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Econo Lodge Statesman Ararat
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Econo Lodge Statesman Ararat
About the Hotel
Property Location
With a stay at Econo Lodge Statesman Ararat in Ararat, you'll be connected to a shopping center and minutes from Gum San Chinese Heritage Center, and close to Alexandra Gardens Park. This motel is within close proximity of Ararat Former Town Hall and Ararat and Grampians Visitor Information Centre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 19 air-conditioned rooms featuring fireplaces and LED televisions. Kitchenettes are outfitted with refrigerators and microwaves. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and a picnic area.
Grab a bite to eat at the motel's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
The front desk is staffed during limited hours. Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Year Built 1975
- Picnic area
- Smoke-free property
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free parking nearby
- Free WiFi
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Garden
- Total number of rooms - 19
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Library
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free self parking
- Number of floors - 1
- Number of buildings/towers - 3
- In-room accessibility
- Accessible bathroom
Room Facilities
- Partially open bathroom
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Cable TV service
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Microwave
- Hair dryer
- Fireplace
- Iron/ironing board
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Desk
- Free local calls
- Premium bedding
- Room service (limited hours)
- Air conditioning
- Free bottled water
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchenette
Hotel Policy
National Rating
This property has been awarded a star rating from the Australian Star Ratings Agency, Star Ratings Australia.
Know Before You Go
- Up to 2 children 6 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: between AUD 7.00 and AUD 19.00 per person (approximately)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: AUD 10.00 per night
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To Remember
Chapter 16
I stare at my reflection in the large mirror that overtakes the left wall of my bathroom. My hair is loose and longer than it was at the beginning of the school year. My eyes are tired from my sleepless night and my frame appears fragile.
Bile crawls up slowly up my throat and my body convulses as I let out my night's worries into the toilet that sits patiently waiting. Pamela's voice hits me from downstairs and I wash my mouth out quickly, ignoring the throbbing of my head. I grab my bag from beside my desk and grab my lunch from the kitchen table downstairs, within seconds of my hand wrapping itself around the lunch bag Pamela pops out of nowhere ready with the usual questions.
"Hi sweetie, how are you feeling this morning?" She asks expectantly, I can tell that she is secretly hoping that I will open up to her and tell her something super private today. No go, sorry Pamela.
"I'm fine and I'm going to be late." I say and head for the door.
"You would tell me right?" She says suddenly, stopping me mid-step. "You would tell me if something is wrong, right Jenna?"
I nod slowly; I don't want to give her any hints that may help her solve the puzzle later.
"You're so pale this morning, are you catching the flu?"
I sigh and say, "No mom, I am fine, I'll see you later." I open the door and head outside into the cold morning and feel myself involuntarily shiver as I force down more wretched truths that I hide in my heart.
Pamela quickly opens the door that I had just closed and shouts at me, seeing as to how far my legs had taken me in order to get away from her questions, "Jenna! I almost forgot," I continue walking, ignoring her, "You had a phone call this morning—I think he said his name was Tommy?"
I freeze and feel the disgust of my past wrenching its way through my throat and into my mouth as my past disgrace is strewn onto the cold pavement under me.

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100 years of black history through the eyes of James Huger
An African American shares the story of his dedicated work with the civil rights movement and his life that began a century ago.
The year was 1915. Silent movie mogul D.W. Griffith produced and directed a highly controversial film, "The Birth of a Nation." The film depicted African Americans as villains, and eventually was used as a tool to recruit KKK membership. Image: Wikimedia Commons
The same year, James Ermine Huger was born in West Palm Beach, Florida. His father was a Methodist minister, and his mother, a school teacher. James Huger had a little brother named Theodore. At the age of 12, Huger and the family moved up Florida's east coast to Daytona Beach.
In the South, Huger did not have interaction with children of a different skin color.
"Segregation was the most horrible experience that you could ever have," said Huger. " Both Mother and Daddy felt that in spite of segregation, they wanted to make us, my brother and I, available to all things so we could be up to date on what was happening around people."
In the summertime, Huger would visit his grandparents in Brooklyn, NY where he would not feel the division of color, at least on the playground.
"I had several white friends," the centurion explained. "That was the first time I had a group of friends with that kind of connection."
Huger graduated from high school in 1937 from Bethune-Cookman, a private school in Daytona Beach. The school was later transformed into a college, by founder Mary McLeod-Behtune, who would become Huger's mentor. "She never believed in segregation," recalled Huger, "and that's why she started Bethune-Cookman." Center: James Huger
Huger once told his mentor that he wanted to become an actor, like Rudy Valentino. Mary McLeod-Bethune asked him, "Why?"
Huger said he responded, "Because they dress well and they always have pretty girls around them. She never forgot that."
1941 was a big year for Huger. He tied the knot and joined the military. Phannye, whom he had met earlier in school, would be the love of his life and his inspiration for 68 years.
Huger enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, where even being trained to fight for the country had its racial barriers.
"Even though we were fighting a war, they still made it so that we could not fight with white people," explained Huger. "They had to find a place to put us, to train us, simply because of the color of our skin."
James Huger, 2nd from Left
Huger was back in his hometown for official business when Daytona Beach began to break color barriers as the city became the first in Florida to allow Jackie Robinson to play baseball when Robinson, an African American, was with the Montreal Royals.
Even though his seat was in a segregated portion of the stadium's grandstands, "I thought, we were making progress," remembered Huger.
Photo: Library of Congress
After eight years of service to his country, Huger returned to Florida where social prejudices had not changed much since he was a child.
"Why judge me by the color of my skin?," said Huger and added, "Rather by the content of my character."
Public places like drinking fountains, rest rooms and laundromats displayed signs promoting racial discrimination.
"You couldn't go into bathrooms because they were for white people," the 100 year-old said. " You had to urinate on yourself if you couldn't get in there fast enough. It was a horrible situation."
photo: State Archives of Florida, Florida Memory
Huger signed the certificate when Martin Luther King, Jr. was initiated into the Sigma Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
His relationship continued through the years with King. Huger was appointed to a commission formed by governors of southern states to guide the future of the South's race relations.
