked like a skinny- necked goose being force- fed gravel.
Their oft- repeated mantra was "Repeal and replace" but when push came to shove, they resorted to "Ordeal and disgrace." "Raw deal and lose face." "Surreal and deface."
For the new President, it was a lesson in Government 101. The head of Trump University got himself schooled. The learning curve for Apprentice Chief Executives looks to be a mite steeper than the reverse trajectory of a bundled tax return wrapped around a vodka bottle thrown off the roof of Trump Tower.
Trump's legitimate shock at the turn of events seems to indicate he hadn't been paying attention the last couple of years. And this could very well be why, traditionally, the presidency has not been an entry- level position.
This, the very same consummate Deal Maker that earlier asked, "Who knew health care could be so complicated?" Um. Everybody. Except you. Again.
In defeat, the author of "The Art of the Deal," blasted everyone; the Democrats, the media, Nancy Pelosi, Paul Ryan, Charles Barkley, until finally placing the blame for the scuttling of Trump Care on his own right wing's Freedom Caucus. The group that demanded concessions, received them, and then still wouldn't vote for the bill. With friends like those, who needs lizard- like, alien invaders?
The problem was, after eliminating standards for minimum benefits including ambulances, hospitalization, prescriptions, maternity care, drug and mental health treatment, pediatric services, emergency services and labs; the American Health Care Act was less health insurance and more malady assurance.
24 million citizens were estimated to lose health care coverage under the AHCA and that was before the total vivisection of the bill. Making passage even stickier since moderates ran away like avocados leaving Mexico the week before the Super Bowl.
The group switched its name from Tea Party to Freedom Caucus, because they're fighting for the freedom of all Americans to die without government intervention. To them, compromise isn't just a dirty word, it's a hanging offense. Even with the rope strung around their own necks, they are resolute as glue- footed moths on a porch light.
Now Trump says he's moving on, because "The best thing we can do, politically speaking, is let Obama Care explode." That's what you want from a leader. Someone willing to sacrifice. His constituents.
But moving on isn't a total lock either. He hasn't yet said, "Who knew that a border wall or tax reform or rebuilding our infrastructure could be so complicated," but now that the Tea Partiers have the taste of blood in their mouths, he might. The best news for all concerned is that Obama Care still covers depression.
Copyright © 2017, Will Durst.
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Happy New Year to all our readers, sponsors and members. We are incredibly excited for what 2017 has in stores for coffee around South Africa. There are great competitions lined up, road shows and other awesome events in the works so make sure you are following our Facebook page for details as the dates get closer.
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23rd November 2017
CityAM: Failure to act on green belt a "big disappointment", say former minister Stephen Hammond and Tory think tank Bright Blue
23rd November 2017
ConservativeHome: Think-tanks react to the Budget. Some praise, more criticism…and a sense that the housing announcements didn't go nearly far enough
21st November 2017
The Guardian: Lucky to survive his first budget, Hammond cannot botch his second
21st November 2017
The Express: Brexit means we can END farce of wealthy farmers being given subsidies, MPs told
21st November 2017
The Sun: Stamp duty should be cut for downsizing OAPs to free up more homes for younger people, former No 10 policy chief says
20th November 2017
The Times: Ditch subsidies to rich farmers after Brexit, urges Bright Blue think tank
2nd November 2017
Utility Week: Minister says onshore wind should be allowed to compete for subsidies
26th October 2017
Carbon Brief: Dieter Helm's 'least cost' ideas for meeting the UK's climate targets
26th October 2017
Huffington Post: The Waugh Zone
26th October 2017
Business Green: Cost of Energy: What might the Helm review mean for UK clean growth?
12th October 2017
The Ecologist: Green Party well placed to capitalise on youth demand for climate policies
6th October 2017
The Independent: This is how likely a Conservative leadership contest now is – and who the candidates would be
6th October 2017
The Daily Mail: Britain is too selfish to care for its elderly, says minister
4th October 2017
The Daily Express: EU trade deal will be 'suboptimal' unless UK accepts ECJ controls, says leading economist
4th October 2017
City AM: The Tories have just realised the party has an age problem
3rd October 2017
The Independent: Inside the Tory effort to win back the young: 'We're not even allowed to use the word cool now'
3rd October 2017
The Daily Telegraph: 'Fit young men' make up most of town's migrant worker population, says Anna Soubry
2nd October 2017
Business Green: Tories urged to tackle reputation for 'weakness' on climate change
2nd October 2017
BuzzFeed: The Tories Are Really, Really Starting To Panic About Their Lack Of Young Supporters
1st October 2017
Financial Times: Hammond ponders giveaways ahead of Conservative party conference
1st October 2017
Yorkshire Post: Union leader tells Tories to focus on struggling areas
1st October 2017
The Sunday Times: Damian Green, May's No 2, lays down 'concrete proposals'
30th September 2017
The Telegraph: Theresa May must walk away from Brexit talks by Christmas if trade negotiations are still on hold, Tory MPs say
30th September 2017
Huffington Post: 'Get Together And Throw Shapes' How Young Tories Are Trying To Save The Party
25th September 2017
Manchester Evening News: Andy Burnham wants Greater Manchester to be first place in country to axe social care charges
The Daily Mail: Lift the £21k threshold for paying back student loans, minister urged
10th September 2017
The Guardian: Thinktank warns Tories not to cut interest rates on student loans
7th September 2017
The Sun: Uni bosses will be told to justify their salaries or face huge fines under new government ruling
4th September 2017
The Sun: Leave voters want skilled EU workers to come into Britain after Brexit, survey reveals
25th August 2017
The Sun: Senior MPs call for immigrants to have obligatory English lessons paid by a student loan-style system
25th August 2017
Huffington Post: 'Toxic' Immigration Debate Is Hindering Integration, Says Labour MP
22nd August 2017
Financial Times: Tories urged to abandon effort to scrap Human Rights Act
2nd August 2017
Green Alliance: Why home energy improvements are a natural fit for conservative values
29th July 2017
The Times: He's a hard act to follow
25th July 2017
Huffington Post: Tory MP James Cleverly Criticises Party's 'Lazy', 'Hopeless' And 'Bitter' General Election Campaign
17th July 2017
BBC Radio Kent: How hard is it to use public transport if you are disabled?
