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Fact Sheet -- Final Rule to Revise the Regulations Governing the Nonattainment New Source Review (NSR) Programs
- On February 28, 2007, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made revisions to its nonattainment New Source Review (NSR) permitting program. These revisions apply to the process for permitting new or modified industrial facilities in areas that do not meet EPA's health based national air quality standards for ground-level ozone and fine particle pollution. These areas are known as nonattainment areas.
- Nonattainment designations for the 8-hour ozone standard became effective June 15, 2004. On that day, NSR requirements became effective in 8-hour ozone nonattainment areas. NSR applies to facilities that emit oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in newly designated 8-hour ozone nonattainment areas. Some of the new 8-hour ozone nonattainment areas are in state or local jurisdictions that do not have an approved state plan implementing nonattainment NSR that applies for 8-hour ozone nonattainment areas.
- Nonattainment designations for the PM2.5 NAAQS became effective April 5, 2005. These revisions also apply to sources of particulate matter in areas that are designated nonattainment for the PM2.5 National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS). Some of the new PM2.5 nonattainment areas are located in state or local jurisdictions that do not have an approved State Implementation Plan (SIP) implementing nonattainment NSR that applies for PM2.5 nonattainment areas.
- State or local air quality management agencies in the areas newly designated nonattainment for 8-hour ozone or PM2.5 may need to rely on a section of EPA's NSR regulations known as "appendix S" (Appendix S of 40 CFR part 51). Appendix S implements the Clean Air Act provision requiring that plans for all new and modified "major" industrial facilities must be reviewed to ensure that the NAAQS, including those for 8-hour ozone and PM2.5, will be achieved.
- This final rule provides that the national regulatory program for permitting new construction or major modifications to industrial facilities in areas where appendix S applies will be consistent with that for areas with approved SIPs. These changes are in effect through appendix S in interim periods between designation of new nonattainment areas and adoption of a revised SIP.
- EPA has revised Sections II and IV of appendix S to be consistent with the NSR reforms finalized in December 2002. (See 67 FR 80186.) These changes relate to determining when NSR would apply to a new facility or a planned change at an existing facility including:
- baseline emission determinations,
- actual-to-projected-actual methodology for determining emissions increases, and
- plantwide applicability limits.
- Also, to address a remand by the D.C. Circuit Court, EPA included an interim interpretation of the NSR reform provision for a "reasonable possibility" standard for recordkeeping and reporting requirements. This interim interpretation applies for purposes of appendix S until we complete the "reasonable possibility" rulemaking (which we plan to propose in conjunction with this rule).
- In July 1996, EPA proposed to make changes to the existing NSR program that would significantly streamline and simplify the program.
- In December 2002, EPA issued a final rule reforming the NSR program to allow the following:
- plantwide caps (known as plantwide applicability limits or PALs) on air emissions;
- source owners who have units that have state-of-the-art control (known as Clean Units) to make changes to their unit without revising their permits as long as the permitted emissions are not exceeded and permitting conditions are maintained;
- source owners to install certain environmentally beneficial pollution control projects (known as PCPs) without a prior permit revision;
- two changes that affect the way in which a source owner calculates the emissions increase that occurs at their facility when they make a physical change or change in the method of operations. Our rule included a "reasonable possibility" standard for recordkeeping, for projects that do not trigger NSR.
- A Court opinion was issued in June 2006 by the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York v. EPA, 413 F.3d 3 (D.C. Cir. 2005). In this opinion, the Court largely upheld EPA's final rule of December 2002. However, the Court vacated the method of calculating emissions for Clean Units, vacated the exemption for Pollution Control Projects, and remanded the "reasonable possibility" recordkeeping requirement.
- Interested parties can download information on this final action from EPA's Web site at: www.epa.gov/nsr.
- Today's final rule and other background information are also available either electronically at http://www.regulations.gov, EPA's electronic public docket and comment system, or in hardcopy at the EPA Docket Center's Public Reading Room.
- The Public Reading Room is located in the EPA Headquarters Library, Room Number 3334 in the EPA West Building, located at 1301 Constitution Ave., NW, Washington, DC. Hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. eastern standard time, Monday through Friday, excluding Federal holidays.
- Visitors are required to show photographic identification, pass through a metal detector, and sign the EPA visitor log. All visitor materials will be processed through an X-ray machine as well. Visitors will be provided a badge that must be visible at all times.
- Materials for this action can be accessed using Docket ID No. EPA-HQ-OAR-2001-0004.


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- Northern New York Newspapers
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Ask Mark A. Knowles about Hurricane Irene, and he will talk about the great two-day runaround in August 2011.
And the lessons that helped New York prepare for Hurricane Sandy.
There was a lot of sitting around, and then it was like, Where do you want us now? said Mr. Knowles, director of Jefferson Countys Special Tactics and Rescue team.
Irene was expected to hit New York City, but it took a sudden turn, and the Big Apple was spared. Other portions of New York were not so lucky, however.
Meanwhile, the state had about 20 rescue teams staged in what were thought to be strategic positions, ready to go to work. The STAR team was in Delaware County, ready and waiting. As it turned out, the team of eight, with its big rescue truck and two vehicles towing two boats, was not needed there.
Head up to Keene Valley, the team was told; that is where help was needed. But while en route, team members received new instructions: all bridges were out; they would not be able to get through. Go to Albany was the next directive. And then to Greene County.