"We met in Atlanta," explained Huger. "On Sundays I'd go to his church. He was very expressive, a very beautiful speaker."
In 1952 Huger received his doctorates degree in Business Administration. Five years later he was hired as the Business Manager of Bethune-Cookman College.
In 1966 Huger was approached by community leaders to make a run for public office. He turned them down, until, "They got to Phannye," he remembered and recalled her saying, "Huger, I know how you feel about this and give it a try."
James E. Huger was the first African American elected to the Daytona Beach City Commission serving the people in his community for many terms.
He also served on the Volusia County Council for five years.
Sixty-two years after proudly serving his country in the U.S. Marine Corps, Huger was presented with the Congressional Medal of Honor.
Q: If you could have a conversation with Dr. King today and he asked you, "How far have we come since my, 'I have a Dream Speech' ," what would you tell him?
A: "We have come an awful long way," said Huger.
At 100 years of age, Dr. James Ermine Huger shared, "As of this moment, there are still white people who look at me with jaundiced eye, because they do not accept the fact that I can be as intelligent as they are. Will that day ever come when race will not be a question in one's mind? I don't know that. I would hope so."


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We're off to do our Christmas shopping now, but for those of you with 10 working days left before Christmas, here are our top 10 favourite stories from 2004.
In January, we brought you the news that the great Nigel Boardman was stepping down as head of corporate at Slaughter and May because, in his own words: "Eight years of counting paperclips is enough – they all look the same after a while."
He should have gone to Freshfields for a bit of R&R. Partners there have been playing a corporate bonding game in which they had to get fellow partners to sign a CV hung around their necks. On the CV partners also had to list their hobbies – one listed his as "my organ".
In March, we revealed that Ernst & Young had spent more than £22m developing its 11-partner law firm Tite & Lewis. That's more than the going rate for a small premier league football team. But forget the beancounters and save your tears for personal injury lawyer Bill Braithwaite QC of Exchange Chambers. He was banned from sitting as a judge in April, when articles he penned for The Lawyer apparently made him appear too biased for the bench.
Bryan Cave, on the other hand, won't need your sympathy. In May, the US firm was taking no chances when it sent the SAS into southern Iraq to case the joint in preparation for a planned office opening. There's no sign of the office yet, but perhaps it could send in Bevan Ashford lawyer Tim Hughes, who jetted off to Jordan in July to advise Saddam Hussein without telling his colleagues. Hughes is now believed to be in Tiverton.
Back in the UK, Freshfields planned to ask Philip Green for at least £1m in fees, despite being thrown off the Marks & Spencer bid by the High Court. Given Green's view of lawyers, we just hope there wasn't any hot coffee nearby.
In August, Dechert put down its own insurgents, fining its late-billing partners $50 (£26) a day, while Lovells was forced to close a dozen client meeting rooms when a rogue glass table spontaneously combusted.
The final word though must go to Nigel Knowles of DLA. In the wake of his US merger, it seems Knowles has found a tie-up down under with a firm known in Sydney as "Frilly Frocks" due to its gay-friendly attitudes. Some of DLA's more reactionary partners have objected. Perhaps DLA should hire Bevan Ashford's Hughes for a Baghdad launch instead.
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Nebulae Doubles: The Sky Is Not The Limit!2014-08-26 5 22 Share Tweet
Who doesn't love to shoot doubles? It's all fun and satisfying to shoot some double or even multiple exposure photos and see how they would come out. In this simple tipster, I will show you how to take the multiple exposure game to the next level!
This is actually a simple trick that has been done by many lomographers before. There are a lot of techniques to achieve this result, but what I'm going to tell you now is the one that was taught by mjrothberg.
The trick is really simple: you just take some photos of nebulae or galaxies on your PC, then rewind the film and reload it to shoot the second layer. To make your day easier, here are some nebulae photos I used in my "experiment":
Also, you have to remember some things when shooting the second layer:
1. Use a dark background if you want to shoot portraits.
2. Shoot 1 to 2 stops down in exposing the film.
3. Have a lot of fun!
Here are some of my photos. You can see more of it in my album.
There are a lot of techniques to get the same results, like buckshot 's Andromeda trips. But I think the one by mjrothberg gave me the best results.
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Two-thirds of the North Mississippi Allstars just happen to be the sons of Southern rock legend Jim Dickinson. But ten years after forming, with six albums, a Grammy nomination for best contemporary blues album and a New Year's Eve performance at Madison Square to boot, the members of this trio have proved to be consummate musicians in their own right. "We've been touring since ´99, and we've just been working constantly since then," says front man Luther Dickinson. The band members, who have been playing 200 shows a year, handle their grueling schedule like true all-stars. "Touring is our bread and butter, and we're so appreciative of the fans that make it possible to do what we love," says Dickinson.
With psychedelic Southern rock, blues, gospel and country in their backgrounds, the Allstars seem to be another genre-evading band. But as Dickinson explains matter-of-factly, "We're a rock and roll band, but we have other aspects. We try to soak it all up." The Allstars hit town to promote their latest album, the Grammy-nominated Electric Blue Watermelon, at 7 p.m. The Meridian, 1503 Chartres. For tickets, call 713-225-1717 or visit www.ticketmaster.com. $17.
