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How to become a born-again Christian
Pastor at Pine River Baptist Church
First: The Bible says you must acknowledge that you are a sinner. Romans 3:23, "For all have sinned and come short of the glory of God." Romans 3:10, as it is written, "There is none righteous, no not one."
Second: The Bible says: "Except ye repent, ye shall all likewise perish" Luke 13:3-5. Acts 3:19, "Repent ye therefore, and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out."
Third: The Bible says we must confess our sins to God. I John 1:9, "If we confess our sins He (God) is faithful and just to forgive us our sins."
Fourth: The Bible says we must believe and receive Jesus Christ as your Saviour. Romans 10:9-13, "If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt believe in thy heart the God hath raised Him (Jesus) from the dead thou shalt be saved."
God wants to save you! He will never turn anyone away! Romans 10:13, "For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved. Acts 2:21, "And it shall come to pass that whosoever shall on the name of the Lord shall be saved."
If you are genuine and want to be saved, you must turn your life over to Christ Jesus. Christ longs to have a relationship with you.
After being born-again, start reading your Bible. A good place to start is the book of John.
The Prayer for Salvation:
Dear Jesus, I want to become a born-again Christian. I confess to you that I am a sinner. I ask you to forgive me for my sins and to blot them out from your memory. I believe you came and died on the cross for my sins. Please come into my life and save me. Thank you for giving me eternal life.
If you need more help with your salvation, please call.


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Wine Country the Washington Way
Mathews Estate Winery • Woodinville, WA
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two, Sundays through Thursdays ($199) or Fridays and Saturdays ($249), in the Syrah Room
- Daily Breakfast for Two
- Bottle of Matthews Wine
- Wine Tasting for Two
Move over, microbrews! It's no secret that the Seattle area is craft-beer heaven, but it's also a burgeoning wine region, with some of Eastern Washington's best grapes washing up at a growing number of Western Washington wineries and tasting rooms.
One such operation is Matthews Estate and its Estate House, a two-room B&B and winery in Woodinville, just 30 minutes northeast of Seattle. Though sophisticated, this boutique inn nestled in the bucolic Woodinville Valley—and situated among as many as 70 other wineries and tasting rooms—is decidedly unpretentious. The Syrah Room, on the second floor, is furnished with dark hardwood floors, a king-size bed, and a full, private bathroom, and Wi-Fi comes compliments of your hosts. Guests can also make use of the Estate House theater room and professionally appointed kitchen.
If you book a weekend stay, be sure to stick around for Friday Night Live, featuring live music in the cellar from 6:30 to 9 p.m. When you aren't enjoying the boozy fruits of their labor, take a stroll through downtown with a stop at DeYoung Park, which offers a shady spot to picnic and a handful of bronze sculptures to ogle. For dinner, be sure to reserve a table at The Herbfarm, a Seattle-area mainstay (it's been open more than 25 years) and a fierce promoter of artisanal cuisine assembled with local, seasonal
At day's end, return to Matthews and unwind with a bottle of wine. If that seems like overkill, just imagine all the microbreweries, brewpubs, and alehouses you'll be patronizing in your reintroduction to life around the Sound. Here's to wine country.
"Known for wineries and specialty farms, Woodinville is a quiet Western Washington destination for foodies and wine aficionados. If you appreciate the outdoors, you will enjoy the rural atmosphere and strolling the banks of the Sammamish River."-- USA Today Travel
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The Farnborough Airshow literally moved to the beat of Airbus and its EADS parent company today as an afternoon flashmob promoting their large-scale recruitment initiatives became the centre of attention.
More than 400 Airbus and EADS employees wearing brightly-colored shirts marked with the phrase: "Think mobility…join us now" emerged from the crowd to create a band with drums, tambourines, shakers and bells. As they gathered in front of Airbus' A380 demonstrator aircraft on the static display line, air show attendees in the vicinity were asked to accompany the group – being supplied with matching caps and maracas to join in the samba beat.
The flashmob achieved its goal of drawing attention to Airbus' hiring drive, which is to bring some 4,000 new recruits into the company in 2012 – responding to the needs created by continued aircraft production ramp-up, new programme developments, and expansion of the company's worldwide presence.
"Joining Airbus and EADS is really something that makes life different, because in our company, we do exceptional things every day," Thierry Baril, the Chief Human Resources Officer for EADS and Airbus, told the gathered crowd.
Flashmob public gatherings are increasingly common in today's social media-oriented world, and Airbus first used the concept at last year's Paris Air Show to spotlight its recruitment programme. Today's flashmob was led by Paul Lazare and the "Quinta Feira" band from Hamburg, Germany – the home to one of Airbus' A320 Family production lines.
In addition to this week's flashmob at Farnborough, Airbus is hosting employment forums and workshops during the U.K. air show– with human resources professionals, business experts and company engineers available to speak about the numerous job opportunities at the company.


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December 2007
John Hopkins University—Center for Talented Youth
Baltimore, Md.
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a These data are reported by the school and are for the school year 2006–07.
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c An accelerated course compresses the content that normally would be covered in a longer course into a shorter timeframe.
Focusing on the acceleration and enrichment of student learning, the nonprofit Johns Hopkins University—Center for Talented Youth (CTY) works with high-ability students in elementary, middle, and high school, both domestically and internationally. In addition to offering challenging supplemental course work to youths who have been identified as talented through testing or other means, CTY also conducts an annual talent search to further identify talented youths, organizes community outreach events to engage low-income students and families, and researches academic attainment among high-ability students.
