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The Hasso Plattner Institute offers degree programs in "IT Systems Engineering" that are unique Germany-wide. It is a practical form of computer science study that places special emphasis on the conception and development of complex software systems. The education at Hasso Plattner Institute is tuition free.
Research in HPI's topic areas is carried out in Potsdam and internationally at the Hasso Plattner Institute Research School. It is distinguished by its high scientific standard, practical approach and close cooperation with industry. The primary focus of HPI's research is on highly complex IT systems.
The Hasso Plattner Institute in Potsdam is unique on the German university landscape. Besides offering a one-of-a- kind study program in IT Systems Engineering, it is the first privately financed university institute.
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The Hasso Plattner Institute (HPI) in Potsdam is the only university-level institute in Germany offering study programs in IT-Systems Engineering. The HPI has no tuition fees and is financed entirely through private funds donated by its founder, Professor Hasso Plattner, who co-founded the software giant SAP and is currently its chairman of supervisory board. Plattner is the most important private supporter of science in Germany and will contribute to further promote this unique university-level training in IT Systems Engineering.
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Market & Powell
Near Market
(415) 701-2311sfmta.com
Cable Cars: approx. 6am-1am
Streetcars (F line): approx. 5am-1am
Most other Muni routes follow similar hours; some operate 24 hours.
Muni operates 365 days a year; see details.
Golden Gate Park
(415) 379-8000calacademy.org
Mon-Sat, 9:30am-5pm
Sun, 11am-5pm
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
West of the marina at Beach Street and the Embarcadero, 2 blocks east of Fisherman's Wharf
(415) 773-1188blueandgoldfleet.com
Bay Cruise Adventure is available 7 days a week; first boat departs at 10am.
Departure times vary by day and season, and special holiday hours apply; see details.
No service on Christmas Day.
(415) 623-5300aquariumofthebay.org
Summer (May 25-Sep 2): Open daily, 9am-8pm
Winter: Mon-Thu, 10am-6pm; Fri-Sun, 10am-7pm
Closed Christmas Day
886 Cannery Row
Follow signs to public parking
(831) 648-4800montereybayaquarium.org
Hours vary by season; see details.
Closed Christmas Day.
Pier 15
(415) 528-4444exploratorium.edu
Tue-Sun, 10am-5pm
Open Thursday evenings 6pm-10pm for ages 18+ only; cash bar.
Special Monday holiday hours may apply; see website for details.
Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
de Young Museum
At intersection with JFK Drive
(415) 750-3600deyoung.famsf.org
Tue-Sun, 9:30am-5:15pm
Last entrance at 4:30pm
Extended hours Fridays until 8:45pm (late March-late November).
Special holiday hours apply; see details.
Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Legion of Honor
At intersection with Clement Street
(415) 750-3600legionofhonor.famsf.org
Tue-Sun, 9:30am-5:15pm
Last entrance at 4:30pm
Special holiday hours apply; see details.
Closed Mondays, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
CityPASS Admission
Show your CityPASS booklet to enjoy unlimited transportation on all Muni trolleys, buses and historic cable cars for seven consecutive days, beginning day of first CityPASS use. Without CityPASS, a single, one-way cable car ride costs $6 (Muni bus: $2.25). Does not include BART.
General admission to all exhibits including the aquarium, rainforest, planetarium, natural history museum, and living roof.
Choose between a one-hour narrated Bay Cruise Adventure that tours you under the majestic Golden Gate Bridge, around Alcatraz Island, and past Angel Island, offering sensational skyline views, or a ride on RocketBoat, the fastest and most thrilling ride on the Bay.
General admission to the only aquarium dedicated to the animals native to the San Francisco Bay. Includes underwater glass tunnels and touch pools.
General admission to one of the world's finest aquariums, including nearly 200 galleries and exhibits.
General admission to join this museum's ongoing exploration of science, art, and human perception. Please note: In the event that demand exceeds capacity, admittance is not guaranteed.
General admission to both de Young + Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museums, if visited on the same day, and access to de Young's Hamon Tower Observatory.
- See the whole city and access all the San Francisco CityPASS attractions using Muni.
- A diverse fleet of historic streetcars ,world famous cable cars, modern light rail vehicles, diesel buses, alternative fuel vehicles, and electric trolley coaches will transport you throughout the entire city.
- Watch the gripmen in action as they navigate the city streets.
- Steinhart Aquarium hosts 38,000 live animals from around the world.