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644 Townline Rd, Washington Island WI 54246 $85,000
Features of 644 Townline Rd Washington Island WI 54246
- Single Family Home
- Status: Active
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 Full Bathrooms
- Garage Type: None
- Est. Year Built: 1979
- Estimated Age: 21+ Years
- Estimated Square Feet: 751-1000
- Est. Acreage: 5
- Est. Acreage: >= 1, >= 1/2, >= 5
- Est. Lot Size: 333x657
- School District: Washington Island
- County: Door
- Property Taxes: $703
- Property Tax Year: 2015
- Listing Company: Kellstrom Ray Agency, Inc - Washington Island
- Listing Agent: Amy Jorgenson
Property Description for 644 Townline Rd Washington Island WI 54246
644 Townline Rd Washington Island WI 54246 - Tired Of Renting To Enjoy Some Time On Washington Island? Now You Don'T Have To. Drive In On A Private Easement Road, Back To Your Beautiful 5 Acres Of Hardwood. Nature Every Where You Look. This Trailer Has Many Updates, Including A 20x12 Addition To Offer Even More Living Space. This Home Is Ready For Year Round Living With A Forced Air Furnace And Pex Plumbing. 2 Bedroom And 1 Bath, With Great Living Space, Convenient Kitchen....everything You Need For Some Time Away!
Room Dimensions for 644 Townline Rd Washington Island WI 54246
- Master BR: 8.0 x 8.0
- BR 2: 8.0 x 11.0
- Kitchen: 11.0 x 14.0
- Living Rm: 11.0 x 19.0
- GreatRoom: 11.0 x 14.0
- Bath1: 0.0 x 0.0
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- Water Waste: Holding Tank, Well
- Appliances Included: Range, Refrigerator
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- Roof: Shingle
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We provide housing and support services for clients diagnosed with severe and enduring mental health needs. Set in beautiful surroundings in Weston Park, Bath, clients and staff are developing a community that is rooted in an ethos of expectation and optimism.
We recognise that mental ill health and its associated problems are traumatic and life changing. In order for our clients to recover, we work to support them to:
We employ staff whose role it is to inspire our clients. These include Peer Support Specialists, who are members of staff with personal experiences of mental ill health or homelessness, and who have engaged with mental health services. Read more about our social enterprise activities linking in to our successful gardening programme, Putting Down Roots.
Referrals to St Mungo's Mulberry House and Mews is through the local authority's Community Mental Health Team (CMHT)
Contact: Tel: 01225 427644
This service works with with people with low to moderate mental health needs to enable clients to have more independent and fulfilling lives by developing peer support networks and groups. Find out more.


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Amari Don Muang Bangkok
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Amari Don Muang Airport Jul 06, 2015
We stayed at the Amari Don Muang hotel for one night to wait for a flight in the airport the following day.
Upon arrival at Don Muang airport when you walk out to the arrival hall you can immediately go to the elevator to get to the walkway to the hotel. There's a big sign so it's impossible to miss.
The hotel is actually located across a street from the airport but the walkway connects them.
This hotel is a little pricey but you pay for the convenience.
Our room had two twin beds joined together and we had them split up. Beds were comfortable and bathroom/shower was very clean. Lots of amenities are provided (soap, shampoo, skin 2 bottles of water, coffee/tea, some fruits). Wifi was strong. My only gripes are that we didn't get a complimentary breakfast and the price is a little steep compared to if you booked a hotel outside the airport and took a taxi... though you would also have to factor in if you want to deal with sitting in Bangkok traffic depending on the time of day.
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...STAY FROM ERROR.... Aug 16, 2010
I returned back in my mind, and in my first trip in thailand, together with 3 more friends. We stayed in phuket 8 days, but the last day start our adventure...we loose the flight from phuket to bkk because a mechanical problem in the tyres of aircraft don't leave us to fly.....so we late and loose the flight for europe and for our country(greece).
in airport the security of thailand took our passports(!) and the staff of thai airways said us that we stay in amari hotel close to airport.
amari hotel is a 4 star luxury hotel. Our room was nice but i waited something more luxury...
me and my friends we stayed impressed from zeppelin restaurant. Maybe were little hungry...:))
generally all the places in amari are large and luxury. If someone travel for business reasons is a good choice to book in amari. If you are tourist, is far away from city centre.
moreover this area is "dead" now because the airport has moved in other place(suvarnabumi)
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Amari Don Muang Bangkok is an open door to the endless adventure that awaits in Bangkok and beyond. Located just north of the downtown area and adjacent to the capital's domestic airport, Amari Don Muang offers first-rate accommodation, fine dining, and service execellence to make your trip comfortable and smooth. Whether you are in Bangkok as a business traveller or family on holiday, conference planner or golf enthusiast, create your perfect Thailand experience at Amari Don Muang. Positioned five minutes from Bangkok's domestic airport and close to the train station, with easy access to the city's central business district and shopping areas, Amari Don Muang is an ideal stopover accommodation for those departing Bangkok early in the morning or arriving late at night. The Amari Don Muang Bangkok, Bangkok's former international airport, currently serves many domestic flights.
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we are a Very easy going couple with a beautiful border collie (Lola), we are neat and tidy, respectful and mindful of others, love to have a bbq and drink on the weekends. Sam is into his gaming and works as a concrete patcher full time, where as i work in hospitality and am begininning study next year to complete high school and begin study towards being a midwife. We have a gorgeous female border collie named Lola, she is very affectionate, good with children and other cats and dogs, She is just over a year old and she barks hardly ever. We will help out with house chores and pitch in where needed.
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Hear! Hear!
I was today in church for what its to me a good start of the week and I have to say that after a week that I rather have forgoten since it was caotic to say the least I have started this new one on a high note.
I have faced this week alone when i didn`t have to.
And to be honest am I not doing something very wrong ?Don`t I know better ?
I do know better,if life has paid it dues to me and teach me anything is that I am better off when alone and quite frankly that is the worst lesson to teach anyone.
So hear this .Hear it now and try and remenber when you are in peril of any sort.
Talk about your problems with a person who knows you well,for a problem shared is a problem that no longer has the same weight in your shoulders,it may not present a solution to what avails you but it will be a point to start from.And most important of all,you are no longer alone with whatever hails you.
The message was important and so was the lunch that followed but most of all was to know that Maggie who was there had missed me,and was willing to talk to me and share a few burdens that was concerning her,she wanted to talk to me specifically and that says it all.