CTY offers courses to students in grades K–12 and has enrollments that exceed 8,000 per year by students in more than 50 countries. To qualify for CTY distance learning and summer programs, students must score high for their grade level on academic aptitude exams; for example, seventh-grade students who take the SAT or American College Test (ACT) and score relatively high for their grade level would qualify for CTY admission consideration. When identifying students as gifted, CTY especially values reasoning abilities and reading skills. CTY is accredited for grades 5 through 12 by the Commission on Secondary Schools of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools, which eases the credit-transfer process.
Online courses are available year-round in either individually paced or session-based formats, the latter meaning that a course has a start and end date with established due dates for assignments. Courses in mathematics, computer science, and science (below the AP level) use the flexible, individually paced format, which allows students to progress at a pace that matches their abilities, as well as their schedules and time constraints. Students can start the course at any time and enroll in it for three, six, or nine months. A student who completes the course more quickly than the time purchased can enroll in a new course at no additional charge. A student who does not complete the course in the time purchased can buy additional time. While these individually paced courses are usually asynchronous, meaning that students and instructor are not required to be online at the same time, communicating in real time, the instructors hold interactive whiteboard sessions during which they review material and students can collaborate with one another.
CTY"s session-based courses are offered in the fall, spring, and summer, and their length varies by course. Writing, language arts, foreign language courses, and AP courses (except AP calculus) are offered in sessions. Because students enrolled in these courses participate on the same general schedule, they tend to have more interaction with each other, such as in workshops and online group activities, than do students in individually paced courses.
Student Recruitment and Enrollment
CTY recruitment, in verbal, written, and Web-based forms, emphasizes enrichment and acceleration opportunities for students who are highly able academically. Using direct mail, targeted recruiting in urban areas, and communication through school districts and community- and faith-based organizations, staff seek out gifted students. In most major urban areas, a CTY regional staff member coordinates outreach and gives presentations in schools and in other settings to parents. In 1998, CTY received funding from Goldman Sachs to create a minority outreach program that has since helped boost minority enrollment from 3 to 14 percent.
Qualified students can enroll in CTY courses using either a paper or an online application. Once a student signs up for a class, CTY mails required course materials within 12 days. Most courses are graded, though writing students receive a detailed evaluation of their progress in lieu of grades. (Writing students may request a grade, if required for credit or course placement decisions at their high school or college.) For students seeking credit or placement in their schools, CTY provides detailed course descriptions, including scope and sequence, along with grades and interim reports to school officials.
Course Offerings
CTY currently offers courses, some of which are AP, in mathematics, science, computer science, language arts, writing, and Chinese, and more courses are under development. In addition to accelerated and honors mathematics classes that extend from pre-primary math through multivariable calculus, CTY offers a variety of mathematics enrichment courses, such as cryptography and a math-oriented introduction to astronomy. Science courses are offered at the middle school, high school, and AP levels. CTY"s language arts and writing courses focus on essay writing, critical reading, advanced topics in writing, and language rules. Chinese language courses are offered for grades 2 and up, using interactive multimedia software and online classrooms with video and audio capacities. Finally, CTY also has developed a six-disc problem-solving software package called Descartes" Cove Math Series that can be purchased by students for individual learning or licensed by schools for math enrichment. Students advance through a cove, or bay, by completing adventures (i.e., solving complex word problems) that align with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics" standards for grades 6–8.
AP classes are a recent addition to the CTY course catalog, and in the 2005–06 school year, 200 students took advantage of this option. Except for calculus, the provider"s eight AP courses can be taken either over an intensive summer session or as one-year courses starting in the fall. Students can, but are not required to, take the AP exam. As of this writing, all CTY AP courses have been approved by the College Board.
Instruction, Mentoring, and Support
CTY instructors are teachers with content and online expertise who have at least a bachelor"s degree and may or may not be K–12 certified teachers. Most instructors hold advanced degrees, including a Ph.D. Many of the AP course instructors are college professors who teach part time for CTY, which enhances the intellectual vitality and college-like experience of these courses. Some writing instructors are published authors, also teaching part time for CTY. Instructional supervisors each support and monitor about 10 teachers.
When designing courses, CTY first determines the learning goals of a course and then builds the course accordingly. Frequent assessments along with regular online interaction with faculty are critical components of CTY courses. Writing courses build in peer review to complement instructor feedback. CTY instructors interact with students through e-mail, telephone, online classes, progress reports, and an interactive Web-based whiteboard. Students receive both mid-term progress reports and end-of-course evaluations from their teachers.
All students require a computer and Internet access to take CTY courses, and some courses, Chinese, for example, require broadband access and a microphone. Technical requirements are listed on the CTY Web site under each course. Instructors use a variety of course materials, typically incorporating multimedia presentations, Web-based content, text materials, audio materials, and interactive exercises. Many courses also offer students a discussion board to facilitate interaction between geographically dispersed students. Students obtain technical support through their instructors and through CTY"s technical support team.
CTY courses are funded by student and school tuition, along with various grants and donations for course development and scholarships. Many schools pay the tuition for CTY distance courses in order to expand options for their highly able students, and CTY accepts purchase orders. In other cases, parents provide all or part of the tuition. Need-based financial aid also is available for families.