17th July 2017
The Guardian: Rail firms that fail on disability should lose franchise – thinktank
16th July 2017
The Observer: Take from rich mothers to help poor, says maternity pay plan from Tory thinktank
13th July 2017
TRT World: Roundtable: Renewable energy - Who is funding the future?
12th July 2017
The Independent: Fracking can contaminate rivers and lakes with radioactive material, study finds
11th July 2017
City AM: Is the call for a collaborative, cross-party consensus what Britain needs at the moment?
10th July 2017
The Times: Student loans not as bad as Wonga, insist ministers
10th July 2017
The Mirror: 9 times Theresa 'let's work together' May refused to listen to anyone - even her own MPs
6th July 2017
New Statesman: The Conservatives hope to copy what Labour did right – if they can ever agree what that was
5th July 2017
The Independent: Theresa May accused of betraying 'just about managing' families she vowed to protect as their living standards plunge
3rd July 2017
Times Higher Education: Government plays down prospect of tuition fees rethink in England
3rd July 2017
New Statesman: Would easing the public sector pay cap be the start of a slippery slope for the Treasury?
2nd July 2017
Daily Express: Outright LIES' Tories blast Corbyn's claim 'working class young are skipping university'
2nd July 2017
Daily Express: Conservatives must modernise tuition fees policy to win young voters, says senior Tory MP
2nd July 2017
Yorkshire Post: Theresa May's top ministers crank up pressure to end austerity
2nd July 2017
PoliitcsHome: Top Conservative minister Damian Green calls for 'national debate' on tuition fees
2nd July 2017
The Observer: Top Tories in revolt against May over public spending
2nd July 2017
Mail Online: Tory chaos over tuition fees 'U-turn': MPs left stunned by Theresa May's plan to slash costs to grab youth vote from Labour
2nd July 2017
The Sun: Top Tory minister hints Theresa May is considering U-turn on university tuition fees in bid to lure young voters away from Jeremy Corbyn
2nd July 2017
LBC: 'Tories Need To Abolish Tuition Fees To Impress The Youth Voters'
2nd July 2017
Michael Gove Defends University Tuition Fees After Cabinet Colleague Calls For 'Debate'
2nd July 2017
Huffington Post: Tuition Fees: May's Most Senior Minister Signals 'National Debate'
2nd July 2017
iNews: Theresa May and the Tories must drastically change their approach to win back younger voters
2nd July 2017
Metro: Tuition fees could be scrapped by Tories in an attempt to woo young voters
2nd July 2017
The Mirror: Tory chaos as Theresa May's top MPs line up to demand she gives nurses and teachers a pay rise
2nd July 2017
The Mirror: Theresa May's right-hand man hints Tories could need to U-turn on soaring tuition fees
2nd July 2017
The Independent: Tory minister says review of university tuition fees needed as party needs to 'change hard' to attract younger voters
2nd July 2017
International Business Times: Tories plot modernisation as 'ideological wet dream' of a manifesto is consigned to the dustbin
2nd July 2017
BuzzFeed: Michael Gove Says It's Wrong For People Who Don't Go To University To Pay For Those Who Do
1st July 2017
Yorkshire Post: 'We need to bring young back to the Tories'
1st July 2017
PoliticsHome: Tories must 'change hard' to win back young voters - Damian Green
1st July 2017
ITV News: Top minister tells Tories: National debate on tuition fees may be needed
1st July 2017
Sky News: National debate may be needed on university tuition fees - minister
1st July 2017
The Telegraph: Tories must win over 'young metropolitan' voters to stay in power, says Damian Green
1st July 2017
Huffington Post: Tories Must Modernise And 'Change Hard' To Win Again, Says Damian Green
1st July 2017
The Times: Theresa May 'making Brexit job harder'
1st July 2017
Mail Online: Chink of light for students as Theresa May's deputy admits tuition fees are a 'huge issue' and Tories must 'change hard' if they want to woo back angry young voters
1st July 2017
The Mirror: Top Tory admits young voters are turned off the Conservatives - and warns party it needs to 'change hard'
1st July 2017
The Guardian: Damian Green admits Tories may need to review tuition fees
1st July 2017
The Guardian: PM's European court stance has 'hamstrung' Brexit negotiations
1st July 2017
The Spectator: How do you solve a problem like the Conservative youth vote?
1st July 2017
BBC: Conservatives must 'change hard' to win over young voters, Damian Green to say
26th June 2017
City AM: The Tories alienated young voters – taking action on clean energy would win them over
23rd June 2017
Business Green: Energy and climate politics in a post-election, post-Brexit world
21st June 2017
Business Green: Queen's Speech: Government vows to support Paris Agreement and rev up electric car market
21st June 2017
Nursery World: Queen's Speech 2017: Free school meals to stay
12th June 2017
The Australian: DUP reaches 'outline agreement' with Tories
9th June 2017
Financial Times: How Theresa May snatched defeat from the jaws of victory
9th June 2017
The Independent: Election results: UK could ditch its important role in global fight against climate change, environmentalists fear
26th May 2017
Business Green: Brits overwhelmingly back Paris Agreement and Climate Change Act
19th May 2017
The Sun: Patriotic PM vows to make economy and class mobility top priorities and build 'Great Meritocracy'
18th May 2017
The Independent: Conservatives back fracking 'revolution' in the party manifesto
18th May 2017
Business Green: Conservative manifesto commits to climate targets and clean tech investments
18th May 2017
BuzzFeed: Theresa May Is Leaving Thatcherism Behind To Win The British Political Centre Ground
18th May 2017
ConservativeHome: Think tanks' verdict on the manifesto: a good start on generational justice, but weak on the public finances
17th May 2017
The Telegraph: Analysis: do Labour's manifesto pledges add up?
