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Ulster County Sheriff's deputies responded to a crash Wednesday evening in Kerhonkson. They say a Toyota Tacoma driven by Sherri Murden, 44, hit another vehicle driven by Brian Langseder.
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Over the next three years the LSO is inviting a panoply of conductors to the podium to guest conduct it in repertoire synonymous with the Orchestra. The line-up includes established conductors new to the LSO but not to London.
THOMAS DAUSGAARD is a conductor dedicated to his roots in Scandinavian music and is particularly celebrated for his interpretations of Sibelius and Nielsen. As Chief Conductor of the Swedish Chamber Orchestra and Honorary Conductor of the Danish Symphony Orchestra, he is deeply involved with learning and education projects and also works with several youth orchestras in North and South America.
NIKOLAJ ZNAIDER enjoys a successful career as a violinist and is quickly establishing his reputation as a conductor. He holds the position of Principal Guest Conductor at the Mariinsky Theatre, and has conducted many of Europe and America's major orchestras. He is heavily involved in music education projects, and is Founder and Artistic Director of the Nordic Music Academy.
JAAP VAN ZWEDEN began his career as the youngest concertmaster of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, a position in which he remained for sixteen years. His time there had a formative influence on his development and he cites the acoustic of the of the Concertgebouw hall itself as a dominant influence on his career. He is presently Artistic Director of the Hong Kong Philharmonic and Dallas Symphony Orchestras and has held the position of Chief Conductor for many major orchestras in Holland.
JAMES GAFFIGAN is Chief Conductor of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra and Principal Guest Conductor of the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic and Gürzenich orchestras. He spent three years as Associate Conductor of the San Francisco Symphony orchestra, where he assisted Music Director and LSO Principal Guest Conductor, Michael Tilson Thomas. In recent years he has made debuts at many of Europe's major opera houses and has a long-running relationship with the Glyndebourne Festival Opera.
DANIELE GATTI has established a reputation as a conductor equally at home in symphonic and operatic work. He is currently Music Director of the Orchestre National de France and has held the positions of Music Director of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Principal Guest Conductor at the Royal Opera House. He has a long-standing and fruitful relationship with the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra, with whom he has performed at the Edinburgh and Lucerne Festivals and the BBC Proms.
PABLO HERAS-CASADO is Principal Conductor of New York's Orchestra of St Luke's. The Spanish-born conductor has previously founded an early music choir, an ensemble devoted to avant-garde contemporary music and a Baroque orchestra, and names both Harry Christophers and Pierre Boulez as particularly influential mentors. His career has encompassed everything from traditional repertoire and premieres of new works to projects devoted to the revival of little-known Baroque composers.
LEONIDAS KAVAKOS, not content with being one of the most sought-after violinists performing today, now devotes an increasing amount of his career to conducting, and held the position of Artistic Director of the Camerata Salzburg between 2007–09. After enjoying glowing reviews for his UBS Soundscapes: LSO Artist Portrait performances as violin soloist in 2012, this season marks Kavakos' conducting debut with the LSO.
FABIO LUISI has enjoyed a distinguished conducting career for close to three decades, previously working as Chief Conductor of the Staatskapelle Dresden, Principal Conductor of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra and, currently, General Music Director of Zurich Opera. In 2011, after working as Principal Guest Conductor, he became Principal Conductor of the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
JONATHAN NOTT trained as a choral scholar at the University of Cambridge and in singing and flute at the RNCM, before moving to Germany, where he immersed himself in its Kapellmeister system and became a conductor. Since 2000 he has been Principal Conductor of the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra and is known particularly for his creative programmes.
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Q: When will the Chicago Teachers Union strike end?
A. No one knows for sure. But parents have two chances in the next two days to see the strike end. The union's House of Delegates could vote Tuesday afternoon to suspend it, or a judge on Wednesday could grant a city motion and halt it.
Q: If the two sides had a deal, why didn't the House of Delegates call off the strike Sunday?
