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Martin Professional announced the winners of its annual Technology Grant and its Light Jockey Contest at LDI in Orlando.
This year's recipient of Martin's Intelligent Lighting Technology Grant is the University of Connecticut's Department of Dramatic Arts, a division of the University's School of Fine Arts. On hand to accept the award on behalf of the University was James Franklin, head of the Design Program and professor of lighting design in the Department of Dramatic Arts. He was accompanied by a host of other University students and alumni.
The Grant is valued at $50,000 and consists of a variety of Martin fixtures and control products. Martin also provides technical training and support for the winning college or university, as well as quarterly seminar's on emerging technologies and application discussions.
Professor Franklin commented, "The Department of Dramatic Arts is a top-quality program with an impressive list of lighting design alumni which include David Lavigna, James F. Ingalls and Tony nominee Michael Baldassari. Our facilities are state-of-the-art but until now we have operated without permanent intelligent lighting although we have rented automated lighting units on a regular basis. Having the Martin intelligent lighting equipment in-house will be a great benefit to our program and will give our students the opportunity to get hands-on experience in both lab situations and productions. We also plan on using the equipment in our graduate lighting technology course. It will allow us to train students for 21st-century theatre lighting design."
Winners of this year's Martin Technology Grant
The department offers comprehensive and challenging academic programs and training experiences, which prepare students for professional careers in the theatre and related entertainment fields including television, film, and video. "The lighting design program in the Department of Dramatic Arts is part of a larger design program that includes sound, puppetry, costume, and scenic design," Professor Franklin stated. "We have a unique situation in that we have a professional theatre in residence, the Connecticut Repertory Theatre (CRT), which provides a chance for our students to work alongside professionals. All of our productions are designed by students and CRT is run as a professional theatre under the terms of an Actor's Equity Association agreement. Our philosophy is to put students side by side with--professional directors, professional technicians, Equity actors--very high caliber people. Our proximity to New York City allows us to work with the finest professionals, directors, designers and other theatre professionals. We also offer extensive guest artist programs, professional designers who critique students' work and provide masters classes."
The Department of Dramatic Arts performs in three separate theatres with a fourth under construction and a fifth in the planning stages. They include the Connecticut Repertory Theatre, the Studio Theatre, the Mobius Theatre, the soon to be completed Nafe Katter Theatre, and a Frank Gehry-designed performing arts center slated for completion in several years. Besides the efforts of Professor Franklin, also instrumental in securing the grant for the University were Kirk Matson, academic associate and production electrician for CRT and the Department of Dramatic Arts, and Carleton Coffrin, a FHA honors student in lighting design.
This is the third annual grant award presented by Martin Professional, Inc. Prior recipients were Carnegie Melon University and UNLV. The Martin Intelligent Lighting Technology Grant is awarded to an accredited college or university in the USA each year. Grant applications are accepted in the second quarter of the year, with the selection of the winning school chosen by the Martin management team and board of directors in association with the LDI exhibition each year.
In addition, Martin gave LightJockey users a chance to show their stuff in the recent LightJockey design contest. Martin's panel of six judges was nearly unanimous in their decision on the most creative designs. Grand Prize winner was James Barclay, owner of Main Show Lighting in Dallas, TX. Barclay wins $5,000 in Martin gear and a trip to Denmark to tour the new Martin factory.
Second place went to Sean Reilly of Effects Lights and Sound Inc. of Lake Worth, FL. Reilly also won a trip to Denmark to tour the Martin factory. Honorable mention went to Jose Luis Arana Aguilar of Luminica of Guadalajara, Mexico. Both Barclay and Reilly were on hand at LDI to accept their prizes. Using the Windows based Martin LightJockey controller software, entrants were asked to design a creative three-minute light show, coded to music. Designs had to be based on one of three digital format songs made available on the Martin US website.


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The marriage equality movement scored a moral victory Thursday night at the State Capitol, after approval in a State Senate committee.
SEE: Gay marriage floor vote postponed in Ill. Senate
The Senate Executive Committee passed the legislation Thursday with an 8-5 vote in favor of a gay marriage proposal, sending it to the full Senate.
FOX 32 Political Editor Mike Flannery says it could be back to square one when a new General Assembly takes office later this month and gay rights activists say their focus now will be on the General Assembly's spring session. There is also focus on a lawsuit pending in Cook County.
More than a dozen same-sex couples are asking that Illinois' current ban on gay marriage be declared unconstitutional.
If the measure becomes law, Illinois would become the 10th state to approve same-sex marriage. It would be the first state to adopt it after momentum built following several successes across the nation in the November election and public encouragement from President Barack Obama.
Advocates are pushing for full gay marriage rights just 18 months after the state recognized civil unions. Supporters say they're encouraged because the new House and Senate both have Democratic super-majorities, which are expected to support gay marriage.
Many faith organizations are opposed on religious freedom grounds, arguing the proposal would compel them to treat same-sex unions as the equivalent of traditional marriage.
One downstate bishop told the Senate committee that he's concerned a new law could force churches to host same-sex wedding receptions in their halls.
Senate President John Cullerton told senators to be prepared to return Tuesday in case action is needed after a House session.
The Senate canceled a session scheduled for Friday, quitting for the week. The House is scheduled to work Sunday through Wednesday, the final day of the current General Assembly.
Expectations were high that Cullerton's Democrats would approve a gay marriage bill. A committee OK'd the measure Thursday, but backers are uncertain when they'll call it for a floor vote after the proposal hit several unexpected snags.
Another Senate committee approved curbs on assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, but those bills haven't yet moved to the floor for action.
Democratic Gov. Pat Quinn says the Legislature must reform the underfunded state pension systems before finishing Wednesday.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
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Updated 1:13pm Thursday 19th June 2014 in News By Gazette reporter
AN INVESTIGATION has begun following a suspicious death at a care home in Yate.
Yesterday lunchtime police were called to Oaktree House on Lark Rise following the sudden death of an 87-year-old woman.
Police officers attended the scene and began an investigation into the circumstances of the death.
Later that afternoon a 33-year-old man was arrested, who is not an employee of the care home, on suspicion of murder and he is currently in custody being questioned about the incident.
The victim's family have been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers.
Detective inspector Neil Meade from the Major Crime Investigation Team said this was a tragic but isolated incident.
"Our investigation began yesterday soon after the death was reported to us and continues today. We have one man in custody and we're not currently looking for anyone else."
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Next weekend's doubleheaders on Thursday night and Saturday
afternoon will now be played on-campus in the newly-renovated Swisher
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – To celebrate the renovation of Swisher Gymnasium, the men's and women's basketball games on Thursday night and Saturday afternoon will be moved away from Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena and brought back on-campus where platinum-level sponsor Sea Best Seafood – host of the annual Free Game – has made both sets of doubleheaders free for the public.
