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This was by far the highlight of my eighth grade year! They made learning a fun and memorable experience. Even better, I got to enjoy this with all of my closest friends and schoolmates. Thanks for an amazing experience!
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Washington D.C. Student Travel
Visit our Nations Capitol with your students on our tour of Washington, D.C. Educate your students about the history of our country's founders and the requirements of policymakers with visits to educational sites in our nation's capital. The perfect tour for teachers and students interested in history and government. What better way to convince your students that government isn't a spectator sport than to immerse them in the lively political and cultural life of our nation's magnificent capital? Come explore the grand monuments that are at once inspiring and humbling. Discover the political and historical significance of the city's architecture and memorials, and see our government in action.
Let our experienced trip leaders weave the story of our nation's founding during daily excursions, and engage your students in discussions about democracy and the interaction of our three branches of government. Help your students appreciate the challenges we have faced in the past, and continue to confront today. Enjoy some of our greatest cultural treasures, most renowned museums, and moving historical sites. There has never been a more important time to visit our capital and to instill in our young people an understanding of government.
Sample Itinerary:
- Day 1 - D.C.
Arrive in Washington D.C., meet with EDT's Licensed 24 Hour Trip Leader(s). Our Trip Leaders are available to entertain your students with a historic tour of Washington D.C. There is flexibility if at anytime you as the trip organizer would like to interject or take over. Your trip leader with be with you at all times to verify reservations and prepare for arrival times.
Mount Vernon - What better way is there for students to understand the importance of President George Washington than to walk in his footsteps at his home! Your group will arrive with questions about Washington's role in the founding of our country. They will leave with answers and a memorable experience integral to their Washington, D.C. journey. You'll have the chance to pay your respects to our nation's first president and the original "first" lady at Washington's tomb and explore the beautiful grounds that overlook the Potomac River. >>Read More
Smithsonian Museums - (Teacher's Choice) The Smithsonian museums are the most widely visible part of the United States' Smithsonian Institution and consist of nineteen museums and galleries as well as the National Zoological Park. Seventeen of these collections are located in Washington D.C., with eleven of those located on the National Mall. >>Read More
Evening Monuments & Memorials Tour - When the sun goes down, Washington turns into a different city. Enjoy the sights and sounds of this truly magnificent city's anecdotes and historical information Experience the beauty and awe of our country's most stirring monuments in a whole new way... by moonlight. Your students will be transported to many of the city's most famous sights, while enjoying the tranquil night and amazing monuments.
- Day 2 - D.C.
Metro Day experience D.C. like no other. Students will have a hands-on urban experience of Washington's ingenious metro system. This is a great way to get students off the tour bus and truly feel the sights as a local.
Library of Congress - The Library of Congress is the nation's oldest federal cultural institution and serves as the research arm of Congress. It is also the largest library in the world, with millions of books, recordings, photographs, maps and manuscripts in its collections. >>Read More
Supreme Court The four-story building was designed in a classical style sympathetic to the surrounding buildings of the Capitol complex and Library of Congress by architect Cass Gilbert, and is clad in marble quarried chiefly in Vermont. The building includes space for the courtroom, justices' chambers and an extensive law library >>Read More
US Capitol Tour - The Capitol is among the most architecturally impressive and symbolically important buildings in the world. The Senate and the House of Representatives have met here for more than two centuries. Begun in 1793, the Capitol has been built, burnt, rebuilt, extended, and restored; today, it stands as a monument not only to its builders but also to the American people and their government. >>Read More
Embassy Row - Embassy Row is the informal name for a street or area of a city in which embassies and other diplomatic installations are concentrated. Perhaps the best-known of these is in Washington, D.C., the capital of the United States. This tour encompasses the global artery of Washington, D.C.
Whitehouse Photo - There's not a more historical building in Washington, D.C. such as the Whitehouse, located on Pennsylvania Avenue. It's a great opportunity for students to take a photo with friends and keep as a memory.
More Evening Monuments & Memorials - The beauty of running tours with EDT is flexibility. You as an educator can choose which monuments and memorials you would like to see by priority. We can assist you with acheiving your goal by planning with our Trip Leader in advance to accomodate for a smooth tour.
- Day 3 - D.C.
National Archives - The Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights and the 1297 Magna Carta are displayed in the main chamber of the Archives, which is called the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom. As one of the most influential and historic destinations, students will be awed by this historic place that features the richness of America. >>Read More
Ford's Theatre & Petersen House - Explore Ford's Theatre Museum and discovers Lincoln's life in Washington DC, the struggle for a united country, and the motivation behind Abraham Lincoln's tragic Assassination. >>Read More
Holocaust Museum - A living memorial to the Holocaust, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum inspires citizens and leaders worldwide to confront hatred, promote human dignity, and prevent genocide. >>Read More
Smithsonian Museums - The Smithsonian museums are the most widely visible part of the United States' Smithsonian Institution and consist of nineteen museums and galleries as well as the National Zoological Park. Seventeen of these collections are located in Washington D.C., with eleven of those located on the National Mall. You will have a choice of which museums you would like to attend. >>Read More
Meet with State Representative* - Upon written request, you and your students have an opportunity to meet with your state's representative. It provides an inside look at your local and state government. Not only do they engage your students, but they provide a detailed job description of their position.