13th May 2017
New Statesman: Could fierce opposition to fracking make life difficult for certain Tories?
9th May 2017
East Lothian Courier: Theresa May pledges 'sustainable levels' of migration
8th May 2017
Yahoo News: Conservatives open up 'remarkable' new lead over Labour
8th May 2017
Financial Times: Theresa May sticks to 100,000 a year net migration target
8th May 2017
The Guardian: Conservatives to retain 'tens of thousands' immigration pledge
5th May 2017
IES: A new Clean Air Act – what do we want?
5th May 2017
Huffington Post: The Waugh Zone
4th May 2017
Independent: Tory think tank rounds on May over pledge to cut net migration to below 100,000
4th May 2017
Business Green: Public support for renewable energy technologies hits record high
4th May 2017
Yorkshire Post: May urged to take a 'bold' approach to the environment in Tory manifesto
2nd May 2017
City AM: Former Cameron advisor Steve Hilton brands Theresa May's view on immigration "particularly restricted"
2nd May 2017
Business Green: Tory MPs and green groups urge government to retain ambitious tree planting goals
27th April 2017
The Ecologist: Conservatives' hard right Brexit plans: UK's great leap backwards to 'dirty man of Europe'
25th April 2017
The Guardian: Theresa May urged to clarify stance on European rights convention
21st April 2017
The Guardian: Theresa May wants Conservative MPs to help write manifesto
21st April 2017
Police Professional: Politicians 'should be ashamed' if policing issues ignored in general election
18th April 2017
RightsInfo: What the General Election Could Mean for Human Rights
13th April 2017
Utility Week: Scottish Renewables calls to let onshore wind bid again for CfD
10th April 2017
Think Tank Review: Is the blue team going green?
10th April 2017
The Independent: UK's success at growing the economy while cutting emissions shows climate sceptics were wrong
9th April 2017
The Observer: Crisis looms for social policy agenda as Brexit preoccupies Whitehall
6th April 2017
FarmingUK: Most Tory voters want UK environmental legislation maintained after Brexit
5th April 2017
Bloomberg: U.K. Said to Seek End for Clean Energy Goal That May Sour Brexit
4th April 2017
The Guardian: Tory voters want environmental regulations maintained after Brexit
3rd April 2017
Transport Xtra: Government to back extension of 'toxicity' charge on cars across England, says Sunday Times
31st March 2017
Business Green: Reports: Diesel drivers could face pollution charge in 35 English towns and cities
31st March 2017
The Independent: Environmentalists voice concerns about Theresa May's Great Repeal Bill
31st March 2017
The Daily Mail: Britain's greenhouse gas emissions continue to fall: Amount of carbon dioxide drops by 7% after steep reduction in coal use at power stations
30th March 2017
North West Evening Mail: Greenhouse gas emissions fell 6% in 2016, official figures show
30th March 2017
Business Green UK 'on track' to meet second carbon budget as emissions fall sharply over past two years
21st March 2017
RightsInfo: UK Must Stay In European Convention On Human Rights, Say Tory MPs
18th March 2017
The Express: Senior Tories demand May keeps UK signed up to Europe's human rights court after Brexit
18th March 2017
The Times: Senior Tories call for May promise on human rights
17th March 2017
The Guardian: George Osborne facing calls to quit as MP over Evening Standard job
17th March 2017
The Sun: George Osborne hit with barrage of protests after being named editor of the Evening Standard
16th March 2017
The Guardian: Philip Hammond defends scrapping national insurance rise for the self-employed
15th March 2017
Car Keys: Toxic car charges should apply across the UK, says think tank
9th March 2017
Business Green: Report: It's time for a clean-tech focused capacity market
9th March 2017
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8th March 2017
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30th January 2017
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19th January 2017
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18th January 2017
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16th January 2017
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9th January 2017
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4th January 2017
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29th December 2016
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29th December 2016
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24th December 2016
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24th December 2016
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16th December 2016
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12th December 2016
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11th December 2016
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11th December 2016
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8th December 2016
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5th December 2016
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5th December 2016
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5th December 2016
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30th November 2016
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9th November 2016
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2nd November 2016
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1st November 2016
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22nd October 2016
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There is no stopping our wee man fae Glenrothes the ubiquitous Allan Murray... Allan Murray
Not content with Caltongate, George IV Bridge, "SOCO"
the Cowgate Fire site, the obliteration of the last piece of green at the top of Leith Street now he`s planning a Gherkin for the St James Centre revamp! Full Horror Here
He`s even sending models out on to the streets of the capital to gain support.
Is there no stopping this crusade of his...why is he getting all the jobs, are there facts that have yet to be unearthed?
Can he be stopped before it is too late for the city...
Until our superheros arrive this is the man who could prove himself to be a hero, John Swinney Minister for Finance and Sustainable Growth, see below how to let him know the city is in danger, and Caltongate needs a Public Inquiry
To Stop Caltongate individuals and organisations need to Act Now
All Planning Applications have been passed (last one Weds 5th March 08)
They are now presented to ministers.
You do not have to live in Edinburgh to show your concerns and that Caltongate should be stopped.
Write, using the following guiding points as well as your own in all letters to the following individuals and organisations.It is understood that all the Caltongate Planning Applications must be sent to ministers under the Notification of Applications procedures for a number of reasons -
1. The council has a significant financial interest in the proposed applications and stands to receive financial payment on the delivery of planning consent.
2. The proposals ( in particular the demolition of structurally sound, in use buildings, both listed and unlisted in an Outstanding Conservation Area and World Heritage Site) conflict with key policies contained in the approved Structure and Local Plans and as such is a significant departure from the Development Plan.
3. There have been a significant level of objections received from community organisations and heritage groups in addition to the numerous individuals.
4. New legislation, policies, planning guidance is at a crucial stage and the proposals could set a dangerous precedent which would prejudice the effectiveness of these new policies.
5. The Caltongate Masterplan has been imbedded in the Finalised Local Plan for the area which has provoked many objections which have been requested to be heard at a LPI. The protection of listed and unlisted buildings, reference to the World Heritage Site, protection of housing and has yet to be tested through the Development Plan process.