- A symphony of croaking frogs and chirping birds await you inside a living 4-story rainforest.
- CityPASS includes a planetarium show on the largest all-digital dome in the world.
- Animal Attraction explores the wildest animal courtship and mating strategies.
- Human Odyssey interactively documents the evolution of Homo sapiens and features skull casts of three early human species, as well as a full-scale reproduction of the famous Lucy skeleton.
- Lazy PIER 39 sea lions welcome you to shore with their boisterous barking.
- Sail underneath the majestic Golden Gate Bridge and around mysterious Alcatraz Island.
- Enjoy unobstructed views of the San Francisco skyline.
- Move about the boat; there's indoor and outdoor seating.
- Expert narration describes landmarks as you sail by them.
- Discover the Bay features distinctive ecosystems that support an incredibly wide variety of marine life.
- Stroll through 300 feet of crystal clear tunnels for a scuba diver's view of over 20,000 marine animals from San Francisco Bay and nearby waters.
- Walk through the Near Shore exhibit tunnel to catch a view of a giant Pacific octopus — one of the smartest marine animals in San Francisco Bay.
- The magic of San Francisco Bay is literally at your finger tips in Touch the Bay, featuring touch pools with sharks, rays and sea stars, and the interactive Bay Lab station.
- Take advantage of animal feedings, movies and presentations by the Aquarium's interpretive naturalists to enhance your visit.
- The sea otters are back! These playful icons of California's shoreline and the Aquarium's most popular residents are still exploring their newly renovated two-story exhibit.
- Journey to the world of undersea magicians, masters of disguise and quick-change artists in our newest exhibit Tentacles: The Astounding Lives of Octopuses, Squid and Cuttlefishes. You won't believe your eyes.
- See The Jellies Experience, a far-out world where jellies dance, glow, bloom and sting. You'll be amazed by the grace, beauty and stunning variety of these remarkable drifters.
- Discover a towering underwater forest — at 28 feet, the Kelp Forest is one of the tallest aquarium exhibits in the world. You'll get a diver's-eye view of sardines, leopard sharks, wolf-eels and a host of other fishes as they weave through swaying fronds of kelp.
- Watch as diverse ocean creatures such as hammerhead sharks, sea turtles, tunas, huge schools of sardines, ocean sunfish and other open-water dwellers swim past the 90-foot long window of the Aquarium's largest exhibit, the million-gallon Open Sea.
- Dine at Cannery Row's newest eatery, Cindy's Waterfront. The Aquarium's dining experience overlooks the bay and offers the sustainable, farm-to-table cuisine of noted Napa Chef Cindy Pawlcyn.
- Receive a 100% Recycled Tote FREE with the purchase of $25 or more in the gift and bookstores; see coupon in booklet.
- Explore the environment with artworks, installations, and exhibits in the Outdoor Gallery.
- Find out how we interpret our surroundings and interact with one another in the West Gallery.
- Experiment with the sights, sounds, and experiences of perception in the Central Gallery.
- Examine life at different scales—from tiny microbes to the interconnected ecosystems of the bay—in the East Gallery.
- Enjoy breathtaking views of city and bay as you investigate the environment in the site's one new building—the spectacular glass-and-steel Bay Observatory.
- Explore more than 500 hands-on exhibits, including 150 new experiences created by our artists and scientists—25% more than at our Palace of Fine Arts location.
- Watch as exhibits are being created in the open-to-view Machine Shop.
- Get hands-on with open tinkering, building, and making activities in our expanded Tinkering Studio.
- Visit two world-class art museums — both are included with CityPASS.
- de Young integrates art, architecture and the natural landscape in one multi-faceted destination.
- Legion of Honor boasts 4,000 years of ancient and European art including an original Rodin The Thinker.
- de Young's Hamon Tower rises 144 ft. to provide magnificent panoramic views.
CityPASS Entry
Please read each attraction's instructions on how and where to present your CityPASS booklet. Some attractions may exchange your CityPASS ticket for one of their own.
Present validated CityPASS booklet to the driver on any Municipal Railway passenger vehicle. Exchange voucher for a CityPASS booklet at any included attraction prior to using MUNI. Your voucher is not redeemable or accepted for use aboard MUNI vehicles or at Cable Car Kiosks. Please plan ahead; if arriving after normal attraction hours with a voucher, you'll have to wait until morning to exchange it for a CityPASS booklet to use to board the cable cars.