A: They had the "framework'' of a deal. The delegates wanted to see more written contract language and get feedback from the teachers they represent before deciding to lift the strike. The roughly 800 delegates will have that chance at a meeting that begins at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
Q: What if delegates vote Tuesday to continue the strike?
A: Teachers will continue to picket their schools Wednesday, but also that day, a judge will consider the city's request for an injunction to halt the strike.
Q: What will the judge do Wednesday?
A: He will hold a hearing. However, he could hold off ruling for a day or two. Or, he could rule on the spot.
Q: How might he rule?
A: He could grant the city's motion for an injunction and halt the strike. He could deny the motion, allowing the strike to continue. Some experts say he could kick half the decision — about whether the union is striking over strikeable issues — over to the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board. That would leave him to rule on the city's argument that the strike qualifies as a "clear and present danger to the health or safety of the public" and therefore should be halted.
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A: Yes, but picketing would end and classes would resume.
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McLaren unveiled the new MP4-29 on Friday as speculation mounted over who will lead the team this season...
Opting for an on-line launch of their 2014 challengers, Jenson Button and Kevin Magnussen were on hand to take the covers off the new car.
The MP4-29 features the heavily dipped nose that is par for the course with the new regulations, which have again limited the height of the tip.
"We've never had such significant new regulations before; reacting to them, and managing those changes, while still pushing the performance limits, has been an extremely tough job," said MD Jonathan Neale.
""We've been relatively pragmatic about it. We know that the need for consistency initially outweighs the need for performance - the winter tests won't be about chasing set-up or refining the car; the envelope of performance is likely to be so wide, and so relatively unknown, that the winter - and to some extent the opening races - will be about understanding the operational boundaries of the car as best we can.
"To achieve this, we need a consistent platform - one that responds positively to changes. Moreover, the work of the engineers and designers to understand and interpret trackside data will be more important than before. That's because this year, more than ever, will come down to a development race: I don't necessarily think you can expect the car that wins the opening race to be the car that leads the championship charge, something we've often seen in the past.
"No, it will be all about a team's ability to react and respond. We already have an update package that we're readying for race one, and we're discovering new things in the 'tunnel, or in CFD, all the time. Once we start track testing, I think you'll see an intense throughput of ideas and concepts - that's the nitty-gritty that will win or lose the World Championship."
But while the car had its moment, the big question is who will be the McLaren team boss.
With Lotus confirming Eric Boullier's departure on Friday morning, the Frenchman is now the favourite to head to Woking and take over from Martin Whitmarsh.
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"To prevail" is the end state; to "win". Whether placed in harm's way by occupation or by the wrongful actions of another, the goal of training must be to come out as the victor. What that victory looks like is highly situational--taking an objective without loss, stopping an active shooter, or making it home to one's family--but the basic skills used to get to those results have quite a bit in common.
The problem with preparing for armed conflict is that there are many, many variables in situation and in the physiological aspects which may help or hinder our response. The required speed and accuracy, as well as where we are with respect to initiative, define the fight…and the physiological response mechanisms of the human body add more variables in tailoring our response. The situational and physiological factors faced by the assaulter on a direct action mission are not exactly the same as those faced by someone robbed at knifepoint on the way out of a theater. However, "Training in techniques that work when we are at the most disadvantaged points on those continuums with room for problem solving responses when we are at our best," defines our approach to being ready to respond, in any situation.
Things that look great on a square range might not serve as well when the bad guy gets a vote. Ingraining those "immediate action" responses that can be counted on to work reliably under stress may not win us style points, but it can keep us alive. Training under the best stress simulations that we can devise within the confines of a course brings a greater capacity to perform when the stress is real.
Reality in training also considers that what we do to complicate our adversary's side of the equation may be as important, or even more important, than what we do to solve our own side.