On Thursday night, the women's basketball team will host a key Atlantic Sun conference battle against co-league leaders Florida Gulf Coast at 5 p.m. Fans are encouraged to wear pink and join the Dolphins in the fight against breast cancer. Following the conclusion of that contest, the men will take on East Tennessee State at approximately 7:15 p.m.
Two days later, the other co-league leader in women's hoops comes to town with Stetson facing JU at 1 p.m. When they wrap up, the men's basketball team will celebrate Senior Day at 3:15 p.m. against USC Upstate.
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Mandriva Acquires New CEO
The Mandriva project has selected Arnaud Laprévote as its CEO. He replaces Stanislas Bois who is taking over as the firm's CFO.
Arnaud Laprévote came to Mandriva by an interesting route. His Free&ALter Soft company founded in 1996 became part of Linbox as Linbox FAS in 2001. Linbox, in turn, was acquired by Mandriva in 2007.
Starting off as R&D manager, Laprévote has now been promoted to CEO by Mandriva's board of directors. He will also hold the CTO and director of R&D positions.
MandrivaRemember when Mandriva used to be relevant? Well, no, I guess Mandriva was never really relevant, but Mandrake once was.
I used to be a pretty ardent supporter of Mandrake, and maintained my own custom package repository for my own use and that of my clients. But then they went off on this education tangent that went nowhere, and merged with Conectiva, and let Ubuntu get way ahead of them in terms of hardware support and user experience. They dropped the ball. Glad to see they're still around, but unless they continue to exist primarily as a Linux support provider for the French government, I kind of wonder what the point is.
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Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
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The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
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All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
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According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
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Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
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REVIEW: Barry Humphries Farewell Tour, Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
7:35am Wednesday 29th January 2014 in News By Patrick Knox, Senior Reporter
AUSTRALIA'S self proclaimed "housewife gigastar" Dame Edna Everage sang her swansong last night as Barry Humphries' Farewell Tour arrived at Southampton's Mayflower theatre.
Well it was not quite the final curtain as the legendary comedian opened a five-day run of his show Eat, Pray, Laugh! at the theatre that last hosted his cast of colourful characters some 26 years ago.
Foul mouthed Sir Les Patterson – resplendent in his summer outfit – kicked off the show by welcoming "Southampton as the gateway to Portsmouth".
But this did not dampen the enthusiasm nor did the amazing capacity to generate and deliver large quantities of spittle across the front row.
It was hands on from the start with Sir Les plucking a couple from the audience to help him roll some rissoles for his barbie while he struggled with his incontinence.
Les was to be outdone by his depraved and perverted priest brother Father Gerard who holds a seance which conjures up the ghost of Sandy Stone.
The show took an expected moment of light and shade here with a satire of how we treat the elderly – perhaps a reflection of Humphries' advancing age, now knocking on the door of 80.
But after the interval Dame Edna showed age was no barrier to her irrepressibly, glittering and commanding presence, which when turned on the audience saw some of them star struck.
As a parting gift she married a hapless couple hand picked from the crowd followed by some risqué laughs and toe curling moments.
The show ended with one last farewell sing song with the Dame and her glamorous assistants flinging her trademark gladioli to the audience who soaked up the last act of one of Britain's – and indeed the world's – best loved comedians.
Barry Humphries' Farewell Tour is at the Mayflower until Saturday, February 1.
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Robots took over the Adrian Tinsley Center at Bridgewater State University on Saturday, when BSU hosted the FIRST Tech Challenge regional qualifier. The challenge pitted 24 high school teams in a robotics competition for a shot at the Massachusetts championship tournament.
FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology), is a non-profit organization that encourages young students to pursue STEM education programs (science, engineering, technology and math) by offering mentorships, scholarships and other initiatives.
Competing in the FTC were teams of up to 10 high school students from schools across the commonwealth and New England who, paired with mentors, built and programmed robots to perform prescribed tasks against competitors.
BSU's Dr. Art Goldstein, dean of College of Science and Mathematics, welcomed an audience of more than 700 people to the event, offering words of praise to the competitors.
"I'm very pleased to see so many of you participating in this competition because it indicates your interest in science and mathematics and I encourage you to maintain that interest because these fields offer so many rewards," said Dean Goldstein. "As a geologist myself, I've had the chance to travel around the world and meet so many fascinating people. At the same time, science and math are excellent career options where demand for people with talent is constantly growing."
After a 10-hour competition, a team from North Andover High School took first place. The students were presented a trophy by David Price, dean of aviation science at BSU who helped coordinate the competition.
Mr. Price said the robotics event represented the best application of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) education for high school students, as it creates an educational and competitive environment that drives students to succeed.
"It takes every best practices of STEM and puts it into a competition model," said Dean Price. "That head-to-head competition really raises the bar for the students. It's more than good grades or any awards. These young people are playing for pride."
The North Andover team will go on to compete in the state tournament, which be held in March. If they win, they will earn a spot competing against teams from around the world in the international robotics competition, held this year in St. Louis, Mo.
While Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School did not officially have a team in the competition, as it competes locally and regionally with larger robots, the school did send student representatives of its robotic team to show support.
"We have a team of approximately 50 students," said Nicole Ledoux, a senior at BRRHS and a tri-captain of the school's robotics club. "We'll be competing in tournaments starting in March when we go to Baltimore, Maryland, for the Chesapeake Regional Competition. If we win there, we'll continue on and hopefully reach the nationals this year. The interest among high school students for robotics is growing all the time, and today's turnout is evidence of that."
Greetings were also delivered by Fred Clark, BSU's executive vice president and vice president for external affairs. "Although only one team will win today, everyone who participated in this event was already a winner even before you got here," said Mr. Clark. "You've learned how to work together, how to be engineers, how to solve problems and how to get machines to do what you want them to. I commend and applaud all of you and I especially want to acknowledge your family members and teachers who are supporting you as you explore how to improve all of our lives."
Among the volunteers who helped with Saturday's tournament were a large group of BSU students and alumni, including James Lynch, Class of 1987, who is an administrator at Massasoit Community College and whose son was a member of the B-R robotics team. "This is really a terrific way to get students involved with technology in the most positive ways," said Mr. Lynch. (David K. Wilson, 71, Office of University Advancement)
Top photo caption: Students from Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School include (from left) Gloria Moran, a BSU graduate and volunteer from the Department of Elementary Education; Courtney Arnagost of Raynham, a BRRHS sophomore and member of the school's robotics team; Len Sprague of Bridgewater, a BSU freshman, a BRRHS graduate and former member of the school's robotics team; and James Lynch and Nicole Ledoux.


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FAIRFAX, Va. - The Towson women's swimming and diving team began the Colonial Athletic Association Championships Wednesday with a record-breaking performance in the 200-yard medley relay and sits in second-place overall with 110 points after the first day of competition. James Madison leads the meet with 127 points.