- Day 4 - D.C.
- Bureau of Printing & Engraving Located in the heart of the Nation's Capital, the BEP's Washington, DC Tour and Visitor Center is a great place to learn all about U.S. paper currency. You can see millions of dollars being printed as you walk along the gallery overlooking the production floor. Included in this tour, is an introductory film and gallery tour of the production process. >>Read More
International Spy Museum - Is one of the most dynamic, educational and enjoyable experiences in the Washington, DC area. It amazes students with its James Bond-like gadgets and history. Archiving years of historic espionage materials, it's a fun place to visit. >>Read More
Smithsonian Museums (Teacher's Choice) - On this day, you will have an opportunity to plan which museums you would like to explore with your students. There are several options to choose from; just ask one of our Educational Program Directors and they will provide you detailed descriptions to each museum and its educational influence.
Washington Monument stands tall with historic pride which was built between 1848 and 1884 as a tribute to George Washington's military leadership from 1775-1783 during the American Revolution.It is one of the most visited destinations in Washington, D.C. and is a great opportunity for a group photo.
- Day 5 - D.C.
- Hotel Check-out - As the trip starts to wind down, students will have a light day on the last day of the trip.
Mount Vernon or Gunston Hall - Mount Vernon, located near Alexandria, Virginia, was the plantation home of the first President of the United States, George Washington. Gunston Hall is the home of George Mason, author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights and one of our founding fathers.
Udvar Hazy Air and Space Museum displays the thousands of aviation and space artifacts that cannot be exhibited on the National Mall. Everything from airplanes, space shuttles and more can be seen at this rich-with-education, museum.
Depart for Home
- Day 6
- Visit Colonial Williamsburg - Give an 18th-century revolutionary adventure to your class. Experience a colonial city and meet the citizens who helped build a nation. Colonial Williamsburg offers a variety of ways for groups to explore the 301-acre Historic Area. You will have a chance to visit world-class museums, and discover something new about the creation of America.
Jamestown Settlement - America's first permanent English colony in Virginia was established in 1607 – 13 years before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth in Massachusetts – sparked a series of cultural encounters that helped shape the nation and the world. The government, language, customs, beliefs and aspirations of these early Virginians are all part of the United States' heritage today. This historic site is a great way to open the minds of young students.
Historic Yorktown - Take your classroom back in time and meet with costumed locals that presents how life was lived. Students enjoy asking questions and connecting with your curriculum through the living history presenters.
Depart for Home
- Minimum 35 paying participants on each bus; 1:15 complimentary traveler
- Some destinations require pre-approval or a written letter from your institution
- Payment plans; as low as $150/mo
- Early Registration discounts available
Educational Discovery Tours has been helping educators enhance their curriculum through educational student travel. We focus on all grade-level travel including our 8th Grade East Coast Educational Tours for middle schools across the US.
All of our tours utilize quality air conditioned Charter Buses to ensure a safe and comfortable experience.
Overnight Camp at Pamplin Historical Park
National Museum of the Civil War Soldier
National Archives
Sports Venues
National Museum of the American Indian
Historical re-enactment of Patrick Henry
Live theatrical performance
Trip Inclusions:
Round trip air transportation
Deluxe motorcoach transportation while touring
Driver gratuity
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quad/triple occupancy students, double adults
Breakfasts, Dinners, taxes and gratuities
24-hour-a-day Trip Leader on each coach
All admissions and taxes
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Local group wants El Pasoans to be 'Digital Ambassadors' for the Sun City
El Paso, TX (KTSM) — They mystery behind the 'So Good' billboards has been revealed and now a local group wants to invite all El Pasoans to becoming 'digital ambassadors' for the city.
For month's 'So Good' billboards have been adorning city streets in simple black and white with no explanation. On Monday, the Greater El Paso Strategic Communications Task Force revealed the billboard's entire message - "El Paso. It's All Good."
The Task Force says the message is their way of getting all residents excited about the Sun City. "We had to recruit El Pasoans to be excited about themselves, be excited about El Paso and allow them to tell the story," Bill Blaziek, a member of the Greater El Paso Strategic Communications Task Force explained.
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I had to explain to Sophie today that sometimes people cry because they are really, really happy.
One of our neighbors is a backyard beekeeper. He has 5 colonies. One of those colonies decided to escape to the top of another neighbor's tree. It was big news on our block yesterday.
Sophie got to see the swarm up close through some fancy binoculars/telescope that a neighbor set up, and she tasted honey straight from their honeycomb. We had to leave the excitement to go pick up Mathis from preschool. When we got back, Sophie said she had to do something important in the house. I thought she had to go to the bathroom.
