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FARRER will be chasing another trip to the Gold Coast for the National Schoolboys Sevens Finals in Sydney today.
Last year, in its first year in the competition, the Tamworth school acquitted itself brilliantly, making the final of the state finals and then the plate final at the nationals.
They head down with high hopes of earning a repeat trip to the nationals after winning the regional day at Newcastle back in June.
"We didn't drop a game for the day," coach Kylie Dawson said.
And only conceded the one try.
"The team we played in the grand final was the only team to score a try against us," she said.
The final was played as a curtain-raiser to the Wallabies and Scotland Test and in horrendous conditions.
"But the kids have said they opened for the Wallabies," Dawson said.
Things are looking brighter on the weather front for today but they do have a "hard pool".
"We've got St Greg's Campbelltown – St Greg's and us played the final last year – Patrician Brothers and Picnic Point," Dawson said.
She doesn't know a lot about Picnic Point but is expecting Patrician Brothers to also be pretty handy with their league background and their size.
"They'll be big. They were there last year and were big," she said.
The top two side from each of the pools after the round games will go on to the semi-finals.
Last year Farrer was second in its pool and then won its semi.
"We've got a pretty much similar side to the one that got to the nationals last year for their first taste," Dawson said.
"The kids will be better for that."
They learnt a lot from the experience.
"We learnt we need that quick ball and learnt we need to be rehashing that ball a lot quicker," Dawson said.
They've also done a lot of practice popping the ball to keep it alive.
Most of the side have played together most of their careers, which should help too, and they have plenty of pace.
That's a big plus in sevens.
"Last year we were able to use our speed and kick chase to get around those big guys," Dawson said.
Still coming to grips with sevens, they also turned to some more traditional rugby tactics, to good effect.
"We played pick and drive rugby, and slowed their big boys down," she said.
She said they've spoken about that being an option to revert to if they need to but they plan to play a running game first.
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Songs featured are "Home" by Philip Phillips and "This Year's Love" by David Gray.
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The West Side's new High Line park got its 2 millionth visitor yesterday.
The Parks Department named Zach and Lexi Hauser -- a brother, 12, and sister, 9, who were visiting from North Carolina -- as "co-winners" of the milestone.
The green ribbon above the city's streets opened on a renovated train trestle last June 9.
How does the Parks Department know that one of them is the 2 millionth visitor? Well, they really don't.
Workers have been counting visitors to the park on and off since the opening, just to see how much traffic it is getting and to make sure the space isn't getting overcrowded, a Parks spokesman said.
The count has finally reached about 2 million, and park workers randomly decided to pick the kids out of the park crowd at about 11:30 a.m. to be the "co-2 millionth" visitors.
"They were a representation of 2 million," said Parks spokesman Jody Fisher. "It was not necessarily exact. It was an informed estimate."
The vagueness didn't stop Parks brass from feting the two kids and their family like heroes. Officials gave the children and their mom a plaque and a starring role in a brief tree-planting ceremony, held at the park's southern entrance, to commemorate the attendance milestone.
"It's fun," Zach said after the event. "This park is really cool. It will probably be the highlight of my trip. I've never seen anything like it."
Lexi said that she liked the tree they planted, especially its purple buds.
"It's one of my favorite colors," she said. "I'm excited. I like to plant stuff."
Their mom, Deb, an artist, said, "It was amazing to be approached to do this."
They said that being part of the park hoopla was a welcome improvement to their New York visit, which has been virtually washed out with the rain earlier this week.
"When we arrived here on Tuesday, my son said, 'Why are we here? It won't stop raining," Deb Hauser said. "But today is unbelievable."


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The day after the first performance of Vaughan Williams A London Symphony, on 27 March 1914, George Butterworth wrote to the composer that he was frightfully glad that you have at last achieved something worthy of your gifts. Vaughan Williams later confided to Sir John Barbirolli that it was his own favourite of the nine symphonies he wrote. A slow, quiet introduction depicts daw, with the harp and clarinet sounding the chimes of Westminster, followed by scenes of Bloomsbury Square, the East-end, and finally a tragic appassionata presumably depicting the grimmer sides of city life at that time. Vaughan William's The Lark Ascending shall open the concert - a yearning, romantic utterance that brilliantly evokes the song of the lark and contains an eloquent cadenza that wistfully suggests the beauty of nature.