6. The consultation process has been heavily critisised as not being inclusive, balanced or transparent and conflicts with new government guidance on growing community assets, partnership working, and community engagement.
7. The site lies in an area with international importance, a World Heritage Site.
8. This is a crucial time to send out the right message to developers.
9. The claimed economic benefits of the scheme could equally be made for a far more appropriate scheme, retaining homes and listed buildings, and with a far less detrimental impact on the WHS.
10. More Points Here to add to your letters
1. Write to the following Scottish Ministers urging them that Caltongate be called in and determination sought through a public inquiry
Cabinet Secretary John Swinney Minister for - Finance & Sustainable Growth
Linda Fabiani - Minister for Europe, External Affairs Affairs & Culture
More on their responsibilities here Scottish Government
you can email them at this address marking your letters for the attention of each individual minister email@example.com
Write to them at St Andrew`s House, Regent Road, Edinburgh, EH1 3DG
2. You should also write to your constituency and regional MSPs find them here MSP FINDER by your postcode urging them that Caltongate should be called in and a Public Inquiry held.
3. You can also write to your MP and MEPS Find MP and MEPS (Scottish ones are listed even although it doesn't say on home page, you just enter your postcode and they will appear)
4. You could also write to your local councillor(s) (although yours may be one of the planning committee that voted the plans through on the 6th Feb! (check here) asking them to write to The Scottish Government to press for for call in and determination through the Public Inquiry System.All councillors emails or write to them C/O The City of Edinburgh Council, City Chambers, High Street, Edinburgh, EH1 1YJFind your councillorsAmong points you could make are the following, do add your own and include any material you feel important, especially if you think it hasn`t been considered, and do let others know they can do this too.
5. You should also write to ICOMOS UK as its ICOMOS who advises UNESCO International Council on Monuments & Sites UK, 70 Cowcross Street, London, EC1M 6EJ Email email@example.com
6. You should also inform UNESCO The List of World Heritage in Danger is designed to inform the international community of conditions which threaten the very characteristics for which a property was inscribed on the World Heritage List, and to encourage corrective action.Edinburgh`s Inscription Edinburgh World Heritage Trust
Private individuals, non-governmental organizations, or other groups can draw the World Heritage Committee's attention to existing threats. If the alert is justified and the problem serious enough, the Committee may consider including the site on the List of World Heritage in Danger.
To inform the World Heritage Committee about threats to sites, Committee's Secretariat at:
E-mail: email@example.com Heritage CentreUNESCO7, place de Fontenoy75352, Paris, 07 SPFrance
see http://www.eh8.org.uk/ for more
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Heritage CentreUNESCO7, place de Fontenoy75352, Paris, 07 SPFrance
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Through a series of Freedom of Information requests starting in April of 2011, I obtained a good deal of information on the compensation of City of Lansing employees. In the first request, I asked for the following for all employees who were on the payroll in 2010:
That information was received as a computer file in text form. Here it is exactly as received. I loaded the file into Microsoft Excel and spent hours arranging the data, trying to come up with helpful ways to present it. Links to those presentations are below. Here is the original file as converted to Excel, before any of my manipulations.
2010 Wages
I also calculated average salaries and earnings by position for the Police and Fire departments.


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"An unusual but delicious lentil and vegetable dish from South India."
Pumpkin and Dill Sambar
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 inch fresh gingerroot, finely grated
- 2 cups chopped pumpkin
- 1⁄2 teaspoon turmeric
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 1⁄2 cup toor dal (yellow pigeon lentils)
- 1⁄2 cup chopped fresh dill (fennel)
- 3 cups water
- 2 teaspoons brown sugar or 2 teaspoons jaggery
- 1⁄2 lemon, juice of
- masala
- 1⁄2 tablespoon vegetable oil
- 4 dried red chilies
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fenugreek seeds
- 1 tablespoon bengal gram dal
- 3 tablespoons coriander seeds
- 1⁄2 teaspoon hing (asafoetida)
- 1 teaspoon cumin seed
- 1 teaspoon black peppercorns
- 1⁄2 fresh coconut or 1⁄2 unsweetened coconut or 5 tablespoons dried unsweetened coconut
- seasoning
- 2 teaspoons ghee
- 1 teaspoon cumin seed
- 1 teaspoon black mustard seeds
- 1 dried red chili
- 1⁄4 teaspoon hing (asafoetida)
- 1⁄2 sprig curry leaf (about 8-10 leaves)
- Heat the oil for the masala in a large frypan. Add all the masala ingredients except for the coconut and stir fry on medium heat for about three minutes until dal and seeds begin to turn brown and a strong aroma is given off. Place in electric blender with coconut and add just enough water to turn the mixture into a smooth paste (about 1/2 cup water or as needed). Remove paste from blender and set aside.
- Heat the ghee in a large pot on medium heat. Add the seasoning ingredients. When the mustard seeds begin to pop, add the ginger. Stir fry for approximately 1 minute. Then add the pumpkin, toor dal, salt and turmeric. Stirfry another minute making sure the seasoning is well mixed with the vegetables and dal. Add half of the chopped dill (1/4 cup). Add water and bring pot to the boil. When boiling, place lid on the pot and reduce heat to very low. Cook, covered, for approximately 35 mins or until the dal is soft. Lift the lid occasionally to stir the contents and add more water if necessary. After the 35 mins above, add the masala paste, sugar and lemon juice. Cook, uncovered, for a further 5 to ten minutes. Garnish with the remaining dill leaves and serve hot with steamed rice.
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NEW DELHI - India chose its first female president Saturday in an election hailed as a victory for women in a country where gender discrimination is deep-rooted and widespread.
Still, it's not clear how much 72-year-old Pratibha Patil - a lawyer, congresswoman and former governor of the northern state of Rajasthan - can or will do in the mostly ceremonial post to improve the lives of her countrywomen.
