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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Experiences, desires, and loves encountered during the course of the past year.
I Have…
I've completely broken the habit of flushing toilet paper down the drain (I now instinctively go for the basket full of soiled wiping material).
I've discovered the pleasure of reading for fun. Never before in my life have I read so many books.
I've eaten fish caught in protected waters.
I've climbed to the rim of a cratered Caribbean volcano, surfed on sand, and dived deep into the sea.
I've lived in a banana plantation for a month, an hour and a half away from the closest Internet connection or white person.
I've seen more ancient ruins and cathedrals than I can count.
I've sailed as a crew member on a 20 meter (65 foot) yacht for a month in the Caribbean.
I've fought off an attacking mugger.
I've almost broken my back playing around on a boogie board (folded in half by a wave like a taco the wrong way).
I've had belongings stolen from me.
I've been bitten and/or stung by bed bugs, mites, misquotes, no-see-ums, bees, hornets, ants, jellyfish, and a scorpion.
I've gotten at least one new scar on my body from every country explored.
I've met (and been befriended by) all walks of people, from nuclear submarine engineers to basket weavers.
I've swum in crystal clear, ice cold, sinkholes (cenotes), surrounded by the ancient ruins of the Maya.
I've written letters to companies when displeased with a product or service.
I've fallen asleep under the stars.
I've hitchhiked.
I've eaten some pretty odd things (like a bag of giant, fried ants and a bowl of pig snout soup).
I've been overwhelmed by choice.
I've been lonely.
I've learned how to converse and question in Spanish without any formal education—Español de la calle.
I've straddled the line between the northern and southern hemispheres.
I've lent out money that was never returned to me.
I've taken without giving.
I've been taken off a bus in the middle of the night and questioned by the military.
I've discovered that I'm not addicted to the Internet, but to connectivity. I don't browse Web sites without purpose, I almost never instant message, but my personality absolutely requires access to e-mail.
I've still never gotten around to watching a cock fight or eating Cue (guinea pig—found in Ecuador and Peru).
I've never once wanted to go back to the United States.
I've learned to sew/mend my own clothing.
I've made seashell jewelry (necklaces and an anklet).
I've grown a beard
I've been leered at and attacked by farm animals.
I've snuck into Machu Picchu.
I've had to jump off the second story of a hotel because I was locked in.
I've lied and argued with immigration/border officials.
I've bribed people.
I've seen many of the world's largest, tallest, deepest, highest, oldest, and most unique things.
I've never gone a day without smiling.
I've thwarted a pickpocket attempt.
I've left a hotel without paying (because of lies).
I've listened in awe to Howler Monkeys.
I've seen a giant sea turtle laying eggs on the beach.
I've witnessed an angry power company cut the juice to an entire city, without warning (such as at eight o'clock on a Friday night).
I've gone months without hot water (showers or otherwise).
I've lived off of bread and cheese when there were no other affordable options.
I've got this overwhelming urge to create—I feel like building a city. I'll call it the SimCity syndrome—I know I could do better than so many of the little towns and villages that I've passed through.
I've intentionally skipped at least a dozen major "must see" tourist attractions.
I've learned how to sail.
I've jumped off waterfalls.
I've ridden in the back of an ambulance.
I've decided that the two most obnoxious and inconsiderate groups of young, male travelers, come from Israel and Argentina.
I've come to accept that it's almost impossible to escape the sound of a ringing cell phone.
I've snuck into (and enjoyed the benefits of) an all-inclusive resort.
I've felt a jumbo-jet fly only a few meters above my head.
I've never given money to a beggar (but I have given food).
I've watched a Colombian fútbol game.
I've watched a Puerto Rican baseball game.
I've watched a Grenadian hermit crab race.
I've learned how to size people and situations up much faster.
I've been shocked by an electric shower head.
I've been given the Spanish name Sergio, and introduce myself by it often.
I've washed my clothes by hand in countless sinks.
I've hand my teeth cleaned in a developing country.