Present CityPASS booklet at the regular admission gate to skip the main ticket line. Exchange voucher for a CityPASS booklet at the main ticket office, then proceed to the regular admission line.
Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the PIER 39 box office ticket window to exchange for a boarding pass.
Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at main entrance.
Present booklet at main ticketing area. Present voucher at Main Entrance and staff will direct you to an exchange location.
Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the Ticketing Desk.
Present CityPASS booklet or voucher at the general admissions desk at either the de Young Museum or Legion of Honor.
Special Exhibits Included with CityPASS
Open through January 31, 2017
Don't miss Earthquake, a major new exhibit and planetarium show exploring the seismic science that has shaped Earth's evolution and continues to impact our lives today.
de Young Museum
Lines on the Horizon: Native American Art from the Weisel Family Collection
Open through January 4, 2015
Lines on the Horizon highlights Native American art from the collection of the Thomas W. Weisel Family. Spanning more than 1,000 years of artistic creativity, the exhibition will focus on the indigenous arts of the American Southwest, featuring 11th-century Mimbres ceramics alongside masterful classic Navajo weavings from the mid to late 19th century and 20th-century works by recognized artists such as the ceramicist Nampeyo of Hano Pueblo.
Anthony Friedkin: The Gay Essay
Open through January 11, 2015
A native of Los Angeles, Anthony Friedkin (b. 1949) honed his photographic skills at an early age and became a professional artist after he graduated from high school in the late 1960s. A variety of magazine assignments took him into the streets of his hometown, where he created vivid photo essays that examined the diverse neighborhoods and touched on some of the most important social and cultural issues of the time. During the culturally tumultuous years of 1969 to 1973, Friedkin made a series of eloquent and expressive photographs that chronicle the gay communities in Los Angeles and San Francisco at the time. The Gay Essay was a self-assigned project and, although largely unknown today, it arguably comprises the most important set of photographs in Friedkin's portfolio to date.
Legion of Honor
Masters of Fire: The Copper Age in the Holy Land
Open through January 4, 2015
The Chalcolithic period (Copper-Stone Age, ca. 5500–3500 BC) was an era of great social and technological development. Long before the pyramids were built in Egypt and writing was introduced in Mesopotamia, people in the Southern Levant—dwelling in the lands that today include Israel, Jordan, and their surrounding areas—were the first in the region to create metallurgy, temples, elaborate textiles, cash crops for export, and stratified societies. As early as the fourth millennium BC they employed sophisticated methods of smelting, alloying, and casting to produce small copper objects as ornaments and simple tools. Masters of Fire is the first exhibition in the United States devoted to the art of this formative period and features oddly shaped zoomorphic ossuaries, basalt stands with human faces, hoards of copper ritual objects, linen and wool textiles, carved ivory human figures, and other hauntingly beautiful objects that illustrate how the technical, social, and aesthetic developments of this period laid the groundwork for later cultural expansion.
Upgrades for CityPASS Holders
Candlestick Ballpark Express: An additional $8 per person by showing validated CityPASS when boarding. Cash only; exact amount required.
Premium Tour: Available to CityPASS holders on day of visit for an additional upgrade cost (subject to availability).
NightLife: Every Thursday night, music, creatures and cocktails come together for NightLife at the California Academy of Sciences. Each week features a live band or DJ, and a unique theme – from salsa dancing to sustainable seafood and beyond. For ages 21+. Cost: $12.
Escape from the Rock Cruise: 1-1/2 hour bay cruise circles Alcatraz; with narration and special effects. Cost for CityPASS holders: $5.
Behind-the-Scenes Tour: Cost for CityPASS holders: $10.
Add an Adventure or Tour: Visit the Membership and Tours desk for all available tours and adventures; see details.
Tactile Dome: Call (415) 528-4362 for reservations or purchase a ticket upon arrival at the Buy Ticket line. Cost for CityPASS holders: $15.The Dome is not recommended for persons with neck, back, or knee injuries; claustrophobia; fear of the dark; or women in their last trimester of pregnancy. Youth must be at least 7 years old to participate. The Dome is an active experience so dress accordingly.
de Young Museum
Keith Haring: The Political Line: Keith Haring: The Political Line will have its US premiere at the de Young and is the first major Haring show on the West Coast in nearly two decades. Many of the works are on loan from the Keith Haring Foundation, New York, with supplemental loans from public and private collections. Several pieces have not been published or on public view since the artist's death in 1990.