Patil won 65.82 percent of the votes cast by national lawmakers and state legislators, said P.D.T. Achary, the secretary general of parliament. She had the support of the governing Congress party and its political allies, and had been expected to win.
"It is a special moment for us women, and men of course, in our country because for the first time we have a woman being elected president of India," said Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, who hand-picked Patil and was one of the first to congratulate her.
While India has had several women in positions of power, they still face rampant discrimination.
Many Indian families regard daughters as a liability due to a tradition requiring a bride's family to pay the groom's family a large dowry of cash and gifts. As a consequence, their education often is neglected, and many don't get adequate medical treatment when ill. If they are widowed, they are considered a burden on their children or families and face even more discrimination.
"This is a victory of the principles of which our Indian people uphold," Patil said, flashing the victory sign.
Patil received 2,489 out of the 2,706 votes cast Thursday by national lawmakers and state legislators, defeating incumbent Vice President Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, the candidate of the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party, in a race dogged by unprecedented mudslinging.
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All this week, MMG is hosting March Bamfness, a single-elimination bracket tournament to crown one of the eight benchmark CrossFit "Girl" WODs as the most badass.
In the second round of March Bamfness, it's Karen versus Angie. Get your abacus out because these ladies are going to make you count a lot of reps before you finish. I like them both because they are real straightforward and just require a lot of mental grit to just keep moving to get through them.
Here's the breakdown with my analysis:
Karen: 150 Wall Balls (20 lbs / 14 lbs)
- Karen has a way of sneaking into other workouts. In both Open Workout 12.4 and 13.3, you had to do Karen plus double-unders and muscle-ups, which is crazy. Karen by her itself is a really tiring workout and one where things can quickly go wrong if you don't keep a good pace and string longer sets together. This WOD can feel never-ending if you start getting sloppy, dropping the ball and not hitting the target.
Angie: 100 Pull ups + 100 Push ups + 100 Sit ups + 100 Air squats
- The most important thing to know about "Angie" is that you must complete all the reps of the first movement before moving to the next. So there is no secret strategy to get your through this workload. You have to tackle one thing at a time and just push through. I've only attempted this workout once and at that point was doing pull-ups with a blue band. I got a DNF (did not finish), which is the equivalent of a very bad first date.
Which of these two Girl WODs is the most bad-ass? Which one makes you and your fellow athletes tremble in the knees at the sight of it's name being written on the whiteboard? Which workout deserves the win? Vote now! (And make sure to leave a comment explaining why you voted for Karen or Angie.)


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In a precedent setting move the SMBC board has decided to meet illegal trail building head on. The board recently ruled that illegal trail building is eating up resources that are better delegated to adopting cherished world class trails within the Sedona area.
Specifically SMBC members are directly involved and working with the forest service on finalizing adoption of both Hangover and Highline trail. These two major projects are where the real attention needs stay focused. In an effort to move on in a positive and efficient way the SMBC has offered support in repairing the Brewer Rd. area trail. This will assist in freeing up Forest Service Resources that can be directly put into the two important trails we all love. Click below to read the official letter sent to our District Office. Look for more updates and opportunities to volunteer where you can make primo trails and mountain bike fun happen all over Sedona.


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Renee Zellweger Split
March 21, 2011 by Post Team
Renee Zellweger Split, (PEOPLE.com) – It's over for Renee Zellweger and Bradley Cooper. Cooper, 36, and Zellweger, who moved last fall and become one of the most glamorous couples in Hollywood, have broken up, sources say to people.
Although the couple never officially confirmed their relationship, they were often spotted together and Cooper heard about his feelings.
"I can not say enough about it," he said in September while promoting the film the couple "Case 39." "I love her. I [added] to come to work. I love playing with it. I can learn a lot from her. "
Zellweger even skipped the Golden Globes in January at the last minute to be with Cooper when his father died. She was also close to mom Cooper, Gloria.
But in February, there was speculation about their relationship when they each attended a pre-Oscar party, but did not hang together.
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Shocktoberfest!! 2009: Torture Garden. If you see only one show at the Hypnodrome this fall, see Pearls over Shanghai. Thrillpeddlers' deliriously camped-out tribute to San Francisco's very own Cockettes delivers more madcap invention in two hours than most theater companies manage in an entire season. It's surprising, then, that Shocktoberfest!! 2009: Torture Garden — currently showing in repertory alongside Pearls — is so much less successful, despite featuring almost the same cast. The show follows a formula that should be familiar to Thrillpeddlers fans: two short Grand Guignol–style plays, each offering up a little kick of the lascivious and the macabre. In this case, however, even the significant bloodletting can't make up for the relative tedium of the material. We get too much wooden dialogue and not nearly enough gut-churning moments of, say, ritual disembowelment or forced amputation. That said, the show does feature some strong work from the Thrillpeddlers ensemble, particularly Adeola Role as a femme fatale who seems to have embraced political assassination as some kind of fetish. But Torture Garden isn't the real story here: that would be Pearls over Shanghai, recently extended until Jan. 1. To miss it would be to miss a show that's outrageously San Francisco — and outrageously good. Through Nov. 20 at the Hypnodrome, 575 10th St. (at Brannan), S.F. $25-$69; 377-4202 or www.thrillpeddlers.com. (Chris Jensen) Reviewed Oct. 28.
Under the Gypsy Moon. Storylines don't really matter in a Teatro ZinZanni production; they just provide a loose framework for the circuslike acts everyone comes to see while they enjoy a fancy five-course meal. In the group's latest three-hour show, the Spiegeltent is invaded by thieving gypsies (so much for political correctness), who, in addition to being skilled swindlers, are also (surprise) skilled blues singers, jugglers, and acrobats. As one would expect, the trapeze work is impressive, especially the comic rope-play by Sabine Maier and Joachim Mohr, who manage to fall over themselves without falling down. The evening's most satisfying moments, however, happen on the ground. A juggling number set to Prince's "Kiss" is simple but delightful, and Mat Plendl dazzled the audience with his mastery of the hula hoop. Unfortunately, too many of the cabaret's comedy bits are lame. Punny punchlines delivered by a Henny Youngman-like character played by Geoff Hoyle (the original Zazu in the Broadway production of The Lion King) are especially groan-inducing. Those cheesy moments leave a bad taste in your mouth, as does some of the food, which is passable but not stellar. While Under the Gypsy Moon does deliver some magical moments, unless you've got a lot of disposable cash, it's an evening perhaps best left to the tourists to enjoy. Through Jan. 17 at the Spiegeltent, Pier 29 (at Battery), S.F. $117-$195; 438-2668 or www.zinzanni.org. (Will Harper) Reviewed Sept. 30.