By the way, she found a job for the summer,which trust me being a law student in summer holidays in a time of recession it is very good to her that she did found a job,even if only part-time.
So ,bless her and be well little one I wish you all the best in the near future and maybe one day I shall; call you yet again my own sister,sister of my heart.
But what I also wanted to share was this book I took home from my local library ,which still makes me laugh while reading it .
Title is (big drum effect-just pretent,ok?),"Creative Writting for Dummies".
See ?
The title itself is a gag real ,isn`t it not ?
Not that I am saying there is a crew of people in my house filming me while I read this book waiting foe to do something funny while filming ,but the writing and advice in it althought very good and actually helpfull,is still capable of generating a few laughs when introduced to the same.
Maybe it is because there is the word "Dummies ",present!!!
Anyway,I find myself getting caught up in drawing a new manga face for me and I have to say this one is quite cute.
I happen to love the glasses!!!


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"Twitter can be overwhelming, so we are very careful to only send people the jobs that really are relevant to them," said Gary Robinson of jobsite. "So far it has been a huge success, we've had over 300 people sign up in less than a week, and we are confident we will start placing people very soon. It's really another method people need to consider when looking for a job these days."
Users of the service tell jobsite their expected role, salary and location. The service then sends them a direct message once a day via Twitter, telling them which jobs meet their specification. Millions of people a week are now checking Twitter, with 17 million logging on to the site between March and April 2009 – an increase of 83% on the previous month.
It comes as unemployment reaches a record high. Last month, the number of people without jobs reached 2.2 million, the highest level since Labour came to power in 1997. The total includes one in six 18 to 24 year-olds – who experts say are often more comfortable with searching for work on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook than approaching their local JobCentre.
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One of the first American breweries to brew true Belgian-style beer, New Belgium Brewing Company is a craft beer pioneer.
Michael's visit here began with a visit to the barrel room, which houses twelve giant barrels, called foudres. Here, Michael met up with sensory scientist Lauren Salazar, a legend in the business for her incredible talent at blending — a crucial part of creating consistent brews, as no two beers fermented Belgian-style with wild yeast ever come out exactly the same.
Lauren showed Michael the process of blending New Belgium's famous La Folie, a sour brown ale. First, they took samples from a dozen different foudres. Each beer was tasted, then classified as a waiter (needs more time to develop), a blender (a filler brew), or a user. And Michael found that her unique record keeping system is heavily dependent on hand drawn emoticons in her notebook – smiley face, frowny face, or neutral face. Then, without even a pause, Lauren began to mix the samples, combining five different beers in various proportions to create a fabulous beer Michael described as offering the promise of sweetness with great drinkability.
Next, Michael headed for the brew house to help brewer Grady Hull create a batch of one of Michael's favorite beers, New Belgium's 1554, a Belgian dark lager. Key to its flavor profile were black and chocolate malts, which Michael and Grady milled in by hand, while correcting the common misconception that chocolate malt is made with chocolate. It isn't, but it tastes that way. In order to get the sweet, smooth qualities 1554 is known for, Grady set a fast mash time at high temperatures. This technique leaves more sugars that are non-fermentable, which makes the beer sweeter. Hops and spices were added from a special hop-dosing machine - target hops for bittering without adding much flavor or aroma, and a secret spice blend.
Heading down the road a few miles to Jax Fish House, Michael met up with chef Kevin Grossi to cook with New Belgium beer. They whipped up one of Michael's favorites, shrimp and grits, using New Belgium's Hoppy Bock Lager.
At dinner, blender Lauren Salazar paired the dish with New Belgium Blue Paddle, a Czech-style pilsner with toasted malt flavor and herbal, spicy hop aromas. The match was actually backed by science. Lauren informed the table that chemical compounds cause lagers to pair exceptionally well with shellfish and crustaceans. The malty characteristics of the Blue Paddle and the hoppy tones from the dish offset each other perfectly.
Chowder, made with Nantucket Bay scallions marinated in basil pesto, was paired with New Belgium's Trippel, a Belgian-style ale with clove and banana flavors. The beer's fruity notes complemented the earthy, herbal basil of the dish.
Last on the menu was wild steelhead trout on a black-eyed pea cassoulet with duck sausage and apple butter. Lauren said there were so many flavors going on here that deciding on this pairing was far from easy. Ultimately, she went with New Belgium Rampant IPA, an imperial IPA with citrusy, piney, and grassy notes. The piney notes of the dry hop pulled everything together without adding too much to the symphony of flavors.
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Welcome, one and all, to April's edition of The Boneyard Blog Carnival! There's plenty of good paleo-reading in store for you, so let's jump right in…
Making tracks, and finding them too…
This month, we'll start with a couple of blog posts on the subject of dinosaur tracks. Project Dryptosaurus contributes The Only Surviving Cretaceous Dinosaur Track from New Jersey. Meanwhile History of geology brings us a post On the tracks of ancient mammals.
A few recent discoveries are in the news, too. Everything Dinosaur reports on a Sabre-Toothed Vegetarian from the Late Permian, while National Geographic's NGM Blog Central explains an announcement in Science of a tyrannosaur bone found in Australia (maybe the next big bone rush?). Speaking of T. rex, LiveScience reports he appears to have had a Chinese cousin!
Feeling comfortable in your skin
We've got a pair of posts on fossilized skin this month. Palaeoblog contributes Soft Skin Preservation In 50 Million Year Old Reptile, while a BBC News blog post tells us Prehistoric reptile skin secrets revealed in new image. Not to be left out, Superoceras contributes a pair of posts (one old, one new) on the topic of Dinosaur Color — Every kid wants to know… (Dinosaur Color Part I), and "What about bacteria?" (Dinosaur Color Part II).