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Booking is really simple. To save any complications, all bookings will be made via the hotel directly. Just call: 0121 351 3111. Ask for the 'conference and events department'. Quote ref: Zumba with Becks and make your payment. You will be sent a confirmation letter, your name will be added to the register and you will be ready to party with the crew on 16th December 2012.
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Tom Cruise doesn't believe Katie Holmes filed for divorce because of Scientology. The former 'Dawson's Creek' actress submitted papers to end their five-year marriage last week but despite claims the actress' concerns their six-year-old daughter Suri was to be subjected to auditing and sent to the Sea Organisation - a floating Scientology school - were behind her decision, the 50-year-old actor is said to think the claims about his religion are being made to ''hurt'' him. A source close to Tom told TMZ: ''(Katie) was totally committed to Scientology. She had enthusiasm for it and would voluntarily and gladly participate in it when Tom was off shooting movies. ''This is not a fight over religion. It's being used as a way to hurt Tom.'' Despite Tom's apparent belief, Katie has reportedly stepped up her security amid fears she is being ''spied on'' by Scientology leaders, with her parents receiving hourly reports on her whereabouts. A source told RadarOnline.com: ''Katie's father and mother are in constant communication with their daughter. They are being told what she is doing and where she is with Suri. One of Katie's bodyguards is also calling her father throughout the day and night to inform him of Katie and Suri's physical location and there is an electronic security log that Katie's parents receive that is updated hourly. ''Katie is taking these extraordinary measures for obvious reasons. She knows now that in the eyes of Scientology she is the enemy. Her father advised her to spare no expense in hiring the best security team possible. '' Meanwhile it has been claimed Katie Holmes wants sole custody because she is worried if she shares custody she could end up being phased out of her child's life. Katie is said to be determined to win the custody battle after seeing how little contact Tom's adopted children, Bella, 19, and Connor, 17, have with their mother, the actor's second wife Nicole Kidman. A source told the Daily Mirror newspaper: ''Bella and Connor aren't that close to Nicole, and Katie is determined that she won't be cut out of Suri's life. ''Katie will not be relegated to a secondary role in her daughter's life. Period. And she is prepared to fight Tom in court. ''Katie isn't going to back down and she will do whatever it takes to ensure that she raises Suri herself.'' Katie is also believed to be worried about the influence the sci-fi cult Scientology, of which Tom is a devotee, could have on Suri. The source added: ''Bella and Connor are devoted to their father and Scientology, and Katie saw this first hand, and this is one of the reasons she filed for sole custody.'' Katie, 33, has also filed for divorce in New York, as part of her strategy to win sole custody, as she believes courts in Los Angeles - the city where she lived with her husband - will favour joint custody. Her break-up from Tom, 50, is said to have been meticulously planned, with her giving no clues she was going to leave her husband until the last minute. The source explained: ''She was talking to Tom on the phone up until last week saying, 'I love you.' ''Her inner circle has been planning this and switching out cell phones since she was in China (in mid-June). ''When new cell phones arrived, then nobody could reach her. ''Her old best friends from last week don't have her new number, no email. She's unreachable.'' |
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1. Shredder posted on September 25, 2012 at 01:50 PM # hit 0 | hit 0Do White Sox fans like his homerism?
Oranges are the most orange fruit.I mean I wonder about things Alex. Like I wonder, if we call an orange an orange, why don't we call an apple a red? Or a banana a yellow?
It irks me when ordinary fans refer to the team they root for as "we" or "us,"I'm sometimes guilty of this when talking about a favorite team with other fans of that team, but I always catch and correct myself when I write it.
Cripes, this is Jared Diamond?I don't think it's that Jared Diamond. Unless we're talking about different Jared Diamonds. This isn't the Guns, Germs, and Steel guy.