While I showed Mathis the bees, Sophie came running out of the house with this very simple drawing that showed how the problem needed to be solved (the bees flying back into their bee hive box). She held it up to the tree so the bees could see it. Such a simple little thing, but it made it one of those my-daughter-is-amazing-and-our-neighbors-are-awesome kind of days.
Also, sunny summer weather is magic.
**Update: Our neighbor gave Sophie a piece of honeycomb to bring into class, and she gave a presentation about the bees. Sophie said her classmates had lots of questions at the end. I told her that was a sign she gave a great talk. :)
I get it now. Why everyone around here has been to Hawaii (and Maui in particular) and keeps going back. Now that we're West Coasters, we decided to do what West Coasters do and get a taste of paradise ourselves. So, right in the middle of a wicked ice storm, and Portland's biggest snowstorm in 10 years or something, we escaped!
Escape indeed. It was 10 days of wonderfulness on Maui's southern coast. With 500 pictures taken and many memorable moments, I'll spare you ALL the details and boil it down to 20-something pictures and a top 10 list:
1. It was like a sibling hugfest the whole time. I love how much they bonded.
2. It is warm enough to wear nothing more than a bathing suit from dawn to dusk.
3. A mama and baby whale hung out right by the side of our whale watching boat. Brought tears to my eyes.
4. Lewis and I took turns stand-up paddle boarding out over the reef. We looked down to see fish swimming around the coral, and we both ran into sea turtles swimming on the surface. No sharks, thank goodness. (We found out later that a shark had bitten into a paddle board the day we arrived.)
5. Hearing the ocean while we slept. Eating dinner on our lanai while watching whales jump was pretty awesome, too.
6. Plumeria. It's my new favorite flower. Leis smell even more amazing than they look.
7. Makena Beach and Golf Resort swept us off our feet the moment we arrived. The nicest place we've ever stayed (we loved the whole Wailea area, too). My favorite beach was Keawakapu because it was beautiful and the waves were mellow. We spent the majority of our vacation at a condo in Kihei, but we continued to spend our days in Makena/Wailea. Can we retire there?!
8. Mango daiquiris. What a wonderful treat at Pacific 'O in Lahaina. I waited until our last day in Hawaii to have one. Why did I want so long?!
9. Splashing in the waves with Sophie. It was nice to be "fun mom." I don't think I ever turned down an invitation from her to play in the water. Well, maybe once when I just wanted a few minutes to bask in the sun. :)
10. Knowing we'll be back.
Oh, and 1 more ... THAT PARROT. Baaaahhhh!*
* inside family joke
This blog may not show much of a glimpse into our everyday life anymore, but it does show how pathetically far behind I am when it comes to documenting important milestones. It's proof that I'm just barely holding everything together!
Our little Swede turned 6 on January 25. And here I am on February 25 writing about it.
Despite a bout of bronchitis, our girl had a pretty great day surrounded by her new Kindergarten friends. And I survived hosting the princessy event, complete with handmade lace crowns (thanks, Pinterest).
One day in the Fall, one of the moms from Sophie's class that I'm friends with asked me if I was a runner. "No. I used to be." Right around that time, I went back to UVA for a sports reunion weekend (I ran track at UVA). These two moments fueled kind of a crazy idea: to return to Track & Field and compete in Masters Track events.
My crazy training plan started in early November. I've been working with Nike since the summer, so I joined the Nike Track team on Tuesdays for a track workout. Although I felt incredibly out of shape and slow after 20+ years of no real running, it felt great! I jumped back in with both feet, and quickly developed an overuse injury in my left ankle. Then I got back on track and tweaked my hamstring racing my husband on the beach. I started to wonder if this was such a great idea.
On Tuesday, that thought reverberated through my whole body as I prepared for my first track race in 21 years, and the first time racing the 300-meter dash in probably more like 25 years. Yet, although I was terrified, I was also incredibly curious. What would it be like after all these years? How could I sprint after all these years? What are the kids wearing these days?
I walked into the University of Portland's Chiles Center for its open track event, Tuesday Night at the Races, to familiar sights, smells and sounds. Sports cream. Warm-up routines. Start guns going off. It all came back, except I felt clueless. When should I start warming up? Should I start in blocks or standing? At age 43, I had no team or track coach to tell me what to do. So my warm-up was like a combination of running drills and nervous pacing.
Then it was my time to run. The women's 300m was divided into 5 or 6 heats, and I was seeded in heat 3. I looked around, and I was the only one over the age of 20. I wonder if these high schoolers knew they were racing against a mom of two!
The gun went off, and I made up the stagger pretty quickly and was in the lead. I had no idea how far ahead I was. I just ran my mama butt off and hoped I could keep it up and cross the finish line first. And I did! I felt like a grey-haired badass. My time of 49.23 placed me somewhere in the middle of the pack.
I didn't really care how I placed. I did it. I didn't chicken out. I didn't pull a hamstring. I didn't chicken out! And it was a lot of fun to boot.