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Old Milwaukee? Think again
By Tim Cigelske, Comm '04
In Milwaukee, everything old is new again. OK, not everything.
But that is the case with Old Milwaukee, an icon of vintage Pabst canned beer that time forgot until recently. Comedian and actor Will Ferrell breathes new life into the brand in a series of quirky commercials. The spots include one of him shouting from the rooftop of the Pabst Brewery, a few blocks from campus. In another ad, while rowing a boat on Lake Michigan, Ferrell peers over his shoulder at the lakefront and Milwaukee Art Museum.
"I came out here to take a look at her, my Milwaukee, to make sure she's still got style," he says. "Yup, she's still got it."
It doesn't sound like a ringing endorsement in Ferrell's exaggerated delivery. But the ads which went viral symbolize the resurgence of Milwaukee. And it extends far beyond canned beer.
For alumni from the '60s, '70s and '80s, Milwaukee may conjure up memories of bars, abandoned buildings or shuttered factories. Younger alumni may remember Wisconsin Avenue construction and the massive and inconvenient overhaul of the Marquette Interchange section of I94. The stereotype of Laverne and Shirley might never go away.
But times are changing. Marquette's hometown is shaping its future without ignoring its past. The historic Pabst Brewery, for example, is now home to banquet hall Best Place, while nearby music venue the Pabst Theater brings to town cutting-edge musicians such as Wisconsin native Justin Vernon, frontman of Grammy-winner Bon Iver.
Others are taking notice. Milwaukee drew praise from the Travel Channel and the U.K. Guardian, which in an article last year described Milwaukee in contrast to Chicago as "the hip younger sister you secretly want to hang out with."
From jobs to food to destinations, the city that Marquette calls home is reinventing itself. And Marquette alumni who choose to stay in the city post-graduation are both aiding and benefiting from the transformation. Those who return for a class reunion may barely recognize the city they once called home.
A new outlook
For decades, Milwaukee leaders worried about "the brain drain" that took new graduates to larger, more vibrant cities. Now there's a new outlook.
"I think what attracts new talent, if they give it a chance, is the city itself," says Jeff Carrigan, Grad '93, co-founder of the Milwaukee-based Big Shoes Network, a job-posting site that specializes in advertising, graphic design, marketing, public relations, social media and web design. The site experienced a 40 percent increase in postings last year.
"We've got great festivals, museums, parks, restaurants, sports teams, theatres and, of course, the lakefront. Milwaukee is a gem in terms of work-life balance," he says.
The creative jobs Carrigan highlights attract Marquette graduates like Amanda Eggert, Comm '10, who stayed in Milwaukee for her career, as well as the culture. Following graduation, Eggert took a position with downtown creative agency Laughlin Constable after a two-year internship with the company. "I stayed here because I love it," Eggert says. "Milwaukee is really an underrated city."
Eggert is drawn to the lakefront, sports teams, nightlife, ethnic restaurants and landmarks, including the Milwaukee Art Museum, with the addition designed by world-renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. As a musician, she revels in Milwaukee's late-night life. Her band, Peshtigo, with fellow alum Evan Pilak, Bus Ad '10, played at the Cactus Club in Bay View and is lining up more performances this summer.
"Milwaukee is constantly changing, building, evolving," Eggert says. "New restaurants, shops and attractions are opening up on almost a weekly basis."
These changes haven't been lost on longtime residents, either. Jim Higgins, Jour '79, enjoys a bird's-eye view of the city's cultural creativity as the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel arts and entertainment editor. Additions to the downtown entertainment scene impress Higgins.
"The Pabst, Riverside and Turner Hall operation brings such a variety of music and related performances downtown," he says. "While the Milwaukee Repertory Theater has always stood for quality, the new artistic leadership of Mark Clements who came from England to work here has added delightful surprises and invigorated the operation."
This translates into not just more options for students and residents, but more attention from tourists. Milwaukee has seen an uptick in tourism and economic impact since 2010, according to Visit Milwaukee, as well as international media attention.
Milwaukee earned mentions and headlines in sports columns nationwide last summer and fall when the Milwaukee Brewers had the longest and most electrifying playoff run since 1982.
"A lot of journalists that were here don't come to Milwaukee on a regular basis," says John Steinmiller, Comm '04, manager of media relations for the Brewers. "... They were impressed with everything, from the hospitality to the fans to how the city has grown and developed."
Local online magazine onmilwaukee.com set a site traffic record with nearly 400,000 visitors in October. The website's president, Jeff Sherman, Bus Ad '91, credits the traffic to more than baseball. The online magazine showcases everything greater Milwaukee has to offer, such as DJ Kid Cut Up's emergence on the national music scene and the opening of Ray's Indoor Mountain Bike Park's second location this one in Milwaukee and much more.
But for Sherman, one of the city's old icons is still its best: the Fonz, made famous on the TV series Happy Days, whose bronzed replica graces the Milwaukee RiverWalk.
"He's cool because he's not trying to be," Sherman says. "And having the Fonz on one of our great waterways the Milwaukee River is just another reason why Milwaukee is cool."
Food bloggers in paradise
Milwaukee's dining scene has grown in tandem with its entertainment options. Though custard will never go out of style, specialized and upscale dining is also taking root in Milwaukee, according to Lori Fredrich, a well-known local food blogger who is assistant director of external relations, communications and recruitment for the College of Education.