Lots of art on a paleo theme to gawk at this go-round. ART Evolved brings us Life's Time Capsule: Evan Boucher's Thoracosaurus, while Dinosaur Tracking contributes two art/paleo posts — The Amazing Race Builds a Dinosaur, and Pen and Ink Dinosaurs: Paleo. Tricia's Obligatory Art Blog suggests Let's read some Eye-Searingly bad Dinosaur Books for Children!
The Optimistic Painting Blog contributes Quetzalcoatlus: Big Bird goes Postal, and Shyama Golden shows off a beautiful oil painting she did (with time lapse video!) called Home Sweet Brachiosaurus.
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week for their part posits Sauropods stomping theropods: a much neglected theme in palaeo-art.
If you're in the mood for a chuckle, Creationism is always there for you. Dinochick Blogs shares a great shirt design in Creation Dragons, paleoreligiology and Altoona. Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs contributes Pareidoliasaurus, a new sauropodomorph of Utah. And the Hudson Valley Geologist brings us a post on Kachina Bridge Dinosaurs?
Votes and surveys and such
Coherent Lighthouse wants to know Which Museums Disallow Photographs and Why? Meanwhile, ART Evolved is taking a poll on the topic for their summer gallery. If you're in a historical mood, Louisville Fossils and Beyond contributes a post about The Great Fossil Census of 1878-79.
Odds and ends
Anthony Maltese of the RMDRC (Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center) posts about a big jangled bunch of ceratopsian fossils his group is working on in Horn-faces and prep.
Fresh off publication of his third article, The Coastal Paleontologist brings us a pair of posts on fossil fur seals from Northern California — Part 1: discovery, and Part 2: The Gilmore Fur Seal.
Jeffrey Martz of House of Bones brings us a 3-part series on Organizing Life — consisting of Part I: What is a Species?, Part II: What Is A Genus?, and Part III: Linnean Taxonomy Puts Humans In Their Place.
Need to know more about dinosaurian dentition? Dinosaur Tracking (a Smithsonian.com blog) brings us The Tyrannosaur Tooth Toolkit.
Raptormaniacs contributes a pair of posts — A New Method for Inferring the Integument of Extinct Maniraptors, and a followup to a post in last month's Boneyard, Singing "Raptors" Addendum.
It's always a pleasure to host The Boneyard — thanks for dropping by, I hope you've found at least a few articles of interest! The next edition will appear on May 3rd at Life as We Know It; meanwhile a few hosting spots are still open later in the year, so won't you please consider hosting the carnival yourself too?


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A bomb-sniffing beagle is fired from the mayor's office for a faux pas. That night a mad scientist dognaps him and injects him with an elixir. The dog escapes, but now has superpowers. He's adopted by a security guard - an ex-cop, who's a widower with a moody teen son, Jack. The boy discovers that the dog, named Shoeshine by dad, has super powers, but it's their little secret. While Underdog saves people in distress, the mad scientist and his underling continue their plot to catch him and take over the city. There's also a girl Jack likes who has a dog that Shoeshine takes a shine to. Will every dog have his day?
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- 25 April 2017
- From the section Parliaments
If there is any one MP who has dramatised the increased clout of the Commons select committee system, it is Andrew Tyrie - who announced today he is quitting Parliament at the election.
A flinty, austere, exacting figure, Tyrie has been chair of both the Treasury select committee since 2010, but probably reached the zenith of his influence leading the Parliamentary Commission on Banking Standards, which helped shape the post financial crisis framework for the banking system, pushing the government rather further than it wanted to go, in the process.
Set up in 2012, in the wake of the LIBOR interest-rate-fixing scandal, the Commission yomped through a prodigious amount of policy work at a gruelling pace.
Its vast reports had huge leverage over the post-crisis banking legislation, not least because the authors sat in both the Lords and Commons - and those in the Lords, including the former Chancellor Lord Lawson, and the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, were influential voices in debates on banking legislation, at a time when those issues were politically radioactive
By the end of its life, relations on the Commission had frayed to the point that members were briefing against each other in pretty venomous terms.
Week ahead in Parliament
- 21 April 2017
- From the section Parliaments
It's the last rites of the 2015 Parliament - and in a frenzy of last minute deal-making, the legislation which can be completed will be rushed to the finishing line, while all manner of bills and other parliamentary business is dropped for lack of time.
Watch out for plenty of brinkmanship, particularly on a key amendment to the Criminal Finances Bill (see below). This will also make the whole timetable pretty fluid and prone to last minute alteration as new events are crowbarred in.
Farewell to an independent-minded MP
- 20 April 2017
- From the section Parliaments
So. Farewell. Then. Douglas Carswell.
The independent MP for Clacton will not be contesting the seat he won in the Conservative interest in 2005, then held in a by-election, and General Election on behalf of UKIP. And so ends one of the more remarkable - and effective - parliamentary careers of the 21st Century.
Election 2017: Parliamentary timeline
- 18 April 2017
- From the section Parliaments
And that is how you spring a surprise.
Westminster's conventional wisdom had pretty much ruled out the election which Theresa May has just called, and her snap election will force a snap decision on quite a lot of MPs: should they stay, or should they go?
Week ahead in Parliament
- 9 April 2017
- From the section Parliaments
Half of Parliament is sitting for a little over half the post-Easter week - and the most significant action will probably come in the form of ministerial statements or urgent questions. With the end of the parliamentary year looming, the government is focused on shepherding through the remainder of its legislation and tying up remaining business before the music stops, probably in early May.
Tuesday 18 April
The Commons returns at 1430 BST for Treasury questions - watch out for Brexiteer pressure on Chancellor Philip Hammond, who is seen as the leading cabinet supporter of a "soft Brexit".
Week ahead in Parliament
- 31 March 2017
- From the section Parliaments
MPs have already begun their Easter break - but the Lords legislate on.
Mostly they're sweeping up some legislative fag-ends, but the Tuesday debates on the process of Brexit could provide some significant action, as the Labour Lords ("the effective wing of the party," one peer murmured to me) seek to keep up pressure on the government on two long term issues where they are seen as being vulnerable.