On view from November 8, 2014-February 16, 2015. Cost for CityPASS holders: $16 Tues-Fri and $19 Sat-Mon and holidays. For more details, click here.
Legion of Honor
Houghton Hall: Portrait of an English Country House: Discover the history and elegance of Houghton Hall, one of England's grandest country houses, built in the 1720s by Sir Robert Walpole (1676–1745), Britain's first prime minister. Constructed in the Palladian style by architects James Gibbs and Colen Campbell and decorated by the influential designer William Kent, it has survived through the centuries in a remarkably well-preserved state. On view October 18, 2014-January 18, 2015. Cost for CityPASS holders: adults, weekday $5/weekend $8.
Advice for Visitors
During high travel seasons such as holidays and summer, entry lines can be longer than usual. Please keep this in mind when planning your visits to the attractions.
- Avoid the long line at the Cable Car Turn-Around by boarding at stops at least four blocks above the turnaround.
- The cable car on California Street is least crowded and easiest to board.
- Dial 311 — or (415) 701-2311 if outside SF — for access to 24/7 visitor service information.
- Vouchers must be exchanged for a booklet prior to riding the cable cars. Please plan ahead; if arriving after normal attraction hours with a voucher, you'll have to wait until morning to exchange it for a CityPASS booklet.
- SFMTA Customer Service Center: 11 S. Van Ness Avenue at Market.
- Weekdays are less crowded than weekends.
- Upon arrival, stop first at the Planetarium entrance kiosk to secure a show time.
- The Academy is free to everyone on selected Sundays throughout the year: June 2, 2013; September 29, 2013; and December 8, 2013. Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, and early arrival is recommended due to the likelihood of high demand.
- The free Academy Insider iPhone App is a great way to enhance and plan for your visit; details and download.
- Get 15% off at the Academy Store; see coupon in booklet for details.
- Morning and late afternoon cruises are least-crowded.
- See the world famous PIER 39 sea lions seasonally on K-Dock.
- It can be windy and cool on San Francisco Bay; bring a jacket with a hood.
- Kids (5-11) receive one complimentary pair of 5x magnification Blue & Gold Fleet souvenir binoculars when you upgrade to the Escape from the Rock Cruise.
- Get a FREE color-changing Blue & Gold Fleet tote bag with any purchase at Del Sol, located on PIER 39; see coupon in booklet.
- Mornings are the least-crowded.
- Visit the Events Calendar prior to your visit to learn special presentation and feeding times on your travel dates.
- Aquarium of the Bay does not validate parking at the PIER 39 Garage, but many PIER 39 restaurants do.
- See the world-famous sea lions seasonally at PIER 39's K-Dock.
- Make a day of it; your aquarium ticket provides return privileges throughout the day. Come in the morning, leave for a waterfront stroll, then return for bat ray or shark feeding time.
- Less-visited times are in the fall and winter months other than during holidays. At other times of the year, you'll find fewer visitors between 2pm and 6pm. During the peak summer months, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are the best days to visit.
- Wireless internet is available at the Aquarium free of charge. For more information, visit the information desk.
- The Otter Spotter Station is subject to weather and other factors; check with a staff member when you arrive to learn out about the different opportunities available on the day of your visit.
- Get the most out of your visit with the Aquarium's free iPhone app. Learn about the animals and exhibits, see the schedule of programs and feeding shows, and share professional photos of animals and exhibits with your family and friends; see details.
- Lines tend to be shorter on weekday afternoons and Wednesday evenings.
- Get hands-on and make something in the Tinkering Studio.
- Adults (18+) don't miss Exploratorium After Dark, an evening series that mixes cocktails (cash bar) and conversation with innovative science and art events; first Thursday of each month, 6-10pm.
- Each month a different Bay Area artist transforms the Kimball Education Gallery into a working art studio. Meet the artists Wed-Sun, 1pm-5pm for free; no reservations necessary.
- Families enjoy viewing and doing art with numerous children's programs; see details.
- Friday Nights at the de Young, an evening series in its 9th season, offers live music, hands-on art, tours, artist demonstrations, and food and cocktails for purchase; Fridays starting March 29, 2013, 5pm-8:45pm. See details.
- Get 10% off a purchase of $50 or more onsite at either the de Young or Legion of Honor Museum Stores; see coupon in booklet for details.