A Body of Water: A middle-aged couple tries to remember each other. Fridays-Sundays. Continues through Nov. 22, www.sparestage.com. Exit Theatre, 156 Eddy (at Taylor), 931-3847, www.theexit.org.
Afterlife of the Mind: Questions of neuroscience and metaphysics. Starting Nov. 12, Thursdays-Saturdays. Continues through Nov. 21, www.viragotheatre.org. Stage Werx, 533 Sutter (at Powell), 730-3433, www.stagewerx.org.
Beach Blanket Babylon: A North Beach perennial featuring crazy hats, media personality caricatures, a splash of romance, and little substance. Now with Rod Blagojevich! Wednesdays, Thursdays, 8 p.m.; Saturdays, 6:30 & 9:30 p.m.; Sundays, 2 & 5 p.m.; Fridays, 6:30 p.m., $25-$80, www.beachblanketbabylon.com. Club Fugazi, 678 Green (at Powell), 421-4222.
Beautiful Thing: Two working-class London teenage boys who fall in love. Wednesdays-Sundays. Continues through Jan. 3. New Conservatory Theatre Center, 25 Van Ness (at Market), 861-8972, www.nctcsf.org.
Big City Improv: Actors take audience suggestions and create comedy from nothing. Fridays, 10 p.m., $15-$20, www.bigcityimprov.com. Shelton Theater, 533 Sutter (at Powell), 882-9100, www.sheltontheater.com.
Breve: An abbreviated version of Under the Gypsy Moon, for lunch. Saturdays. Continues through Nov. 21, $73-$94. Teatro ZinZanni, Piers 27 and 29 (Embarcadero & Battery), 438-2668, www.zinzanni.org.
Destry Rides Again: Dancehall play, starring Connie Champagne. Through Nov. 15. Eureka Theatre, 215 Jackson (at Front), 788-7469, www.eurekatheatre.org.
Drip: A drama by Christina Anderson about the shared legacies of a woman and her grandson. Wednesdays-Saturdays. Continues through Nov. 21. Boxcar Theatre, 505 Natoma (at Sixth St.), 776-1747, www.boxcartheatre.org.
Hedda Gabler: Presented by City College of San Francisco Theatre Arts Department. Nov. 13-15. Diego Rivera Theater/CCSF, 50 Phelan (at Judson), 239-3100, www.ccsf.edu/Info/Map/theatre.shtml#8.
Her Rebel Highness: An 18th-century musical by J'Lachic Productions. Fri., Nov. 13, 8 p.m. Theatre 39 at Pier 39, 2 Beach (at Embarcadero), 433-3939, www.theatre39-sf.com.
I Heart Hamas: Tragicomic solo show by Jennifer Jajeh, about the Middle East. Thursdays, Saturdays, 8 p.m. Continues through Nov. 21, $20, www.ihearthamas.com. Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth St.), 820-1656, www.cafearts.com/offmarkettheaters.
I Prefer Fur: Victoria Doggett's play about a man, a woman, and a cat. Sun., Nov. 15. Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth St.), 820-1656, www.cafearts.com/offmarkettheaters.
Loveland: A solo comedy by Ann Randolph. Thursdays-Saturdays. Continues through Nov. 14. The Marsh, 1062 Valencia (at 22nd St.), 826-5750, www.themarsh.org.
Monday Night ForePlays: Variety show written and acted by women, along with some of PianoFight's "male chauvinist pigs" regulars. Mondays, 8 p.m. Continues through Nov. 23. Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth St.), 820-1656, www.cafearts.com/offmarkettheaters.
Monday Night Marsh: On select Mondays a different lineup of musicians, actors, performance artists, and others takes the stage at this regular event that's hosted local celebs like Josh Kornbluth and Marga Gomez in the past; see www.themarsh.org for a lineup of future shows. Mondays, $7. The Marsh, 1062 Valencia (at 22nd St.), 826-5750, www.themarsh.org.
Museum: Tina Howe's piece about reactions to an art exhibit. Through Nov. 22. Boxcar Theatre, 505 Natoma (at Sixth St.), 776-1747, www.boxcartheatre.org.
New Works @ the Marines: The first show in the ongoing series is Rick Reynolds' Love, God, Sex (and other stuff I don't have). Mondays, Tuesdays. Continues through Nov. 17. Marines Memorial Theater, 609 Sutter (at Mason), 771-6900, www.marinesmemorialtheatre.com.
Not a Genuine Black Man: Brian Copeland's solo show opens once again. Fridays, Saturdays. Continues through Nov. 22. Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth St.), 820-1656, www.cafearts.com/offmarkettheaters.
November: David Mamet's comedy about President Charles Smith and his bid for reelection. Through Nov. 22. American Conservatory Theater, 415 Geary (at Mason), 749-2228, www.act-sfbay.org.
Pearls Over Shanghai: Thrillpeddlers brings back the Cockettes. Saturdays, Sundays. Continues through Jan. 1, $30. The Hypnodrome, 575 10th St. (at Bryant), 377-4202, www.thrillpeddlers.com.
Performing Diaspora: Artists' performance series. Thursdays-Sundays. Continues through Nov. 22, $15-$25. CounterPULSE, 1310 Mission (at Ninth St.), 626-2060, www.counterpulse.org.
Point Break Live!: The boys are back in town again. Fridays, Saturdays, 9 p.m. Continues through May 1, www.pointbreaklivesf.com. Metreon, 101 Fourth St. (at Mission), 369-6000, www.westfield.com/metreon.