"That was unbelievable," Towson head coach Pat Mead said. "It was an amazing race. We're ahead of where we were seeded and our divers did an unbelievable job, too."
The relay team of junior Courtney Sepich, freshman Jenna Van Camp and sophomores Amanda Barber and Victoria Oslund finished fourth in the 200-yard medley relay event with a time of 1:41.60, breaking the school record of 1:42.55 set in 2011.
The Tigers also had three divers qualify for the finals of the three-meter diving competition, headlined by sophomore Lyndsey Dickson, who finished in second-place with a score of 276.20 points. However, a pair of freshman, Catie Tarr and Natalee Szopo were also performed well in the three-meter finals. The duo finished in seventh place with 249.25 points and eighth with 245.55, respectively.
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Keiki Hau'oli Children's Center is the primary training site for Early Childhood students enrolled in certificate and degree programs at Honolulu CC. The Center is nationally accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children and provides quality care and learning opportunities for children of Honolulu CC students, faculty and staff, and the community (when space is available). The Center is staffed by teachers who are trained in Early Childhood Education, by Honolulu CC teacher trainees under the supervision of a college instructor, and by employed student assistants. Presently there are three classrooms: Infant, Toddler, and Preschool. Space is limited and students, faculty members, and staff members are encouraged to apply early.
The facility is located in Building 11, adjacent to Building 2. The Children's Center Office is in Building 2, Room 212. Phone 845-9466.
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Steve Wozniak Has a Cold
There is a certain level of unenviable überfame at which every utterance and twitch merits a headline. Steve Jobs sent an email! Mark Zuckerberg wore a hoodie! On this plane of celebrity, every step is a statement.
Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak is one such überfamous personality. (We even covered the time he made $781 working from home.) Essentially retired, Mr. Wozniak, or Woz, as he's lovingly called, is good-natured enough not to mind being used as a proxy for the tight lips at Apple. He also has a low filter between his brain and his mouth. Repeatedly shunned by his former cofounder, Mr. Wozniak continued to speak out—about the white iPhone, about Bing, about whatever—and made multiple appearances on reality TV. We noticed that today, the Woz is featured in no fewer than three stories on Google News, partly due to a speaking tour in Australia. Roundup time! Read More


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Effective Monday, Nov. 4, 2013, Texas City Physical and Occupational Therapy Clinic will relocate to 2000 Texas Ave, Texas City, site of the Community Family Center facility. The clinic will be on the corner of Texas Avenue and 21st Street North, in Texas City.
This new clinic location offers comfortable surroundings, patient privacy, and improved accessibility with ample handicapped parking to better serve our patients. The clinic telephone numbers will remain unchanged: (409) 933-1523 and FAX (409) 933-1557.
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Spain to overhaul rescued banks as condition of aid
BRUSSELS/MADRID (Reuters) - Three nationalized Spanish banks will more than halve their balance sheets in five years, cut jobs and impose losses on their creditor bondholders in return for a euro zone rescue, while a fourth will be sold off, the European Commission said.
The measures, approved by the Commission on Wednesday, are a condition of 40 billion euros ($52 billion) in aid that offers hope for an end to a banking crisis which has pushed Spain to the brink of a sovereign bailout to keep the government afloat.
The plan sets in motion one of the biggest overhauls of any European banking system since the financial crisis began in mid-2007 with the near collapse of German lender IKB.
"Our objective is to restore the viability of banks receiving aid so that they are able to function without public support in the future," said European Union Competition Commissioner Joaquin Almunia.
The Spanish state took over Bankia (BKIA.MC), Catalunya Banc, Banco de Valencia BVA.MC and Novagalicia Banco - which is also known as NCG Banco - after losses on lending during a decade-long property boom left them dangerously short of capital.
The four banks account for just under a fifth of Spain's banking system. They must transfer 45 billion euros of soured property assets to a "bad bank" as another condition of receiving the aid.
The smallest of the four, Banco de Valencia, will be sold to Caixabank (CABK.MC) for a symbolic one euro and cease to exist as a separate entity, while the other three must cut their balance sheets by more than 60 percent over the next five years.
Shares in Banco de Valencia, which had been suspended on Wednesday morning, dropped by more than 16 percent after they resumed trading, to 0.152 euro per share.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on Wednesday that Spain's financial sector reform is on track and all deadlines have been met so far, but difficult steps remained while risks for the economy and the country's lenders remain high.
Selling Banco de Valencia under a loss protection scheme will be cheaper than winding it down, the Commission said. Spain has also agreed to sell Novagalicia Banco and Catalunya Banc within 5 years or liquidate them, Almunia said.
The nationalized banks will have to close up to half their branches during the five-year overhaul, resulting in thousands more job losses in a recession which has already pushed unemployment up to 25 percent.
The biggest of the banks, Bankia, said it would lay off 6,000 staff - over a quarter of its workforce - and reduce its branch network by around 39 percent under a plan to return to profitability by 2013.
"Our clients can be totally reassured because we have a viable and solid business in which they can be absolutely sure of their savings," said Chairman Jose Ignacio Goirigolzarri.
Bankia, formed from the merger of seven savings banks in 2010 and taken over in May in Spain's biggest bank rescue, said it would shed 50 billion euros of assets. These include stakes in insurer Mapfre (MAP.MC) and airline International Airlines Group (ICAG.L) plus its business in Miami in the United States.
Public debt holdings would fall to 30 billion euros from 40 billion now, Bankia said, while shareholders will contribute 10.7 billion to the clean-up. Bankia shares fell 4 percent.
Holders of Bankia's hybrid debt would contribute up to 4.8 billion euros to the recapitalization through losses incurred by swapping their holdings for shares, the bank said.
The Commission said the cost to hybrid and subordinated bondholders in the restructuring of all four of the nationalized banks will come to about 10 billion euros.
Many hybrid debt holders are retail customers who say they were conned into buying complex financial instruments that buoyed the banks' capital levels, instead of putting their money into fixed-term savings accounts.
The Spanish government, fearing a political backlash, fought for these losses to be minimized, but Brussels insisted the subordinated bondholders share the pain in order to keep the use of taxpayers' funds to a minimum.
Almunia, a former Spanish government minister, said he would decide on other Spanish banks with capital shortfalls on December 20. Banco Popular (POP.MC) has carried out a 2.5 billion euro share and rights issue to avoid the need to seek state aid. ($1 = 0.7733 euros)
(Additional reporting by Robin Emmott in Brussels and Jesus Aguado in Madrid; editing by Anna Willard and David Stamp)
Instead, we nationalized only the banks' debt and left the money generating apparatus and control of pay and bonuses in the hands of those who piloted those banks and our nation's economy into the ground.
The banks have agreed to shed staff, branches and assets and reduce their business lines in the exchange for the money. They will fire about a quarter of their employees and shutter more than half their branches. Additionally, they will no longer make real estate loans focusing on retail, small and medium size business lending.