On-site Services
Accessibility: Streetcars and Muni busses are 100% wheelchair accessible.
Historic Cable Cars are not wheelchair accessible. Some folding chairs or mobility devices may be accommodated; step climbing is required to board.
Parking: Music Concourse Parking Facility; includes 15 wheelchair-accessible spots.
Dining: Academy Café, The Moss Room
Accessibility: Wheelchairs and assistive listening devices upon request. Audio tours available for blind or partially sighted visitors. Service animals allowed.
Self-Guide: Academy Insider iPhone App, Pocket Penguins iPhone/Android App
Gift Shop: Academy Store, Lab Jr.
Coat Check: In front lobby
Parking: PIER 39 garage
Dining: Full service snack bar
Accessibility: All boats are wheelchair accessible on the first deck, except RocketBoat.
Parking: The PIER 39 Garage is open 24/7.
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible.
Gift Shop: 2 retail stores
Parking: There are several pay parking garages nearby, as well as limited metered parking on surrounding streets; see details.
Dining: Cindy's Waterfront is Cannery Row's newest eatery, with views of the bay and the sustainable, farm-to-table cuisine of noted Napa Chef Cindy Pawlcyn.
Accessibility: All areas are accessible by the lift or elevators throughout the facility. Wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis at the information desk inside the main entrance. See more.
Gift Shop: There are four different gift and bookstores within the aquarium.
Photography: Photography for personal use only is permitted. Look for signs restricting flash photography as it can harm some animals.
Strollers: Strollers are permitted throughout the Aquarium, except in the aviary and on the mezzanine of the sea otter exhibit.
Parking: Nearby parking lot.
Dining: The SEAGLASS Restaurant (located in the Bay Observatory); Seismic Joint Café (a grab-and-go café along the Embarcadero)
Accessibility: Exhibition spaces, store, café, and all public restrooms wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs available for no charge. Service animals welcome.
Self-Guide: Become part of the experiment with Sound Uncovered and Color Uncovered, two interactive books from the Exploratorium, available for free from the iTunes App Store.
Gift Shop: Exploratorium Store
Accessibility: Both museums are wheelchair accessible. Wheelchairs available at the Information desks. Free audio tours for blind visitors; printed scripts provided upon request. Assistive listening devices for Docent Tours available by appointment. Sign-language interpretation provided with two weeks' notice; see details.
Self-Guide: Audio tours available at de Young and Legion ($7).
Coat Check: Please check metal-framed backpacks, oversized packs and bags, long umbrellas, rollerblades and skateboards, baby-carrier backpacks (unless convertible to the front) and oversized or jogging strollers.
de Young Museum
Parking: Music Concourse Garage; Rates & Hours
Dining: de Young Café
Gift Shop: de Young Museum Store, Special Exhibition Stores
Legion of Honor
Parking: Parking is available in front of the museum, on Legion of Honor Drive, and on El Camino del Mar.
Dining: Legion of Honor Café
Gift Shop: Legion of Honor Store
Getting There
MUNI Cable Cars, Street Cars, buses and underground trains: Access the entire downtown San Francisco area; see route maps & schedules.
MUNI Bus lines: The 44 bus line stops in front. Line 5 stops adjacent to the park.
N-Judah Streetcar: Stops at 9th Avenue, a five-minute walk to the Academy.
Muni: Lines F and 39 stop at Pier 39. Lines 8x, 8bx, and 47 stop two blocks away.
MUNI Bus Routes: 15, 10, 47; bus lines go within a block of PIER 39.
Muni: The F line, 8x, 39 bus lines go within a block of PIER 39. The line 47 stops two blocks away.
Driving Directions: Monterey is approximately 125 miles (208 km) south of San Francisco. From San Francisco, take US-101 S to exit 336 (CA-156 W) toward Monterey Peninsula. Merge onto CA-1 S. Take exit 402B to merge onto Del Monte Ave toward Pacific Grove. Continue through tunnel onto Lighthouse Ave. Stay right onto Foam St. Park at city garage (Foam and Prescott) or continue and turn right onto David Ave. Monterey Bay Aquarium will be straight ahead.
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After years of relying on Toys for Tots to help provide Christmas gifts for Troy's neediest children, a local organization is now scrambling for donations. YNN's Lori Chung has more on how Pastor Willie Bacote is hoping overcome the shortfall.
TROY, N.Y. -- "They sent me back and said that because of the high demand, we were turned down," said Pastor Willie Bacote.