We drove all over the county, Mr. Knowles said. And yes, they conducted two rescues and recovered a body. But, by the end of the day, floodwaters there had receded, and they asked us to head up to Old Forge and Tupper Lake, where bridges were deemed impassable. Another trip in futility.
After two days of bouncing from one county to another, STAR members were told they could return home.
There was no thought of preplanning back then, Mr. Knowles said. New York had never experienced a storm like that. The state never felt a need for preplanning before last year. Most of the preparedness was for another 9/11 terrorist attack.
Lack of communications was a huge problem, he said, with no common radio system.
As long as our cellphones were working, we could get by, he said.
With the Irene experience behind them, fire and emergency personnel from around the state met at Montour Falls early in March for a critique and to set the wheels in motion for better preparation. Among improvements attendees requested were:
n Create a formalized format for communication among teams.
n Persuade the Federal Emergency Management Agency to acknowledge water hazards as an essential preparedness issue and make funding available for appropriate training.
nSimplify mechanisms for obtaining grant money for water rescue training and evaluating training standards.
nUse a regional strike team concept to supply personnel and equipment for a disaster response, with each team having a cache of equipment at a base of operations.
nDevelop a system of swiftwater/flood rescue teams that are fast and light, capable of a swarming deployment.
References were made to Type I and Type II teams. Mr. Knowles said there are 24 teams in the state, none of which are Type I, which has helicopter and boat availability. Central and Northern New York have only three Type II units, at Binghamton, the Watertown Fire Department and the STAR team, he said.
The critique was heard loud and clear, he said. We gave state officials a wider knowledge of our problems.
Obviously there was little time for wheels to begin turning before Hurricane Sandy made its ugly arrival in New Jersey and New York on Oct. 29, but Mr. Knowles ranked New Yorks preparedness for Sandy at a six or seven on a scale of one to 10. That was a definite improvement, he said.
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HALLOWELL, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- When the calendar turns to March,the attention of business owners in flood prone downtown Hallowell turns to the sleeping giant in their back yard, the Kennebec River.
"When you have a business right on the waterfront, it is something that you are always cautious of,"explained Crystal DeVogt, manager of Timeless Treasures on Water Street, just feet from the river's edge. "You just keep an eye on it, and when you have to, you just take appropriate precautions."
Only the worst of the worst floods have their high water mark etched into history on a nearby building,but people here know it is only a matter of time before the Kennebec spills over its banks and into the heart of their community once again.
To help gauge the flood potential for most everyriver and stream in the state, the US Geological Survey enlists its own hydrologists, along with members of the Maine Geological Survey and volunteers to take snow core samples from dozens of sites statewide.
Armed with a snow tube, a spring scale and a GPS system, Charlie Culbertson of the USGS wades through snow and slush to gather this crucial data.
"You are just trying to get an idea of how much water is in that tube," he explained as hemeasured a sample of snow in Jefferson."In that 81/2 inches of snow, almost 3 inches of that is water."
Culbertson says they choose sites inhardwood stands because the treesallow snow to reach the ground,keeps the snowfrom blowing away, and helps shield thesnow from the sun, providing a betterreading of the amount of snow remaining in the forest.
He says snow depths differ from communityto community,but having so many sites measured helps give them a big picture look at the state's snow situation.
The surveys, which are conducted monthly from December through February,provide a snapshot of current conditions that allow forecasters to add into the equation with the weather and other information to help predict floods before they occur.
"Starting in March, we go out every week, because this is the time of the year where we are starting to see the snow dissipate," said Culbertson. "For the river flow people,for the flood people, this is a critical time. They need to know, on a weekly basis, how much water is up there, what was it last week, andwhat can we anticipate?"
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For over 25 years, the Parks and Trails Commission have improved the quality life for the Redmond Community by advising the Mayor and City Council on parks, trails, and recreational facility planning and programming in the city. The Commission also interfaces with the broader community so that it can represent community members' interests to the City Council. Past accomplishments include visioning and recommendations for the functional and comprehensive plans for the Parks and Recreation Department; advising staff and Council on the six year Capital Improvement Plan and biennial budgets for the department; reviewing and recommending the final designs for Spiritbrook Park and the Redmond Central Connector Phase I, which were both opened in the past 18 months; and promoting community engagement at parks and trails through a series of walks and by working with staff on ideas for major City sponsored events.
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The golf season in Northern New York, for the most part, has run its course.
But the indoor season at the Club 1812 at 101-113 Lake Street in Ogdensburg is just starting to tee off.
Club 1812 co-owners Rita Baxter and Terry Axtell have completely renovated one side of their building, through the services of Chase General Contracting, and two state-of-the art Sports Coach Golf Simulators were installed on Wednesday.
We gave Kenny Chase and his crew the specs and what we needed and they did a great job, says Axtell.
The simulator room is completely segregated from the bar. So when people book tee times they have the room to themselves.
The simulators completely recreate the experience of playing some of the best golf courses in the world. It even offers the sounds of golf from birds chirping to an occasional low flying jet plane.
Participants can play any form of the game, scratch or handicapped, from match or medal play to scotch doubles, captain and crew to all the phases of the Ryder Cup.
Luke Donald and Ian Poulter have this same model in their homes and the technician who did the installation said he just put one in the home of Dan Patrick of ESPN, says Axtell.
You play the holes from tee to green and do the putting. We have 40 courses downloaded and we can download 100 more.