The bankers and politicians associated with this deal are making wildly optimistic forecasts of a return to profitability by next year. How this will be accomplished amidst an economic depression in Spain and a severely constrained business line remains to be seen.
This deal has two major consequences. The funds are being disbursed from the ESM to Spain's FROB and then to the banks. This structure means that the bank rescue will raise Spain's debt to GDP ratio by about four points. The other unavoidable consequence is the evaporation of thousands of well-paying jobs in country with an unemployment rate of 25.4%. This round of layoff alone will raise the rate to 25.7%.
There is a report from the Oliver Wyman consulting group that claims Spain will only require €59.7bn to shore up its banks. The mainstream media repeats this number with no critical analysis. It is a virtual certainty that Spain will need over €300bn based on the amount of real estate loans in the system.
Does anyone remember the subprime crisis? The numbers were small at first, but within 18 months all the major U.S. banks were essentially nationalized by the federal government. Here is how Citibank's descent to insolvency unfolded:
10/2/2007: $5.9bn in mortgage write-downs announced. The New York Times reported, " Investors took the disclosures as a sign that the worst may be over for the banks and that any losses may be contained."
7/8/2008: $12bn more in write downs announced
10/16/2008: $13.2 more in write downs announced
11/24/2008: Citigroup is rescued by the federal government with a $20bn capital injection and a loss shield on an additional $300bn in bad assets.
Total Write Downs: $39.1bn
Once a banking crisis starts, losses become progressively worse and continue past everyone's worst case scenarios. This chart from ZeroHedge illustrates the Spanish banking crisis:
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http://dareconomics.wordpress.com/2012/11/28/european-commission-approves-bailout-of-four-spanish-banks-nytimes-com/ )
The gross amount of bad loans is €182.2bn out of about €1.7trn in total loans. Bad loans have doubled in the last year, and a conservative estimate has them doubling again in the next six months and rise even more from that point with the history of the American subprime crisis repeating itself. When all is said and done, Spain will need over €300bn to clean up its banking sector. At least Bankia will return to profitability next year.
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the food was really good ,we had breakfast and lunch in the buffet and dinner in the restaurant.it did get busy in the buffet restaurant but believe that is the same on all the cruise ships.there were 7 courses at dinner with choices,we ony ever managed 4/5.apart from the menu,plain steak,chicken or fish with chips or vegetables was always availabe.also one night was the buffet magnifico ,which it was,served just before midnight,with fruit and ice carving decoratiosn,and every evening at about 11-30 trays of sandwiches,cakes and savouries were brought round the entertainment lounges.
the entertainment was also very good varying from family fun to opera and classical music,we tended to go to the cotton club,to listen and dance to the husband and wife duo ,just our sort of thing.i cant forget to mention the boys and girls of the animation team ,they were briiant,day and night and worked so hard to make sure you enjoyed yourself,never patronising to the older clientele,also our wonderful waiter djon from brazil he was lovely.we were disappointed not to get into amsterdam,but that was the weather,but the fjords and norway were lovely.all in all a good experience and woud not hesitate to travel with msc again,take no notice of the whingeing poms!!!


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The Colors of Rocks Water and Air
60 comments:
- Gaelyn said...
It's magic! I could feel the energy.
- July 03, 2011
- Ces said...
What a beautiful poem!!! These are stunning, so beautiful. How you make something commonplace so special. I love the colors. I love rocks, naturally, I have a collection! Heheheh!
- July 03, 2011
- Remei said...
Oh ...
I have no words .... oh ....
- July 03, 2011
- Charlotte said...
The Greek story tellers knew this;
"Throw bones of your mother behind your shoulder."
Deucalion and Pyrrha knew that Gaia was their mother and with the stones they re-peopled the earth.
I think these are beautiful images, there is something magical about the way water reveals the colours within.
- July 03, 2011
- Auroran Lauriel said...
Wow! The last photograph surprised me--like a rush of life after a moment of meditation with your quiet words and gentle photographs preceding. Walking along this shore, do you feel a part of that breath? It seems like you do. That is how I imagine it. Not just observing the bubbles and water and the undulations of the tide, but breathing in deeply with the lapping of the flow of water as it gulps in air with the mouth of each wave.
- July 03, 2011
- Hilda R.B said...
I love the sound when the water is coming in and out. Like music. Lovely photos. Have a nice time to you.
- July 03, 2011
- rossichka said...
Dear Tammie, you are a person, who glorifies Nature! With your beautiful words and magic photos! You have the eye to catch moments; you have the heart to feel the beauty in every single plant, stone or living creature and you have the generosity to share them with us... Thank you!
I like colour stones; we've brought some from our seaside... (We have the wonderful Black Sea with its numerous beaches in Bulgaria).
- July 03, 2011
- Ann said...
such lovely colored stones. I hope people don't come to pick them in large amount.
- July 03, 2011
- Barry said...
TL - I'm with Remei - I have no meaningful words; except to say it takes a special eye and camera person to catch that split second of bubbles forming and existing. Thanks for capturing and sharing the colours of rocks, water and air. B
- July 03, 2011
- LadyArt said...
beautiful, outstanding photographic beauties... thank you so much for sharing... I am happy I found your blog....
- July 03, 2011
- Arija said...
The wonder of feeling at one with all that is . . .
- July 03, 2011
- Anellim said...
Fantastic work !!!
- July 03, 2011
- joshi daniel said...
colorful and the bubbles look awesome!
- July 03, 2011
- Karen Travels said...
So pretty, and so inspiring!
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- July 03, 2011
- The Glebe Blog said...
Lovely pictures Tammie.
Your stones and Scotland's stones are so alike because 500 million years ago we were joined to you.
A collision between the American and European plates caused subduction.
Since the collision, further land movements put play to Scotland's close encounter with America. Slowly as the Atlantic ocean opened the American plate drifted away, leaving behind a large chunk of rock which today forms Scotland.
England Wales and Southern Island were part of the European plate,it was plate tectonics which brought them together.
I don't think it's true though, that the caveman seeing Scotland drift off uttered those lovely words 'Y'all come back now'.
- July 03, 2011
- cieldequimper said...
Oh Tammie, such beauty for the eyes and ears.
Happy Independence weekend to you.
- July 03, 2011
- clo said...
Hello dear Tammie..
It's always like a new breathtaking to have a walk in your wonderful world...
We can feel through your photos your strong love for our Nature..thanks to share all these gifts with us...The mama squirrel and her little baby ,it's fantastic,so cute, wow....♥♥
And all your work..
You can come and dance when you desire...it's an honor for me..:o)
I wish you a wonderful summer Tammie...
Kisses ..:o)
- July 03, 2011
- forestwalk/laura k said...
OH how i LOVE stones and rocks...and these tumbled stones are gorgeous! i just want to pick up a handful and feel their natural smoothness...
the water bubbles make it all seem so much more magical...if that's possible!!