That's not the response Pastor Willie Bacote was expecting to hear from Toys for Tots, an organization that, for years, has helped to provide his Missing Link Street Ministry with gifts to make sure Troy's neediest children have a Merry Christmas.
"I know that Toys for Tots does a great job each year, but the economy is just hard," Bacote said.
Last year, more than 800 children received a toy at the church's annual holiday celebration.
"It's heartbreaking for the kids," Troy resident Christopher Strope said.
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"There's an anonymous donor who's stepping up to the plate, there's a family that went out on Saturday and just shopped," Bacote said.
An effort that though already underway, has a long way to go with so many little ones hoping Santa remembers them this season.
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Across-the-board federal spending cuts began Friday, clearing the way for a series of budget battles that will consume much of Congress's energy and threaten to eclipse other items on President Barack Obama's second-term agenda.
President Obama spoke with reporters Friday after meeting congressional leaders at the White House. Reuters
Mr. Obama signed an order late Friday directing $85 billion in cuts to domestic and defense programs, after holding a fruitless meeting with congressional leaders who remained at odds over how to avoid the reductions, known as a sequester.
The president said Friday he wouldn't allow continuing disagreements over spending cuts to derail his broader agenda, but attention now will turn to the next budget deadline—the need to pass a bill extending routine government funding after a stopgap bill expires March 27. Without an extension, a partial government shutdown would occur. The House of Representatives next week is expected to pass a Republican bill that would keep the government operating through September at the spending levels dictated by the sequester.
The painful spending cuts called the sequester are finally here. WSJ's Julian E. Barnes and Colleen McCain Nelson discuss the real effects - including military preparedness - as well as the significant political risk for President Obama and Republican lawmakers.
Gene Sperling, a top White House economic adviser, tells the WSJ's David Wessel that the sequester's painful cuts are so drastic they will succeed in bringing both Democrats and Republicans back to the negotiating table.
California Rep. Howard 'Buck' McKeon, the head of the Armed Services Committee, tells WSJ's Jerry Seib he is "very concerned" about how the defense portion of the sequester cuts will affect American troops.
In a press conference on the eve of the sequester, President Barack Obama detailed the efforts he has taken to curb the severe budget cuts. Obama asked the room full of reporters, "what more do you think I should do?" Photo: Getty Images.
As the sequester begins, Bipartisan Policy Center's Task Force on Debt Reduction co-chair Alice Rivlin joins The News Hub to discuss what Washington needs to do to stop lurching from crisis to crisis. Photo: Getty Images.
In comments to reporters Friday, Mr. Obama signaled that he was determined to avoid another round of brinkmanship over the funding bill.
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Republicans indicated they would remain focused on curbing spending.
"Over the coming weeks, we'll have the opportunity to ensure funding is at the level we promised while working on solutions for making spending reductions more intelligently," said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.), who attended the meeting at the White House.
Investors on Friday again shrugged off the onset of the cuts, sending the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 35.17 points to 14089.66, its third-highest close of all time. The blue-chip index rose 0.6% for the week, its second consecutive weekly advance.
Warren Buffett, in his annual letter to shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., released Friday afternoon, didn't comment directly on the budget debates but told his fellow CEOs to ignore short-term uncertainties. "Of course, the immediate future is uncertain; America has faced the unknown since 1776.…American business will do fine over time," he wrote.
Both Republicans and Democrats had said for more than a year that they would rather replace the indiscriminate cuts with a more gradual, negotiated deficit-reduction deal. In an October debate with Mitt Romney during the presidential campaign, Mr. Obama said flatly that the across-the-board cuts "will not happen." For weeks, administration officials have warned that the cuts would be painful, disruptive and inconvenient.
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But on Friday, Mr. Obama walked a careful line, saying the cuts would bring consequences but that the American people—and the economy—are resilient.
"This is not going to be an apocalypse, I think, as some people have said," Mr. Obama said. "It's just dumb. And it's going to hurt. It's going to hurt individual people, and it's going to hurt the economy overall."
Mr. Obama on Friday summoned to the White House four congressional leaders—Mr. McConnell, House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D., Nev.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.)—for the hourlong meeting. Mr. McConnell, afterward, said his party would remain focused on curbing spending.
Mr. Obama had until midnight Friday to notify federal agencies that he had authorized the sequester to begin, setting in motion a chain of federal, state, and local decisions that will likely play out for months.