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According to Kelly Diels (owner of Cleavage, a blog about sex, money and meaning) inspiration is fickle. It's a friend with benefits for copywriters. Something that rarely comes, except maybe each six weeks. So copywriters must find inspiration in the mundane. Something beautiful can be found in a grocery list, an email to a friend, a bank lineup, or an SMS message. Ideas from everyday experiences are what Diels says to use for putting together brilliant copy. We all lead lives with responsibilities. Some of us are mothers, wives, workers. "Prisoners can still write brilliant poetry between beatings." she says
But Diels had more than that to offer during the two hour Red Shoe Blogger Writing Workshop I took July 2010 in downtown Vancouver.
Getting to the workshop on time was exciting.
I woke up at 4 a.m. and my husband and I packed our camping gear and kids into our F350 Diesel one-tonne truck and headed to Vancouver from Vernon. We were going to the island with our seven and nine year old boys for a holiday, anyway, so the workshop was a couldn't-miss opportunity.
A quick stop for breakfast at Denny's in Kamloops was a nice relief, but then I quickly realized that getting to the workshop on time would be tight. Over the Coquihalla highway we flew, with the kids asking, "How long 'til we get there?" about every half an hour. When we got stuck in a construction traffic jam in Surrey, I thought for sure I wouldn't make the one o'clock workshop at all. Traffic over the Port Mann bridge turtled along. We wound our way along Hastings, an area known to be populated with homeless, mostly heroin drug users. My kids were fascinated with the "Hobos." I have no idea where they got that word. We reiterated to them in our most serious parenting voices, "Never try those little white candies with the faces on them, or you'll end up here."
Finally, success. We arrived at the corner of Hastings and Cambie. My husband circled the block once so he could figure out exactly the right place to drop me off. (He takes care of me.) "I don't think I'll be able to park the truck here with all the camping gear in the back if we want to come back to any of it." he said. I said, "I've got my phone. I'll text you when the workshop is done. Are you going to be okay with the kids?" "we'll be fine." he said. I slipped into the Black Block building for a rich experience that will forever change my perspective about copy writing, words, language and memoirs.
The Black Block building was modern, clean and contemporary. Glass and granite, juxtaposed with brick and rod iron. A stark contrast from the down-the-street scene of needles, shopping carts, dirty faces and desperation.
I was late, but Kelly addressed me by name. "Hi Courtenay." I could tell who she was. She has very bright eyes. Curled eyelashes. Her students were around an Ikea-like white pine round boardroomesque table. Leaning into her. Some of them had chins on hands, like lovestruck teenagers. All women in their mid-thirties, early forties. Except two men. Young men. I think one was an Engineer. He seemed nice. Asian fellow. A white guy, kind of good-looking but a little annoying, kept asking Kelly about vulnerability. "Have you ever been too scared to post anything." He was either echoing his fears or trying to find cracks in her veneer. Either way, he bugged me. She handled him well, no getting defensive with his questions. He was verging on playing mind-games.
I noticed that no one was really taking notes. Maybe I missed the beginning where she told everyone that she would send them a copy of the presentation. I did arrive 15 minutes late. I hate being so rude.
Her workshop had me on the edge of my seat. But, I've learned from many failed university tests to take notes, even when I'm mesmerized. Here is my interpretation of Kelly's wisdom:
1) Grocery lists, emails, SMS messages and bank line-ups can all be inspiration for stories. Keep an audio recorder (I use my iphone) handy and record your thoughts. Take ideas from your daily interaction with people. Be constantly thinking about writing. Jot your ideas down so you'll have them for when you are ready to write.
2) Form a habit for writing. Take the time to sit down at the computer and give it the hairy eyeball until something comes to you. Like meditation is to yoga, ritual is to writing. Make it a daily ritual or habit. Give yourself permission to carve out time for it so it gets easier.
3) Don't expect Perfection. "Your skills will always fall short of your vision." Kelly says. Just write and see what comes of it. If you wait for perfection, it will lead to procrastination. Near perfection comes with practice. It's an art, a craft. Pursue it with diligence.
4) Don't wait for inspiration, go after it with a club. Consistency, communication, conversation, being open to engage in ideas, finding like-minded people, reading inspiring blogs, reading about writing structure and reading poetry will give you new ways of expression.
5) Write personal. Kelly calls this "emotional resonance." Weave your story into the article or piece you are writing. Your story is unique and universal. Kelly says, "it's emblematic of our time". Your story may seem boring to you, but it is really interesting to someone else in another place. In the future, the story you write today will seem very fresh: a new perspective or experience for the reader. Sometimes the story you write may make you feel vulnerable. Take a risk. Articulate the silence.
6) Make sentences surprising. Show, don't tell. Avoid cliches. Stop using dying or worn-out metaphors. Find another way to say something so it becomes interesting. Reverse the way you say something. (She used the example "hopeful cars and V8 hearts".) Remove the words "just" and "very". Describe the tiny details. (ie: "She hit me on the crown of my human head." instead of saying "She hit me on the head.") Start with one feeling and end with another. Contrast black with white, or sweet with sour (ie: ice cream with black pepper).