The simulators many programs also offer high tech training aids and has the capability to fit a golfer for clubs. Golfers looking to practice or stage impromptu competitions, rather than play a round, can the utilize a virtual driving and chipping ranges and a putting green.
After a golfer takes a shot the swing speed, ball flight and ball spin is recorded and an image of the balls contact on the club face in the follow-through is projected on the screen.
Golfers are encouraged to bring different makes of balls and one of programs will determine which type is best suited for each individual.
Golfers wanting to hook up for a round with a golf partner who has gone south for the winter can do so through the simulators.
We are just getting started and we are ready to explore all the potential that is out there, says Axtell who invites anyone interested in checking out the simulators to come to an open house at Club 1812 next Sunday (Nov. 10) beginning at noon.
Tee times are now being taken and the simulators can be booked by the hour or for rounds of 18 or nine holes.
Club 1812 will also host a four-person league beginning in the third week of November and is planning a captain-crew tournament in the near future.
Teams in the league can book a tee-time and play their weekly round at their leisure.
Anyone wishing to sign up for the league, schedule a tee-time or just gain information should call 713-4127 or 393-3716.
The Club 1812 owners hope that the simulators will allow people the opportunity enjoy golf and improve their skills year-round. They are also very interested in helping young people become interested and proficient in the game.
Axtell has already many arrangements with the Ogdensburg Boys and Club to bring children to the facility once or twice a week.
Executive Director Tom Luckie Jr. brought a group of youngsters to the facility on Thursday. Needless to say they were all very impressed.
As soon as Terry (Axtell) calls us and tells what time is available, we will be back, said Luckie.
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Someone should tell Delta......
DC9-50's flying 10 trips a day still.....I am not a top flight economist but I know in my house my 1998 paid for clunker STATE that gets merely reasonable gas mileage still way way cheaper than new car payments.
Yes, mostly Airbus A32S due to the lower wing skin AD but a few Boeing 737-600 and others too.
The A32S lower wing skin AD hits at 25,000 cycles (which is 7-8 years at 9-10 cycles/day) and the cost is in the millions - more than the gap between the value of the airframe and the scrap value of the parts.
Again where did you find the AD as I went to the FAA web site and could find nothing. What is the number for it????????
Checked ADs couldnt come across the one you talk about. Which AC is it for? One type of A20 only? Is it under wing? Like I said went to the AD list that the FAA has, and for those who dont know where just type in FAA AD notes and it will take you to the propper web site then just follow the directions as to what you want to search for. Also explains what they are too takes care of that.
I don't think it is an AD, I believe that it is just life limited by Airbus
Would be nice of he had posted the info so one could read it rather than something pulled out of the air.
Sorry I'm not an aircraft techie. What's AD?
It means Airworthiness Directive.....
You have a link on that AD?? Not familiar with it.
Time to rewrite the life span protocols perhaps? I am aware of L1011's and Vicker VC-10's still in passenger carrying service albeit military and it seems that provided correct maintenance is observed any aircraft can still be operated.
These are long paid for and the only cost is repair, crew and fuel and if Delta choose to continue with aging DC9's then let them so long as remains safe to do so.
Is it possible thouigh that the modern airframes from Airbus and Boeing are simply not built sturdy enough compared to the classics i.e. thinner skins and lighter components with limited stress levels?
Airworthiness Directive--in the United States, mandatory repair required by the FAA which is enforceable
Theres no way the 320's At United and US AIR are being sent to storage,
None of them are even that young ........
Looks like a lot of Airbuses will hit retirement early...
The vast majority of these aircraft types being parted out young are unpopular "ophan" types with more popular relatives that the parts can be used on such as A318, A350-500, 777-200A, 777-300 (non-ER), and A330-300 low gross weight versions.
A350? I am guessing u mean 340, also, of all 777 ever built I think there has only been 1 scrapped, not sure how many stored, guessing not many, desert seems to be full of 727's dc10's and a ton of 747's 100, 200, and 400 models
Yes, I meant A340-500.
These "new" models aren't sitting in the boneyard for long as their scrap value is so high. Most times they only sit in storage for a few months before heading to a recycler to be dismantled. Usually they're owned by leasing companies who can't find a lessee, not the airlines themselves.
Maybe that explains why the only planes I have seen sunbathing in the desert are the 'totally' obsolete ones like the L1011 and 727's.
Still Delta seems to buck the trend, not only with the DC 9 but they have been buying every MD80 and 717 on the used market they can find, I think they have the right idea.


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When most Aussies think of Canberra, two Ps – penny-bangers and pollies – spring to mind, due to the ready availability of fireworks for sale and the ready availability of people in suits to pontificate outside Parliament House. But is that reason enough to go there?
For years, you had to seek out Canberra's attractions – which were far from apparent on the long drive down Northbourne Avenue into a seemingly deserted City Centre. Now, though, thanks to ANU students and an infusion of young urban professionals chasing the best pay packets in the country, Canberra is adopting more of the café and pub culture seen in Sydney and Melbourne. Its sprawling suburbs (especially trendy neighbourhoods like Lyneham and Braddon) are even developing their own cultural scenes.
Being the hub of the public service (over 75% of Canberrans work for the government), Canberra is a great place to while away the hours. Take long lunches. Jam the photocopier. That sort of thing.