The order instructs different branches of the government to shrink their budgets according to a specific formula. The agencies, in turn, will notify employees, contractors, and in many cases state and local governments about what the changes will mean to the federal dollars they receive. Grants, emergency unemployment benefits and other payments could be adjusted immediately. Unpaid furloughs of federal workers, however, might not begin until April, May, or even later in the year.
The White House's Office of Management and Budget said the cuts would be split in a way that would reduce the budget authority of defense programs by $42.667 billion, nondefense programs by $31.320 billion, and Medicare payments to doctors and hospitals by $11.347 billion.
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If Congress and the president could reach even a temporary cease-fire on the budget, Mr. Obama might have an opportunity to advance his other legislative goals, including an immigration overhaul and new gun-control measures. Next week, the president will pivot from the budget issues that have dominated his public appearances for weeks, and instead use his White House microphone to focus on other issues.
Congressional leaders were never close to an agreement to block or replace the $85 billion in cuts. Mr. Obama has said any sequester replacement bill must include the same amount of deficit reduction, achieved through both tax increases and spending cuts; Republicans oppose any tax increases, especially so soon after Congress in January enacted more than $600 billion in tax increases to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff.
"The discussion about revenue, in my view, is over," Mr. Boehner said after the Friday meeting. However, inside the meeting, the speaker indicated willingness to "close tax loopholes"—not to replace spending cuts but as part of a broader tax overhaul that would lower rates, according to a GOP aide briefed on the meeting.
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Anglican Group Hits Impasse on Women
The Church of England's General Synod rejected a plan to compromise over the ordination of female bishops.July 11, 2010 worldNews
Vatican Bidding to Get Anglicans to Join Its Fold
A formal structure would oversee the conversion to Roman Catholicism of Anglicans uncomfortable with their church's acceptance of female priests and openly gay bishops.October 21, 2009 worldNews
Episcopal Split as Conservatives Form New Group
Conservatives alienated over the ordination of an openly gay bishop said they would create a rival denomination.December 4, 2008 usNews
Anglican Conservatives, Rebelling on Gays, Will Form New Power Bloc
Anglican conservatives declared that they would defy the church's historic lines of authority and create a new power bloc within the church.June 30, 2008 worldNews
Church of England Names Libby Lane as First Female Bishop
Just weeks after the church authorities took the final step to reverse centuries of canon law, the church appointed the Rev. Libby Lane, a priest for 20 years, as bishop of Stockport.
December 18, 2014, Thursday
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Church of England Approves Plan Allowing Female Bishops
The archbishop of Canterbury predicted that half of the church's bishops could be women within a decade.
November 18, 2014, Tuesday
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Churches Go Green by Shedding Fossil Fuel Holdings
The sums can be modest, but religious organizations can lend a powerful moral sway to the movement to divest.
October 16, 2014, Thursday
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Give Us a Bishop in High Heels
Cheers from St. Mildred and her sisters, for the Church of England.
July 21, 2014, Monday
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Church of England Votes to Accept Women as Bishops
The vote by the church's decision-making body overturns centuries of tradition and overcomes a dispute that had undermined the unity of Anglicans.
July 15, 2014, Tuesday
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Cameron's Description of Britain as 'Christian Country' Draws an Angry Response
A prime minister's profession of faith feeds into a wider debate across Western Europe about national identity.
April 22, 2014, Tuesday
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Anglican Leader, Under Fire for Remarks, Urges Caution on Same-Sex Marriage
The archbishop of Canterbury, who earlier appeared to link gay rights to violence against Christians, spoke of mindfulness of global differences.
April 11, 2014, Friday
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Britain: Interim Vote Favors Female Bishops
The Church of England's governing body voted overwhelmingly in favor of female bishops, possibly ending a 20-year impasse.
November 21, 2013, Thursday
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Anglicans Name First Female Bishop in Ireland
The Rev. Pat Storey, 53, a married mother of two, will serve as the bishop of Meath and Kildare, in the Church of Ireland.
September 21, 2013, Saturday
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Britain's new archbishop of Canterbury presents an unusual challenge to financial predators.
August 6, 2013, Tuesday
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March 16, 2012 - The leader of the Anglican Church announces his resignation.
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Ensuring equity between women and men is the key to unleashing the full potential of communities to transform their lives. Mercy Corps addresses the unmet needs of women and girls in places where they have been marginalized and disempowered, while recognizing that it is vital to involve men and boys in the process of helping women and girls claim their equal place.