Fragile unity of Brexit Committee dissolves
- 29 March 2017
- From the section Parliaments
Oh dear. For a while the Commons super-select committee on Brexit has managed to defy predictions (mine included) that it would struggle to unite around strong conclusions and hard hitting reports.
Thanks to Hilary Benn's skilful chairing, it produced two tough reports on the status of EU citizens in the UK and of British residents in the EU, and on the government's negotiating objectives, with its Remain majority and Leave minority both signing up.
Read full article Fragile unity of Brexit Committee dissolves
Week ahead in Parliament
- 24 March 2017
- From the section Parliaments
After a traumatic week, it is likely that some of the most significant events in Parliament next week will be statements and questions following up Wednesday's terrorist attack.
The prime minister, of course, made a statement to MPs the day after the attack, and expressed MPs' gratitude to the staff and security teams who guard the Palace of Westminster. There will be many acts of remembrance in the days ahead, while parliamentarians get on with the day-to-day business of democracy.
Week ahead in Parliament
- 17 March 2017
- From the section Parliaments
After the sound and fury of the Brexit Bill, the Westminster agenda seems rather more quiet in the coming week, with much of the most significant action taking place on the committee corridor.
The exception may come on Wednesday, when the Lib Dem Leader, Tim Farron, takes the unusual step for a party boss, of presenting a 10-minute rule bill calling for a referendum on the terms of the UK's divorce deal with the EU....
Labour lords open a new front in the Brexit battle
- 16 March 2017
- From the section Parliaments
The story so far - this week the government's bill to trigger the process of leaving the EU cleared Parliament un-amended.
But the government did give MPs and peers assurances on two key issues.
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- 9 October 2016 at 09:49
- livingstone chibuike said...
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- 9 October 2016 at 09:50
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- 9 October 2016 at 09:51
- livingstone chibuike said...
I love the network on dere faces but timi somehw look horrible
- 9 October 2016 at 09:51
- Uju Phil said...
Awww... Family is everything! #love
- 9 October 2016 at 09:51
- BONARIO NNAGS said...
Awww! He's a lovely family
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- 9 October 2016 at 09:52
- Vivian Reginalds said...
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- 9 October 2016 at 09:53
- Y.F.C. Omrex said...
Lovely indeed.
- 9 October 2016 at 09:55
- Genevieve Okoroigbo said...
says, Genevieve.
- 9 October 2016 at 09:57
- Eddy Ogbunambala said...
Awww so adorable
- 9 October 2016 at 09:58
- Alloy Chikezie said...
Yeah! ain't nothing like family. Lovely
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- 9 October 2016 at 10:01
- Eleojo Blessing said...
Lovely...but dis is not recent
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- 9 October 2016 at 10:24
Linda go and marry and share your own family photo. Think about your life u are 36 already (even thou Kemi O. said u r 42).
- 9 October 2016 at 10:26
Good for them
- 9 October 2016 at 10:33
Good for them
- 9 October 2016 at 10:33
Mr dakolo, we know you have a happy family, but can you limit your showoff on social media? Some people have more happy homes, they dont flaunt it everywhere. We all dot need to know practically all that happens in your home, also limit how you expose your kids on social media...no hating. Just an advise.
- 9 October 2016 at 10:51
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- Juliet Iwuno said...
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- 9 October 2016 at 11:11
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The University of Jos, yesterday evening at about 7:00 pm recorded another bad
incident as the biggest and tallest building in its permanent site was ablaze.
The fire, which spread very slowly and steadily affected the departments of
Sociology, psychology, political science, and the library. Virtually all the offices
on the first and second floor were affected. I was there, but as a spectator as
my little effort would have yielded just little or no result. Who or what is
responsible for this unfortunate incident?
There are different views to this question.
The first view has it that the incident must have occurred as a result of some
electrical faults.
The second view holds that some students who have issues with their
academics and have little or no hope of graduating soon are responsible.
The third view has it that it could be the handy work of the antagonists of the
new Vice Chancellor, who attacked his house some months ago killing one of
his security aids and are committed to disrupting his tenure .
Some people even linked it to the activity of some unserious students who are
not ready for the ongoing exams. These views sound meaningful and logical,
but not scientific as they are for now not accompanied with facts and
evidences. However, they may serve as guides for intelligence gathering and
further investigations. What was the response of the authority ?
I arrived the scene after the library, sociology Department, and some parts of
political science was already burning. The fire service, who also arrived the
scene lately could do little or nothing as they brought only a tanker of water
which meant nothing to the slowly and yet steadily consuming fire that was
already spreading all over the first floor. The The fire service also had difficulty
in gaining access to the building as the building is surrounded with wires and
the ground full of gully drainages.
The students (great Jossites) must be commended for their adroitness by
getting water from the near by Wells and taps to complement the effort of the
fire service. However, it is regrettable that some opportunists utilized that
avenue to bugle some offices and carted away with some items.
The security man on duty said the fire would have been prevented from
spreading further if the fire extinguishers that were available in the building were
working. He went further to say that he tried all that he could but the fire
extinguishers refused to work. This is unfortunate.
While others consider the incident a bad omen for the University, some people
see it as a challenge to the university to build lecture halls as the big building
seem to be the major lecture theatre in the permanent site. The second
generation university is lagging behind in terms of infrastructure. This is an
Students of the faculty of social sciences , who just graduated and are waiting
to be mobilized for the NYSC are also recounting their fears as their hope might
be dashed out as they suspect that their results and other details might have
been consumed in the inferno. What next?
The ongoing exams schedules may be shifted
There will be doubled problem for the faculty of social sciences in the
forthcoming NUC accreditation as most of the departments are under partial
There is more trouble for the new Vice Chancellor who is faced with emerging
challenges - security threats, ICT scam, etc.