In all seriousness, though, Canberra invites a slower pace. Climb the grassy slopes of Mount Ainslie, explore the flora in the National Botanic Gardens and peruse the boutiques of fashionable Manuka. You won't be short of opportunities to indulge those more refined tastes, either, with the National Gallery, the National Library, the National Museum of Australia and the Australian War Memorial all providing some serious cultural cred.
Yes, Canberra is a little… well, nerdy, but that's part of its charm. And we'd be living in a pretty dull country if everywhere was the same.
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10. Mount Ainslie Contrary to some accounts, James Ainslie is not actually buried at the base of this hill – but it's still worth visiting for the views.
5.National Gallery of Australia More than 120,000 works of art grace the walls of this contemporary space, including the famous Blue Poles by Jackson Pollock, bought in the '70s by the Whitlam Government for $2 million, then the highest price ever paid for a modern painting – now a dead-set bargain.
9. Capital Region Farmers Market Do as the Canberrans do and get up bright and early to sample local produce and pack the fridge with quality supplies.
4. Australian National Botanic Gardens Walking through Rainforest Gully on a misty day, you'll feel a million miles away from the bureaucracy taking place in the neighbouring suburbs.
8. Canberra Nature Park 30 separate protected areas make up this park. With most Canberrans living within easy walking distance of one, you'll probably end up visiting even if you don't mean to.
3. Canberra Museum and Gallery Museums usually have the same boring connotations as Canberra itself, but this contemporary space is surprisingly colourful.
7. Questacon 'Making science fun; sounds lame and clichéd, but the complex interactive exhibits here will change your mind – especially the zero gravity slide or the machine that simulates a 6.5-magnitude earthquake.
2. National Museum of Australia Named Australia's best major tourist attraction in 2005 and 2006, the jury's still out on the external design, which looks somewhat like a giant child's playground.
6. Parliament House 4700 rooms and a huge marble staircase fill the interior of Canberra's Parliament House, which cost a whopping $1.1 billion to build. A glorious place for inglorious people?
1. Australian War Memorial Thought-provoking and inspirational, check out the exhibitions, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Wall of Remembrance. If your ancestors died in war, their names will live on here.
Canberra History
- Old Parliament House – The seat of the government from 1927 to 1988 and one of the oldest buildings in Canberra.
- National Carillon – A tower that was a gift for the city's 50th birthday, it contains 55 bronze bells.
- Papua New Guinea High Commission – An architecturally interesting building that resembles the spirit houses found in the Sepik region.
- Thai Embassy – A diplomatic building that has an orange-tiled roof and looks like temples found in Bangkok.
- High Court – A grandiose building that opened in 1980 and is nicknamed "Gar's Mahal".
Canberra Art & Culture
- War Memorial – This is one of the best museums in the country, showing how battle is a part of Australia's history and heritage.
- National Museum of Australia – Many exhibitions that provide information on the indigenous culture, environmental changes, national icons and much more.
- National Portrait Gallery – Contains portraits of Australians from colonial times to the most recent photos of celebrities and important Australians.
- Lanyon Homestead – This restored homestead dates back to 1859.
- National Archives – This was the original post office of Canberra but today contains all the government records.
Canberra Shopping
- Canberra Centre – The largest shopping centre in the city with a wide range of stores.
- Craft ACT – Contains many exhibitions of arts and crafts from the area that are all available for purchase.
- Kamberra Wine Company – A store that showcases the many wines made in the area.
- Old Bus Depot Markets – These indoor markets specialize in regional foods and handicraft goods.
- Bungendore Markets – Open on the third Sunday of each month, these markets offer unique produce, treasures, trash, crafts and more.
Gay & Lesbian Canberra
- Electric Shadows Bookshop – A bookstore that specializes in lesbian and gay books as well as art-house DVDs and books on film and theatre.
- Cube Nightclub – Gay and lesbian nightclub that is found beneath Antigo's restaurant and has many themed parties.
- Toast – Alternative and gay-friendly nightclub that is above Electric Shadows cinemas.
- Tilley's Devine Café – A gay-friendly Canberra bar and performance venue that has live music and special events.
- Bar 32 – Gay-friendly bar located on Northbourne Avenue.
Canberra Outdoor
- Australian National Botanic Gardens – More than 90 hectares are covered in garden that displays the plant diversity in Australia.
- Namadgi National Park – Offers many climbing spots, as well as several aboriginal sites.
- Lake Burely Griffin – A lake built by damming the Molonglo River.
- Kambah Pools – The perfect spot for swimming in the Murrumbidgee River and to escape the hot temperatures of Canberra.
- Balloon Aloft – Spend the morning seeing the city from above while enjoying a hot-air balloon ride.
Canberra Sport
- Watch a game of rugby at the Canberra Stadium, which offers regular games during the season.
- Participate in one of the many water sports like sailing on the lakes in Canberra, such as Lake Burrley Griffin.
- There are many first-class golf courses where visitors can spend the day perfecting their game.
- Rent a bicycle and explore the many cycle ways available through the Blue Mountain Nature Park.
- Take overnight hikes through the Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve and Namadgi National Park.
Canberra Local
Canberra is one of the worst designed cities anywhere in terms of being visitor-friendly. Not only are its attractions spread across a sizeable area, there is no underground train system, and the local buses are both expensive and infrequent. Drive there, or fly and rent a car to make the most of the region.Civic
Canberra's CBD is the unimaginatively named Civic. While it is a hub of business, you'd be forgiven for missing it as it boasts none of the trademark skyscrapers of other CBDs. (Buildings are prohibited from being taller than the Parliament House flagpole.)
