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Hahah, it is not bad to be different or weird, it attracts people who has curiousity :3
Well not really. I was born in Ukraine. And I lived in France by myself due of problems I have in Ukraine. But I went back here to help a friend. So now I'm kinda blocked here, until I can go back in France for studies and all :x
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Ooh it reminds me of my signature xD
It is with The Powerpuff Girls ?
hahaha! Same when I say eeyup and eenope . People find me weird, but I like being weird :3
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Reminds me, I need to go watch Double Rainboom!
The-he! I simply love Fluttershyand her Yay~
I tried many times in real life, no one get why I say "Yay" *Derp*
When I will be back in Europe, I'll buy tons of Fluttershy T-Shirt T-T
Oh by the way, did you see that they'll make a game with MLP characters? Like a fighting game really well designed with MLP design :3
Oh god, your picture said EVERYTHING! It is exactly like that.
There's a lot of them out there, especially Fluttershy. There's one that has her famous "yay". I want that one, actually. I used to have a Pinkie Pie one but it has a ton of holes. I'm saving it for collection purposes. xD
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So what does it mean for the Miami Dolphins and third-year quarterback Ryan Tannehill? It means plenty. Allow me to explain.
The Dolphins are in the third year of Tannehill's rookie contract. Miami is fortunate to only spend a modest base amount this season in salary and bonus -- just $1.52 million -- for a starting quarterback due to the collective bargaining agreement. By comparison, even backup quarterback Matt Moore makes more money ($4 million) than Tannehill this season.
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I am speaking at an event in Nevada, Iowa today on succession planning along with Jolene Brown. Jolene and her husband farm in SE Iowa but she also does seminars on succession planning for farmers and small businesses all over the country. One of her first slides had the audience ask the following questions: What? – […]More
June 24th, 2016
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The Social Security Administration's Office of the Chief Actuary has projected, based on two out of three of its methods of forecasting, that the 2017 FICA wage base will increase from $118,500 in 2016 to $126,000 in 2017. The current wage base subjects employee's to maximum FICA tax of $7,328.40. If the new base goes […]More
June 23rd, 2016
Help – I Forgot to Take Depreciation
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FarmDoc Daily issued a report on how recent crop price increases have improved working capital for the 2016 crop. The report went through the working capital changes for Central Illinois Lower Productivity Farmland assuming a 50/50 corn/soybean crop mix. The working capital changes were shown for owned, cash rent and crop share farmers on a […]More
June 22nd, 2016
Will You Be Able To Deduct Interest?
The House Republicans will release a blueprint on June 24 regarding their plans for a tax code overhaul. This plan includes the following major changes to the tax code: Reduce the corporate tax rate to 20% (from the current 35% rate). Allow 100% business expensing of capital purchases. Eliminate the interest deduction. This blueprint will […]More
June 21st, 2016
Alaska – A Chance for Education and Vacation
Roger McEowen and myself did a two-day seminar last week in Western North Carolina and this was my first trip to this part of the country. My wife and I then drove over to Nashville and went through the Smokey Mountains. This is a very beautiful part of the country. When we were headed into […]More
June 20th, 2016
Long-Term AFR's Hit All-Time Lows
The IRS issues the Applicable Federal Rates (AFR) each month. These rates are broken down into short-term (less than three years), mid-term (between 3 and 9 years) and long-term (more than 9 years). The IRS just issued the rates for July, 2016 and the long-term rate hit an all-time low of 2.18%. The old low […]More
June 15th, 2016
National Collaborative Farming Conference
Today, I spoke at the National Collaborative Farming Conference held in Nashville, Tennessee. My talk was on entity planning for collaborative farming, however, my post today is how some of these farming operations have been structured. Our first speaker was a farmer from Australia who originally farmed about 5,000 acres and found that he did not […]More
June 7th, 2016
Farm Debt is Growing
The Kansas City Fed just released a report indicating that farm debt is accumulating at a faster pace. Farmers with carryover debt increased from 18% of loans to 29% of loans in the first quarter of 2016. Also, 18% of total loans made in the first quarter involved restructuring existing debt to meet short-term liquidity […]More
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Many farmers have created limited liability companies (LLC) to hold equipment, especially semi tractors and trailers. The assumption is that by putting these assets into a LLC, the farmer is shielded from any legal liability in case of an accident. The answer, like most questions I get, is it depends. If the farmer runs the […]More


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We're going to need a bigger phone: World's largest QR code built out of seven-acre maze
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- Family scanned the code from a helicopter, to prove it's functional
- The family farm in Alberta sponsors an annual corn maze design
A seven-acre corn maze in Canada has been certified as the world's largest functioning QR code by Guinness World Records.