The "biased comments" are bad enough, but the White Sox team often goes completely silent when the opposing team scores runs.This is the only part of their bias I find truly offensive. Being a homer is fine--I listen to John Sterling, so I'm not unfamiliar with the concept--but it shouldn't interfere with actually telling what is happening in the game.
but I think a true accounting would also have to take points away from the total for criticizing the home team.Why? I mean, I guess it depends on the criticism, but if the baseline is zero biased comments, you shouldn't get your number of biased comments reduced when say something unbiased. Besides, go through a game thread for just about any team when they're losing, and you'll see nothing but criticism from people who are big fans. Few, for example, are more critical of the Angels when they're not playing well than me and some of the other Angels fans here. That's certainly not evidence that we aren't biased.
The Angels announcers always have to say "big fly" when an Angels player hits a HR which I find annoying for some reasonUnless it's hit the other way, in which case it becomes "Oppo-Taco!!!", which I find kind of lame.
Do White Sox fans like his homerism? I mean I hate it, but I hate homerism and I hate the White Sox. But is it actually appealing to those that like the team?
But overall, when I watch a Sox game on mlb.tv, I always listen to him instead of the opposing team announcers.
Has there ever been a time where "Hawk" has started his "Put it on the boarrrrrrrd....YES!" routine, only to have the opposing team's outfielder reach over the wall and pull one back?
Or have it fall short of the wall?
Or go foul?
If so, how does he handle it?
Fosse has got to be underrated by this metric, and is I think a sleeper for top 5 most biased announcers.
Has there ever been a time where "Hawk" has started his "Put it on the boarrrrrrrd....YES!" routine, only to have the opposing team's outfielder reach over the wall and pull one back?
Or have it fall short of the wall?
Or go foul?
If so, how does he handle it?
The Angels announcers always have to say "big fly" when an Angels player hits a HR which I find annoying for some reason
I think the old Rizzuto/White/Messer broadcast team did a great job of striking this balance. Rizzuto was the unabashed homer, but always in a pleasant, funny way. He never ####### or criticized. White was the straight-man foil to Rizzuto, and Messer was the bland professional.
Hearing him say so many good things about bad A's plays/players enrages me more than any opposition announcer ever could.
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David A. Cox (Amherst College) - Why Eisenstein Proved the Eisenstein Criterion and Why Schönemann Discovered It First, American Mathematical Monthly, 118:1 (2011), p. 3-21. Graham Everest and Thomas Ward (University of East Anglia) - A Repulsion Motif in Diophantine Equations," American Mathematical Monthly, 118:7 (2011), p. 584-598. Peter Sarnak (Princeton University) - Integral Apollonian Packings," American Mathematical Monthly, 118:4 (2011), p. 291-306. Ravi Vakil (Stanford University) - "The Mathematics of Doodling," American Mathematical Monthly, 118:2 (2011), p. 116-129.
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Yes, Henry, once you've known her a bit you'll learn that just because she didn't laugh doesn't mean she doesn't get the reference. Actually, her pause before that declaration could be interpreted as her covering the fact that she actually didn't get it, but I find that difficult to believe, married as she is to a prolific ad man. I mean, I know Don doesn't share a lot about his work, but that ad wasn't exactly obscure, so I think the pause was just her dealing with the disappointment of Francis leaving so soon. Anyway, they head out to find a waitress and some guy using a "contraption" to look indirectly at the eclipse, whereupon Betty stares straight up into the sky until Francis covers her eyes. Honey, I know you're enjoying his attentions, but blinding yourself to get them seems a little extreme. After Betty takes a moment to recover, they start walking, and she somewhat reproachfully observes that he must have known he wouldn't have time to go to the reservoir. Well, he might have if he hadn't ordered that apple pie. She's probably more upset about missing the chance to go somewhere more secluded with him than she is about her civic mission, but regardless, he changes the subject as they stop in front of a furniture store and he points out a horribly ugly chaise longue, the very same that will end up in Betty's living room, and tells her, referring to her bout with dizziness, that it's what she needs. Ugh, it's hideous -- all busy light pink fabric and overly-ornately carved wood -- and it most certainly does not belong in their new living room, but I'm getting ahead of myself. Anyway, Francis tells her it's a "fainting couch" from the Victorian era, for women to use when they get overwhelmed, and adds that he knows that because he used to move furniture. I'm not sure if they're playing up this blue-collar-upbringing angle of his personality because the combination of it with erudite success is somewhat reminiscent of her father, or of Don, or both, but anyway, Francis offers to walk Betty to her car, but she pointedly tells him Ossining is "still a small town," so he leaves her with the promise of a rain check for the hike and to call her as soon as he knows anything. Again, keeping her hopes up while being sure he'll get maximum gratitude should he succeed. He leaves her, and she turns to regard the ugly couch again. Given my moniker, I am truly appalled that she ends up buying that thing.