She notes gourmet artisan cheese, craft beer and locally sourced ingredients are growing components of civic pride.
"Milwaukee is really at the helm of a nationwide enthusiasm for locally produced food products," Fredrich says, noting the city's location puts it smack in the middle of some top Midwest food suppliers. "The region is poised to be one of the leaders in the farm-to-table movement."
Dax Phillips, director of technology at Marquette Law School and popular local food blogger, echoes the sentiment. He cites Milwaukee restaurants such as Braise, Roots, Honeypie and Sweet Water Organics, as well as Marquette honorary degree recipient Will Allen, a pioneer of the urban-farm Growing Power, as examples of Milwaukee's changing food landscape.
Alumni are making notable contributions to the city's culinary riches. La Merenda, an award-winning restaurant owned by Peter Sandroni, Arts '93, counts on more than 20 local suppliers for meat, fish, produce and dairy. Doug Konzak, Grad '07, opened the trendy new Zak's Café in Walker's Point. Its cream city brick, hardwood floors and a menu developed by a Seattle Culinary Academy-trained chef offer an "old-meets-new feel," according to an onmilwaukee.com preview.
Jim McCabe, Eng '87, owner of the Milwaukee Ale House and the rapidly growing Milwaukee Brewing Co. in the Third Ward, is a pioneer in the art of craft beer for emphasizing local and sustainable ingredients and using environmentally friendly brewing practices. This includes recycling oil from another Milwaukee iconic happening the Friday night fish fry served at parishes and restaurants from one end of the city to the other into biofuel to power his brewing system.
So will Milwaukee continue to be known for beer, brats and cheese?
"I'm fine if we are," Phillips says, "if it means including craft brewers and the types of gourmet meats and cheeses found at the Milwaukee Public Market."
Good vibrations
So what does someone unfamiliar with Milwaukee make of the city? Just ask a relative newcomer choose from almost any student.
Aaron Ledesma, an advertising sophomore, is a Houston native and tour guide to prospective Marquette students and their parents from around the country. He has visited other major cities but likes Milwaukee's unique personality and ambiance. He even likes the changing seasons, a phenomenon he couldn't experience in Texas.
"When I first visited Milwaukee," he says, "I instantly got a good vibe."
As a tour guide, Ledesma says one of the most common questions prospective students and parents ask is what do people do for fun here?
"I've come to realize that people underestimate Milwaukee," he says. "They think that other than basketball, there's nothing for Marquette students to do."
Ledesma lets prospective students in on a little secret. He is already committed to the standouts Summerfest, Jazz in the Park, Bradford Beach and paint ball in the Third Ward and he's still discovering things to do after two years on campus.
Students aren't the only ones discovering Milwaukee's appeal. One new Milwaukee citizen and Campus Town resident happens to be president of Marquette. In his inauguration address, Rev. Scott R. Pilarz, S.J., who called himself a freshman at age 52 praised the way the campus and city feel warm and welcoming.
"The cultures of the city and the campus are marked by an authenticity and utter lack of pretension," he said. "People here are comfortable in their own skins."
After spending nearly two semesters in his adopted city, Father Pilarz says, "It's starting to feel like home."
See a photo gallery and learn more about the destinations in this article at pinterest.com/marquetteu.


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- In Jilin province, a small village keeps alive Manchu tradition of falcon training
- Area is growing popular among tourists
- Falcon trainers spend several days in isolation taming captured birds of prey
- Mingzhe Zhao, 55, is known as the "falcon king" of Ying Tun
A tiny black spot approaches from the distance in the gray dawn sky, growing larger as it glides through the icy wind against a backdrop of snow-capped mountains.
Drawn to the shrill blast of a whistle, the majestic bird of prey soars in for a perfect landing onto the arm of Mingzhe Zhao, the "falcon king" of Ying Tun.
In China's Jilin province, the tiny rural community of Ying Tun -- known here as the "Falcon Village" -- the 55-year-old Zhao has, like many of his ancestors, dedicated his entire life to training the fierce feathered creatures.
Jilin is one of China's most isolated provinces.
Deep in the northeast, Jilin borders North Korea and Russia. It's the home of China's ethnic Manchu, who continue to practice ancient traditions in an effort to preserve their culture.
This includes falcon training, which dates to the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), an era when the Manchu ruled the entire country.
Like hunting and horse racing, raising falcons -- once a form of leisure and entertainment for royals -- remains an admired practice in the region, considered a show of bravery and man's conquest over nature.
It's practiced in some form or another by most of the men in Ying Tun, which has about 300 households.
Chuanxin Jia, photographer and editor for Chinese magazine "Jilin Pictorial," has visited the Falcon Village on multiple occasions, where he captured some of the images in the gallery above.
"Trained falcons can hunt 10 to 20 pheasants per day, which can be sold for up to RMB 150 ($24) each at the local market," says Jia.
"This money can be used as extra income by local village families."
Falconeering isn't just about making money.
Ying Tun's falcon trainers -- locals call them "Yingbashi" (falcon masters) -- are emotionally attached to their birds.
How to train a falcon
Falcons are known for being unruly, says Jia, which makes for an incredibly punishing training process.
After capturing a wild falcon from a mountain forest, a master must spend several days in isolation taming it.
"It's a real battle of willpower," says Jia. "But the relationship between a master and his falcon will be unbreakable when it's all over."