7) Fully explore a word. Uncover its meaning. "Riff on it." Kelly says. Deconstruct it. Learn its etymology. Roll it around on your tongue. Rhyme it. Examine the perceptions it invokes. Is it spiritual or practical? (Like Danielle LaPorte). Come at it from all angles and connotations. Add some flavour to your words with Virtual Salt. Check out YouTube for Def jam poetry. (Like this Jamie Foxx video.)
8) Use the basics. Get someone to edit for you. Read a piece aloud before you publish it. Stop using emoticons. Drop adverbs. Spellcheck.
9) Revive English-in-high-school tricks and find more. Amplification: repeat a word and phrase over and over to emphasize it. Understatement: flatly describe a fraught topic (Penelope Trunk). Hyperbole: imaginative but over-the-top. "Be extravagant and make shit up." Kelly says. Deliberately embrace run-ons and fragments. Insert conversation or something unexpected. Engage the senses - smell - touch - taste. Use cheezy hip-hop videos to find creative phrases. (ie: "I'll make your bedrock.") Or Hamlet (ie: "I'll speak daggers to her.").
10) Get intimate with voice. Mimic someone for a while. Get into their style. Develop new tools, new feeling and a new repertoire by learning how to write like someone else.
After the workshop, I slipped passed a group of Asian sailor boys dressed in their white navy uniforms down Cambie Street to find my husband and kids sitting in the truck licking icecream and just as happy as can be. While I was in my workshop, they toured Robson Street. As it turns out, my oldest son loved people watching. He really liked Vancouver. It truly is an amazing city.
If you ever get the opportunity to take one of Kelly Diel's writing workshops, I highly recommend it. In the first twenty minutes, I felt I got my money's worth. The next 100 minutes were a bonus.
Where do you get inspiration for writing your blog, stories, marketing pieces, poetry or general memoirs? I would love to hear from you. Please leave a comment at my blog at http://www.vernongirl.com.
Thanks for reading.
Courtenay Pitcher, aspiring writer
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4.) www."name-of-my-city"-info.com which has either has duplicate pages to 1.) or just points content back to 1.)
What is the difference in 4.) just being a link farm? How g--gle can't see the duplicate content is beyond me... exact pictures and words.
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Man Killed in Hit & Run on North Miami Avenue, the Ninth Pedestrian Killed This Week
The victim is, incredibly, the ninth pedestrian killed by Miami drivers in the past week.
The incident occurred at the intersection of North Miami Avenue and 79th Street at about 5:18 a.m. on Saturday morning.
Cameras installed at Gonzalo Jimenez's tire store caught the incident on tape. Police are now looking for a black, four-door car with front-end damage.
"They didn't hit a dog or anything, they hit a human being," Jimenez told NBC Miami.
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McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh believes there is a reasonable chance they will use a new raised nose on the MP4-27 at this weekends Spanish round. The British team evaluated the much higher nose set-up, which is part of a wide-ranging update to the cars front aero package, during the final day of last weeks in-season test at Mugello.
Unlike many of their rivals, who opted for a stepped design to fulfil new nose height regulations brought into force for 2012, McLaren chose to comply by keeping the whole front end of their chassis lower. But this new revision to their original design means the height of the MP4-27s nose is much more in line with that of 2012s stepped-nose cars.
You may well see it again, yes, Whitmarsh explained during a Vodafone McLaren Mercedes Phone-In on Tuesday. Actually, if you look at the detail, the height of the front of the nose is one of the more minor pieces of the new front wing assembly. So theres a range of things.
Classically, of course, youre looking for lower drag, higher downforce. In the case of the front wing and the nose, the attachment pylons, as you may have noticed, are quite a lot different. The wings flap and endplates themselves, its all subtle differences. Youre managing the airflow that is enjoyed by the rest of the car and the rest of the aerodynamic-generating surfaces and features of the car.
Nowadays it is quite a critical part of the car, youre looking to find very small improvements. Theres a lot of restriction around the back end of the car. So you do more, often generating more performance, by managing the flow that arrives at them, than developing them themselves.
Although only thought to have been used for a short spell on the final day at Mugello, the team were pleased with how the revised front-wing assembly performed and they expect to continue to evaluate the new parts on Friday.
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Erratic past makes Abbott an easy target
PUBLISHED: 27 Sep 2012 00:08:03 | UPDATED: 27 Sep 2012 09:00:01PUBLISHED: 27 Sep 2012 PRINT EDITION: 27 Sep 2012Mark Latham
In 2004, when Michael Duffy was completing his book Latham and Abbott, he sent draft copies to his biographical subjects – Tony Abbott and me – to check for errors of fact. It can be assumed, therefore, that Abbott confirmed the accuracy of the following passage, at page 51:
"[In 1978 Abbott] and some mates went out drinking. They staggered out of the pub at 2am and one of them challenged him to a test of strength, the idea being to bend a nearby street sign. Abbott went first and managed to bend the pole a little, at which two policemen emerged from a car parked across the road and arrested him."