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Ethiopia: Learning how to run a business January 25, 2011
Thirty-year-old Felekech Indriss lives far out in the countryside in a village called Fuchucha, within the Konso region of Ethiopia, too far from any school where she can be educated.
Ethiopia: Saving and succeeding January 23, 2011
Within Mercy Corps' PROSPER program, the Savings and Credit Cooperative project brings much confidence to women in the Konso district of Ethiopia. Once a woman has saved a small amount of money, she is able to join the savings co-op and become eligible to apply for small business loans.
Ethiopia: Reading, finally January 22, 2011
They sit in the shade and practice writing for one hour each day, for five days a week. This is usually done in the morning, well before their daily chores begin. While they do this, their older children take care of the younger ones in order to support their mother's education.
Ethiopia: Helping Ethiopian mothers protect their children January 21, 2011
It is astonishing to know that very simple solutions exist that will protect our youngest citizens against diseases, yet so few children have access to this basic health care in countries where it is most needed.
Ethiopia: Improving health and education in Ethiopia January 20, 2011
Editor's note: Freelance photographer and Mercy Corps supporter Joni Kabana is traveling in Ethiopia and will be visiting our Empowering Ethiopian Girls for Peaceful Change initiative in the eastern part of the country.
Sudan: Out of destruction, rebuilding hope in Abyei December 28, 2010
It has been just over two and a half years since clashes between the northern Sudan Armed Forces and the southern Sudan People's Liberation Army burned Abyei town to the ground.
Central African Republic: Hadja becomes an entrepreneur December 20, 2010
Hadja had never engaged in commerce, and had never had an opportunity to generate her own income — until she joined the Mercy Corps Village Savings and Loan Association.
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It's the beginning of summer here in southern Chile. The weather is spectacular and everyone has something to be happy about. Schoolchildren look forward to the end of classes and the start of their long vacation.
Niger: Missed opportunities December 10, 2010
In Niger, although women represent more than half of the population, they are victims of all kinds of discrimination. Despite their best efforts they mostly remain poor.
Uganda: 'Staying lonely is not easy' December 8, 2010
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Jenson Button believes it was more than just the weather conditions that resulted in him losing pace in qualifying in Austin.
The McLaren had looked solid earlier in the weekend, however, when it came down to it in qualifying he was sorely lacking.
Having to deal with a blustery tail wind, Button struggled to get the most out of his McLaren.
The Brit missed the cut in Q2 by just under two-tenths to finish P13.
"I don't know what happened. I couldn't find the balance or the grip. The pace just wasn't there," he said.
"That's tough, especially when we've looked pretty quick for most of the weekend. But I don't know where our pace has gone in qualifying - it's not the first time it's happened.
"It wasn't necessarily the weather conditions - other drivers seemed to cope - although I guess it may have contributed. We'll investigate.
"It was weird though - especially when you saw that Valtteri [Bottas] could go quickest in Q1 but his team-mate couldn't even get through to Q2."
And Button's woes were compounded by his grid penalty for overtaking under red flags in Friday's first practice.
The three-place drops means he will start Sunday's grand prix from 16th place on the grid.
"My three-place grid penalty means I'll be starting 16th - that won''t be ideal, as it means I'll be starting not only from a long way back but also from the dirty side of the grid."
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UDW+ will eventually store all financial, student, HR, fundraising, and other data. From the initial planning phases of the project to the design, requirements, and functionality of the new interactive dashboards, administrators, staff, department heads, and faculty from across NYU are collaborating to ensure the University will have timely access to accurate and integrated information for making critical decisions.
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1A person who rigs or attends to the rigging of a sailing ship, aircraft, or parachute.
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- Leander Rowing club president Mark Lindstrom inspects the smashed and mangled riggers stolen from rowing boats recently after a regatta on the Buffalo River.
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Looky, looky – it's another piece of future German metal disguised to look like MC Escher on peyote. But what is it? Well, unlike the never ending back-and-forth between the A6 and/or the A8, we're certain this is the new 2011 5 Series Touring, a.k.a. a Bimmer station wagon or "Kombi" as they call 'em over in Europe. Not bad, right? Kinda lithe yet athletic at the same time. Good looking, too. And let's not forget the M versions of these puppies. Only thing is, what we think probably doesn't matter – odds are we'll never see the 5 Series Touring here in the States. Why is... Read More