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Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth.
The continent was first sighted and charted by the Dutch in 1606. Captain James Cook of Britain came along in the next century to claim it for Britain and name it "New South Wales." Shortly thereafter it was declared to be a penal colony full of nothing but criminals and convicts, giving it the crap reputation you may have heard at your last cocktail party.
This rumor ignores 40,000 years of pre-European human history, especially the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime, an interesting explanation of physical and spiritual reality.The two biggest cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is more for business, Melbourne for arts. But that's painting in very broad strokes. Take a whirl around the panoramas to see for yourself!
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She was born on Sept. 23, 1918, in Nauvoo, Ala., to William Andy Ingle and Maude Wakefield Ingle. She was a member of Lynn Baptist Church for 74 years, where she was a Sunday School teacher and choir director. She graduated from Lynn High School. Her hobbies included gardening, cooking, singing and taking care of family.
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Globetrotting and landscape photography are the twin passions of Canadian award-winning professional travel photographer Howe Sim. His thirst for exotic locales and colorful subjects has taken him to 44 countries on six continents. A perpetual nomad, he is always busy charting out the next adventure ... the more bizarre or unearthly, the better. Howe's work has been featured in National Geographic, Nature's Best, and numerous other respected publications. Some of his images have graced magazine covers and countless others have appeared in calendars, books, and a variety of advertising product lines. His photographs are exhibited in many private and corporate art collections throughout the world. In a mere six years, Howe has amassed a searchable online database featuring over 23,000 images from around the world, one of the Internet's largest collections by an individual photographer.
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Located in southeastern France, today's Marseille is a far cry from the sleepy villages it once inspired in Cézanne's paintings. With more than a million people, the city remains the cosmopolitan and exuberant capital of southern Europe, with its picturesque Old Quarter, lively sidewalk cafes and shops, and Romanesque-Byzantine Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica, overlooking the steep cliffs and offering a bird's eye view of the city's colorful "quartiers" stretching down toward the sea.
The following Shore Excursions are available for this port on this cruise, and may be reserved beginning 240 days before the cruise begins for guests receiving Concierge amenities, and 180 days before the cruise begins for all other guests. Guests receiving Concierge amenities will receive a 5% discount off of the prices shown below for Regent Choice tours.
Marseille offers so many intriguing diversions that there is little reason to venture farther. Driving through the colorful Old Port, where the city's Greek founders landed in 600 B.C., you will be mesmerized by the classically French sidewalk cafés, thriving markets, and picturesque fishing boats bobbing in the harbor.
As you travel along the coast, the landscape changes, and the views become dominated by the impressive cliffs of the Marseille massif and the scenic islands lying just offshore. Perched on La Garde Hill, high above the city, stands Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica, which upon visiting you'll learn was built on a site that has been a defensive observation post since prehistoric times. The architecture of the Romanesque-Byzantine style basilica boasts magnificent domes, multi-colored stone, and golden mosaics. After a drive through the shopping district, you will stop for photos at the Palais Longchamp, a fantastic 19th-Century complex of stately museums, elegant fountains, and an expansive Zoological Garden. The entrance to Longchamp Park is guarded by four stone lions, and provides an unforgettable setting for a photo. Afterwards, you will drive to the old port where you will be afforded approximately 1-hour of free time to explore on your own before transferring back to the ship.
Please note: This tour includes just under 90-minutes of moderate walking, plus any additional walking at the guests' discretion during free time. There are approximately 120 steps to negotiate to reach the Basilica. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned only to participate to the extent of their personal stamina and ability and may make arrangements with the guide to not participate in some of the guided walking portions of the tour. Weather appropriate clothing; sun cap; sunglasses; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. When entering the Cathedral, it is requested that you wear conservative clothing with knees and shoulders needing to be covered. Flash photography & video cameras are not permitted in the Cathedral.
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We take full advantage of the earths bounty here in Southern California. With at least 11 months out of the year filled with sunshine, the diversity and availability of year round fresh fruits and vegetables are at our disposal. A weekly ritual is going to a our local farmers markets at the many locations available to us. If it's within 1.5 hours drive, we're there, hunting, smelling, touching, and tasting the day's harvest and munching on all the locally produced goods.
The awareness of the local food movement has grown tremendously and been embraced by communities everywhere. Supporting local farmers by purchasing their fresh, seasonal, sustainable and locally farmed produce is a great start , which we're sure, most of you reading here are already doing. Aside from your local farmers markets, farmers also reach out to their community through various other outlets such as CSA (Community Sponsored Agriculture Programs), Farm stands, U-Pick Farms and/or Food Coop's. When you've participated in one or all of these, know that you've helped not just farmers, but your community, the economy and the earth's bounty as well.