Availability of lecture halls will become a problem, and many other issues (Philip
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- 9 October 2016 at 13:09
He looks way better than you. Leave that for the women to judge. Abi you are gay
- 9 October 2016 at 13:31
- Prince lexton said...
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- 9 October 2016 at 15:29
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- 9 October 2016 at 15:29
- Iphie Abraham said...
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FGDC Executive Director Ivan DeLoatch ran the meeting, which began with an overview of the process for nomination and selection of new NGAC members. The interesting part was not in the briefing but in the questions afterward. I learned that there's a new regulation in effect with the Obama administration that prohibits registered federal lobbyists from participating on federal advisory committees, like NGAC. Questions were raised about diversity on the committee, in particular the limited representation of private providers and those with deep knowledge of geodesy. There was a suggestion to document a preferred or goal "diversity" as a sort of guide for selecting members. Another suggestion addressed the current "tenure" on the committee. Currently, half of the members change every three years. The suggestion was that one-third leave every two years. There were also questions related to NGAC subcommittees, which unlike NGAC committees, can include non-members. A request was made for documentation of who could be on those subcommittees and how they would be selected. We learned that currently there are no non-federal members on any of the subcommittees, but that it is, in fact, possible.
The second topic, the Geospatial Platform Initiative, was lead by Tony Lavoi of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). The impetus for this Initiative was this paragraph in the 2010 budget:
Geospatial Platform - In 2010 and 2011, Federal data managers for geospatial data will move to a portfolio management approach, creating a Geospatial Platform to support GeoOneStop, place-based initiatives, and other potential future programs. This transformation will be facilitated by improving the governance framework to address the requirements of State, local and tribal agencies, Administration policy, and agency mission objectives. Investments will be prioritized based on business needs. The Geospatial Platform will explore opportunities for increased collaboration with Data.gov, with an emphasis on reuse of architectural standards and technology, ultimately increasing access to geospatial data.
A reference to Lavoi's name and affiliation confirmed that a newly found Gulf of Mexico mapping application called geoplatform.gov was, in fact, part of the Geospatial Platform Initiative. In fact, one of the first things Lavoi mentioned was that later on Tuesday, the geoplatform.gov Web address would point to a landing page explaining what it was, with a link to the oil spill mapping app currently on the front page. He noted that individuals should not think that geoplatform.gov was only an oil spill map. (Unfortunately, that confusion had already proliferated on Twitter and on at least one blog, ours.) The reason for the confusion? Apparently it took far less time for NOAA to acquire the domain than expected. Thus the decision was made to have it point to the already in development oil spill app.
Lavoi discussed the architecture of the platform - which will include five "pillars" including:
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- geospatial portfolio management
- share infrastructure
- segment architecture
- governance structure
- (Lavoi noted that there probably should be a sixth, communication)
These tap into a set of data sources including:
- federal
- state, local and trial
- licensed
- crowd sources
Together these parts create a platform that supports transparent, open government needs (such as Geospatial One-Stop), administration priorities (like the First Lady's Let's Move), agency mission needs (like homeland security) and non-federal uses (like broadband initiatives).
Lavoi introduced the "Champions and Chairs" assigned to take the lead on the various parts of the effort. The platform roadmap, a white paper on the plan for the Geospatial Platform, is due to be delivered to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) by the Department of Interior (DOI) by July 1. NGAC members will provide feedback on the roadmap document during May and June. Stakeholders' and public comment on the roadmap will begin when the final document (version 3) is handed over to OMB.
The questions and answers (mostly from DeLoatch and Lavoi) included (paraphrased):
Q: How is this platform different from Geospatial One Stop (GOS)?
A: GOS is a catalog; the geospatial platform is more of an enterprise approach with data access and shared apps and services.
Q: How will private data sources be included?
A: We are working on that but want to be sure all possible data sources are on the table. Some may not be publicly available.
Q: How will you get input about private data sources?
A: During the public gathering of feedback.
Q: Where's the data? We don't yet have the NSDI, and thus do not have the framework data layers we need for this effort!
A: No, but we can expose what we do have and point out what's missing and any limitations.
Q: Define "Authoritative Data."
A: That's perhaps not the right term; what we really need is to include data of "known quality."
Q: Will the geospatial platform replace existing apps or simply be "another one"?
A: It will integrate platforms including, for example, The National Map and the Homeland Security Infrastructure Program (HSIP). [My understanding is that it will become the back end of all of the geo apps in time. - ABS]
Q: Can you coordinate better with stakeholder organizations, such as NSGIC and its Inventory tool?
A: Yes, we plan to do that.
Q: It's great there is a focus on communications. There is already confusion.
A: Yes, I'm aware of that and have printouts from blogs.
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Before the final whistle sounded at White Hart Lane on Wednesday night, the last time an English manager had reached the final eight of the European Cup was Terry Venables with Barcelona in November 1985. Then Ron Atkinson was Manchester United manager; The hand of god still meant, in popular parlance, a natural disaster rather than Diego Maradona's supreme act of self-justification; And Venables would confide in English journalists that the wife of his star player Bernd Schuster had a habit of walking into the changing rooms to berate her husband's manager while most of the team were still in a state of undress.
Venables' team reached the final in Seville in May 1986 where they were expected to beat Steaua Bucharest. After a dreadful final that finished 0-0, they lost on penalties missing all four spot-kicks. Venables hung on until September the following year and was sacked.
It feels like a lifetime ago. Since 6 November 1985, when Venables' team eliminated Porto on away goals to reach the quarter-finals, more than 25 years have passed. Only on Wednesday night did Harry Redknapp finally fly the flag again for the brotherhood of English managers when he took his Tottenham side into the last eight of Europe's leading competition.
Jimmy Armfield, Bob Paisley, Brian Clough, Ron Saunders (who quit having reached the quarter-finals with Aston Villa in 1982) and Joe Fagan all achieved the last eight and better in the preceding 11 seasons to Venables. The fall-off since then says a lot about English managers – and not much of it good.