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Now that Google has released Google Drive for iOS we figured it was a good idea to update our cloud storage head to head and see how it stacks up against both Dropbox and SkyDrive.
Today at I/O 2012 Google announced that they're extending their cloud storage service to iOS devices, allowing iPhone and iPad owners to remotely access their documents, music, photos, and other files. It has some cool tricks baked in, such as optical character recognition, so you can search through documents that have been scanned or photographed.
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Microsoft SkyDrive, Dropbox, and the newly introduced Google Drive all focus on storing your data in "the cloud" (i.e. in massive data centers) instead of on a physical hard drive in your home or office. That means not only can you free up some valuable internal storage space, but enjoy the piece of mind that comes with solid off-site backup, and the convenience of accessing your files from all your computers, many of the your devices, and almost any web browser. While Dropbox, Skydrive, and Google Drive will all get the job done, which one is the best choice for most iPhone and iPad users?
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White House petition calls for Joe Biden reality show
A new petition on the White House's website is calling for a reality show starring Joe Biden, a day after the vice president's jokes at a Senate swearing-in ceremony became a viral Internet sensation.
The petition says the program would feature "the daily activities and interactions of the Vice President with elected officials, foreign dignitaries and everyday American families" along with "a glimpse of the lighthearted side of politics."
"Vice President Joe Biden has a demonstrated ability to bring people together, whether at the negotiating table or at the neighborhood diner," says the petition, created Friday by a Washington, D.C., resident.
If the petition earns 25,000 signatures in the next calendar month, the White House promises an official response.
Biden has seen a surge in interest since his increasingly prominent roles brokering the "fiscal cliff" deal with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) and his appointment to head the president's commission on gun violence. On Thursday, C-SPAN aired the vice president's colorful swearing-in ceremony on Capitol Hill, where he greeted — and flirted with — newly elected Senators and their families.
Biden joked to Sen. Heidi Heitkamp's (D-N.D.) husband that he was "going to be frisked" when a photographer ordered him to drop his hands; he later joked to the elderly mother of Sen. John Barrasso (R-Wy.) he was going to "ruin your reputation here" before embracing her in a hug.


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The Ohio State Buckeyes are ranked No. 12 on the AP Top 25 after Saturday's 17-16 victory on the road against the Michigan State Spartans.
The Ohio State Buckeyes have moved up to No. 12 in the AP Top 25 Poll after Saturday's 17-16 victory against the Michigan State Spartans in East Lansing, Mich. They're easily the highest-ranked team in the Big Ten at this point given the problems across the conference so far this season.
At the moment, the Buckeyes are one of just two unbeaten teams remaining in the Big Ten along with the 24th-ranked Northwestern Wildcats. Other than those two teams, the 21st-ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers are the Big Ten's only other ranked team as the Spartans drop out of the top 25.
After narrowly getting by Michigan State, the Buckeyes are looking at another major match-up next Saturday with the Cornhuskers coming to Columbus. The team's schedule weakens significantly after that game, though, as the team plays Indiana, Purdue, Illinois and Penn State over four straight weeks. Those teams are a combined 10-8 this season.