Happily, though, Civic makes up for this with a healthy nightlife and one of the biggest shopping malls in the country, the Canberra Centre. You'll also find plenty of specialty boutiques along Bunda Street and City Walk. Civic is also home to Academy Nightclub, King O'Malleys and UniPub, so once the shopping has worn you out you can kick up your heels with the (thirsty) after-work crowd.Tuggeranong
Canberra's southernmost area has been occupied by the original indigenous inhabitants for over 21,000 years, but there has been a huge amount of urban development in that time. The Hyperdome is the optimistic name given to Tuggeranong's large regional shopping centre, where you'll find the ubiquitous mildly threatening teens doing whatever it is they do in shopping centres all day.
Tuggeranong is best known for its natural attractions, which include Pine Island, a sandy river beach on the shores of the Murrimbidgee, which attracts picnickers and swimmers in the summer, as well as Tidbinbilla, a picturesque nature reserve where you can get up close and personal with kangaroos, emus and koalas. Historic Tuggeranong Homestead is both scenic and a pleasant place to explore. Staying for dinner is an added treat.Manuka
Manuka is the trendy, fashionable hub of Canberra, and it boasts a plethora of fashion boutiques and designer stores. The coffee at Zucchero is as good as you'd find down any alley in Melbourne, and the Wine and Cheese Providore is a relatively modest name for what is nothing less than a sensory extravaganza. Manuka also boasts the Manuka Oval, where you can catch a game of AFL or, if it's the right time of year, the Prime Minister's XI Cricket Match against whichever country is touring.Kingston
This is the most densely populated suburb of Canberra. Peppered with quality restaurants and bars and a lively, young, urban population, Kingston is one of the most vibrant areas of Canberra. If you're sick of Westfield malls, the Old Bus Depot Markets are far cooler than they sound, held on the lakeside every Sunday. And if architecture is your bag, the disused power plant Kingston Powerhouse and the newer Canberra Glassworks are both worth a gander.Parkes
This is Canberra's political zone, bordered by Lake Burley Griffin and home to both Parliament House and Old Parliament House (don't worry, you can't possibly get the two confused) and other splendid bureaucratic centres. Pack your walking shoes for a stroll up Capital Hill (it's further than it looks).
Canberra Eat & Drink
The Ginger Room The food looks as stunning as the room itself, which is the old Members' Lounge in Old Parliament House.
Parlour Wine Room Spanish tapas with a modern Australian twist. We don't know what's better, the ceviche or the plush leather sofas.
Water's Edge Once lauded as one of the finest fine-diners in the country, Water's Edge has now realised it's located in Canberra and has toned down the pretension.
Kismet Kebabs aren't just for when it's 4am and you're heading home from a bar. Try a fresh one at this authentic Turkish establishment.
Chairman and Yip Add some spice to your Canberra vacation with sea snails, sea cucumber and Shanghai duck pancakes. Just don't spit them out — they're not cheap.
Maestral Canberra doesn't actually have any beaches, but Maestral serves some fine Croatian-inspired seafood nonetheless.
Alto Restaurant Set atop Canberra's iconic Telstra Tower, this place serves excellent grub in a revolving room.
Aubergine Exquisite French food with presentation more stunning than the views from Mount Ainslie. Surely, though, the restaurant should be called Eggplant here?
Silo Bakery A crisp Canberra morning is taken from pleasant to sublime with an award-winning brekkie from this bakery.
Rama's Dubbed Canberra's top restaurant, so try something more exciting than an extra-mild butter chicken.
Canberra Events
Four days of high-octane entertainment come to Canberra in January for the Summernats Car Festival, the only time when burn-outs, mullets and wet T-shirt competitions are socially acceptable. OK, they're never socially acceptable, but they're certainly celebrated at this festival.
Canberrans have more than just chocolate to look forward to at Easter – there's also the food, markets and music of the National Folk Festival.
The ANZAC Day Concert is a new annual event acknowledging the fallen through music, song, spoken word and film.
You could just watch the Melbourne Cup on the telly, but Thoroughbred Park is when Canberra is at its most vibrant, and with Canberrans getting a(nother) public holiday to celebrate, it's definitely the place to be!
Winter brings the Antarctica Music Festival in June.
July in Canberra gets less bleak with Skate in the City, a huge open-air ice skating rink.
Canberra is at its most colourful in spring, when locals gather to watch millions of flower bloom at Floriade.
The Floriade Night Festival proves that garden beds aren't only fun if you're over 65.
Pause at the Australian War Memorial for Remembrance Day, held on the 11th day of the 11th month.
Canberrans try to keep it classy when 21 cellars open their doors for Wine, Roses and All That Jazz in November.
When To Go
Canberra has a dry climate with four distinct seasons.
Travellers from warmer climates up north will find themselves a tad uncomfortable during winter, which can drop to zero degrees.
Spring and autumn are probably the most pleasant times to visit, with temperatures ranging between 10 and 23 degrees and the autumn leaves putting on a very pretty show.
Summer can get stiflingly hot in Canberra with the mercury climbing over 40°C.
What To Miss
Canberra actually looks rather nice from a good height, but catch the views from the top of Mount Ainslie rather than the Telstra Tower.