But Spurs' achievement does say a lot about Redknapp. The blossoming of his career has come very late. He was 64 this month, only four years younger than Venables. Unlike Venables, who got the Barça job straight from managing Queen's Park Rangers (will that ever happen again?) at the age of 41, Redknapp had to wait much longer for a big club. There is a good argument for saying that his career only really started when, in October 2008, he was put in charge of a Spurs team bottom of the Premier League.
Now, he can expect to be the England manager come a year in July when Fabio Capello will walk away after Euro 2012. All that stands between Redknapp and the England job now is the tax evasion charges scheduled for court in July.
That never seems to be very far from his mind, even in the aftermath of results such as Wednesday's draw with Milan. Redknapp has never been one for whom jubilation lasts much longer than the end of the game but some of his recent post-match moods have been flat even by those standards. There is no doubt he would be enjoying Spurs' season a lot more were it not for what awaits at the end.
That has been a concern for those close to him for some time but Redknapp himself voiced those preoccupations in an interview on Sunday. "I just want to get it out of the way and move on," he said. There is a compulsive urge to the confessional in Redknapp. He broaches subjects that would be well off-limits for other managers. It seems he cannot stop himself at times.
From a distance, the Football Association, and especially its new chairman David Bernstein, will be observing Redknapp closely. It knows he will never be bound by the same rules of discretion and protocol which previous England managers have worked under. But, providing he comes through the court case unscathed, he can be the only name on the shortlist to succeed Capello.
Bernstein, originally an accountant and naturally cautious, will not regard Redknapp as a natural bedfellow. He may even see in him some of the impetuosity of Kevin Keegan who, when he was manager of Manchester City, eventually fell out with Bernstein, then the club's chairman. But he too will look at what Redknapp has done with Spurs and wonder if he might not be able to do the same with England.
Redknapp has made a few signings of his own such as Peter Crouch and William Gallas, and the likes of Rafael van der Vaart and Sandro have been brought in by the club, but for the most part he has improved what was already there.
Looking back at the Spurs team from his first game in charge against Bolton Wanderers on 26 October 2008, there were seven players who played in that game who also featured in Wednesday's 0-0 draw with Milan. A further two from that game were on the bench this week.
He is not a hands-on coach but he has radically changed the staff. What do Spurs players say most about playing for Redknapp? They enjoy it. And while there may be a couple of big egos at the club, the spirit is excellent. They spent much of the build-up to the games against Wolves and Milan in Dubai, a trip that the players felt combined exactly the right amount of match preparation and relaxation.
The Spurs team that Redknapp inherited had won the Carling Cup final eight months earlier and there was undoubted quality in the squad. To the extent that there are some voices at the club who think that Redknapp's part in this success story is not as great as might be thought.
No one at Spurs, however, wants to be the one who tests the theory. When Redknapp gave consideration to a lucrative £3m net annual salary offered by the Dubai team Al-Ahli in the summer, there were some at Tottenham who would have been happy to let him go. Eventually, chairman Daniel Levy reached a compromise over the two-year option on his contract.
Now Redknapp' reputation as a manager is made. Success with Barcelona was the making of Venables even though he has not managed full-time since he left Leeds United in March 2003 at the relatively young age – for a manager – of 60.
In November 1985, Redknapp was in his second full season as Bournemouth manager in what is now League One at the start of a long journey to where he is today. If it feels that Venables stepped away from front-line management too early, then it is certain that Redknapp has taken too long to arrive.
How El Tel showed the way in 1986
Terry Venables was the last Englishman to lead a team to the quarter-finals of the European Cup, his Barcelona side making the final in 1986.
After beating Sparta Prague, a goal from former Spurs striker Steve Archibald helped the Spanish champions, also featuring German midfielder Bernd Schuster, see off Porto in the second round to set up a quarter-final with holders Juventus. Archibald again scored the vital goal in Turin and in the semi-final against Gothenburg Venables' side overcame a 3-0 defeat in the first leg in Sweden to win on penalties at the Nou Camp. However the pressure of winning the club's first European Cup proved too much and they lost on penalties to Steaua Bucharest in the final after a dreadful game finished 0-0.
From bottom to top: Harry's time at Spurs
26 October 2008 Succeeds Juande Ramos with Spurs bottom with two points from eight games. Beats Bolton and Liverpool, and draws 4-4 at Arsenal in first week.
January 2009 Jermain Defoe, Wilson Palacios and Robbie Keane arrive in transfer window.
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April/May 2010 Loses FA Cup semi-final to Portsmouth before wins over Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City secure fourth spot.
Summer 2010 William Gallas, Sandro, and Rafael van der Vaart arrive as Spurs beat Young Boys to reach the Champions League proper.
February/March 2011 After topping group, a Peter Crouch goal is enough for Spurs to beat Milan.
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Top spokesman for Canadian prime minister to quit: source
By David Ljunggren
OTTAWA (Reuters) - The top spokesman for Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is quitting, a well-placed source said on Friday, the third high-profile departure in quick succession from the ruling Conservatives in the run-up to an election this October.
Jason MacDonald, who had been in the job for almost 17 months, will formally leave next week, the source told Reuters.
MacDonald, the eighth person to act as chief spokesman for Harper, will join the Hill and Knowlton public relations firm, said another source with knowledge of the situation.
MacDonald did not respond to a request for comment.
The news comes just 10 days after Foreign Minister John Baird unexpectedly quit, saying he wanted to do something else after 20 years in politics.
Insiders though said Baird had disagreed with Harper's office over policy and did not think the right-of-center Conservatives could retain power in the October election. Harper has been prime minister since February 2006.
Most recent polls show the Conservatives are virtually tied with the opposition Liberals and would lose their majority in the House of Commons if an election were held now.
Eve Adams, a junior Conservative member of the government, defected to the Liberals on Monday, saying she was fed up with what she called Harper's mean-spirited governing style. Continued...