Rabbi Sam: Charlie Varon's solo show about a rabbi who wants to reinvent American Judaism. Saturdays, Sundays. Continues through Nov. 22. The Marsh, 1062 Valencia (at 22nd St.), 826-5750, www.themarsh.org.
Random Idiot Factor: A comic play that promises to deconstruct "our society's inadequacies into interwoven comic vignettes that ridicule our cultures most serious shortcomings. It's a lot like the future that's disappointing you right now, but if we all wore jumpsuits." Thursdays-Saturdays, 8 p.m. Continues through Nov. 21, $20, www.hampantsproductions.com. Dark Room Theater, 2263 Mission (at 18th St.), 401-7987, www.darkroomsf.com.
She Stoops to Comedy: Gender-bending romp by David Greenspan. Starting Nov. 17, Tuesdays-Saturdays. Continues through Jan. 9. SF Playhouse, 533 Sutter (at Powell), 677-9596, www.sfplayhouse.org.
Shopping! The Musical: Songs and sketches about shopping. Fridays, Saturdays, $23-$29, www.shoppingthemusical.com. Shelton Theater, 533 Sutter (at Powell), 882-9100, www.sheltontheater.com.
Sit-Down Readers Theatre Presents Jean Racine's Iphigenie: Participation is welcome at this reading. Sat., Nov. 14, 2 p.m. North Beach Branch Library, 2000 Mason (at Columbus), 355-5626, sfpl.lib.ca.us.
Soulo Zenday: Comedic and dramatic solo performances by Thao Nguyen, Paolo Sambrano, and Nicole Maxali. Sun., Nov. 15, 8 p.m. Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth St.), 820-1656, www.cafearts.com/offmarkettheaters.
Star Drek: The Generation After That One: One night of craziness with Lamplighters Music Theatre. Sun., Nov. 15, 4 p.m. Herbst Theatre, 401 Van Ness (at Grove), 392-4400, www.sfwmpac.org.
Stateless: A Hip-Hop Vaudeville Experience: A multimedia collage by Dan Wolf and Tommy Shepherd. Thursdays-Sundays. Continues through Dec. 6. Traveling Jewish Theatre, 470 Florida (at Mariposa), 292-1233, www.atjt.com.
Tilted Frame: Live improv between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Thursdays, 8 p.m. Continues through Nov. 19. Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth St.), 820-1656, www.cafearts.com/offmarkettheaters.
Tings Dey Happen: Dan Hoyle's solo show, directed by Charlie Varon. Through Nov. 29. Marines Memorial Theater, 609 Sutter (at Mason), 771-6900, www.marinesmemorialtheatre.com.
To Be Straight with You: Nov. 12-14, 8 p.m., $27-$39. Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, 701 Mission (at Third St.), 978-2787, www.ybca.org.
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: Presented by Actors Theatre of San Francisco, directed by Keith Phillips. Thursdays-Sundays. Continues through Dec. 19. Actors Theatre San Francisco, 855 Bush (at Taylor), 345-1287, www.actorstheatresf.org.
Wicked: Meet the witches of Oz. Through Jan. 3, 2010. Orpheum Theater, 1192 Market (at Eighth St.), 551-2000.
The Woman in Black: A classic ghost story set on England's bleak coast. Thursdays-Sundays. Continues through Nov. 14, www.secondwind.8m.com. The Phoenix Theatre, 414 Mason (at Post), 989-0023, www.phoenixtheatresf.org.


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Quiz: What Do You Know About the Science of Happiness?
Psychology, before Martin Seligman arrived on the scene, focused on trauma, grief, and sadness. (Thanks, Doktor Freud!) But when Seligman started his Positive Psychology field around 10 years ago, he believed that the science of happiness could help people learn how to be happier. Ten years later, he and his researchers have modified their theories. Take this quiz to see what you know about the science of happiness!
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He's fixed his "home" (read: heart) after the "disaster". He can see her ghost under the plaster he's used to fix the cracks.
Obviously, his ex is pregnant with his child and since he's given up his "treasure" (read: his ex-wife) the child will not know her father (the speaker).
The speaker states that when they were children (and presumably when things were easier and less serious) she broke his heart and he forgave her. Things are more serious now, and she cannot repay that favor to him.
He states that each of them will find love again but not in the arms of each other.
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text: Sutton's 11th-hour fitness plea on halves Mon 03 Mar, 2014, 2:45pm By Chris Kennedy, National Correspondent, NRL.com @CKennedy80 Tweet Email Print South Sydney captain John Sutton wants current first-choice halves pairing Adam Reynolds and Dylan Walker – who are each racing to be fit for this Thursday's season opener against the Roosters – given until the last minute to prove their soundness.Sutton has spent the off-season training at lock, with Luke Keary primed to start the season at five-eighth partnering Reynolds. Those plans were cruelled by a torn pectoral suffered by Keary at the Auckland Nines that will keep him out until late in the season.Another young gun, 19-year-old centre Dylan Walker, has also trained in the halves over the off-season and played there in the Charity Shield. He was also in electric form with the ball in hand in Auckland after a promising debut year in the NRL in 2013.However, Sutton said Walker injured a hamstring at training recently and with Reynolds also battling a minor knee injury there is a chance neither will take the field this Thursday, potentially leaving Sutton – who starred in the halves alongside Walker in the side's 38-20 Charity Shield win over the Dragons – little option but to step in to provide stop-gap cover."They trained well on the Saturday so they should be sweet but I'm not too sure… we'll just see how we go at training the next couple of days," Sutton told reporters on Monday."If it was me making the decision [on whether each plays] I'd give them up to the last day. They've been training well all pre-season and I'd like to see them get out there for Thursday's game so if it was me I'd be leaving it all the way up to Thursday."In 25 games last year Sutton notched seven tries, 12 try assists, 22 offloads and nine line breaks, while also running for close to 100 metres per game. His career-best form in the crucial pivot role was a key plank of the Rabbitohs' challenge for the 2013 minor premiership, which they missed out on by a whisker with a Round 26 loss to the eventual minor premiers and premiers, Sydney Roosters.Sutton said shifting back to the halves wouldn't be a problem."Yeah it's no drama, I've played there a few years now, I'm comfortable playing in the 6 so if I've got to play there it'll be no dramas," he said."It's not ideal but these things happen in rugby league and that's just the way it goes."Sutton said he was expecting a big game from the reigning premiers following their strong 36-14 win in the World Club Challenge.Fans at season opener get the chance to win a Holden Barina Spark. Tweet Email Print Send to a friend: Your Name: Your Email: Friend's Name: Friend's Email: Close Submit loading image needs to go here


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If you're as confused as we were when we first heard about the major App Store hack over the weekend, we're here to help.