'The Love Tour' is not very romantic at all, but if you're into brothels and strip joints, then go ahead.
Cockington Green is a village of miniature houses that are only exciting if you're less than four foot tall.
Getting Around
Planned cities may not be the most interesting architecturally, but they are a lot easier to drive around.
Take your time and make use of the cycling and walking paths – you'll get to experience some beautiful lakeside paths, and Canberra is very well-served by bike lanes.
Action buses cover most of Canberra, but if you're venturing beyond the major areas it's probably worth renting a car (assuming you don't already have one).
Capital Canberra
Sydneysiders and Melbournians don't agree on much, but the residents of Australia's two biggest cities are united on one thing: that they are both waaaay more exciting than the planned capital city of Canberra. Designed as a compromise between the two (both wanted to be Australia's capital), Canberra is lacking Sydney's confidence and Melbourne's hidden excitements. It is also said to be sprawling, almost too tidy and exceedingly boring.
… as well as being Australia's political heart, Canberra is also the land of gay unions and the most liberal laws in the country. Its Manuka district restaurants are brimming with power-lunchers, while the National Archives draws culture vultures. Kambah Pools offer an escape from it all, and within the Civic there are even a few trendy bars – although you'll never get Melbourne to admit it. Forget the reputation, because Canberra is cool!
General Information
The purpose-built capital of Australia is a clean, attractive city with many fine monuments and landmarks to explore. Tidy Canberra sits today as the result of a compromise between Sydney and Melbourne. While both had plans to assume national capital status, a new city was instead built from scratch between 1913 and 1927 to house the federal government and bureaucracy.
Canberra has grown by leaps and bounds ever since. The city's development in fact, now far outstrips the original and frankly, modest, urban plan. With close to 350,000 people, Canberra is a vibrant little metropolis. The most significant landmarks in the capital city are conveniently built around Lake Burley Griffin in the Parliamentary Triangle precinct. These include the Parliament House, Questacon National Science and Technology Centre, National Museum of Australia, National Gallery of Australia and Australian National Botanic Gardens. Outside the city proper, vast swaths of lush landscape unfurl in Canberra Nature Park.
Attractions & Activities
- Australian War Memorial
- Canberra Museum and Gallery
- National Museum of Australia
- Australian National Botanic Gardens
- National Gallery of Australia
- Capital Region Farmers Market
- Mount Ainslie
- Namadgi National Park
- Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve
- National Folk Festival
Restaurant & Nightlife
- Kismet
- Piyaros
- Maestral
- Rama's
- Aubergine
- Hippo Lounge
- Trinity Bar
- Cube
- Old Parliament House
- Northbar
Canberra has a dry, continental climate, with four distinct seasons.
- Summer (December to March) 11-28°C
- Fall (April to May) 3-20°C
- Winter (June to September) 0-16°C
- Spring (October to November) 6-23°C
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BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- During Monday night's city council meeting, A prominent Bangor business owner and philanthropist made a public plea to the council to not tear down the old Bangor Auditorium and to continue using it instead. The Auditorium is slated to be torn down at the end of next month and used to create more parking for the new Cross Insurance Center. The man behind the request is Danny Lafayette, who over the years has built up a hotel empire that includes 30 hotels: 1 in Michigan; 3 in New Hampshire; and 26 in Maine, including the Fireside Inn in Bangor, the White House Inn in Hampden, and the Black Bear Inn in Orono. He's also donated to a number of charities including the Lafayette Family Cancer Center in Brewer.
Dressed in a T-shirt and touring us through a century old barn, Danny Lafayette, might not fit the image of a hotel magnate with more than two dozen hotels across three states. He and about a dozen of his employees work in an old house and barn, some parts of which have only faced-insulation on the walls. "This is the garage, yet once again, we didn't tear it down," He explains.
Lafayette practices what he preaches. He doesn't believe in tearing down old buildings if they can be re-used. That's exactly how he feels about the Bangor Auditorium.
"In my opinion, you don't have to put any money into it its functional, its useable and use it for events where it would complement the cross center and over time like any building, this building here is over 100 years old we use it for offices, I live in a 200 year old house that was built by the first settler of hampden, i would never dream of tearing it down."
He thinks the auditorium could host conventions or events like the flower show, while the bigger concerts are held next door. Demolition is slated to begin by the end of next month, so there isn't much time left, but Lafayette is talking to everyone he can, to convince them the auditorium, much like his office is worth saving.
"The average home in Maine is 70 years old, the auditorium is only 58 years old," Lafayette said. "Some people would advocate for tearing down every house in Maine because they're too old, but a lot of us love it, you know I was born in Maine, I love Maine and I think this is an iconi(c)...this is our Union Station and I think if we tear it down we'll look back and regret it."
Lafayette says patrons could take shuttle busses from the city's other lots or garages if there isn't enough parking. He says the building could be closed during the winter months if heating costs are a concern.
Of course the question becomes will the costs outweigh the benefits. With start of demolition weeks away, the idea of keeping the building comes as a surprise to city officials and auditorium staff alike. They're not necessarily counting out the idea yet, but admit that keeping both the old auditorium and the new Cross Insurance Center doesn't seem possible this late in the game. Chairman of the City Council, Nelson Durgin, still can't quite wrap his mind around the idea of keeping the Bangor Auditorium.