The Kraay family farm, in Lacombe, Alberta, decided to mix agriculture with technology for the giant design, which visitors can capture from above or try to work their way through on land.
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Record breaking: The code measures over 312,000 square feet (29,000 square meters) and when scanned by a smartphone, sends users to the family farm's website
'It was something that we didn't think would happen. There were a lot of little things we had to do and Guinness is pretty picky with how you collect your evidence. We were a little bit on edge on whether it would come through so we were very relieved and very excited,' Rachel Kraay told CTV-News.
To prove that the Quick Response code was indeed fully functioning, the family got a helicopter and held their phone out the window to scan the design.
They videotaped the aerial experiment as proof the code does work.
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Sitting, waiting, wishing: The Kraay family sent in all their information to Guinness World Records and eagerly waited until their official certificate arrived
After they submitted their design, they waited and waited.
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Put it to the test: The family went up in a helicopter, stuck their phone out the window and scanned the code with their phone, to prove it was functional
Kraay decided on the idea when she was reading a magazine.
'I was just relaxing, reading a magazine and saw a whole bunch of QR codes and I thought, you know, it looked a whole lot like a maze I wonder if we can make one,' Kraay told CTV News.
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Michael Clarke Duncan's Family Contests His Will That Names Omarosa Main Beneficiary
Michael Clarke Duncan's family doesn't trust his fiancee Omarosa Manigault. The late actor's sister is questioning whether he was unduly influenced by Omarosa into changing his will months before his death and leaving most of his assets to the former contestant of "The Celebrity Apprentice".
According to TMZ, Michael's sister Judy Duncan who was left $100,000 in his will has hired a lawyer to deal with the matter. She is suspicious of Omarosa because she claims when she saw the actor in December 2011, he was not himself, slurring words and stumbling around.
The sister also accuses Omarosa of spending Michael's money for her own personal need when the actor was hospitalized last year. The TV star allegedly sold his personal belongings including watches, cars, his "Green Mile" director's chair and awards, without the family's consent.
In her defense, Omarosa says, "I don't control the estate or the finances and Judy knows it. If you saw all of her emails and texts to me you would see that she is just trying to get money from me, and threatened going to press if I did not give it to her and that is a crime!"
Michael died at Los Angeles' Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Monday, September 3, 2012. He "never fully recovered" from the heart attack he suffered on July 13. The Coroner Office confirmed he died of natural causes. His death certificate mentioned that he died from respiratory failure. He was 54.
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For the week of
June 6, 2016
June 08, 2016
This is the last Look Ahead
for the 2015-2016 school year!
The June Look Ahead will
arrive in your inbox later this
month, with information to get
everyone ready for 2016-2017.
Congratulations, ninth graders,
and happy summer, everyone!
End of Year Dismissal Times
Teacher and Staff
Appreciation Luncheon
Your help is needed! The
Bement Parents Association
is hosting the annual
Teacher and Staff
Appreciation Luncheon on Monday,
June 13. Please
join us in saying thank you
to the dedicated men and
women who make Bement the
special place it is for our
children. We need your
assistance to make this a
festive event! Please
see the attached sign-up
sheet for ways you can help,
and return it as soon as
possible. Thank you!
Any books remaining out
past June 1 will be
considered lost, and
replacement charges will
be billed. If you have
any questions about your
student's account,
please email Ms.
Bernard. Thank
you for another
wonderful year in the
Clagett McLennan
Please let Mrs. Pennock know if
your child will not be at school
for baccalaureate or
commencement. We take
attendance at these required
school events, and knowing in
advance about absences is very
helpful. Thank you!
Dress Down Days
Monday, June 6, and
Tuesday, June 7,
are Dress Down Days. On the
last day of classes, Wednesday,
June 8, all students should wear
regular school dress.
Timing is Everything
starts at 4:00 p.m., on
Thursday, June 9.
All students should
arrive on campus, in
Formal Monday Dress, no
later than 3:30 p.m. We
walk to the Brick Church as a
school. We hope that parents
will attend and will find seats
in the church before we arrive
so that you can enjoy our
procession into and out of the
church. All students should be
picked up on campus after
baccalaureate (at 5:00 p.m.),
unless other arrangements are
made with the classroom teacher
or Mrs. Pennock.
starts at 10:30 a.m., on Friday,
June 10.