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Today we're celebrating our local markets with a video because we want to share with all of you some of our favorite and familiar farmers. This is our contribution to Jen's second edition of her Fresh From The Farmers Market Blog Carnival, where bloggers submit recipes, stories and photographs from the market. At Modern Beet, Jen's focus on eating seasonally, locally and thoughtfully are highlighted via her amazing dishes. She not only does wonders with a vegetable, but she's equally fanatical about sourcing it and growing it. Her "amateur gardening " skills have blossomed into a garden full of unique veggies that we have yet to discover. Not fair!
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At this market, we found some interesting things such as red russian kale , some beautiful zucchini blossoms with baby zucchini's still attached to the base and some new purple kohlrabi, an above ground bulb that has flavors of both radish and cabbage.
Zucchini Blossoms Stuffed with Pork or Potato
Stuffed zucchini blossoms are one of our favorites and when they're available at the market, we go to town!! With some freshly ground pork in the fridge, we decided to stuff the blossoms with the pork, marinated Asian style. Along with some baby red potatoes, we made a vegetarian stuffing for the blossoms. They were both so tasty!
Zucchini Blossoms
Crisp Kohlrabi Chips
Finding the purple kohlrabi was really exciting! Kohlrabi "cabbage turnip", an above ground bulb that has flavors of both radish and cabbage, is commonly found in Asian cuisines, but this was the first time we saw a purple variety. So to not fuss with the bulb too much and to still keep to the kohlrabi's color and flavor integrity , we made crispy kohlrabi chips , topped with a little soy and balsamic vinegar. Cooking them simply like this is a great side dish or even as a fun amuse bouche.
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- On the eve of Sunday's induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, Rich "Goose" Gossage had a dream that he couldn't shake."I woke up early, about 5 a.m., and couldn't sleep worth a darn," Gossage said. "I woke up in a sweat and I couldn't find my suit and I had to go out in front of all those people with sweats that had writing all over them, had some writing on the seat, and it was very strange this morning. I woke up and then I went, 'Thank God, it wasn't real.' "So I'm not sleeping very well. There's a lot of anxiety. I pitched in a lot of good ballgames, but this is over the top." Gossage, who just turned 57, needn't have worried, although he didn't wear a suit. He and Dick Williams, his former manager when both were with the San Diego Padres, looked resplendent on the stage behind the Clark Sports Center. Gossage wore a tan sports jacket and white slacks and Williams a black suit. "What an honor," said Williams, who went in wearing an Oakland A's cap for his part in managing that team to back-to-back World Series titles in 1972-73. "This has to be one of my most memorable times. I can't believe I'm standing here in front of these prestigious Hall of Famers. I'm not going to look back, because I'm going to start bawling." Both were inducted after long waits. Williams' final game as a manager was in 1988. Gossage, who last threw a big league pitch as a reliever just before the strike that wiped out the remainder of the 1994 season and postseason, made it in his ninth year on the ballot distributed each December to eligible members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America. He was enshrined wearing a Yankees cap. "My whole career is kind of storybook," said Gossage afterwards. "If I had to write out a script, I wouldn't change a single thing. All I ever wanted to do was put a big league uniform on one time. And that one time turned into 22 years. I can't comprehend that. I can't comprehend that I had that type of career. The longer that I'm retired, the further away that career gets. I just can't put it all into words." Williams and Gossage were accompanied on the stage by 54 of the other 62 living Hall of Famers -- the 56 total being a record to attend an induction ceremony. They were later joined by various family members and representatives for the other four inductees, all of whom have passed away: Commissioner Bowie Kuhn, manager Billy Southworth and pioneer owners Walter O'Malley of the Dodgers and Barney Dreyfuss of the early 20th century Pirates.