Correct repetition of appropriate techniques to the point of automatic execution is the key. A technique must be learned that is able to be performed while we're running on stem power…tired, hungry, wet, cold, beaten, bloodied, or broken. Then, the technique must be performed correctly many times and performed correctly under stress many times. The more ingrained our core skills are, the more capacity we have available for solving problems, communicating, and executing our tactics, whatever they may be.
Smooth execution is efficient, fast, and repeatable. Limits must be pushed from time to time in order to increase speed and make those incremental gains, but not at the expense of proper execution. When personal boundaries are pushed, improvement occurs—but only if the point at which control degrades is recognized and acknowledged. Failing in a hurry is still failing, but pushing to and acknowledging the ragged edge of personal limitations in training makes us more likely to succeed when it counts; performing tasks quickly, but correctly.
We must hit what we need to hit, and probably hit it more than once. The degree of precision with which the fundamentals of marksmanship must be applied varies with distance, target size, and movement. The essential elements to "get the hits" across the continuum of required accuracy must be understood and ingrained. These methods of acquiring an aiming solution that work across the various portions of this continuum must be applied appropriately, and learned through repetition.
Getting effective hits in the minimum required time is generally the desired goal. There is a continuum here, and hits must come as fast as they can without losing the necessary precision. Misses do not bring victory, no matter how fast they are fired. On the other side of the spectrum, if a hit cannot be made in the required time…the result will be equally undesirable.
No matter the skill level, there are lessons to be learned that will improve performance. From the most fundamental level of learning to the most advanced, Magpul Dynamics has something for everyone. The more we find and defeat our failure points in training, the less they will surface in conflict. How well are manipulations ingrained? How capable is the shooter in the reactive as well as the proactive side of the initiative continuum? Do current techniques melt in the crucible of stress? Are there issues with non-standard positions or movement that have not been considered? In all levels of Dynamics training, find out what works, what doesn't, where you are, and where you can be.
Starting with the first minutes in a Dynamics course, solid fundamentals are the order of the day. Teaching Mindset, Manipulations, Marksmanship, and Movement techniques that work as well at the highest levels of conflict as they do for the first time shooter on a square range only makes sense. Of course, there are tips and techniques that come in only at the higher levels of instruction, but the fundamentals are the same…they just get applied in increasingly demanding environments and under increasingly demanding standards of performance. The videos are a place to start, but things have evolved—Magpul Dynamics continually pushes the boundaries and questions establishment. See what is new and be surprised at the proficiency you can achieve by signing up for a Dynamics class, today.
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Before unleashing their speed, cheetahs use exceptionally keen eyesight to scan their grassland environment for signs of prey—especially antelope and hares. This big cat is a daylight hunter that benefits from stealthy movement and a distinctive spotted coat that allows it to blend easily into high, dry grasses.
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I'm still not entirely convinced that that's not some horrible typo and it there's hasn't actually been a fifty point swing in approval ratings.
I'm still not entirely convinced that that's not some horrible typo and it there's hasn't actually been a fifty point swing in approval ratings.
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
Our MD is seeing opportunity despite the debate over the boom coming to an end:
Some good stats (capital investment in the resources sector):
93-99: 40 billion
99-05: 20 billion
05-11: 166 billion
Since 2011 and projected ahead 3-5 years:
Best case: 443 billion
Worst case: 252 billion.
It's a bit **** with Olympic Dam, as we like every company in SA have had to cut back. We've lost 3 engineers and 20 fitter/sparkies/welders etc who had 2 years of solid work to deliver. WA will take up the slack for now.Current Market/Opportunities Despite general media talk of the resources boom coming to an end, the real situation is that Australia still has a record investment in resources projects approved and yet to be spent, about $250 Billion. As it is the country will find it hard to execute this many projects in the next 3-5 years, let alone more new ones, so the steam coming off the market might actually help balance supply and demand for materials and labour in the Australian economy as far as resource projects go.
the boom isn't over it, just like everyone else, doesn't want to go to SA
it's only been 6 months give it some time before calling it broken
I wonder if Anthony Mason opened a file when he provided John Kerr with advice in the months leading up to the Dismissal...