Surviving on minimal sleep, masters spend the bulk of their days staring into the falcons' eyes.
Eventually, the bird will tire and grow docile.
Next the bird will be taught to circle the skies, understand its new master's orders and bring back prey.
Hunting season lasts primarily during winter months, when masters aren't busy tending to their farms.
In the off-season, masters enjoy the company of their falcons, regarding them as regular pets.
Once relatively isolated to outside visitors, Ying Tun has grown famous in recent years as more and more photographers and visitors come for the chance to see masters and birds in action.
Held annually the first week of January, the area's Falcon Culture Festival is particularly popular.
More than 80 masters perform; trained falcons demonstrate incredible hunting skills on open snowfields.
Traditional Manchu music and dance performances take place during the opening ceremony.
Visitors also eat local cuisine, chat with masters and get close to the falcons.
As Ying Tun is a fairly small village, visitors are recommended to stay in the nearby city of Jilin, an hour away from Ying Tun by car.
Yulou village, Tuchengzi Manchu township, Changyi district, Jilin, China
Photos courtesy of Naihua Zhu, Chengzhi Yang and Chuanxin Jia, photographer and editor of Jilin Pictorial.


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U.S. foreign policy update offered Jan. 21 in Crosby
Tom Hanson will return to Crosby to explore foreign policy development, trends and challenges faced by the United States during the run-up to and aftermath of the 2012 elections and in the upcoming year.
The Great Decisions presentation will be from 1-3 p.m. Monday, Jan. 21, at Heartwood Senior Center as a program of Unlimited Learning.
Hanson serves as diplomat in residence at the University of Minnesota-Duluth, is a member of Great Decisions advisory committee and board member of Oslo Center for Peace and Human Rights, US Foundation.
He is a former U.S. Foreign Service Officer who assisted in the opening of new U.S. Embassies in Mongolia and Estonia, and served as director for NATO and European Affairs at the Atlantic Council of the U.S. in Washington, D.C.
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Last week I called up the Kings County Superior Court to see if I could get my hands on some records on the Thomas Kaylor case. I'm still curious to know whether or not he was convicted. Oddly enough, they couldn't find anything. The clerk tried all different versions of his name.
Today, I recieved a response to my letter to Phillip Maroot. His paralegal e-mailed me and said that he had no personal recollection of the case but that I should try contacting the Kings County Superior Court. Ha! So I ran into a bit of a dead end there, but I'm thinking of just submitting the paperwork. She provided a link that showed me how to submit it step-by-step.
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One of the driest Januaries in more than 100 years has resulted in an "extreme'' and "severe'' lack of soil moisture across all of the North Island.
A review by Niwa of last month's weather has found rainfall was at record lows for most of the North Island, with agriculturally important land around Auckland, Waikato and Northland receiving less than 10 per cent of their normal January rain.
Only 4mm fell at Tauranga, its second lowest January rainfall since records began in 1898, and 7mm was recorded at Hamilton, its third lowest since 1905.
The 9mm recorded at Auckland Airport last month was the lowest since 1962, while 4mm at Whitianga was its lowest on record.
The lack of rain and record-high sunshine hours have contributed to parched land across much of the country, Niwa climate scientist Georgina Griffiths said.
The moisture level in soil is so low in some areas that it is almost too hard to measure.
There is less than 20mm of rain in soil in the Northland, Auckland, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Gisborne, Hawkes Bay and Wairarapa regions, where the moisture capacity is 150mm.
All of those areas are graded as having "extreme'' moisture deficits while all other areas of the North Island are rated as "severe''.
Wet weather across the country today was expected to offer little reprieve for parched farms.
"It's been a long time since I've seen so much [land] under the extreme soil moisture deficit tag,'' Ms Griffiths said.
''[January] has been great beach weather [but] it's been a bit harder for farmers.''
While the north sweltered last month, the South Island had a relatively wet 31 days.
Rainfall exceeded 150 per cent of the January normal from Queenstown to Gore as well as Central Otago, Nelson and Marlborough.
More than double the usual January rainfall was seen around Mt Cook, the Kaikoura Coast and in parts of north Canterbury.
Closer to normal rainfall was observed in coastal Westland and Fiordland, as well as Dunedin, Christchurch and coastal south Canterbury.
Parched land
* 9mm of rain in Auckland - the lowest for the month since 1962.
* 4mm of rain in Whitianga - the lowest on record.
* 10 per cent of normal rainfall in Waikato, Coromandel and Northland.
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City center 15 min with tube coffee/tea
Size20 m²
Floor No.1(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Washer/dryer
- Elevator in building
- Smoking allowed
- Balcony/terrace
- Lockable room
Accommodation summary
|Straßbergerstraße, 80809 München, Germany
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
It's a large (20m²) and quiet room (no traffic) with a private balcony in the first floor of a duplex apartment (112 m²) at the Olympic Park. The rooms includes a 80cm HD-TV, a double bed 160cm x 200cm, 2 night tables, a bookshelf, a small desk and a chair. The big wardrobe is behind the door in the hallway.
The duplex apartment (ground & first floor) is equipped with wireless internet, phone & fax, the shared bathroom with WC is in the first floor. The guest WC, the kitchen in the ground floor.
Bedclothes and towels are provided.
A free parking space is situated in the open underground-parking of Strassbergerstrasse.
In your room you will find a welcome bottle of water for the first night!