"Very difficult to comprehend how exactly we could use that building," said Durgin. Both he and facility manager Mike Dyer say that they believe the plan to keep the Bangor Auditorium was well intentioned but that it doesn't seem economical.
According to Durgin, the operation of the old building is costing the city around four to five hundred thousand dollars a year above what it brings in for revenue to operate.
The staff at the Auditorium have started to pack up their offices to move next door to the Cross Insurance Center. Mike Dyer, who will be managing the new building, says it's time for the move.
"We'd be looking at somewhere in excess of probably $160,000 a year in just upkeep expenses," Dyer explained.
He gave tours of his new location back in January. It's a building that was built with the idea of holding multiple events at one time, which eliminates the idea of keeping the older building.
"I just don't see enough of a potential upside in my opinion to warrant considering that," explained Dyer.
For now the city manager's office is looking into Lafayette's proposed plan and seeing if it looks possible, but with a contracted crew weeks away from demolition there isn't a lot of time to gather information, unless the demolition can be postponed.


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MADRID - Tupper Lake and Madrid-Waddington have played each other twice this season and both matchups were physical.
The Lumberjacks wasted little time taking early control with a 12-5 lead after the first and 29-17 halftime advantage against the defending Section 10 Class D champions in their third meeting which resulted in another Tupper Lake win 56-42 on Friday night.
If we play 32 minutes we can play with anybody in the Ds. We just need to stop those seven-10 minute lapses, Tupper Lake has some length and they were physical and that was one of their keys, said M-W coach Aaron Jones as his team fell to 7-7, 6-4 and the Lumberjacks improved to 11-5, 9-3 in the East.
Mitch Keniston generated 18 points and Anson Gaginer added 16 with two threes as Tupper Lake looked to seal the first seed in the upcoming Section 10 Class C playoff tournament. Morgan Stevens added nine points toward the winning cause.
Jacob Barney (4 rebounds, 3 steals) and David Odendahl (3 steals) each recorded 13 points for M-W. Aaron Armstrong added five points while TJ Gagnon and Austin Lanning each recorded four. Zach Brock didnt score but had four steals, two assists and four rebounds.
We finish with Chateaugay, Norwood-Norfolk and Brushton-Moira and we need to continue to improve so we can peak in the playoffs, noted Jones.
In the other two NAC East boys basketball game played Friday night, Chateaugay stopped Colton-Pierrepont 64-39 and Brushton-Moira beat Norwood-Norfolk 65-19.
Chateaugay 64, C-P 39: The host Bulldogs (9-6, 6-3) led 18-9 by the end of the first quarter and never looked back for the win. Martin and Young each netted 12 points in the balanced effort followed by Noah Bowes with 11 and Chad Stalter with 10.
Scott Boyce paced the Colts (5-11, 4-9) with 12 points followed by Zach Farr with 11, Ethan Knight with eight, John Angleberger with six and Riley Doyle with two.
In a pair of NAC East Division varsity girls basketball matchups on Friday, Brushton-Moira stopped Norwood-Norfolk 24 and Chateaugay hosted Colton-Pierrepont.
B-M 42, N-N 24: In Norfolk, the Lady Panthers (9-4, 9-3) pulled away from a 20-10 halftime lead as Kirsten Barrett led all scorers with 12 points in the winning effort. Kenzi Trayner added 10 points followed by Jenna Dufrane with six, Micaela McCarthy with four and Arielle Gary with three. Madison Lowe and Megan Martin added two points apiece while Felicity Bilow netted a free throw.
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Given all of the attention being paid to Jewish day school tuition, and rightly so, it might be of interest to some people what other communities outside of the Jewish community have to say about tuition. I recently attended an Ontario Federation of Independent Schools (OFIS) seminar and spoke with several principals and board members from Christian schools. The discussions were enlightening.
The fact that Rehoboth Christian School had tuition that was about one-third of our typical elementary Jewish school and that their university placement rate is equivalent to our schools and that they also bemoan the lack of government funding, as we do, was not surprising. Rather, what astounded me was that these individuals took great pride in their successful efforts to keep tuition low, resulting in the growth of one school to approximately 600 children, in a small community!
This sensitivity and understanding of the benefits of keeping tuition low seems to have been lost or at least moved down the totem pole pretty far below most other considerations in our community. In fact, the argument that the quality of our education is paramount seems somewhat perverse. As our schools engage in a race to the top of the quality ladder, the barrier to entry rises, enrolments decline and fewer parents can keep up. Surely we can do better.
A communal response is long overdue to this most pressing problem. New initiatives are taking place across the border in Jewish schools, while we in Ontario boast if our tuition only rises a few percentage points above inflation. Everyone is in favour of top-quality Jewish education, but the question we need to be asking is: at what cost? We need some fresh new ideas – now!
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In reference to the question about whether palliative care takes into account halachic restrictions that would force interventions during end-of-life treatment, we need to ask ("Palliative care," letter, March 14):
• What is in the the patient's best interest?
• Can the use of these interventions return the patient to his previous life that was not full of suffering?
• Is artificial nutrition associated with unnecessary suffering that provides little clinical benefit?
Rabbi Moshe Feinstein stated, "For a patient with pain and suffering who cannot be cured and cannot live much longer, it is not obligatory to administer medical therapy to prolong life."
In Baycrest's palliative care unit, antibiotics and morphine are administered to enable the patient to breathe more easily. Decisions are made using a multi-disciplinary approach that includes family, geriatric doctors, psychiatrists, the ethical department and clergy to sustain life as long as possible with as little pain as possible.