All students should
arrive on campus in
Formal Monday Dress, no
later than 10:00 a.m. We
hope that parents will attend
this lovely ceremony. If you
cannot, your children may be
picked up at noon. For those of
you who attend, you are invited
to stay for an outdoor luncheon
following the ceremony. We look
forward to both of these
beautiful Bement events and we
thank you in advance for getting
your children dressed up in
Formal Monday Dress! (See below
for specifics.)
Formal Monday Dress
Formal Monday Dress is
required for Baccalaureate and
Commencement. All students need
to wear:
See the Family
Handbook for more details,
or check in with your child's
teacher or Mrs. Pennock. We
thank you in advance for your
attention to these details.
End-of-Year Dismissal Times
The last day of
After School Group
is Tuesday, June 7.
Monday, June 6, and
Tuesday, June 7, the upper
school will be dismissing
at 3:30, so
the lower school will dismiss
at 3:15.
our last day of
classes, Wednesday, June 8,
the lower school will
dismiss at 1:45.
Fourth Grade Play
Aesop's Fabulous Fables
and Twisted Tales will
be performed in the Barn by
the fourth grade at 8:10
a.m. on Tuesday,
June 7.
The kindergarten party
is for parents,
caregivers, and younger
siblings of current
kindergartners. It will
be held on Tuesday,
June 7, at 2:30
p.m., on the playground
(or in the kindergarten
classroom in the case of
inclement weather).
Sports Week with Mr. D
Looking for something for
your kids to do before
Bement summer camp begins?
They could be at
Sports Week with Mr. D!
Details here. New
Dates: Wednesday, June
15-Friday, June 17.
End of Year Exam and Event
want to make it as easy as
possible for you to find all of
the information you need for the
end-of-year events. We hope you
find the day-by-day
final exam and end of year
schedule, helpful as it
provides a detailed daily list
of final exams, dress codes, and
arrival/dismissal times for
school and special events. As
always, please do not hesitate
to email or call Dean and Toni
with any questions.
Used Books
Please use
this link for
all information
pertaining to the
collection and
potential resale of
used textbooks.
After School Program
The final day of our
after school
proctored study hall
will be
Tuesday, June 7.
There is no after
school program on
Wednesday, June 8.
Please email
firstname.lastname@example.com to
make arrangements
for after school
Slam The
Exam! Tuesday,
June 7
Slam the Exam is an
annual event in the
upper school that
celebrates the
completion of all
final exams. All
logistical details
will be announced
during upper school
meetings. We will
enjoy a hearty
lunch, athletic
events, yearbook
distribution, and an
opportunity to swim
in the school pool
permitting). This is
a required school
event. All students
should bring bathing
suits, a towel, and
athletic clothes.
The day-by-day end
of year and exam
schedule is posted
The dining room
menu for this week can be
found here.
Tuesday, June 7,
the fourth grade will perform Aesop's
Fabulous Fables and Twisted
Tales at
8:10 a.m. in the Barn.
The spring athletic
schedule is available here
and is also a link from the home
page of our website. Please
check it regularly, as games may
be added, rescheduled, or
cancelled throughout the season.
Register Now for
Summer@Bement�Sessions are
Filling Up Quickly!
Our summer programs offer
adventures for everyone from
ages 4 to 15, from Junior
Camp for
our youngest campers, all the
way to a Counselor-in-Training
program for
our oldest. The Adventure
Day Camp is
a great choice for campers
between 7 and 12 years old, with
activities that include hands-on
history with our neighbors at
Historic Deerfield, cooking and
baking, computer programming,
sports, art, swimming, and lots
you might consider the
Outdoor Challenge Weeks for
your adventurous 9 to 14 year
old, offered in collaboration
Adventure In, Adventure Out.
AIAO is limited to 13
students per session. Pick up
and drop off will be at Bement.
The second session
of Adventure camp,
July 11-22, is full,
please register soon if you are
counting on your child being a
Bement camper this summer. For
dates and more information,
contact the director of summer
programs, Doc Potter (firstname.lastname@example.com)
or check
out our website.
See you this summer!
Box Tops for Education
Thank you to all the families
who remembered to clip and send
in their Box Tops for Education
tabs this year. The Bement
Parents Association received a
total of $169.30 for the
2015-2016 school year + $35 that
was submitted after last year's
March deadline. Total
received since September 2015:
$204.30. If you have
tabs you've been accumulating in
your kitchen drawer, please send
them to school with your child.
Each Box Top is worth 10 cents.