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Secret plan for £60 billion airport on edge of borough
By Jon NurseSeptember 05, 2012
Plans for an international airport to be built on the edge of the borough have been slammed by Wokingham's MP and councillors.
A British business consortium is believed to be assessing land between Reading, Maidenhead and Bracknell for a £60bn four-runway airport.
Secret plans from the consortium, said to be backed by Chinese sovereign wealth funds, reveal an airport could be built near Twyford or between Aylesbury and Banbury to solve the country's aviation crisis.
Noise, traffic and the airport's affect on the village are among the objectors main concerns.
Wokingham MP John Redwood said: "It's certainly not something I'm supporting. It doesn't sound like a plausible plan to me.
"I don't see where there could be the space – a lot of land near Bracknell is quite hilly and what would happen to Twyford?
"I think there are other serious options they will value and review like another runway at Heathrow, extensions to Stansted or Gatwick and a new airport in the Thames estuary. This idea is wildly impractical."
It's believed the area's direct rail link and close proximity to London help make it an attractive location.
Councillor David Lee, leader of Wokingham Borough Council, said: "I wasn't aware of this plan and I certainly wouldn't want an airport built on my doorstep.
"I can't really see why this plan would be a flyer – why develop a new airport when there is one down the road? From a personal perspective I'd be in favour of a third runway at Heathrow."
Chancellor George Osborne has backed expansion to airport capacity in the South East but said the government would seek cross-party agreement on any plans.
Proposals for an artificial island in the Thames estuary, known as Boris Island, or a £50bn airport on the Isle of Grain have been put forward.
Cllr Lee added: "I think moving the international hub to the east would have serious consequences for the Thames Valley.
"We have some of the biggest business parks with the biggest names and they would have placed themselves here because of the high educational standards and the ease of international travel."
Specialist engineers are believed to have been asked to evaluate flat tracts of land that could support an international airport near Wokingham or in Oxfordshire.
Cllr Keith Baker, executive member for highways and planning, said: "As a principle any idea that will boost economic activity in the borough has the potential to be a good one.
"Clearly there will be a downside in the sense that such a major operation is going to require huge amounts of land and have a major impact on life in the surrounding area. There would be serious noise and traffic issues."
Patrick Heather, chairman of Twyford Village Partnership, said: "I would be gobsmacked if this actually happened.
"We need to wait until we have more details before reacting.
"Personally I'm opposed to an extra runway at Heathrow and I think they would be mad to come into Berkshire.
"If they are going to build a new airport it makes more sense to me to put it in the Thames estuary with a fast train link."
Prime Minister David Cameron said today in Parliament the Government would not drop its opposition to the third runway at Heathrow Airport.


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Ring in 2013 at Lebanon Hills Regional Park's seventh annual family New Year's Eve Party.
The party, scheduled from 5 to 8 p.m. on Dec. 31 at the Lebanon Hills Visitor Center in Eagan, is $10 per person at the door or $8 per person in advance. Children ages 5 and under are free.
Activities include snowshoeing and hiking by candlelight; sledding on the lit sledding hill; s'mores at the bonfire; and readings by storyteller Roy Edward Power, magician Matt Dunn and live animals from Dakota Wild Animals.
Participants can also welcome the New Year with a countdown and ball drop at 7:59 p.m. Hot concessions will be for sale and the snowshoe rental open. Bring your own sleds and ice skates. All ages are welcome.
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Lebanon Hills Regional Park is located on Pilot Knob Road at the intersection of Carriage Hills Drive. This enormous park offers 13 miles of nature trails for hiking, 10 miles of horse trails, 6 miles of mountain bike trails, campgrounds, a visitors center, a fishing pier, and kayak and canoe rentals for $8 an hour or $35 a day for the 5-mile portage trail including paddles and life vests. Grills and picnic tables are also available. The visitors center provides maps, courses, vending machines and restrooms, and will even loan visitors fishing gear.


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MODESTO -- Riverbank City Councilman Jesse James White, who is accused of drunken driving and hit-and-run, informed the court Friday that he no longer can afford to retain his privately hired criminal defense attorney.