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Built in 1954, this updated four-bedroom, two-bathroom home at 216 Cottage Blvd. in Hicksville is on the market for $489,000. "It's a totally renovated, dormered ranch with new framing, insulation, Sheetrock and wiring," says co-listing agent Christopher Hubbard of ReMax Central Properties (516-731-2700). "It is a complete new exterior, with newer siding, windows and a new blacktop driveway with...Read more »
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Newsday LI Home editor Valerie Kellogg appeared on News 12 Long Island Tuesday night, as she does every Tuesday night around 7:15, to talk about high-end Long Island homes.
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On a long list of amenities, you can check off underground tunnel for this Sands Point estate, which is on the market for $4.975 million. When the 7,700-square-foot manse was built on a 2-acre lot in 2007, the owners incorporated a lighted underground tunnel with a marble floor into the design.
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Let There Be Fashion, Down with Art ironically inverts the Latin saying: "Let there be art, down with fashion," thus announcing the end of traditional art. Here the rational world of science and industry have gone awry: the prints display a diagrammatic drawing technique, nonsensical equations, ineffectual measuring instruments, and a dysfunctional system of plumbs and weights. The portfolio also marks the first appearance of the artist's assumed Dada identity, "Dadamax ERNST," which supplants the artist's signature on the second sheet. The fourth image in the sequence is inscribed with the words "DaDa NoBis," and below, "PACIS" written backwards—a play on the Latin hymn Dona Nobis Pacem (Give us peace).
A major figure in both the German Dada and French Surrealist movements, Max Ernst was a prolific and experimental printmaker who used printing as a means of going beyond painting. Between 1912 and 1974, he made more than five hundred lithographs, etchings, and linoleum cuts, many of which appeared as book illustrations.
In Let There Be Fashion, Down with Art, Ernst's first major print project, he mapped out many of the motifs of his later work and also paid homage to the imaginary tableaux of Giorgio de Chirico. In a revolt against Expressionist printmaking, Ernst drew elements culled from commonplace printed advertisements onto a lithographic stone using a gestureless mechanical line. The anti-art sentiment reflected in this style, and the phrase "Down with Art," express the spirit of both nihilism and nonsense that was a pervasive aspect of Dada activities in Cologne at the time.
Encouraged by Surrealist poet Paul Éluard, Ernst moved from Cologne to Paris in 1922. Exploring the practice of many painters and poets who wished to plumb the unconscious as a source for their art, Ernst experimented with the semiautomatic process of frottage—rubbings made from textured objects or surfaces. The patterns and textures generated by such rubbings were the starting point for his images, as seen in the portfolio Histoire Naturelle.
Ernst also collaborated with poets, including André Breton, Tristan Tzara, and others, by providing illustrations for their texts. In 1929 he made his first "collage novel," incorporating a technique central to his experiments with the effects of chance. He created a series of collages with imagery culled from nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century pulp novels, scientific journals, and natural-history magazines and arranged them in a sequence as pages. He then printed these collages by photomechanical means to transform them into the seamless images he desired. Like popular serial stories, Ernst released Une Semaine de bonté in the form of five consecutive volumes that evoke erotic violence and intrigue, as well as humor.
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11th February 2014
Birmingham Museums presents a series of enlightening and educational exhibitions and events commemorate the First World War. Discover the integral role the people of Birmingham played in the war efforts and the immense breadth of involvement from diverse community groups in the city
To commemorate the First World War, throughout 2014 and beyond, Birmingham Museums will be hosting a series of events, exhibitions and activities encouraging visitors to discover the vital role the people of Birmingham played in the war efforts. Through displays of artefacts, photos, letters and other personal items, visitors can explore the real stories and memories of those involved in the war. In addition, there will be a programme of adult talks, drama performances and workshops, allowing all ages to remember the vast impact the war had on families in the city.