- July 03, 2011
- GreenWhisper said...
beautiful, dear sista. a breath of fresh air from earths stories that you share.
- July 03, 2011
- Rick Forrestal said...
I want to play in these rocks. Wow.
Lovely post.
- July 03, 2011
- Betsy from Tennessee said...
Gorgeous Tammie..... What we saw for 3 weeks out west definitely expressed a depth of beauty that stirred our lives.. WOW....
NOW---we want to go to Montana.... Your state must be totally AWESOME.
- July 03, 2011
- sandy said...
This is a beautiful post.
Have you ever tried to identify all those stones?
Ps- we get end of the jet stream air!
- July 03, 2011
- Janie said...
Lovely poem, and great photos that showw the beauty in the small things we don't usually look at closely. Stones, water, and the earth itself.
- July 03, 2011
- Cynthia Schelzig said...
Talk about color my world!!! I WANT to go to this beach!!! I have such a huge stone collection. Your shots of these stones are fabulous!!
- July 03, 2011
- George said...
I really like the air bubbles you have captured in the first photo, but the small rocks are beautiful in all the photos. Your words are very thoughtful and moving.
- July 03, 2011
- Geraldine said...
Your poem is beautiful and the stones, transformed into little gems, what colors!
I have a happiness contest at my blog, hope you and your readers will stop by soon:
Have a greeat Sunday Tammie, G
- July 03, 2011
- Carrie Wachter~Martinez said...
Such a gorgeous place! The rocks are beautiful!
- July 03, 2011
- ladyfi said...
What lovely rocks - just like a rainbow of stones.
- July 03, 2011
- Donna~Q~ said...
Such a gorgeous post! Lovely textures and colors and bubbles, all of which become even more amazing and meaningful with the words that accompany the photos!
- July 03, 2011
- Steve Schwartzman said...
In the first photograph, I appreciate your juxtaposition of the rounded forms of the bubbles with those of the stones.
- July 03, 2011
- Carolyn Ford said...
simply magic! beautiful words...beautiful images! just simply beautiful!
- July 03, 2011
- texwisgirl said...
incredibly beautiful stones. we would have to buy those here at a landscaping place. and i would play for hours in a bucket of them, choosing my favorites and marveling at their colors and shapes...
- July 03, 2011
- Joelaindien said...
nice poem and nice shots !
- July 03, 2011
- Janine said...
Your photos are wonderfull, this is kife and you caught it in your pictures
- July 03, 2011
- Carol said...
Dear Tammie, How stunning! I cannot believe the beauty in your words and photos. The rocks so diverse in shapes and colors and the constant flow of the water over them keeping their hues saturated . . . yes "our world . . . our planet." If only everyone held it close in such reverence and "appreciation."
- July 03, 2011
- Bernie Krausse said...
Water Unearths Terra's Passion for Change.
Very very beautiful photos Tammie
- July 03, 2011
- Faerie Moon Creations said...
This is oh so beautiful. I felt like I was there. Just so serene.
- July 03, 2011
- becky said...
i just want to sit barefoot by the water & pick those stones up & feel their glacial polished smoothness. they are gorgeous!
- July 03, 2011
- Kelly said...
I love this, Tammie. My fav... "to inhale the air that rises from these bubbles
to know I breath air stirred by glacial melt
is a gift enormous"
- July 03, 2011
- montucky said...
You captured both beauty and purity there, Tammie! May it stay ever so!
- July 03, 2011
- Barb said...
I've never seen such lovely rocks anywhere else, Tammie! Such a collection of colors and shapes.Your poem about oneness is thought-provoking.
- July 03, 2011
- Kala said...
The stones are all so very colorful. Nature is amazing!
- July 04, 2011
- Walk in the Woods said...
*Magic*, indeed.
- July 04, 2011
- AkasaWolfSong said...
This is music to my soul Dear Tammie!
Blessings and Happy Independance Day!
- July 04, 2011
- Wind said...
My best regards from Romania and Happy 4th of July!
- July 04, 2011
- Hilary said...
Just lovely. Your stones are always the most beautiful sights.
- July 04, 2011
- Auroran Lauriel said...
Hello again . I have nominated you for The Versatile Blog Award.
You can see two examples of what this means here:
and here:
If you do not participate in awards and tagging, I understand. Just know that I appreciate what you share on your blog--Both your gorgeous photography and your beautiful words.
- July 04, 2011
- Diana Evans said...
oh wow Tammie!!! if we took our son Cole there ....he would need a trailer for his rock collection!!! he loves rocks and special ones....whenever we go to the beach or anywhere he is always looking and picking up rocks!!!!
Wonderful photos!!!!
- July 07, 2011
- SandyCarlson said...
Your words and images always take me to a beautiful place. Thank you.
- July 07, 2011
- ruthie said...
Tammie, what beautiful words. Our world is so precious & i am grateful for all its beauty & bounty every day x
- July 07, 2011
- Rusted Wings said...
ahhh what lovely stone poems and such eye candy these glacier rocks are!! wonderful this world we share!
love & blessings on your journey~
xo abigail
- July 09, 2011
- Postcards from Wildwood said...
Beautiful Tammie! I do love your many-coloured pebbles!
- July 10, 2011
- karen said...
I have a powerful urge to run my fingers over these!!
- July 10, 2011
- Anil P said...
The water takes the colour of stones and creates a landscape of its own.
Water and rocks must rank among the oldest and most complete of relationships between the elements.
- July 14, 2011
- T said...
I like that so much tamee lee. The rocks are our brothers and sisters, I will take that one with me this week as I wander through this busy weekend. the clarity in your photographs is amazing.
- July 14, 2011
- Sara Chapman in Seattle, USA said...
Tammie, I can hardly believe this beach of gems really exists. Where in Montana IS it? So beautiful, so very beautiful.
- July 14, 2011
- Deryn Mentock said...
I'd love to set some of these pebbles into a ring or a necklace. Wouldn't they be divine?!
- July 17, 2011
- Icy BC said...
Beautiful, beautiful colors of the rocks especially!
Thanks for your generosity in visiting my new blogs!
- July 19, 2011
- kristen said...
I LOVE your photographs. Just absolutely beautiful. These rocks are just so lovely. It really makes me want to be there in person and touch them...thanks so much for sharing!!
- July 22, 2011
- Dorote said...
Unbelievable... I have never seen such colorful stones! What a beauty! I am so glad I have found your blog! (or should I say you have found mine and let me find yours :) )
The beauty you share is so inspiring!
- September 30, 2011


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Here's a recipe you can use on National Doughnut Day, or any other day, to create a delicious breakfast, brunch or snack treat without leaving home!
Yield: 9 to 12 standard muffin-size puffs or about 30 miniature ones.