I speak French (native language), fluent in German and English and Spanish very well.
Area & underground connections:
-4 min walking distance to pedestrian shop street (bakeries, supermarkets, cafes, banks, pharmacies etc.)
- 7 min walking distance to U3 underground stations "Olympiazentrum" and "Oberwiesenfeld"
- 10 min walking distance to The Olympic Park, ideal for leisure (jogging, walking, swimming pool, Olympic Concert Hall etc.)
- 6 min with underground U3 to Schwabing "Münchner Freiheit"
- 10 min with undergrounds U3 & U2 to City center ''Main train station''
- 12 min with underground U3 to City center "Marienplatz"
-15 min with underground U3: direct to ''Goetheplatz''
-20 min with underground U3 and U4 to ''Theresienwiese''
To Munich Exhibition Center (Messe München International)
-32 min with underground U3 and U2
House rules-Non-smoking Flat. Please smoke only on the balcony.
At my place the guests will feel like at home.
|Price for > 1 guests
|$ 230 HKD per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
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|Check-in before
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews of this property
Really kind, friendly and very helpful host. You could feel like at home, and the apartment was in a very good position in Munich.
Dali really is a welcoming host. (thanks again for making my late arrival possible) The room is perfect, the neighbourhood is very calm and only 10 minutes from the center of Munich. Perfect location. I warmly recommend staying at Dali's
Dali is very nice and hospitable, the room was very pleasant, and in the area you can get everything; 10 min. to city center - perfect!
Dali ist sehr nett und gastfreundlich; das Zimmer sehr angenehm; in der Gegend kann man alles besorgen; 10 min. bis Zentrum - perfekt!
Our stay at Dali's appartment was very pleasant! The room was very quiet and clean, with a very comfortable double bed! The appartment is close to the ubahn as described. Dali was very welcoming: provided all necessary information (how to get there, asked what kind of blanket we would like (1 double or 2 singles) :) etc), left water bottles in the room and offered coffee in the morning! :) She also speaks at least 4 languages and ready to answer your questions! I can strongly recommend this room for you! Thank you again, Dali! :)
When Delilah was very nice and she is a warm person! Everything went smoothly and easily and I would go back anytime!
Bei Dalila war es sehr nett und sie ist eine herzliche Person!Alles lief reibungslos und unkompliziert und ich würde jederzeit wieder kommen!
Was very warmly welcomed by Dali, accommodation is in order. Thank you, Robert
Wurde sehr freundlich von Dali empfangen, Unterkunft ist in Ordnung.
Vielen Dank, Robert
Delilah is very friendly and speaks French. The room is spacious and original. Conclusion: First very satisfying experience!
Dalila est très accueillante et parle Français.
La chambre est spacieuse et originale.
Conclusion : Première expérience très satisfaisante !
I unfortunately had to cancel the trip to Munich in the short term, but in the run had a very friendly very nice UDN mail contact with Dali.Beim next stay in Munich I will in any case try to stay with you. Merci et à bientôt!
Ich mußte den Trip nach München leider kurzfristig absagen, hatte im Vorfeld aber einen sehr sehr netten udn freundlichen Mailkontakt mit Dali.Beim nächsten Aufenthalt in München werde ich in jedem Fall versuchen, bei Ihr unterzukommen.
Merci et à bientôt!
Very comfortable, clean and in a beautiful setting. I'm happy again! Very friendly and helpful hosts!
Sehr gemütlich, sauber und in schöner Umgebung. Komme gerne wieder! Sehr freundliche u. hilfsbereite Gastgeber !
Very nice room, Gastheberin very nice, everything is wonderful, I emphele further.
Sehr schönes zimmer, Gastheberin sehr nett, alles wunderbar emphele ich weiter.
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Are the days of the Harlem Shake, the craze that has swept the web, coming to an end?
A Google search returns 400,000 entries, almost all related to the viral YouTube phenomenon of 30-second clips produced to the sound of the Baauer No 1 hit, Harlem Shake, by people ranging from schoolgirls at St Cuthbert's College, Auckland, to Norwegian grandmothers.
The video typically consists of two halves: in the first 15 seconds, a lone dancer grooves while ignored by others around them, then in the last segment, the dancer is joined by dozens of others, all energetically dancing. Well, like all crazes, it is hard to explain.
The gospel of web information, Wikipedia, lists the start of the craze as five teenagers from Australia who allegedly uploaded a video, the Sunny Coast Skate. Or maybe vlogger (video blogger) Filthy Frank. But whatever the start, the craze took off. But like all good trends, it is showing signs of running into problems.
First up this week was the fuss when Tunisian extremists tried to prevent a performance of the Shake.
AFP news agency reported that a dozen or so salafists, including women in veils and a man carrying a Molotov cocktail, showed up at a language institute where students were practising the Shake. The students shouted, "Get out, get out!" and drove the assailants off in a fist fight.
Education Minister Abdellatif Abid said a probe had been ordered into another Tunis Harlem Shake video and there could be student expulsions or the sacking of educational staff. In response, the ministry's website was hacked and a call went out on social media for the staging of a mass Harlem Shake in front of the ministry on Friday.
In the US, schools have been suspending students who use classrooms to record their versions of the Harlem Shake. In one case, in suburban Detroit, a school stopped one video, labelled White Boys Making Noise, because it contained "racially insensitive portions".