At Blakesley Hall, a new exhibition 'Tom, Frank and May' opens 12 April 2014. This exhibition introduces visitors to Thomas Merry and his wife Elizabeth who lived in Blakesley Hall from 1901 - 1932. Like many families at the time, the couple's children (Tom, Frank and May) all played a part in the struggle of the First World War, but in very different ways. Tom joined up with the Army Service Corps (responsible for many of the logistics of the army), Frank was part of the Artists Rifles, and May worked in a military hospital in France. Through video, photographs, medals and letters from the family's archive, visitors to Blakesley Hall can discover the true effect of the war on one family.
From 14 June 2014, the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter will be displaying 'An Adaptable Trade' exhibition, which will include displays of artefacts, posters, photographs and stories about the recruitment of soldiers from the Jewellery Quarter, look the changing role of women in the industry during war years, and the local employment of ex-soldiers disabled through war injuries. In addition, in September 2014, there will be a series of special promenade drama performances in the historic setting of the Smith & Pepper factory, giving visitors a chance to meet war heroes and gain a unique insight into the changing trade of the Jewellery Quarter during the war.
These exhibitions and events at Blakesley Hall and the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter have been made possible thanks to a £10,000 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
An exhibition entitled 'Soldier's Stories: Birmingham and the Royal Regiment' will open at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery 2 August 2014. The exhibition brings together personal items, medals and correspondence belonging to men who fought throughout Europe and further a field in the Royal Warwickshire Regiment. In addition, throughout 2014, Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery will be holding a series of gallery tours in the Birmingham History Galleries, focussing on Birmingham and the home front, in particular the role of industry, the effect the war had on families in Birmingham, an its legacy on the city.
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Cycle lights proposal in Sydney
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/n ... 5974671979
Under a proposal from the powerful State Government StaySafe committee, cyclists would have their own green traffic signals to get a head start over vehicles - similar to lights currently in use for government buses.
It would be good to get a few more votes.
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Something to benefit cyclists? Whats going on?!
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Nothing new about that one
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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I wonder how much that study cost into the bleeding obvious (I'm talking about StaySafe not IP's comment).
"Airbags to protect cyclists", how about just avoiding the whole collision to begin with by looking where they are piloting the 2 tonne of mass they have around them?
I could agree with you, but then we would both be wrong.
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My thoughts exactly Oxford.
Also I'm not so sure how I feel about separate traffic lights for bikes. It seems an unnecessary expensive, wasted down time for traffic flow at an intersection (of all types). Melbourne has them in a few spots, I don't see the advantages personally.
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I just couldn't bring myself to vote "yes" in the poll, because it was actually asking two questions. I think the 30Kph CBD speed limit is a good idea, and not just for cyclists but pedestrians too. I think giving cyclists their own traffic lights isn't a good idea. I'd much rather see those funds diverted to road widening, road user education, bike paths that actually go somewhere useful etc.
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Cycling is sometimes like bobbing for apples in a bucket full of dicks. - SydGuy
Re: Cycle lights proposal in Sydney
I'd prefer they spent the money on educating motorists and cyclists instead.
I don't really think cyclists need their own light sequence.
Re: Cycle lights proposal in Sydney
Happy to pay the $20 rego (hey that's my daily parking rate!) if it shuts up the clowns in the Daily Terror forum (fat chance of that happening).
Jeez, this city is full of whingers.
Amateur oenologist and green-friendly commuter.
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I went down the Union St bike path yesterday, it was green for the normal street for straight ahead but red for bikes. Say What? They have to get the signalling right first and make them consistenty - right now they are appallingly crap
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The approach taken in some European cities is to actively encourage and give advantage to cyclists eg. the 'green wave' of traffic lights for 20kmh traffic in Copenhagen, shortened traffic light sequences to keep cyclists moving in Amsterdam.