The councilman is asking the judge to appoint his attorney, Mary Lynn Belsher, to represent him in his upcoming trial, which means taxpayers would pay for his privately hired attorney.
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How do you shape an axe handle? . . . the pattern is not far off.
- from the Book of Songs, fifth century BC
IN A DECEPTIVELY simple essay entitled Earth Day and the War Against the Imagination, Pulitzer prize-winning poet and eco-essayist Gary Snyder says, "Real estate and business people like to argue that economic growth and development are inevitable."
In what's become a landmark statement, he argues: "It is not selfish for any community or neighbourhood to try to find ways to check unwanted growth and expansion in its own backyard."
And: "Those who try to shove growth down our throats are precisely the people who profit from it."
An old English teacher like District of North Vancouver Mayor Richard Walton should appreciate this. As they say in the TV cop-shows, "Follow the money."
Swelling density and slamming huge residential towers into other people's communities is a surefire strategy for the wealthy to grow very wealthy. The ownership of North America's professional sports teams includes a preponderance of real estate developers, and we know what it costs to buy one of these franchises and pay the all-star employees. Next time you spot one of those colossal holes being excavated for another highrise tower, remember the builder's maxim, "Where there's muck, there's money."
Somewhere along the line while everyone was watching hockey reruns or Desperate Housewives, people in North Vancouver stopped caring about big residential growth the way they used to - the kind that's preparing to steamroll the district under its current developer-cosy, Talk Big, Do Little council.
Like the tax increases and senior administrators' salaries here that keep soaring, the latest proposal district officials appear willing to entertain ranges beyond Magnum-Sized into the Obscenely Objectionable. That's déjà vu for the more than 1,000 local residents who signed petitions a year ago against the 11-storey complex at the top of Mount Seymour Parkway. It got rammed through against their wishes. How will they feel looking up at a tower three times that height at the bottom of the hill near the bridgehead? 32 storeys? Right, that's the height of the eye-sore proposed for the Seylynn neighbourhood near the bottom of Mountain Highway. Not to mention two other towers at only 24 and 28 storeys.
Count Dracula help! It's a vision straight out the Romanian Socialist Paradise of 1972.
Once, it was the job of mayors, councillors and civic planners to tell developers what was, or wasn't likely to be welcomed in municipalities. It saved time and trouble. But at the council chat about it Oct. 15, discussion about the impending Seylynnageddon height wasn't a problem - oh, a shadow-cast or two maybe - but the obscene new benchmark of 32-storeys wasn't a problem. Hell, district planners came up with the idea themselves. No, the hot topic for those councillors who could stay awake was "parking lot ratios."
Wait a minute. Wasn't the original Seylynn five-acre site offered for redevelopment precisely because it's walking distance from Phibbs Exchange and all the commuter buses a happy young renter desires?
Parking? Ernie Crist died for this? What parallel universe are Walton, his councillors and planners living in?
A previous plan for the Seylynn site ran off the rails. It called for two 25-storey towers and clustered lower buildings. Way too big, but that was the deal. Now another development championed by Mark Sager, former mayor of West Vancouver - who was also involved in the original proposal - wants to fatten things up big time. The new proposal's impact makes the original deal look like Lego-block units. Don't believe the district hall sale job: What's being hustled now is vastly different. It's an entirely new proposal and it wants cutting off at the knees to be brought back up with a seldom-used ingredient: common sense. The district is not Surrey Central. It's not Vancouver across the moat where big-buck developers have brainwashed the aging hippies running council into the Helsinki Syndrome: "Think like we do."
So who's selling out the district's character and landscape features? Disturbingly, Walton and senior planners don't deny the outrageous increased height proposals have come from inside district hall, not from the new developer. Their rationale is that changes to Keith Road at Mountain Highway oblige a right-of-way through the Seylynn turf - a give-back, so 32 storeys.
That's a gift, hog heaven for any developer! It was Ministry of Highway bureaucrats who changed the same piece of road that first wrecked Seylynn's functioning single-family neighourhood. Now district bureaucrats are set to give away the farm again. "Would you like fries with that, sir?"