There is a collection box above
the printer in the Keith House
(across from Carole Pennock's
office), a cup in the window of
Toni Costa's reception area of
the Kittredge Building, put them
in the PA mailbox in Barton
House, or just have your child
give them to their teacher.
Help support the Bement Parents
Association by cutting and
submitting your Box Tops before
they expire.
Cycle Pottery Summer Sessions
Cycle Pottery, a popular Bement
vacation activity, is offering
summer programs, one of
which is during that
hard-to-fill week before Bement
summer camp begins. Special
discounts for returning students
and siblings!
Important Dates
for Spring Term:
Key Dates are here.
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Today at VMworld, Actifio®, the copy data virtualization company, announced a series of significant platform enhancements for businesses leveraging VMware's cloud suite. These enhancements extend the power of virtualization from compute and networks to storage, delivering an application-centric data management model that breaks the bonds of legacy infrastructure.
By virtualizing the management and retention of data, Actifio allows businesses to eliminate multiple data silos and point tools deployed for backup, disaster recovery, business continuity, compliance, analytics, and test and development, and instead rely on one, SLA-driven, virtualized solution. The new capabilities extend the deep integration between VMware and Actifio's data virtualization platforms for superior management and interoperability, increased resiliency, and cloud mobility including:
- Easy Cloud Management – Management extensions for VMware vSphere and vCloud with a plug-in for the vSphere Web Client.
- Fast Storage Deployment — Advanced Actifio Sky integration with VMware vSAN technology.
- Rapid Application Recovery — Actifio ReadyVM technology integration with VMware.
- Deep Storage Intelligence — Actifio CDS and Sky support for VMware virtual volume (VVol) technology beta program.
- Application Recovery Assurance — General Availability of Actifio Resiliency Director, the world's fastest recovery automation of virtual machines in the cloud.
- Cloud Mobility — Easily move applications between locations with heterogeneous storage environments or move, vault, or retire applications between clouds with Actifio's patented dedupe-async technology.
As organizations progress through VMware's journey from basic virtualization and into cloud services, they will quickly find significant value in the greater levels of business agility, automation, and responsiveness. Similarly, Actifio's Copy Data Virtualization platform extends this value by eliminating redundant silos of infrastructure and data management applications, ultimately freeing data from underlying physical infrastructure.
"Each and every day I interact with customers whose ability to realize the promise of tomorrow's 'software-defined data center' is limited by application data still bound to infrastructure in yesterday's data center," said Ash Ashutosh, Founder & CEO of Actifio. "Together with VMware and our strategic partners, Actifio is using data virtualization to enable access to enterprise data whenever and wherever it's needed. Today we're introducing our broadest set of integrations ever for improved resiliency, agility, and cloud mobility. We think 'data' should be at the center of customers' vision for the Software-Defined Data Center, and we're putting it there."
Management and Interoperability Extends Productivity and Efficiency Gains
Organizations can now easily manage all levels of their Software-Defined Data Center through Actifio's advanced integration with VMware through vCenter APIs, VMware APIs for Data Protection, VMware Virtual Volumes (VVol), Change Block Tracking, and now VMware vSAN.
New vCenter plugin – For those VMware Administrators that prefer to manage their infrastructure through VMware vCenter, vSphere Web Client, or the vCloud Suite, Actifio provides a plugin that enables management of virtualized copy data from VMware's management platforms.
New vSAN Support for Actifio Sky – VMware Virtual SAN is the software-defined storage solution for the VMware datacenter enabling storage and compute to run in the same physical host. Actifio certified Actifio Sky integration for VMware vSANs eliminates the need for external storage for copy data.
New VVol Support (Beta) – Actifio delivers advanced VM-centric storage awareness for copy services including snapshots/clone offload for production VMware environments for superior performance and scale. Experimental Actifio VVol integration will also provide SLA awareness directly into the VM-layer enabling built-in data protection, rapid VM migration, and efficient application development with Actifio LiveClone functionality.
"There is nothing more important than ensuring all of our solutions are tightly integrated, otherwise we risk undoing all of the operational efficiencies gained through server virtualization in the first place," said Said Ernesto DiGiambattista, Chief Technology & Security Officer at Sentinel Benefits & Financial Group "With Actifio and VMware, the opposite is true. We have continually reduced the many tools required to support our mission critical SLAs while expanding the number of virtualized applications and use-cases. The new management integrations between Actifio, vCenter and vSANs will continue to help our organization 'do more with less.'"