2/3 cup granulated sugar
1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
6 tablespoons unsalted butter
1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon table salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg (nutmeg from a spice jar will work, of course)
1/2 cup granulated sugar
1/3 cup (5 tablespoons plus 1 teaspoon) unsalted butter, at room temperature, plus extra for greasing muffin cups
1 large egg
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
1/2 cup milk
Preheat oven to 350°F. Butter or spray 12 standard size or 30 miniature muffin cups, or line cups with paper liners.
In a small saucepan, melt 6 tablespoons butter over medium heat and continue to cook it, stirring frequently, until brown bits form on the bottom. Immediately remove from heat. In a small bowl, combine 2/3 cup sugar and cinnamon. Set aside.
Prepare muffins: Whisk flour, baking powder, salt and nutmeg together in a medium bowl and set aside. In the large bowl of an electric mixer, beat softened butter and sugar together until light and fluffy. Add egg and vanilla and beat until combined. Mix in 1/3 of flour mixture, followed by 1/2 of milk, repeating again and finishing with the flour mixture. Mix only until combined.
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David Armstrong, Chairman of the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) says consumers can limit the impact on their home heating bills by taking steps to reduce energy consumption.
"It's never too late to seal leaks around windows, door and other openings, to cover windows with plastic sheeting, and to take other low-cost steps to keep cold air out and warm air in," Armstrong said.
Armstrong also emphasized that programs are available to help consumers who may be struggling to pay their heating bill. Heating assistance is available from local community action agencies and from utility companies, but funds are limited and sometimes run out during the heating season.
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Consumers can take a number of steps to reduce energy usage or to soften the impact of heating costs. They include:
Advice on conserving energy, including links to a wide range of information, also is available from the Kentucky Department for Energy Development and Independence Weatherization assistance for low-income families is available in Kentucky.
Local social service agencies offer assistance through a state program administered by the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
For information on weatherization assistance, go to: http://www.communityactionky.org/weatherization.html
Low-income consumers may qualify for assistance with their heating bills through the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP).
It is administered at the local level by community action agencies.
Consumers who do not qualify for LIHEAP may be eligible for assistance through programs sponsored by their utility company or programs operated by local social service organizations.
Consumers should contact their utility for more information. Information about LIHEAP is available on the Web.
For general information about cutting heating costs, utility issues or for assistance with resolving consumer disputes with utilities, contact the PSC by calling 800-772-4636 or go to the PSC website.


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CEV General Assembly and Symposium "Volunteering and Active Citizenship: Two sides of the same coin ?"In 2011 we celebrate the European Year of Volunteering for the Promotion of Active Citizenship. While aspects of volunteering are widely discussed and the need to value and recognize voluntary activities is highlighted, we are still lacking a profound discussion on the link and interdependence between volunteering and active citizenship.
The Symposium aimed to accomplish the following main objectives:
1. To further grasp the link between volunteering and active citizenship;
2. To ensure a space for debate starting from concrete, specific projects implemented at local level by comparing and contrasting similar projects from across Europe;
3. To identify the most effective ways to empower citizens to be active through volunteering.
The future of volunteering: concepts, trends, visions Tallinn, Estonia 4th-6th May 2011What do we hope for and want to see happen to the future of the voluntary sector? Do we share a vision on how to continue empowering European citizens to feel ownership of their communities and engage in voluntary activities? How does social media influence the range of opportunities to get involved? How is benefit and scepticism weighted against when thinking of cyber-volunteering, voluntourism or employee volunteering? What are our recommendations in order to make the best use of the momentum gained throughout the European Year of Volunteering 2011?
More than 160 participants shared their experience and views during the two-day CEV Symposium in Tallinn, Estonia, on May 4th-6th 2011. 'The future of volunteering: concepts, trends, visions' was discussed gathering reflections from representatives of CEV member organisations, researchers, civil society agents, businesses, the Polish EU presidency as well as national and local governments. The symposium was organised in partnership with CEV member organisation Volunteer Development Estonia (VDE) and it was supported by the European Commission.
Business in the Community's Employee Volunteering Check Up is a new tool for practitioners to support the development of their organisation's volunteering programme. It is not a formal benchmark or index but a library of information, templates and tools to help and inspire good volunteering practice.
Working in partnership with local organisations and Unicredit Foundation we have identified 6 challenges in Naples such a villa confiscated to Camorra - the criminal group - to be turned into a profitable business for the community, and called social innovators to submit their solutions.
All innovators are eligible including public and private, profit and not for profit institutions, organisations and enterprises from across the world. This is an opportunity for everybody if interested in taking a challenge for the good of society testing his/her skills and creativity on a difficult ground as Naples.
An international jury will evaluate the applications and proclaim 6 winners at the international conference taking place in Naples on 21 - 23 September.
The winners will receive 10'000 € each one to transform the idea into a project working in partnership with local partners. The organisers will fundraise for the entire budget to implement every project they deem effective and sustainable.
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E-volunteering is volunteering conducted via the Internet. Free Web counseling, forming assistance and self-help groups, promoting partnership, searching for information, or on-line language courses are among many examples of e-volunteering. Through this Competition we hope to show their diversity and to encourage all Europeans to undertake social activity in the Internet!
All organisations from the European Union cooperating with volunteers through the Internet may take part in the Competition. The application form is available on the website: http://www.e-volunteering.eu/competition/ . The deadline for submitting the applications is July 31, 2011.
The Competition will consist of the following stages:
Attractive financial awards for the Competition winners are funded by the Polish Fundacja Orange (1st prize) , Fondation Orange from France (2nd Prize) and Intel Technology Poland Ltd (3rd prize). The total sum of prizes in the Competition is 6 000 euro.
'Discover e-volunteering' is the only competition, both in Poland and in Europe, which aims at honouring and promoting the most interesting projects concerning the co-operation of non-governmental organizations with the e-voluntaries seeking to help others via the Internet.
It has been also chosen by the European Commission as one of the flagship projects of the European Year of Volunteering 2011.
Detailed information on the Competition, the Regulations, and promotional materials are available on the website: http://www.e-volunteering.eu/competition/
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Jackson is crawling! His newest milestone concludes our mommy and baby yoga series at Mindful Body and Yoga Tree Valencia for pre-crawling babies. Because Jackson and I have been trading coughs for the past several months, we haven't been to yoga. We even missed our final class. Fortunately, Kari Marble also teaches a Parent and Baby/Toddler class at Sherith Israel, for ages 0 to 3-years-old. Jackson and I were both healthy and ready to begin this class, only to learn that it was on break for 4 weeks.
I decided to find an instructional video so we could have guided baby yoga in our living room. This proved to be no easy task. In search of any video with "mommy" and "baby yoga" in the title, I began calling the yoga studios in the area. Next, I moved on to book and electronic stores, to no avail. I did discover, however, that not everyone is familiar with yoga; one employee wondered if this was a new release, and another asked if I meant "yogurt." I was on the verge of giving up when I located one copy of "Baby and Toddler Yoga: Enhance your child's mental and physical development" by Dr. Francoise Barbira Freedman. Sold!