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Even 'bicycle-only' through roads
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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Really, you care that much what they think? Besides, it will not make any difference. The idiots who actually try and run people off the road etc are probably sociopaths anyway (no, I am not kidding) so cannot be appeased whatever you do. Other people might beep their horn etc, but, to paraphrase drubie, I take this as an opportunity to educate by extending my middle finger.
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If I did I'd be posting in that forum I'm just trying to place the Randwick Council proposed rego of $20 into context. Bondi daily parking rate is much more than that. My point is, $20 is a drop in the ocean in terms of rego. Commuting to city saves me on parking, fuel, time etc. If contributing an annual $20 rego means more improved cycling infrastructure etc then happy to pay that amount.
DT just encapsulates the bigoted yellow journalism in this country.
Amateur oenologist and green-friendly commuter.
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Then again you could actually just read the proposal which was reported a month ago... and see they requested it be TRIALLED in APPROPRIATE PLACES.
http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/Prod/p ... our%29.pdf
Preceding this was the call for Bike Boxes at traffic lights to stop cars from turning left over the top of cyclists, so it puts it in greater perspective that cyclists filter forward, park in the bike box & then go on their green.
Sorta what happens now, but just marked out.
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By the looks of the photo, the rider is turning right out of Oxford st onto college st
And if that's the case then he is trying to get ahead of the traffic so he doesn't get swashed. Though I don't know if the cycle path is finished.
So this picture is actually supporting the need for the 'cycle first' lights
However it is typical minority group bashing, where the actions of an individual are portrayed to represent the entire minority group.
A 30kph speed limit is badly needed in Sydney CBD, the number of pedestrians hit by cars is excessive. True in most cases it is the pedestrian venturing onto the roadway unsafely, but tell that to the kids who have lost a mother or father
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sorry - but unless i see a red light - then he didnt cross on the red.
Odd how the red light somehow didnt make it into the photo
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I drove into the city yesterday afternoon as EldestofMany had a performance at the Town Hall. I don't think I got over 30km/h after I left the Harbour Bridge anyway. What's the fuss?
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Exactly! I reckon Melbourne CBD should have a 40 kmh, or even 30 kmh speed limit. Most people wouldn't notice any difference. But it would rein in the tossers who try the old 'drag race to the next red' trick.
Riding bikes in traffic - what seems dangerous is usually safe; what seems safe is often more dangerous.
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I take that intersection on many mornings and there'll be at least one rider ignoring the red light through each light cycle during peak hours, without fail. And those riders often threaten and squeeze rule abiding pedestrians who are crossing the road. That's a reality.
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Valid point, from where the photographer was standing, the light couldn't be seen. Could be that the traffic didn't turn right as the street was gridlocked and the cyclist was turning into the new cycleway.
However the caption is saying that the cyclist was bumping the red and unfortunately true or false, most readers will read "guilty until proven innocent"
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From the looks of the photo, if he did go on the red, it's only the half a second before the that light actually went green ... the cars behind are already across the line and moving as well, so he couldn't have been that far ahead. Knowing that light phase, cars have just had finished turning right from Wentworth Ave onto Oxford St. By getting out in front of the cars into the intersection, you are well in view of all traffic, and can make it to the start of the College St cycleway before the cars start jostling for position in the drag down College St to Park St (2 lanes turns into one lane for those continuing straight along College St).
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I doubt $20 wil make a positive difference, besides the fact that the system that handles the registration has to be funded I doubt that there is anything left at all of those 20.
And like someone said before, some just can't be appeased whatever you do, they wil say WHAT , only $20 that is way too low...
And before you know it the 20 wil be increased....
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Sorry sogood... as "valid" as your opinions are, they're opinions - and we have a HUGE go at people for asserting theirs as "facts" like the above.
(no having a go, but pointing out a little of our double standards)
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I would rather a concerted effort to either dedicate corridors, or a concerted effort to improve motorist/cyclist interaction in regular lanes, rather than maximising the benefits for left passing or outright lane splitting by riders, and therefore maximising the usage of something which should in fact be used sparingly.