Why has this incident, involving a bunch of drunken louts 34 years ago, become important to Australian politics? Abbott's indiscretion, for which he was found guilty in court, is relevant because of the ethical standards The Australian has applied to his Labor opponent, Julia Gillard.
By raking over Gillard's time as a lawyer at Slater & Gordon – specifically, her tangential involvement in a trade union financial dispute in the early 1990s – the Murdoch flagship has raised the bar on personal behaviour in public life.
Until this matter arose, one of the dignified conventions of Australian public life was to judge politicians on their parliamentary record. Unless criminal offences were involved, the pre-political careers of MPs were not subject to detailed scrutiny. It was commonly understood that no one entering Parliament would have a pristine background. Mistakes would have been made, personal misjudgments committed, each of them part of the imperfections of a regular working career.
Last month, the Australian's editor-at-large, Paul Kelly, rewrote the rule book. He argued that the Gillard allegations, involving questions of professional reputation, were part of the "character test" which should be applied to political leaders. "It is absurd to pretend there is no public interest simply because the test is not about criminal behaviour", he said.
In a blow to the Coalition's electoral standing, the Kelly thesis has legitimised scrutiny of Abbott's past, most notably "the punch" incident in David Marr's Quarterly Essay.
This is a fight the opposition cannot win. For every ancient allegation against Gillard, there are dozens about Abbott, many of them more damaging to the Liberal leader's standing than "the punch".
Given The Australian's editorial support for Abbott, Kelly's intervention has been an own goal. Think of it this way: what sort of fool would run Newt Gingrich against Hillary Clinton but then campaign on matters of personal character and history? This is the equivalent of what Kelly has done with Abbott and Gillard.
The next step for the anti-Abbott forces will be to investigate other aspects of his colourful past, such as the hooliganism outlined in Duffy's book. A series of questions remain unanswered.
Were there other acts of vandalism that night? Did Abbott initially resist arrest? Did he pay to repair the damaged public property? Will the arresting officers come forward to give a full account of what they saw from the man now running to be Australia's next prime minister?
Once unleashed, the politics of personal destruction is hard to contain. This was evident in The Australian's bizarre editorial of September 15, warning Labor to lay off Abbott or run the risk of people raking over Gillard's relationship with Craig Emerson 10 years ago.
This is one of the most remarkable positions ever adopted by a media outlet. Dropping any pretence to independent, news-driven journalism, The Australian is now operating as a stand-over merchant for the Abbott campaign, directly threatening the Prime Minister with personal and political reprisals.
Strategically, in the hard ball of federal politics, Labor should bring on this battle. It's an electoral gift, an opportunity to make further opinion poll gains by focusing attention on Abbott's erratic and often violent past. For every popgun the Tories can fire at Gillard over the Emerson affair, the government has a bazooka aimed squarely at Abbott's character.
This is ugly stuff, but given the Tea Party-style campaign against Gillard, no one can blame Labor for returning fire, especially when the contest against Abbott is such a turkey shoot.
For a government which has not had many lucky breaks since 2010, this one is irresistible.
Mark Latham is a former federal leader of the ALP.
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Rich Weber, 63, Victoria, died Sunday, Aug. 26, 2012, at his home west of Victoria.
He was born Dec. 9, 1948, in Hays to Herman and Anita (Staab) Weber. He was a 1966 graduate of Victoria High School.
He married Barbara A. Billinger on June 3, 1967, in Victoria. She preceded him in death April 19, 1992. He later married Diana L. Derr on Sept. 18, 1999, in Pfeifer. He was a mechanic and farmer for more than 40 years and owned Weber Machine and Repair for many years. He worked for Schmidtberger Construction for 12 years. He was a U.S. Air Force veteran.
He served on the Victoria Volunteer Fire Department for 15 years, Victoria City Council for five years, Ellis County Fair Board for five years and was awarded Friends of Ellis County 4-H in 2011. He was active in tractor pulling in the state of Kansas and pulled "Rags to Riches." He enjoyed collecting and rebuilding antique tractors.
Survivors include his wife, of the home; a son, Richard Weber and wife, Sandra, Hays; a daughter, Melissa Schmidt and husband, Robert, Victoria; a brother, Mitch Weber and wife, Julie, Hays; a sister, Roben Weber, Hutchinson; three sisters-in-law, Charlotte Weber and Karen Weber, both of Victoria, and Rosie Weber, Hays; six grandchildren, Kyle, Brooke and Chase Schmidt, Anniston, Madison and Bryson Weber; and a number of nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; and three brothers, Brian, Herman V. "Verlee" and Lavon Weber.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Fidelis Catholic Church, Victoria; burial in St. Fidelis Cemetery, Victoria, with military honors by Victoria Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1751.
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These tender mushrooms and their protein-packed quinoa stuffing aren't just for grown ups, kids will love them too — those with adventurous palates anyway. They're the perfect on-the-go snack for when you're stuck on the soccer field watching games or running errands. And the best part? They'll last up to 4 days in your fridge in a sealed container so make a batch early in the week and keep them on-hand for busy times when you need a snack. Either way your family is sure to enjoy these bite-sized nibbles.