Cloud Mobility Enables Efficient Data Services for Software Defined Data Center
New Cloud Vaulting - Actifio Sky Cloud Vault delivers SLA-driven cloud data vaulting for select vCloud Service Providers or Amazon Web Services (AWS), acting as a replication target from data centers with disparate infrastructures. Actifio's WAN-optimized replication protocol eliminates barriers to data mobility from the data center to and from the cloud, enabling transformational data management velocity and scale.
"Enterprises today face massive challenges to effectively store, share, protect, and analyze their data due to factors such as explosive data growth, shrinking backup windows, server virtualization, and the emergence of cloud and mobile applications," said David Simpson, Sr. Analyst at 451 Research "We see Actifio's application-centric approach to data virtualization as a key strategy IT can use to meet their SLA's more effectively. Actifio's newly-launched, VM-centric solutions will allow organizations to spend less on expensive IT infrastructure that slows them down, and more on software platforms like VMware that speeds them up."
Increased Resiliency Through Advanced Orchestration Supports Maximum Application Uptime
Actifio brings a single VMware-based solution for backup, recovery, disaster recovery, business continuity, and application development and testing.
New ReadyVM Technology – Actifio ReadyVM enables instant mount and recovery of failed VMs locally or in a remote location - in a ready state. Disaster recovery tests can be run on-demand using ReadyVM, which are also tightly integrated with VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager to maintain management consistency.
New Actifio Resiliency Director (GA) – Actifio Resiliency Director orchestrates the recovery of compute, network, and data at an enterprise disaster recovery site or a cloud service provider and validates the results to provide a complete solution for non-disruptive, automated recovery and test. It delivers complete resiliency in the cloud and enables enterprises to restore critical business functionality faster and cheaper than previously possible.
"Since announcing Sungard Availability Services' Recover2Cloud services – which leverage the power of Actifio's copy data virtualization platform and Actifio Resiliency Director – we've experienced great excitement and traction among our early-access customer base," said Souvik Choudhury, Vice President of Product Management, Recovery Services at Sungard AS. "We're excited to build on this positive momentum and fulfill the growing demand for cloud-based application recovery."
Actifio now counts over 500 enterprise users across customers in 36 counties, managing more than one Exabyte of essential enterprise production data – and majority who use Actifio as a key element within their Software-Defined Data Center strategy. Dozens of Cloud Service Provider partners now have Actifio-powered copy data virtualization offerings in development or in market, delivering public and hybrid cloud copy data management services to enterprise customers around the world.
For more information about Actifio's solutions for VMware environments, please visit: www.actifio.com.
About Actifio
Actifio® delivers copy data virtualization to hundreds of global enterprise customers and service provider partners in more than 30 countries around the world. The patented Actifio Virtual Data Pipeline™ technology decouples data from infrastructure, enabling dramatic improvements in business resiliency, agility, and access to the cloud. Actifio replaces siloed data management products with a radically simple, application-centric, SLA-driven approach that lets customers capture data from production applications, manage it more economically, and use it how, when and where they need to. Actifio is headquartered just outside Boston, Massachusetts, and can be reached via the web (actifio.com), Twitter (@actifio), or email at [email protected].
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Environmental Engineer 1 Civil/Environmental Engineer
Applications accepted from current State employees, former permanent competitive class employees eligible for reinstatement and 55-b/c candidates. You must meet the minimum qualifications.
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|Environmental Engineer 1 Civil/Environmental Engineer
|Location: City
DEC Region
Central Office
Operations/Design & Construction
|$44,370 - $73,519 (Effective 4/2014)
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|Mon. - Fri.
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|Perform engineering work of moderate difficulty on projects to improve public access to DEC Facilities. You would plan, conduct surveys, design, inspect, and prepare contract documents and estimates for, and supervise the construction and maintenance of environmental educational and recreational facilities including requisite water and wastewater treatment, bridges, drainage structures, dams, boat launches, buildings, wildlife facilities, roads and trails. You would review plans and estimates prepared by consulting engineers.
Specific tasks include:
Statewide field investigation and ability to independently obtain all information required to complete project designs including, surveying, testing, structural and safety analysis.
Analysis and design in areas relating to structural, mechanical, hydraulic, water supply, sanitary, soils, and highway engineering, with extensive use of ACAD and engineering software.
Preparation of design reports and technical documents to obtain regulatory approval.
Cost analysis and preparation of project estimates and schedules.
Preparation of contract documents for public bidding, bid review and award recommendation.
Provide construction assistance, submittal review and interpretation of plans & specifications.
Must be capable of providing clear, understandable, verbal and written direction to office and field staff.