I've seen a lot of poverty.
I've seen real people used as live mannequins in window displays.
I've heard music by Shakira, on a daily basis, for months on end.
I've worked as best I can to make subtle improvements to Travelvice.
I've been in a car accident (we T-boned another car).
I've been inside the cockpit.
I've read heaps of books.
I've had cockroaches scurry across my feet and one fly into my hair.
I Want…
I want to go back in time and visit a world without obnoxiously loud, polluting, muffler-less vehicles and loudspeakers of every type—God help us all when they're combined together.
I want to visit cities without subsistence tourism.
I want subsistence businesses to figure something else out. These can be a sad eyesore that don't even make enough money for the proprietors to live above the poverty level. Masses of small convenience stores next to each other, street vendors selling lottery tickets, cell phone cards, fried chicken, finger puppets, postcards, bottles of water, clothing, and tuk tuk (3-wheeled motorcycle) taxis…
No, I don't want to buy your tour or warez while I'm laying on the beach. Leave me alone—tell your friends.
I want you to never mention my president. I will walk away from a conversation and/or person if President Bush becomes the topic. The world has been collectively laughing or yelling at the U.S. President for at least two decades now—I don't want to hear it, and I don't want to be around ignorant conversation on the subject. Move on.
I want to pee for free. A civilized nation should not charge people to use the bathroom. I have seen men, women, boys, and girls urinating freely in public in nearly every country I've visited.
I want to disappear every stray dog I see. I am completely without compassion for these animals—the real four-legged equivalent of a pigeon.
I want someone to explain to me why Panama and Ecuador use the United States' dollar, but mint their own coins (as well as use the U.S. variety).
I want to build a proper home for travelers—a hostel, if you will. After living in so many that are done so poorly, I have an overwhelming desire to contribute this to the backpacker community.
I want someone to explain to me why I've never seen a lawnmower in the past year—it's always one dude armed only with a weed wacker, cutting huge parcels of grass. Silly.
I want to stop hearing the word cheap without what the cost of the good or service is being compared to.
I want people to stop using corrugated steel, one of the ugliest building materials in use on this planet—especially when rusted.
I want to find the camera that's everything I want, and more.
I want to pay US$1/hour or less for every hour traveled in a bus.
I want that Aussie, on his 17th beer of the evening, to stop climbing that coconut tree.
I want to drive.
I want the Venezuelan airline Aeropostal to kiss my ass.
I want justice exacted on the guys that stole from me.
I want my diet to stop consisting of 70% carbs (bread, rice, pasta). I dislike that it often costs me too much money to cook a real meal for one.
I want someone to explain to me why everything that's apple flavored in Colombia is colored pink.
I want to completely understand the indecipherable speech of the Caribbean native.
I want to know why peanut butter is consistently one of the most expensive products in a market—literately worth its weight in gold.
I want to give postcard photography a shot.
I want to learn how to understand and speak (at an elementary level) at least 10 more languages.
I want to return to Caribbean blue water and white sand beaches with a lover.
I want to know why all police in Puerto Rico drive around with their emergency lights on.
I want to encourage more people to travel (and leave their comfort zone while doing so).
I want footwear that actually fits properly, while looking good.
I want all episodes of The Simpsons dubbed over in Spanish to be burned—horrible, just horrible.
I want to get into a gym and loose/tone 20 pounds worth of excess.
I want to find a source of income that allows me to keep traveling perpetually.
I want Colombia and Ecuador to stop playing Jean Claude Van Damme movies on their buses.
I want my hair to behave itself. It's been half a year since my last haircut, and it's driving me crazy. (Not bad for a guy who use to get a trim every three weeks).
I want sushi, but can't afford it.
I want hostels to provide me with a decent locker.
I Love…
I love hyper-blue water and snow-white beaches.
I love the price of Argentinean steak and wine.
I love riding in Guatemalan chicken buses while listening La Camisa Negra.
I love backpacking with my brother.