As justification, Walton points to the official community plan that took seven grinding years to complete. Critics argue the developer-friendly OCP boils down to instructions about where to plant the "Build Here Now" signage.
An alternative? The pattern is not far off. As local resident and naturalist Elise Roberts says, "Any increase in population here is going to have an impact on green space. Any new development has got to be consistent with the size and density of the North Shore Winter Club - that would fit with the character of the neighbourhood."
The club's 16-storey tower fits. To create a community, lower the height and spread around smaller buildings.
Community observer Lyle Craver underscores this view: "In 2009 councillors mentioned they were already giving up many concessions based on the previous applicant's well-established track record. That's the baseline. We don't know these new people. But now 100 more units are added, plus a third highrise tower, and 75 per cent of the originally proposed commercial space is removed."
Densification, urbanization; this district gang is out of control. So much for Walton's view of "a complete community." Margaret Atwood warns that "Gigantism precedes extinction."
The next election in two years can't come fast enough. What's at stake here is the very nature of the district.
The public hearing on the development was tentatively set for Nov. 6.


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Founded in 2009, DARK SERMON arrived in the worldwide metal community determined to stand apart from the cookie-cutter garbage and trend-following cretins who have overcrowded the scene. They don't care about what's marketable or what sells. The band has nothing less than total domination on their minds, armed with a new kind of heavy. The suffocating stomp of BEHEMOTH the brash experimentalism of GOJIRA and the all-out ferocity of American heroes like JOB FOR A COWBOY and THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER all have a home in DARK SERMON's cookbook, which slices and dices its way through the most exciting elements of metal's subgenres with relentless aggression.
Facing the recent Europe-wide signing with Nuclear Blast and the future cooperation, front man Johnny Crowder comments: "Nuclear Blast is a label we have respected and revered since we started this band. It is both an honour and a privilege to be working with such a heavy-hitter in Europe. There's no one we'd rather have on our side!"
The band's full-length debut entitled "In Tongues" was recorded at Audio Hammer Studios, Florida, and will be released in Europe on April 12, 2013. The cover artwork was created by Eliran Kantor, who has already designed artworks for bands such as HATEBREED, TESTAMENT and SODOM.


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55. In its historical survey the Council Decree Unitatis Redintegratio has in mind the unity which, in spite of everything, was experienced in the first millennium and in a certain sense now serves as a kind of model. "This most sacred Synod gladly reminds all ... that in the East there flourish many particular or local Churches; among them the Patriarchal Churches hold first place; and of these, many glory in taking their origin from the Apostles themselves".87 The Church's journey began in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost and its original expansion in the oikoumene of that time was centred around Peter and the Eleven (cf. Acts 2:14). The structures of the Church in the East and in the West evolved in reference to that Apostolic heritage. Her unity during the first millennium was maintained within those same structures through the Bishops, Successors of the Apostles, in communion with the Bishop of Rome. If today at the end of the second millennium we are seeking to restore full communion, it is to that unity, thus structured, which we must look.
The Decree on Ecumenism highlights a further distinctive aspect, thanks to which all the particular Churches remained in unity: "an eager desire to perpetuate in a communion of faith and charity those family ties which ought to thrive between local Churches, as between sisters".88
56. Following the Second Vatican Council, and in the light of earlier tradition, it has again become usual to refer to the particular or local Churches gathered around their Bishop as "Sister Churches". In addition, the lifting of the mutual excommunications, by eliminating a painful canonical and psychological obstacle, was a very significant step on the way towards full communion.
The structures of unity which existed before the separation are a heritage of experience that guides our common path towards the re-establishment of full communion. Obviously, during the second millennium the Lord has not ceased to bestow on his Church abundant fruits of grace and growth. Unfortunately, however, the gradual and mutual estrangement between the Churches of the West and the East deprived them of the benefits of mutual exchanges and cooperation. With the grace of God a great effort must be made to re-establish full communion among them, the source of such good for the Church of Christ. This effort calls for all our good will, humble prayer and a steadfast cooperation which never yields to discouragement. Saint Paul urges us: "Bear one another's burdens" (Gal 6:2). How appropriate and relevant for us is the Apostle's exhortation! The traditional designation of "Sister Churches" should ever accompany us along this path.