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Williams, 79, was elected by a reconstituted 16-person veteran's committee that examined managers and umpires only. The others were selected by the 12-person committee overseeing pioneers and executives.The group of returning Hall of Famers included such superstars as Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Sandy Koufax, Frank Robinson, last year's inductees Tony Gwynn and Cal Ripken Jr., and the two oldest living enshrined players: Bobby Doerr and Bob Feller. Doerr recently turned 90, and Feller is 89. A large contingent of Yankees executives were there in support of Gossage -- owner George Steinbrenner's daughter, Jennifer; Lonn Trost, the team's chief operating officer; and general manager Brian Cashman. There as well were former Yankees players Ron Guidry, Graig Nettles, Mickey Rivers, Jim Beattie, Roy White and Reggie Jackson, a fellow Hall of Famer who was on the stage with Gossage. "They were with me on that great 1978 [World Series] championship team," Gossage said. "That was another highlight of my career." On a day when a hot sun played nip-and-tuck with a sea of swimming billowy clouds, Mariners announcer Dave Niehaus was honored with the Ford C. Frick Award, and the late Larry Whiteside of the Boston Globe was presented with the annual J.G. Taylor Spink Award for excellence in baseball writing. Former Negro Leaguer Buck O'Neil was also the first recipient of a lifetime achievement award in his name. "I just wish everyone could experience the feeling I'm having now," said Niehaus just after he stepped up to the rostrum. "There will never be anything like it again in my lifetime." Tony Whiteside accepted the award for his ground-breaking African American father, whom almost everyone simply knew as "Sides." "I'm standing up here trying to fill some enormous shoes," he said. "It's an impossible task." On Friday, a statue of O'Neil was unveiled just off the entrance to the red-bricked museum on Main Street. Joe Morgan, the Hall of Fame second baseman and an ESPN analyst, accepted the award for O'Neil on Sunday. O'Neil passed away in 2006, only months after he missed election to the Hall by a single vote, as 17 of his Negro League brethren were selected by a special committee. The Hall's board of directors created the statue and award in O'Neil's honor earlier this year.
"Some might say this lifetime achievement award is a bit overdue," Morgan said. "However, for the award's first recipient and namesake, Buck O'Neil, the honor should be considered right on time. Being right on time has been both an irony and hallmark of Buck O'Neil's life."Dreyfuss, who died at the age of 66 in 1932, oversaw the most successful era of Pirates baseball and made a $2 million investment in Forbes Field, the team's Pittsburgh home from 1909-1970. "We are very pleased that Barney Dreyfuss is finally being reunited with the legendary Honus Wagner in the Hall of Fame," said Andrew Dreyfuss, one of the late Dreyfuss' twin great-grandchildren, "and deeply honored that he is joining 12 other Pirates in the Hall, including Ralph Kiner and Bill Mazeroski, who are on the stage with us today." Kuhn, who died last year at 80, was the fourth Major League Baseball Commissioner inducted, joining Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Happy Chandler and Frick. His widow, Luisa, accepted the plaque from current Commissioner Bud Selig. "I'm sincerely humble to be on this stage," said his stepson Paul Degener, who made the acceptance speech. "We in the Kuhn family are grateful for recognizing what my dad did for baseball, but most importantly, what baseball did for my dad. The game was paramount. It was the game that brought us together." O'Malley, who died at 75 in 1979, bought the then-Brooklyn Dodgers in 1950 and spearheaded Major League Baseball's western expansion by moving the team to Los Angeles after the 1957 season. "Our family has thought a lot about what my father would've done today," said O'Malley's son, Peter, who ran the club until it was sold in 1998. "My dad would have been a proud member of the Class of 2008. And tonight, he would've thrown a great party. My dad always knew how to throw a party." Southworth, who passed away in 1969 at 76, managed two World Series champions and two more National League pennant winners with the St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Braves from 1942-1948. He also played on the 1926 Cardinals team that defeated the Yankees in that World Series. "We're all proud of Billy Southworth and his election to the Hall of Fame," said Bill DeWitt Jr., the chairman of the Cardinals, who accepted the plaque and spoke on Southworth's behalf. "He was a humble and private man who taught his children that humbleness is greatness. He was a winner in every sense." Gossage and Williams tried their best to keep their emotions in check. The yardstick seemed to be the 180-second speech delivered in 2001 by Mazeroski, the great Pirates second baseman, who broke down in tears at that point and left the stage, never to return on that day. "Tony Gwynn told me the other day, when you look at your family, you're going to break down," Williams said, referring to a man who played along with Gossage on the Williams-managed Padres that won the 1984 National League pennant. "Then he said, 'Pick out a tree and talk to the tree.' I just hope it's not a weeping willow." It must have worked. Williams began to choke up a little when acknowledging his family about a minute into the speech. Several times, he stopped and took some deep breaths, even losing his place at one point, but ultimately, he made it through his 20-minute presentation. "It wasn't beautiful, but we got it done," Williams said afterward. Gossage raised his plaque on high, launched into his speech and easily made it through the first 2 minutes, 30 seconds, talking about his childhood growing up as a Yankees fan, and his family. And then he went on from there, finally breaking down 10 minutes into his 17-minute talk as he mentioned his teammates, now deceased: coach Larry Sherry, catcher Thurman Munson and fellow Hall of Famer Catfish Hunter, among others. "They were my dear friends and added to the fun of my baseball career," Gossage said. "I feel very honored to wear a Yankees cap into the Hall of Fame today and be part of that great Yankees tradition. You may have heard me say that my career was like a kid getting on his favorite ride at Disney World and not getting off for 22 years. Thanks for sharing the ride with me, you guys. It's been amazing."