If we couldn't go to class, class would come to us. We unrolled our mat, took off our socks, and pressed play. My small yogi clapped his hands and wiggled back and forth to the cheerful music. Jackson immediately joined his new on-screen baby friends in deep babble conversation. He was beside himself with delight as we followed the class through their sequence of postures. Flying like an airplane, hanging upside-down, and swinging to the DVD evoked the same wild squeals from Jackson at home as in class at a studio. Like his big brother, my little bug-a-boo has a contagious enthusiasm for life. I am treasuring moments like this where Jackson joyfully discovers himself, through yoga.


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Thanks... Yes, it was last summer. I can't wait for spring either... Lake Champlain has a large Common Map population near-by. I think I have pics. I counted 25+ on a sunken dock last summer. The big females had to be all of 12" long. Turtle fever setting in!
Nice find. You're talking about last year...right! It's been warn here and the 2' of snow has just about melted. Just the other week it was -8F. Can't wait for the ice to melt on the pond. The pond down the street is about 10' deep and the snappers navigate real well in the deep water. Thanks for posting, i'm getting excited now.
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He's back! We saw some tracks around the same place as last year and spotted this guy buried in the sand again. I have a few more pics, but this was the best one.
I know they bury themselves in the bottom of ponds and lakes but I have never seen one that way. Their always setting in the weeds at the surface or swimming around. I'm going to see if I can find one burried that way this spring.
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What's Inside? is on display now at the Dawson Community College Art Gallery 126 through Friday, February 27th. The exhibition showcases two good friends, Ali LaRock and Gretchen Bederman. These two accomplished artists make for an interesting juxtaposition of images. Ali's paintings are filled with childlike scribbles of emotion and question while Gretchen's are superficial with only a subtle intimation of what might be going on behind the image.
"For me," says Ali "creating art is a continuous learning process about myself, those around me, & the complexity of this world. Combining humor & playfulness with the intense issues that are involved in trying to understand myself & others is a natural response to the way I see the world--a place filled with so many wonderful feelings & possibilities, & yet a very frustrating place full of all sorts of struggles".
Ali LaRock is an artist living & working in Bismarck, North Dakota. Ali works in the areas of painting, drawing, & mixed media. Ali grew up in New Town, North Dakota. She received her B.F.A. in painting from Minnesota State University, Moorhead in 1998.
Besides creating & exhibiting her art Ali enjoys teaching art to young people through various artist-in-residence opportunities through organizations such as the North Dakota Council on the Arts, Theo Art School, Sleepy Hollow Summer Theatre, & the International Music Camp.
During the school year, Ali travels to different schools throughout North Dakota as a visiting artist. Any school or organization can contact Ali and bring her in for a week or more to teach a variety of art projects with their students. When she is not traveling during the school year Ali works on her own art, gives private lessons, creative art parties, & also offers after school classes in Bismarck.
In contrast to Ali, Gretchen Bederman, has been an accomplished artist for over 20 years.
In her words, "This exhibit of my artwork is different from the usual images people have come expect from me. You may have seen my art work on exhibit in 2008 at the DCC art gallery and at the DCAU Gallery downtown.
Every once in a while I like to go off on a tangent, and this series exploring the face of youth is just such an adventure. What you will see is phase one of this new series. Twenty-five images rooted in time and place, direct, small and simple, taken from photos of familiar faces, not my minds eye -where I usually go.
Young people, all around me, on the day-to-day, a curious and intriguing group. My surroundings at DCC have taken hold and it's influencing my imagery. Being a full time teacher takes up a lot of time, and I no longer have the luxury of meditating in my studio for extended periods of time over big expanses of canvas. Instead, I've been enjoying making these quick sketches in between teaching, lesson plans, and grading."
Gretchen has been teaching art at Dawson Community College since the fall 2006. She received her BFA from Minnesota State University Moorhead in 1993 and her MFA from University of North Dakota in 1997. She is responsible for the creation of the DCC campus art gallery as well as many fun and creative workshops that cover an array of media types.


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Burning Oak Smokehouse will host an event this weekend, the 'Big Buck Bash.' The event celebrates the opening weekend of bow season. The event runs 6 p.m. - midnight Saturday, Oct. 5. For more information click here. This recipe comes courtesy of The Burning Oak Smokehouse.
Backwoods Mustard "Sweet Jalapeno" Chicken SandwichIngredients:Chicken BreastWhite OnionsGreen Bell Peppersjalapeno'sBackwoods Mustard - Sweet JalapenoSquare Ciabatta BunInstructions:1. Preheat our grill to a medium heat around 375 - 450 degrees2. Cook the chicken on the grill for approx 3-4 minutes per side or until done 3. Build the sandwiches first by spreading ½ tablespoon of Backwoods Mustard Company's "Sweet Jalapeno" mustard on both sides of the ciabetta bun4. Place a slice of green bell pepper on the bun followed by a chicken breast5. Finish by topping your sandwich with white onions and jalapenos to your liking.
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Carshalton Athletic's new manager Tommy Williams has demanded more desire and determination from his attackers.
The Robins have suffered back to back defeats in the Ryman League Premier Division – 2-1 at Kingstonian on Saturday and 1-0 to Whitehawk on Tuesday.
Despite the fact that both opponents are vying for the top spot in the table, Williams, speaking after the Whitehawk defeat, is asking for more from his frontmen.
He said: "The boys worked really hard, particularly in the second half, but I felt we needed a little bit more desire to get on the end of things in the box.
"Whitehawk's front players exploit gaps in front of defences well so, to nullify that, I played Michael (Kamara) in holding midfield and thought that he and the defence did well overall.
"I felt our work rate certainly deserved at least a point, as we made them change their shape near the end because we kept and passed the ball well for long periods."
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I tried to find information about using OAuth (such as Twitter login) in S40 web apps, but couldn't find much. So: Does a published web app has some kind of default URL? I'd like to pass some callback URL for the OAuth authentication flow, so that after mwl.loadURL() and OAuth login activities the user could be redirected back to the web app (to pass authentication tokens)?
Or is it possible to accomplish some kind of "login manipulation" at the proxy side with widget.openURL()?
Or is the only possibility to use some PIN code login method such as https://dev.twitter.com/docs/auth#oob ?
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Chris & Roger's African Adventure
16 days in Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Botswana
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A selection of wildlife and travel photos from 16 days of safari adventure in July 2010 through Kenya, Tanzania, Zambia and Botswana. Profit from sales is donated to a clinic in the Maasai Mara.
About the Author
My first career ambitions were to be a photographer but I ended up managing camera stores and photo labs instead for 15 years. I've been an investment advisor for the past 15 years now and am redeveloping my passion for photography. I made my first book about my 16 days on safari in Africa to share with friends and family. If I sell a few of them besides, I would like to use the few dollars of profit to donate towards a clinic in the Maasai Mara, Kenya.