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24 button mushrooms
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2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
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1/2 cup cooked quinoa
2 carrots, peeled and grated
2 tablespoons sesame seeds, finely chopped
1 teaspoon sea salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoon hummus
3 chives, finely chopped
2 teaspoon Barlean's ground flax seeds
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Prepare a baking dish with nonstick baking spray.
Clean mushrooms and discard stems. Set mushroom caps aside.
In a small skillet over medium heat, cook onion in oil until translucent, approximately 5 minutes.
Add cooked rice, quinoa, carrots, sesame seeds, sea salt and pepper; cook until warm, approximately 3-4 minutes. Remove from heat; mix in hummus.
Using a teaspoon, transfer rice mixture in each mushroom cap. Slightly over-stuff mushroom caps with rice mixture.
Place stuffed mushrooms in a single layer on prepared baking dish. Bake, uncovered for 10-12 minutes or until golden brown.
Remove from the oven; garnish with fresh chives and ground flax seeds.
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Of the 25 members states of the European Union, Sweden only ranks 18th when it comes to the percentage of citizens that run businesses. Between 1995 and 2005 this figure dropped steadily in Sweden.
By comparing the 15 least entrepreneurial states with the average of all states, the study shows that the policy environment accounts for between 37-95 percent of the difference in entrepreneurship. Private business thrives in states with low income taxes, whereas minimum wages are negative for entrepreneurship.
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Ill gotten oil and gas extraction from Palestinian coastline.
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private prisons. how are they responsible to state governments ?
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- Rugged, high-density polyester upper
- Ballistic nylon bottom
- Lightweight, super-strong honeycomb frame
- Reinforced bottom with protective runners
- Hidden, telescoping pull-out handle with ergonomic rubber grip
- Rubber ergonomic handle on top and sides for better comfort and easier handling
- Large, ball-bearing sealed, inline skate wheels
- Special interior pop-up frame allows bag to stand in fully operational structure or collapse for easy storage
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- 15 pockets for total organization
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Nov 21, 2012, 03:31 AM | ||
here is picture how to connect audio to video TX if you do FPV, because of automatic gain control output signal has little or no distortion , can hear motor and servo sounds or voices |
Jan 08, 2013, 11:39 AM | |
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Hi Peter,
How is the video Rx setup? Do you have a video Rx version or something else to use with it? Do you have any videos and diagrams and photos of the Rx setup? Cheers, Jim Quadrocopter and Tricopter Info Mega Link Index |
Jan 08, 2013, 01:35 PM | |
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Hi i,
Ah yes of course. Thanks...I read it too fast and got boofed by the yellow wire Cheers, Jim Quadrocopter and Tricopter Info Mega Link Index |
Jan 08, 2013, 01:52 PM | |
On second thought, I must be wrong about the walkie talkie, because what would be the point of using the VTx.
I think the beacon just becomes a microphone for the VTx and you listen to the audio with your standard VRx audio. The beacon has the added advantage of using automatic gain control to reduce noise. |
Feb 07, 2013, 08:51 AM | |
I was very busy at my main work and didn't post here lately
on positive side there are no pending orders and latest beacons run improved FW there is only one version,when ordering you can mark desired frequency not VOX or older non-VOX type usable with about every UHF radio, voice mode works good even with low fidelity PMR and FRS radios thanks to AGC. Minutes ago I took pictures of current hardware ( yes, these are older boards without charger circuit), soon upload video with instructions and vid.TX connection explained. in new version FW enter 2.1 to activate beacon mode, while sleep timer set to non-zero (1.1-1.9) microphone is disconnected, the beacon will transmit with interval decay just like old version, enter 1.10 to cancel start-up delay, wind/prop noise block the beacon while in flight, code 4.x sets sensitivity, 4.9 for low (high noise), 4.1 highest code 2.2 activates voice VOX transmitter order: http://fmtv.us/rf_beacon.html |
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Cranberry-Glazed Turkey with Cranberry-Cornbread Stuffing
- Servings: 10
Source: Martha Stewart Living Television
- 1 1/2 cups (3 sticks) unsalted butter, plus 4 tablespoons, room temperature
- 1 bottle dry white wine
- 1 fresh whole turkey (14 to 16 pounds), rinsed and patted dry
- Coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
- Cranberry-Cornbread Stuffing
- 5 red onions (about 2 pounds), peeled and quartered
- Cranberry Glaze
- Pan Juice Gravy
Preheat oven to 450 degrees with rack on lowest level. In a large saucepan, melt 1 1/2 cups butter; add white wine. Turn off heat, leaving mixture on top of stove to keep warm. Fold a large piece of cheesecloth into quarters; cut it into a 17-inch, four-layer square. Immerse cheesecloth in wine mixture, and set aside to soak.
Place turkey, breast side up, on a clean work surface. Fold wing tips under turkey. Season cavity with salt and pepper.