Here in New Zealand, the craze has been taken up by several sports teams - including the Blues, the Crusaders and, this week, the Warriors - but a Christchurch version riffing on the idea of a "shake" by showing scenes of the devastating February earthquake has drawn adverse comment.
Mayor Bob Parker told the Press the video was "naive", "terrible" and "tasteless".
"I think particularly some of the scenes in there show events in which lives were lost and I don't think there's any redeeming features to that at all."
But, of course, the way to really undercut a craze is to watch it go establishment. And, yesterday, as if on queue, it went to the very centre of the US establishment, the New York Times. The paper carried a lengthy feature examining the real history of the Harlem Shake; it had nothing to do with vloggers or Australian teens, said the Times, but it dates back 30 years to a dance held during halftimes at streetball games and was perfected by one Al B.
His frenetic moves were taken to a different level by Crazy Boyz, a four-man dance group, who appeared on hip-hop videos by Diddy.
Now there is a video of Harlem residents talking down the latest Harlem Shakers as pale imitators.
In the video on YouTube, entitled Harlem Reacts to Harlem Shake videos, one woman said: "We take our dance seriously. Harlemites put their own little twist on it. So their dancing is an art.
"For people to make a mockery of it, what are you saying to us? Don't offend us with that nonsense you're calling the Harlem Shake."
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Viral videos can help propel a song to the top of the Billboard charts. Billboard has announced that US YouTube data is now one of the factors when ranking Hot 100 songs and songs on its other charts. The new rule went into effect this week, with the viral-video hit Harlem Shake debuting at No 1. Other factors include radio airplay, digital download sales, physical single sales, on-demand audio streaming and online radio streaming. Billboard's new rule incorporates all official videos on YouTube, including Vevo.


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Each week Momondealz brings you a kids craft that is fun, educational, and frugal. For the remainder of July and August, I will be concentrating on kindergarten skills.
All About Me Book
2 sheets construction paper
5-10 sheets of white computer paper
Paper clips
Crayons, markers
Yarn, string, or ribbon
1 ruler or tape measure
Hole punch
1. Show your child a ruler or tape measure and ask them what it is used for. Discuss that when you measure items with inches or centimeters, it's called standard measurement. Tell them sometimes you don't have those items available so you can use other things to measure with. The possibilities are endless but we chose to use paper clips.
2. Trace your child's foot on one sheet of paper and measure it with paper clips. Record the number.
3. Trace your child's hand on a sheet of paper and measure it with paper clips. Record the number.
4. Have your child lay down and stretch yarn to the length of their body and cut it. Stretch the piece out in order to measure it with paper clips. Record the number.
5. Fill in the other pages of the book with any other things you would like recorded about your child. You can measure their waists, arms, legs, favorite toy, favorite book, etc.
6. Have your child decorate the front cover of the book and put the title "All About ______(child's name).
7. Put the papers together and hole punch, then thread yarn through the holes to hold the book together. You now have a perfect momento of your child AND you helped them learn about nonstandard measurement at the same time!
Educational Applications:
1. Math/Science: Recording data and using nonstandard measurement are kindergarten skills so this craft fits pefectly. You can also use the ruler or tape measure to make comparisons between standard and nonstandard results.
2. Lanuguage Arts: Discuss parts of a book (front cover, back cover, pages, etc). You can even make a table of contents for your book!
Here are FREE craft books you may be interested in well!
-Free Craft eBook: 31 Cupcake Inspired Creations
-Crafts For Kids: Newsletter
-Summer Crafts For Kids
Kids Frugal Fun: All About Me Book
Each week Momondealz brings you a kids craft that is fun, educational, and frugal. For the remainder of July and August, I will be concentrating on kindergarten skills.
cute, nice idea
Looks like fun!
I love this! i remember doing this when I was younger and my mom still has it :)
Very cute! Such great activity to do. (:
This would be a great project for the kids in sunday school, and it is affordable too.
Such a cute idea! Great way to incorporate math skills as well by having older kids measure and count. Love this idea :)


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Apartment near République (333)
Size14 m²
Floor No.
- Washer/dryer
- Kitchen
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Rue de Marseille, 75010 Paris, France
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|< 50%
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Located in a peaceful Haussmann building, the bright apartment features a living room with a unique and comfortable décor. A double bed is placed upon a mezzanine, providing guests with more space to relax and eat tasty meals prepared using a kitchenette with hotplates, a microwave and cooking utensils.
Picturesque Canal Saint-Martin is 200 metres away by foot, as is Hôtel du Nord which gained fame following the 1938 film by Marcel Carné. Jacques Bonsergent and République Paris Metro Stations are a 5-minute walk away and provide direct access to some of the city's most famous monuments.
A Vélib Bike Rental Station is located at the entrance of the building allowing guests to cycle to attractions including Bastille Square, Hôtel de Ville and the Latin Quarter.
House rulesNo smoking.
No pets.
A €30 fee is required for check-in and check-out between 9pm and 8am.
A fee is required for check-in and check-out on Christmas Day, New Years and Easter.
A €500 security deposit is required via cash or credit card.
Please note that the building does not have an elevator (and the apartment is located on the 6th floor).