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In an epic battle of stars at Chicago's Comiskey Park, the National League's best copped games two and three of a three-game set to overcome an early deficit and capture the first official All-Star series between the two leagues. The opening tilt was a cakewalk for the AL, thanks to the pitching of Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth and Guy Morton, who combined for a four-hit shutout in the 4-0 win.
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North Henderson's Ellie Caldwell (21) takes a shot during a game against Smoky Mountain at North Friday. (Photo by PATRICK SULLIVAN/ TIMES-NEWS)
Beating the same team three times in one season is a feat in itself, but throw in that two of those wins happened in the same week and it takes things to another level.
In the first round of the WNC Athletic Conference tournament Friday at Tom Pryor Gymnasium, North Henderson's girls' basketball team put out Smoky Mountain, 50-38, to advance to Tuesday's semifinal round against top seed Pisgah.
The win followed the Lady Knights' Tuesday night win over the Lady Mustangs at Smoky Mountain to give them a 3-0 season record over Smoky.
"It's tough to beat a team three times in one season. I respect Cindy Simmons and give her a lot of credit for what she's doing, and I knew (Friday) they were going to try some different things against us," said Sue Moon of Smoky's head coach. "So in practice we tried to prepare for different scenarios. They did the half-court trap and a lot more pressing."
After a close first quarter the Lady Knights overcame an 18-17 Smoky lead when leading scorer Cameron Pryor (17 points, 10 rebounds) swished two free throws and then sank a jumper on an assist from Ellie Caldwell just before the buzzer.
North held the 21-18 halftime lead and never gave it up again. The Lady Mustangs kept the game within three or four points until Jonnie Petree sank back-to-back 3s to close the third quarter and extend North's lead to 35-26.
Petree was 4-for-7 from behind the arc for 16 points, seven rebounds and three steals, and Caldwell was the third Lady Knight in double digits with 13 points, eight rebounds, eight assists and four steals. Kaity Maddox had four points and Miranda Matthews added nine rebounds.
"The goal has been that we have three people in double-digit scoring each game, two in double digits in rebounds and limiting our turnovers," Moon said.
North almost had all three categories right where Moon wanted them. The Lady Knights had 17 turnovers as a team but managed to get several of them back or keep Smoky from scoring.
One of the primary keys in the second half, though, was rebounding.
"In the second half we controlled the boards and we did a better job of stopping the penetration of the dribble," Moon said.
Four straight points from Lady Mustang leading scorer Maris Ridenour (21 points) to start the fourth quarter cut it to 35-30 and kept things within reach until Petree came open for another 3 to stretch the score to 43-34. North's three leading scorers combined for five straight points to close out the game.
"They like what it feels like to be successful, and they have worked hard to earn the right to play in the semifinal game on Tuesday," Moon said of her team. "We are a much better team now than we were in November. We're building and the girls are buying into it."
The remainder of the tournament games will be played at Tuscola, where No. 4 seed North will face Pisgah at 4 p.m. Tuesday.


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CHAZY, N.Y. — Erick Vreeken's two teenage children aren't unlike most smartphone-carrying students across the country. Prying them away from their phones long enough to speak a few sentences is a challenge.
But when Vreeken noticed phone use was interfering with his children's grades, the 40-year-old from Chazy, N.Y., decided to do something about it. Instead of keeping his kids away from their phones, Vreeken decided to turn his children's cellphone use into a learning experience.
"In an age of digital distraction, the key is to get something out of it," Vreeken said.
Vreeken has developed Study Lock, a smartphone application that blocks teenagers' access unless they answer grade-appropriate multiple choice questions in subjects such as math, science, writing and history.
He is using crowd-sourced online fundraising to pay for the app, which he hopes to launch for the public on Sept. 2.
Study Lock kicks in when phones go on standby.
"Every time you swipe to unlock your phone, you will be presented with Study Lock," Vreeken said.
Until users answer questions prompted by the application, they are blocked from playing games, using the Internet and delivering text messages to numbers that are not pre-designated as emergency contacts or 911.
Questions vary in difficulty.
Examples include "Who was the first president of the United States?" and "What is the symbol for helium on the periodic table of elements?"
In addition to helping kids learn, Study Lock will users incentives such as prizes. Vreeken hopes to gather funds to purchase gifts such as phones, laptops and even college scholarships.
Vreeken also wants to give app users the ability to track their success. Parents can get emails on their children's performance, including grades for each subject.
Vreekan initially worked on the app himself. He then hired software developers to aid in his pursuit.
Currently, he is generating awareness and funds by partnering with Rocket Hub, an online community where visitors can pledge their support or funds. That fundraiser ends Aug. 30.
Details for this story were reported by The Press Republican in Plattsburgh, N.Y.