Fill large cavity loosely with 7 to 8 cups stuffing. Tie legs together loosely with kitchen twine. Stuff the turkey neck cavity, fold neck flap under, and secure with a bamboo skewer. Rub turkey with the remaining 4 tablespoons butter, and season with salt and pepper.
Remove cheesecloth from liquid; squeeze lightly, leaving it very damp. Spread it evenly over breast and leg area.
Arrange onions in a large, heavy roasting pan. Place turkey on top of onions; transfer to oven, and roast 30 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 350 degrees. Pour a quarter of the wine mixture over cheesecloth and exposed parts of turkey; continue roasting 2 hours more, basting every 30 minutes.
When all the wine mixture has been used, remove the cheesecloth and discard; continue cooking until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest part of the thigh (avoiding bone) registers 155 degrees. about 40 minutes more.
Brush the turkey with the cranberry glaze, coating completely. Roast turkey 10 to 15 minutes more. Brush turkey again to coat, and continue cooking 10 minutes more to set the glaze (the turkey should register 165 degrees).
Transfer turkey to a carving board; let rest about 30 minutes before carving. Reserve pan juices for preparing gravy.
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demia 10 Dec, 2010
Brush with remaining glaze. COOK 10 MINUTES TO SET GLAZE IF NOT SET ALREADY. Let turkey stand 15 - 30 MINUTES minutes before carving.
Hope that makes sense. Any help would be great!
demia 10 Dec, 2010
Place turkey, breast side up, IN DUTCH OVEN. COVER TURKEY WITH GLAZED SOAKED CHEESECLOTH. Roast turkey for 30 MINUTES, THEN TURN HEAT DOWN TO 350. COOK FOR 2 hours. BASTE EVERY 30 MINUTES WITH GLAZE EACH TIME.
REMOVE LID AND CHEESECLOTH and brush generously with glaze. (Return foil loosely to top of turkey IF IT LOOKS DRY AND CRUNCHY. OTHERWISE LEAVE OFF TO SET GLAZE AND CRUNCH SKIN). Cook for another 40 minutes, or until meat thermometer reaches 180?Ǭ?F when inserted in deepest part of the thigh -
demia 10 Dec, 2010
3/4 cup orange marmalade
3/4 cup frozen cranberry juice concentrate, thawed
3 tablespoons maple syrup
1 1/2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 (14 pound) Frozen Turkey, thawed
no-stick cooking spray
Preheat oven to 450?Ǭ?F. Combine marmalade, cranberry juice concentrate, maple syrup, vinegar and salt in small heavy saucepan. Bring to boil on medium heat, stirring frequently. Reduce heat to low. Cook, uncovered, stirring frequently 12 to 15 minutes, or until glaze reduced -
demia 10 Dec, 2010
So I have tried a butterball glazed recipe and another one (cant find it anymore) where I used a large pyrex oval deep dish (like dutch oven) and that made it self-basting and was AMAZING! I wanted to combine the recipes using the dutch oven, the orange cranberry glaze from butterball and Martha's instructions on glazing. Can anyone who is more experienced tell me how they think this recipe will turn out? (recipe in a few parts)
demia 10 Dec, 2010
Why do you need the cheese cloth? Can I do it without it?
Finnayra 24 Nov, 2010
I have a question, is an ijection needed to this turkey to flavor the insides? Or no? I'd hate to have a bland tasting turkey by not injecting the turkey whatsoever, please help!
StrawbrryF 26 Nov, 2008
I have been making this turkey every year since it appeared on Martha's show in 2006. It is my family's favorite turkey recipe: people "invite" themselves over to my house to eat it. While I vary my other recipes (sides, desserts, etc.), I always do this turkey.
ntcooper528 23 Dec, 2007
Made this for Thanksgiving 2006 and am going to make it for Christmas 2007 because it was so good. Definitely give it a try!!
candlewise 23 Nov, 2007
First try at making turkey and i must say its perfect! Sumptuous looking and great tasting too !!! Martha, you're the best!
Valerie341 23 Nov, 2007
BEST LOOKING TURKEY of all time! The turkey was moist and just down right perfect. The only bad part about this recipe is the pan gravy; with the drippings of white wine and the cranberry glaze made the gravy sweet. If you like sweet gravy then it's perfect, otherwise I recommend making a gravy without the drippings. The cornbread in the stuffing was not sweet like I would have liked it to be, but it was still nice and moist from being inside the turkey; However it was not as tasty as stove top!
janicemajor 16 Nov, 2007
I too have made this turkey two years straight and swear by it's perfect results. Forty plus annual guests will have this at my house again this year for Thanksgiving then a smaller group for Christmas. I use only Martha's recipes, including the ones for pies for Thnkgiving. Thank you Martha. I'm so happy that you're back ! Happy holidays.
claudinehk 4 Nov, 2007
I have made this turkey for the last 2 years for Thanksgiving and wll make it again this year. It is hands down the greatest turkey ever! The Cranberry Glaze makes it taste like candy! And the Red color of the skin is beautiful. You will not be sorry if you make this turkey!


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