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Here's a compilation of everything we know about the XcodeGhost story, and we'll be updating it as more develops.
Rovio has churned out more sequels to its Angry Bird franchise than any developers on the planet. They even have sequels to the sequels (we see you Angry Birds Star Wars II), but six years after the original was released, Angry Birds 2 is finally here.
The thirteenth title in the Angry Birds franchise is packed with new puzzling towers to topples, missile birds, and boss piggies. There's also a new feature that lets you challenge your friends over Facebook to see who's the true master at flinging birds.
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The disgruntled avians are headed your way yet again in a new game, cleverly titled Angry Birds 2, according to a fairly vague website and trailer from Finnish developer Rovio.
Details are scant, but here's hoping we see more of the compelling gameplay of the first title in the series — and way less of the karting and endless running of recent releases.
Autobirds, roll out! Fans of the Robots in Disguise will be pleased to hear that today marks the worldwide availability of Angry Birds Transformers, following its soft-launched in New Zealand, Finland, Canada and Australia last month.
Following the well-received Angry Birds Star Wars, the game takes another beloved childhood property and applies the popular Angry Birds formula, with an added 2D run-and-gun dimension that keeps the title feeling fresh.
Check out our above video by Cult of Mac's own Joshua Smith for first impressions.
Things go from bad to worse for Angry Birds developer Rovio. Having seen its CEO step down in August, now the Finnish studio has announced that job cuts are on the cards — to the tune of up to 130 people.
In a blog post, outgoing head honcho Mikael Hed claimed that these cuts were part of an effort to simplify the company after a period of ambitious growth that is considered no longer sustainable.
Trusting the Internet can be one of the silliest things you can do, especially when it comes to private matters. While what you do within the comfort of your own circle deserves to stay within its parameters, sometimes things don't play that way.
Some celebrities found that out the hard way this week when their "personal" photos were hacked from their iCloud accounts and leaked online. With the world frantically sharing the photos left and right, this has turned all eyes toward Apple and the security of its cloud operation.
Are we seeing the collapse of freemium game makers as the monster money spinners they were a year or so back?
Following the recent news that the recently-public Candy Crush Saga maker King had posted a disappointing quarter in terms of revenue, now the CEO of Angry Birds dev Rovio has announced that he is stepping down for similar reasons.
CEO Mikael Hed says he is "passing the hoodie" to new CEO Pekka Rantala, who recently joined Rovio after serving as head of Finnish drinks maker Hartwall.
"It has been an amazing ride and in the coming months I will be very happy to pass the hoodie to Pekka Rantala, who will take Rovio to the next level," Hed noted in a statement. "Pekka is known to be a great leader with experience building successful global consumer brands. I will continue to play an active role and will support Pekka in any way I can to ensure Rovio's continued success."
If you haven't gotten enough of disgruntled avians from Rovio's hit series Angry Birds, what with last week's Angry Birds Epic or the well-received Angry Birds Star Wars mobile games, then this news is for you.
Rovio has teamed up with Hasbro to mashup its own quirky mobile gaming franchise with yet another pop-culture phenomenon, the Transformers. And not the Michael Bay hyper-CGI movies, either. This looks to be a full-on 1980s cartoon take on the "robots in disguise" theme, complete with birds disguised as robots that can turn into cars and airplanes.
The inevitable fate of all popular mascots to eventually end up in a go kart. Take a look at Mario, Crash Bandicoot, Sonic, and many other iconic video game mascot characters and you'll find they've all squished themselves into a car at some point. Well, now the Angry Birds are, too.
Angry Birds Go is a free-to-play karting adventure full of repetition and cool-down meters. Unlocking aesthetically pleasing carts means putting in real money, and your spirited birdy racers get tired after a short while. Beyond that, Go is a completely average racer.
Few companies are better at keeping their games updated than Rovio, who've released more updates for its Angry Birds games than one can count. Add another grain of sand to the beaches of infinity, then, because the bird-vs.-pig physics strategy game has just gotten a new update, adding 30 levels to the core game as well as giving the bomb bird a new electric power.


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I spent a few minutes browsing the content on http://blogs.msdn.com yesterday and noticed that the MSN Direct service had been updated (that's the service that provides data to "SPOT" watches) - you can now select upto two watch faces to be downloaded to your watch (which is cool).
But... How would I know that this service had been updated without visiting the http://direct.msn.com web site, signing in using my passport and then checking on whether there were new services... The web site doesn't support RSS, and I didn't receive an e-mail with a notification of the update - which isn't surprising, you wouldn't expect to get an e-mail for every web page update, your inbox would be flooded very quickly.
This is an issue though, there is information out there that I'm interested in, and I want to be informed when there's something new or interesting, tripping over someone else's blog posting is one way to get the information, but it's not ideal - the same issue exists of course with files being dropped onto a server/share - how do I get notification of the change ? - Google is great at searching the web, but do I want to ping Google every day with a host of keywords to see if there's something new that I'm interested in, probably not... I'm thinking there has got to be a better way, RSS is cool, but is not exposed on all web sites...
I was thinking about writing an RSS feed tool for Windows CE devices - would it be even remotely interesting to get RSS data from a Windows CE device which contained custom status information, memory load, running processes, and any other custom data you wanted to expose from a device ?
- Mike