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 500
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|€ 1579
|Check-in After
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out Before
|Cancellation Policy
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Had a few hiccups arriving, as our plane had been diverted/delayed from Italy. Made things very difficult to get in contact with the contact provided on your form (unless you have roaming on your mobile), after a bit of a hassle we finally got into apartment. Location is great, walking distance from The Lourve & Notre Dame. Many Cafes/Bars very close by but still very quiet during the night (as the apartment faces the back of the block). About a 10 minute walk to the Hotel De Ville Metro. Could not fit more than 2 people, even though there is a sofa bed in lounge area, there were 2 of us & it would have been difficult with any more.
A small apartment perfectly located.
En liten lägenhet perfekt belägen.
By Paris standards (!) Decent size with plenty of room for 3 people. You will sleep on the couch (hard, but ok) and sofa (good). Kitchen with microwave, dishwasher and washing machine (very good), Bad (well, a bit musty because no window) with shower. Location is great: Metro Republique St. with 5 lines, bakeries, supermarkets, cafes, Martin Canal - all in the vicinity ( Eric is nice and there are some good tips! Highly recommended!
Für Pariser Verhältnisse (!) ordentliche Größe mit ausreichend Platz für 3 Personen. Geschlafen wird auf Couch (hart, aber ok) und Ausziehcouch (gut). Küche mit Microwelle, Wasch- und Spülmaschine (sehr gut), Bad mit Dusche (gut, etwas muffig da ohne Fenster). Lage ist top: Metro Republique mit 5 Linien, Bäcker, Supermarkt, Cafes, Canal St. Martin - alles in der Nähe (< 5 Minuten) - trotzdem ruhig.
"Gastgeber" Eric ist nett und gibt noch einige gute Tipps! Absolut zu empfehlen!
good position for personal judgment, the lively Marais district well connected with all the important areas of Paris. Negative judgment on accommodation. Not stated in the description of the lack of lift (sixth floor, with very narrow staircase). Accommodation definitely not very clean especially in the bedroom (loft), it seemed that was not used for a long time,
giudizio personale buono per posizione, vivace il quartiere Marais ottimamente collegato con tutte le zone più importanti di Parigi.
Giudizio negativo per l'alloggio. Non comunicato nella descrizione la mancanza di ascensore ( sesto piano, con scala molto stretta). Alloggio decisamente poco pulito soprattutto nella zona notte(soppalco), sembrava che non fosse usato da parecchio tempo,
A small but nice apartment within walking distance of Notre Dame, the Louvre. Lovely walk along the Seine or the red open-top buses around the city is possible. You can enjoy peaceful sleep because you are at the back of the housing block is typically French. In the middle of a lively area with bars and restaurants. The bakery is a supermarket 2 minutes walk to 4 minutes. The ceiling of the shower sits on + / - 170cm that's just improvise. Is because you are up there sleeping. It is clean, safe and the organization of Wimdu Paris is punctual, careful and meet their commitments. Parking can include Hotel de Ville (town hall) is 5 minutes walk. Were identical to the question about the good information by mail. A must! We would next time so again in this apartment like. Regards Hans, Henriette and Daniek V.
Een klein maar leuk appartement op loopafstand van de Notre Dame, het Louvre .Heerlijk lopen langs de Seine of met de rode open bussen de stad verkennen het kan allemaal. Je kan er lekker rustig slapen omdat je aan de achterkant van het typische Franse woonblok zit. Midden in een gezellige buurt met bars en restaurantjes. De bakker is 2 minuten lopen een supermarkt op 4 minuten. Het plafond van de douche zit op +/- 170cm dat is dus even improviseren. Komt doordat je daarboven slaapt. Het is er schoon, veilig en de organisatie van Wimdu Parijs is stipt, zorgvuldig en komen hun afspraken na. Parkeren kan onder Hotel de Ville (gemeentehuis) is 5 minuten lopen. Kregen gelijk op de vraag hierover de goede informatie per mail. Een aanrader! We zouden volgende keer zo weer in dit appartement willen. Groet Hans, Henriëtte en Daniek V.
Super Cute apartment in a very busy and pleasant area. Many attractions are within easy walking distance, the Metro is also located nearby. The apartment is very cozy and nice and located in a beautiful house with beautiful green courtyard. The only drawback: in hot weather, as we had, it is in the loft of course very hot and the sleep is disturbed by the traffic noise a bit. All in all we were really excited.
Supernette Wohnung in einer sehr belebten und angenehmen Gegend. Viele Sehenswürdigkeiten sind zu Fuß zu erreichen, die Metro befindet sich ebenfalls in der Nähe. Die Wohnung ist ausgesprochen gemütlich und toll ausgestattet und befindet sich in einem schönen Haus mit wunderbar grünem Innenhof. Einziger Nachteil: bei heißem Wetter, wie wir es hatten, wird es in der Dachgeschosswohnung natürlich sehr heiß und der Schlaf wird durch den Strassenlärm etwas gestört. Alles in allem waren wir aber wirklich begeistert.
A lovely apartment, and an excellent place to stay. Andre was extremely helpful.
Good only posizione.Comunque very disturbed. Piccolo.Del bathroom apartment really do not even want to talk about it. My husband for charity it is rather high, however, was not even in piedi.Anche cleaning was not the migliori.Sconsigliato.
Di buono solo la posizione.Comunque molto disturbata.
Appartamento veramente piccolo.Del bagno non voglio neppure parlarne. Mio marito per carità è pittosto alto però non stava neppure in piedi.Anche la pulizia non era delle migliori.Sconsigliato.
Great location, this compact apartment is convenience for everything.
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