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I am pleased about the government decision to continue Canada's Security Infrastructure Program (SIP) ("Toews seeks applications for security funding," Feb. 21, cjnews.com). In 2007, the government of Canada created SIP, a program to reduce the risk of hate crimes to those susceptible such as schools, institutions, and places of worship. Those who qualify are entitled to government funding up to $100,000 to buy security devices provided they match the dollar value.
According to the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, everyone in Canada is entitled to religious freedom. When that freedom is challenged or threatened through acts of terrorism, the government should be concerned not just constitutionally but pragmatically. Jews around the world have been targets of terror and hate motivated crime for generations. In Canada, more than 70 per cent of religious hate-motivated crime has been toward Jews.
In Canada in 2010, there were 204 hate crimes against Jews, and 21 per cent of those were violent. As a 16-year-old Jew living in Toronto who attends a Jewish day school and synagogue, this makes me concerned for my safety. SIP will give other people and myself the security and peace of mind that everyone deserves and allow them to practise their religion in a more safe and secure way.
SIP, which matches the supporters contributions dollar for dollar, eliminates possible abuse of the program, because only those at risk would be willing to put up any money for their protection. It is a reassuring and comforting feeling for me to know that I have a government that cares about me and my safety. Because of the SIP program, many across Canada can have peace of mind and some sleep at night.
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Bill Gladstone's review of Canadian writers who have dealt with the life of Esther Brandeau, the first known Jew to set foot in New France, omits Pierre Lasry's notable contribution, Une Juive En Nouvelle-France, translated into English as Esther, A Jewish Odyssey ("The Book of Esther," Feb. 21). Lasry's award-winning novel is a historically rich interpretation of Brandeau's remarkable life as a story about tshuvah.
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MASSENA - OFA suffered had no letdown after a nine day layoff, on Monday, taking on one of its biggest Central Division Boys Soccer rivals in Massena.
In the 28th minute, Nate Peo scored his first of two goals of the game on a header off a perfectly placed cornerkick from Peyton Lalone and the Devils defended very well to win 3-0.
Getting that first goal was very big for us. We got the momentum at that point and once we scored just 32 seconds into the second half we really started to play well. I wasnt sure how we would play after the nine days off but we played very well. I saw a lot of good things today, said OFA Coach Matt Morley whose team moved to 3-0, 2-0 in NAC Central and drops Massena to 1-2, 0-1 in NAC Central.
Peo converted off a rebound just 32 seconds into the second half from Conor Hannan. A little over four minutes later, Dylan Rudy Binion tucked home a 25 yard shot to the top corner of the net to close out the scoring.
Defensively, Tristan Moore stepped in at sweeper today and did a great job working with our entire defense helping Jake Sias (seven saves) to his third shutout. And I really like the way Martin Arquitt and Jed McRoberts played off the bench at halfback and Zach Ashley played at striker. Were going to need them in the second half of the season, Morley noted. Broderick and Marsh made nine saves for Massena.
JV Booters Fall: In junior varsity action the Devils dropped a 4-0 decision to Massena where OFA Coach Jim Howard cited forward, Ben Hammond, midfielders Matt Sholette and Josiah Fifield and defender Will Kroeger leading the field efforts in support of a fine 15-save gaoltending effort by Justyn McCormick.
Malone 1, Salmon River 0: Isai Paredones scored from Alex Johnson in the 28th minute for Malone (3-1, 2-0). Austin Lamay made 11 saves for the shutout. Zach Smith stopped 12 shots for Salmon River (2-3, 0-1-1).
Potsdam 7, Gouv1: Pat Normandin generated two goals and Ebuka Ononye, Dylan Gruinsen, Jake Mitchell, Bob Milne, and Dylan Emerson each scored once for Potsdam who received five saves from Ashler Herrick. Aaron Stevens scored for Gouverneur.
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Is UnixA also routing traffic between its networks? Is routerA multihomed? Do you want all traffic on the 192.168.100.x subnet to go through RouterA? If so, then make that the default gateway for all those boxes on that subnet.I need to get the traffic on UnixA eth1 to route to 192.168.100.101.
Traffic on UnixA--as long as the traffic is local to the 192.168.100.x subnet--should be automatically sent out eth1, directly to its destination. If all your boxes are on the same subnet (192.168.100.130, 192.168.100.100, 192.168.100.101) then your routing tables will not be consulted at all, unless the destination IPs lies outside of that subnet. *
Subnets *rely on ARP brodcasts for local address location. Only when ARP broadcasts fail to return a MAC address for a given IP will a computer then send packets to its default gateway. If you want packets for destinations other then the 192.168.100.x subnet to go through 192.168.100.101, then you will need to make that ip UnixA's default gateway.
Disable the external interface (eth0) if possible or disable ip forwarding (if its enabled). Make 192.168.100.101 the firewall's default gateway.No I need to add a route on the firewall so it is not forwarded out eth0 like all the other 192s but instead is sent to the router.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WUSA) - The Prince William County Police Department is searching for the suspects pictured above in two separate abduction attempts in Woodbridge over the weekend.
Police say on Nov. 18 a man entered Econo Lodge, located at the 13317 Gordon Boulevard, went into a room a female employee was cleaning and closed the door behind him. The man grabbed the victim but ran away when the 39-year-old woman defended herself.
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