It encourages cyclists to move closely past drivers, and therefore makes drivers used to the idea the cyclists and cars should be interacting closely, when I'd really prefer it if they stayed the **** away from me, and I'm happy to do them the return favour of not re-blocking them after each intersection as a gift for that space.
If we have separate traffic cycles for cyclists, they should be there for cycle corridors to move.
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The $20 is a furphy anyway - just another spurious argument from the irrational anti-cycling brigade. Our hospital system is already overcrowded with obese, diabetic (type 2) people who didn't get enough exercise. Cost-benefit argument is in favour of cyclists but people would rather side on irrationality. *sighs*
Amateur oenologist and green-friendly commuter.
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The problem with the current Kent St/King St/Union St cycleways is that cyclists already get their own traffic light phase - and the green phase is diabolically shorter than anything reasonable in order to put cyclists in last place behind motor vehicles and pedestrians.
I'd just like to be treated like an equal to cars. I'd be happy to see cyclists given the same green phase as cars, with the cars obligated to give way when turning across the bicycle lanes - just as cars must give way to vehicles in a lane they wish to cross.
While bicycle boxes might have made it on the Staysafe recommendations list (and into the Aus Road Rules), there aren't any in the CBD - but they would probably do more to promote cyclists safety than all of Clover's half-baked bi-directional cycle lanes.
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DOVER — Tim Granfield, who grew up on Mineral Park Drive in subsidized housing, will soon be the Dover Housing Authority's newest commissioner, hoping to give thanks to the community that led him to achieve his dreams.
"It's a light commitment, but it is what you make of it," Granfield said, who will be replacing John E. Pike, Ph.D, who resigned in November. "I'm really looking forward to it."
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I want to share with you the following news I received from Brad Luna and Trevor Thomas at HRC in Washington D.C.
The Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) civil rights organization, lauded Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler today for his sound legal opinion in analyzing Maryland's marriage comity laws.
"Although today's long-awaited opinion by Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler won't erase many of the inequalities same-sex couples in Maryland face, it is certainly a positive development on the road to marriage equality," said Human Rights Campaign President Joe Solmonese. "Today's opinion by the Maryland Attorney General only continues to further highlight the burdensome patchwork of unequal laws same-sex couples face across the country. With every step that is taken in the progress towards full equality, it becomes more and more obvious that separate is not equal and marriage by any other name is not marriage."
Maryland may join New York in providing marriage rights to same-sex couples married out of jurisdiction while not issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples within the state. The Attorney General's opinion explains that the state may recognize out of jurisdiction marriages either through legislation enacted by the Maryland General Assembly, through a decision of the Court of Appeals, or by state agencies. With Washington, D.C. poised to begin accepting marriage applications from same-sex couples on March 3, 2010, when the Congressional review period ends, recognition of same-sex marriages will have a significant practical meaning for many same-sex couples in Maryland.
At this time, five states recognize marriage for same-sex couples under state law: Massachusetts, Connecticut, Iowa, Vermont, and New Hampshire. Five states—California, New Jersey, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada—plus Washington, D.C. provide same-sex couples with access to the state level benefits and responsibilities of marriage, through either civil unions or domestic partnerships.
Hawaii, Colorado, Maine, Maryland and Wisconsin provide same-sex couples with limited rights and benefits. New York, and Washington, D.C. recognize marriages of same-sex couples validly entered into outside of the jurisdiction. California recognized marriage by same-sex couples between June and November of 2008, before voters approved Proposition 8, which purports to amend the state constitution to prohibit marriage equality. Couples married during that window remain married under California law, but all other same-sex couples can only receive a domestic partnership within the state. The state will recognize out of state same-sex marriages that occurred before November 5, 2008 as marriages and those that occurred on or after November 5, 2008 as domestic partnerships. The Proposition 8 vote has been challenged in federal court; a decision is not expected any time soon.


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