57. In accordance with the hope expressed by Pope Paul VI, our declared purpose is to re-establish together full unity in legitimate diversity: "God has granted us to receive in faith what the Apostles saw, understood, and proclaimed to us. By Baptism 'we are one in Christ Jesus' (Gal 3:28). In virtue of the apostolic succession, we are united more closely by the priesthood and the Eucharist. By participating in the gifts of God to his Church we are brought into communion with the Father through the Son in the Holy Spirit ... In each local Church this mystery of divine love is enacted, and surely this is the ground of the traditional and very beautiful expression 'Sister Churches', which local Churches were fond of applying to one another (cf. Decree, Unitatis Redintegratio, 14). For centuries we lived this life of 'Sister Churches', and together held Ecumenical Councils which guarded the deposit of faith against all corruption. And now, after a long period of division and mutual misunderstanding, the Lord is enabling us to discover ourselves as 'Sister Churches' once more, in spite of the obstacles which were once raised between us".89 If today, on the threshold of the third millennium, we are seeking the re-establishment of full communion, it is for the accomplishment of this reality that we must work and it is to this reality that we must refer.
Contact with this glorious tradition is most fruitful for the Church. As the Council points out: "From their very origins the Churches of the East have had a treasury from which the Church of the West has amply drawn for its liturgy, spiritual tradition and jurisprudence".90
Part of this "treasury" are also "the riches of those spiritual traditions to which monasticism gives special expression. From the glorious days of the Holy Fathers, there flourished in the East that monastic spirituality which later flowed over into the Western world".91 As I have had the occasion to emphasize in my recent Apostolic Letter Orientale Lumen, the Churches of the East have lived with great generosity the commitment shown by monastic life, "starting with evangelization, the highest service that the Christian can offer his brother, followed by many other forms of spiritual and material service. Indeed it can be said that monasticism in antiquity—and at various times in subsequent ages too—has been the privileged means for the evangelization of peoples".92
The Council does not limit itself to emphasizing the elements of similarity between the Churches in the East and in the West. In accord with historical truth, it does not hesitate to say: "It is hardly surprising if sometimes one tradition has come nearer than the other to an apt appreciation of certain aspects of the revealed mystery or has expressed them in a clearer manner. As a result, these various theological formulations are often to be considered as complementary rather than conflicting".93 Communion is made fruitful by the exchange of gifts between the Churches insofar as they complement each other.
58. From the reaffirmation of an already existing communion of faith, the Second Vatican Council drew pastoral consequences which are useful for the everyday life of the faithful and for the promotion of the spirit of unity. By reason of the very close sacramental bonds between the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Churches, the Decree on Eastern Catholic Churches Orientalium Ecclesiarum has stated: "Pastoral experience clearly shows that with respect to our Eastern brethren there should and can be taken into consideration various circumstances affecting individuals, wherein the unity of the Church is not jeopardized nor are intolerable risks involved, but in which salvation itself and the spiritual profit of souls are urgently at issue. Hence, in view of special circumstances of time, place and personage, the Catholic Church has often adopted and now adopts a milder policy, offering to all the means of salvation and an example of charity among Christians through participation in the Sacraments and in other sacred functions and objects".94
In the light of experience gained in the years following the Council, this theological and pastoral orientation has been incorporated into the two Codes of Canon Law.95 It has been explicitly treated from the pastoral standpoint in the Directory for the Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism.96
In so important and sensitive a matter, it is necessary for Pastors to instruct the faithful with care, making them clearly aware of the specific reasons both for this sharing in liturgical worship and for the various regulations which govern it.
There must never be a loss of appreciation for the ecclesiological implication of sharing in the sacraments, especially in the Holy Eucharist.


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