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Strictly adhered to based on
Civil Service requirements
Reassignment - Currently in the title and an employee of DEC
Reinstatement Eligible - Previously held the title on a permanent competitive basis or held a title as indicated under the transfer eligible section on a permanent competitive basis.
Open competitive minimum qualifications for Environmental Engineer (Salary Grade 15) (provided for 55-b/55-c candidates and 70.4 transfer eligibles):
Transfer Eligible for Environmental Engineer 1 Civil (Salary Grade 20) - One year of permanent competitive service at Salary Grade 18 or higher and either:
Open competitive minimum qualifications (provided for 55b/c candidates and 70.4 transfer eligibles): A bachelor's or higher-level degree in civil engineering or civil engineering technology, granted in an engineering curriculum which is accredited by the Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology as a first or second professional degree in engineering or engineering technology, or a degree registered by the New York State Education Department for professional licensing in engineering.
If you are on an examination eligible list for the position title, you do not need to respond to this posting UNLESS you are also eligible for appointment by transfer, reinstatement or reassignment as defined above; or the appointment type is provisional or temporary. The eligible list(s) will be canvassed as appropriate. Always respond to an eligible list canvass.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke scored a brilliant unbeaten double century to give the hosts a remarkable 37-run first innings lead on the fourth day of the first test against South Africa on Monday.
Supported first by a maiden century from opener Ed Cowan in a record stand of 259, and then by Mike Hussey's 86 not out, Clarke's 218 helped lift Australia from 40 for three when he took to the crease on Sunday to 487 for four at stumps.
It was Clarke's sixth test century, and his third double hundred, in the 15 tests since he was named captain last year in the wake of the Ashes humiliation and Australia's quarter-final exit at the World Cup.
Although by no means a chanceless knock, the 31-year-old played with patience when South Africa's much vaunted pacemen got anything out of the Gabba track before punishing anything loose with some fine shot-making.
When he carried his bat back to the pavilion at the end of the day to the raucous cheers of a sparse crowd at the famous Brisbane ground, Clarke had faced 350 balls over 504 minutes and scored 21 fours.
"I'm very happy with that," Clarke, who accumulated his 1000th test run of the year during the innings, said.
"We're in a great position with a 30-odd lead. I'd like another 70 odd runs in the morning and then I want to have a crack with the ball. We'll see what happens."
Cowan departed for 136 in heartbreaking fashion just before tea, run out at the non-striker's end when Dale Steyn got a finger to a Clarke drive that hit the stumps and the opener was caught out of his crease backing up.
His partnership with Clarke was an Australian record for the fourth wicket at the Gabba, beating the 245 Clarke and Mike Hussey made against Sri Lanka in 2007.
Cowan's wicket was the only wicket to fall on the day and Hussey started pouring on the runs as if determined to get the record back for his own partnership with his captain.
The 37-year-old bucked his poor recent form against South Africa by reaching his half century off just 68 balls with a drive through long-off, and was closing on a century of his own when play ended.
Hussey's cut four off Morne Morkel took Australia past South Africa's first innings tally of 450 and gives the hosts an unlikely chance of winning a test which lost an entire day to rain on Saturday.
"We're going to need to maximise our time to have a chance of bowling South Africa out," Clarke added.
"We're going to need a lot of things to go our way as well. It's worth having a crack at trying to win."
Clarke's negotiation of the "nervous nineties" for his century had been fraught and he was nearly run out going for a second run that would have brought him to the hundred mark.
There were no such jitters on his approach to the 200 mark, which he passed by slapping the ball through mid-on for two runs before giving the badge on his helmet another kiss.
Cowan's century was a retort to those critics who have consistently questioned his place in the team since he made his debut in last year's Melbourne test against India.
The 30-year-old left-hander reached the mark two overs after lunch by pulling a short Vernon Philander delivery for four to the square leg boundary, beginning his joyous celebrations before the ball hit the rope.
South Africa's No 1 test ranking is on the line in the series, which continues with matches in Adelaide and Perth after Brisbane.
Bowling coach Allan Donald reflected on a disappointing day after which Steyn, the world's top-ranked bowler, had figures of 1-109 and the attack combined to send down 22 no-balls.
"You see Michael Clarke walking down those stairs last night at 40-3 and you start thinking ... that it could for 80-5 or 90-5 overnight and to be fair, they played well," he told reporters.
"There's no excuses for (the no-balls) ... it's not that we have to tell these guys who are professional cricketers and playing at the highest level that they need to get their feet behind the line."
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