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Nick Clegg: Lib Dems 'risk becoming irrelevant'
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has told his party they "risk becoming irrelevant" if they do not make some significant changes.
In a keynote speech the leader of the Liberal Democrats acknowledged that the party had been damaged by abandoning their commitment to scrapping tuition fees but said they must embrace the future.
"If we try and turn back the clock, hankering for the comfort blanket of national opposition, seeking to airbrush out the difficult decisions we have had to take, we condemn our party to the worst possible fate: irrelevance; impotence; slow decline," he told councilors at a meeting in Manchester.


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Crews for the Lee's Summit Fire Department have recovered the body of a Windsor man killed when a trench collapsed outside a residence under construction.
Sgt. Chris Depue with Lee's Summit police said a trench collapsed outside a home on Southwest Drake Circle, just off of Southwest Ward Road. The man who was trapped in thick dirt and clay when the deep trench collapsed died.
He has been identified as Brian D. Allen, 49, of Windsor. Grieving family members including his wife, mother and daughters waited at a nearby home opened to them by a compassionate homeowner.
The incident happened about 1:30 p.m. Thursday, and it took almost 26 hours to recover Allen's body. Allen and another man were working for a Holden-based Strate Plumbing Co. to connect the sewer in the home to the street.
Chopper 5 flew over the scene Thursday afternoon and showed construction crew and firefighter activity at an area where new homes are being built. Depue said officers arrived to find a trench that was approximately 75 feet long and between 10 and 20 feet deep that had been dug from the street up to the home.
The two-man plumbing crew was connecting a pipe from the house to the city's main sewer line when the earth shifted in the trench and collapsed on the man who was working below.
Rescue crews arrived within four minutes, but they were unable to make headway in removing the man without putting themselves at risk.
"They felt like they got real close to the victim, but the earth started shifting and they were forced to retreat out of the trench," Depue said.
Allen's wife and some other family members arrived on scene about 5:30 p.m. Thursday, clearly distraught by the news.
"They felt they wanted to be here until the recovery was over," Depue said. "They are taking each step of that grieving process one step at a time and we are going to help them get through it."
Because of the precarious situation, firefighters and other workers have been using heavy equipment to try to reach Allen's body while also using a system that lowers firefighters into the trench.
Crews found the body by using hand shovels and removing dirt one small bucket at a time. They worked carefully to retrieve Allen's body.
"I don't think any of us thought we'd be here this long, but I'm glad to say we did everything right, kept everyone safe," he said.
The federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration will investigate. The investigation, which will take up to six months to complete, will look at whether employees were adequately trained, if the employees properly shore up the trench and if they piled up the soil they removed from the trench correctly.
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So nice to know there is still a bar in Hoxton that has that Hoxton charm about it and not host a gaggle of "Sloany ponys".
The type of night you have at the Macbeth really come down to the promoter and event that is on.
The upstairs is a must- see
Last time I went there was a open-mic night on and none other than Bjork was there, sitting at a table with her friends. Priceless!more
I realize I have not written a review in months but i'm in London. So sue me.
Anyway, I grabbed three of my flat mates, put on my gold chain and went to Beef, a monthly hip hop night at the Macbeth in Shoreditch. Beef is like 7th grade dance heaven. The DJ goes back and forth between each set of beef: Jay Z versus Nas, Biggie against Tupac and even Ja Rule going head to head with 50 Cent and...more
I think this warrants a 4*- after a particularly ridiculously anti- supercalifragilisticexpialidociou band, I kinda stormed out. Let just say, there is a reason why "modern" (as in modern art) music never made it into the mainstay and there is also a reason why you don't mix it with electronica. The result is that I am pleasantly surprised that I didn't start bleeding from my ears.
Ah the dirty drunkenness that has happened within these very walls I can not sum up in words, it would require an interpretive dance which would put mere mortals to shame.
This dingy dark music venue has comfy sofas, shoreditch twats and overflowing toilets - oh how I love this place. They even have a pool table or two (I could have been seeing double) that is really useful for entertaining...more
This is where the prodigiously talented Amy Winehouse's scabby husband committed the crime that landed him in the old bucket and pail. That's jail to you and me. Right, glad we got that out of the way.
The Macbeth is, as previous reviewers have remarked, truly a musician's pub. A gloriously insular feeling and unpretentious little pub whose main focus is music, good music, and good up and...more


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Joint statement from Action Canada for Population and Development, Sexual Rights Initiative, COC Netherlands, Coalition Advocating for Inclusion of Sexual Orientation and the Family Planning Association. Delivered by Colin Robinson on Thursday 15 March 2012
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Madame President,
We proudly congratulate the Government for distinguishing itself among its Caribbean peers in embracing issues of sexual rights, sexual orientation and gender identity at UPR—in particular:
Excellencies: my nation has declared an intention to be a Caribbean leader in addressing the changing needs of its population. Such leadership requires more than language; it necessitates action – and deserves support. Commitments to human rights make little difference to lived lives of people unless enshrined in legislation, policy and practice.
I therefore appeal to the Council to extend Trinidad and Tobago continued support:
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In implementing recommendations 87.23 and 88.51, will they ensure that legislation (introduced since the October Working Group) to amend the Equal Opportunity Act of 2000 includes protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation which. will they ensure that legislation (introduced since the October Working Group) to amend the Equal Opportunity Act of 2000 includes protections against discrimination based on sexual orientation. As Germany (and previously three UN treaty reviews2) have noted, the current statute explicitly excludes such protection.
In building a nation that respects and protects the human rights of all, the Council – and of course the Government – is assured of our organizations' enduring partnership. Thank you for the opportunity to participate in this process on behalf of civil society in Trinidad and Tobago.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers had to do a little bullpen shuffling on Wednesday with right-handed reliever Blake Hawksworth suffering a groin injury in Tuesday's game against the Pittsburgh Pirates. From MLB.com:
Triple-A Albuquerque reliever Scott Elbert is on his way to join the Dodgers, according to a baseball source, an indication that he is being recalled to take the place of Blake Hawksworth."
That baseball source was actually True Blue LA's Eric Stephen, who also noted that Hawksworth will become the 11th Dodger to go on the disabled list this season.
Hawksworth came over from the Cardinals for shortstop Ryan Theriot in the offseason, and he had thrown 17-1/3 innings in 2011, with a K/BB ratio of 11/7 and an ERA of 3.12. Elbert was the Dodgers' first-round pick in the 2004 draft, and he's appeared in 30 MLB games since 2008. He's always had strikeout stuff, but as his career 5.0 BB/9 ratio in the minors would indicate, he's always had problems throwing strikes. He's walked nine in 14-1/3 innings in Triple-A this year, with a 5.02 ERA.