I love lit fireplaces in the mountains of South America, and bonfires on the beaches of the Caribbean.
I love having no idea what it is that I'm eating/drinking, but ordering another because it's so good.
As much as I might like a city, I love the act of leaving it. I take great pleasure in reflecting on how much I knew about a place before and after I encountered it.
I love Ecuador for loving corn as much as I do.
I love waking up next to someone in bed with me.
I love that you can buy dynamite on the streets in Bolivia for US$1 a stick.
I love smoking a hand rolled Honduran cigar from one of the top factories in the world.
I love finding that 1-3,000 person that I'll keep in contact with, or will keep in contact with me.
I love sunrises and sunsets over the ocean.
I love looking at a star-filled night sky with zero light pollution.
I love being the first person someone has ever seen smoke tobacco from a pipe.
I love the conveniences of sailing in the Caribbean.
I love getting a better price for something.
I love hammocks.
I love breaking many American stereotypes.
I love sneaking into places I shouldn't be.
I love living with locals.
I love being stimulated by new sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and touches.
I love how I'm generally challenged more on a daily basis abroad than I was in a given week in the United States. It's difficult to get bored.
I love showing Argentineans how to grill corn over coals for the first time.
I love finding the cheapest path.
I love the chaos of a Central American market.
I love having tanned skin.
I love traveling without another backpacker/tourist in sight.
I love salt fish and breadfruit—the cornerstone of islander subsistence.
I love taking photos of oddities in the environment around me.
I love the urban stencil graffiti found in South America.
I love antique pocket watches.
I love the first glimpse of a new city.
I love staring out the window of a bus while listening to mellow music, and watching the countryside melt past.
I love hot showers, and feeling clean.
I love drinking soda (way too much).
I love a good debate.
I love to note and compare the different types of materials used in the construction of homes.
I love the crazy names of places I've visited: Dzibilchaltún, Tegucigalpa, Quetzaltenango, Bucaramanga, Huacachina…
I love vanishing from a city without a trace.
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December 15th, 2006
That's lovely, Craig. Kudos for your reflections and your honesty.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - March 16, 1949, Winona, Minnesota CLOUDY TONIGHT, COLDER VOLUME 49, NO. 24 SUPPORT YOURY.M.C.A. WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1949 FIVE CENTS PER COPY EIGHTEEN PAGES City Teachers Threaten to Quit it I It I Compromise Crop Surplus Plan Awaited Ways of Preventing New Farm Slump Under Discussion By Ovid A. Martin Washington The Truman administration is expected to come up soon with a "compromise plan" on ways of preventing a new farm The AIsops Tax Worry Perils New Allied Pact The Quebec Coliseum, a civic sports center, is shown here after a raging blaze early Tuesday reduced the building into a mass of rubble and twisted steel. Losses were estimated at close to 000. No one was injured. (A.P. Wirephoto to The Republican-Herald.) Five Children Die In Minnesota Fire By Joseph and Stewart Alsop Washington. The conservative coalition which now clearly com- mands an effective majority In Congress will soon be faced with dangerous choice. Such men as Senator Walter F. George and Sen- ator Robert A. Taft, who bitterly oppose any tax Increase, 'must either stand forth incongruously, as the champions of deficit financing, or they must find some way really decisively to re- duce government spending. The- choice is dangerous because the most immediately painless area of reduction is the proposed rearmament program for Western Europe, without which the Atlantic pact will be hardly more than a scrap of paper. The facts are simple enough. Al- {ire ln a ce neater- ready this year, the government is expected to go slightly into the Middle River, chil-j- dren were injured fatally when fire destroyed a three-room home herej Tuesday. Their mother, who car- ried a daughter from the home, j was burned critically. In "very poor" condition at Mer- cy hospital -at Thief River Falls was Mrs. Riley Sloan, 28. Dead are Karlene, one; Kathleen, three; Samuel, five; Riley, Jr., six, and Karen, two. One child. Harold, ten, injury because he was told by his mother to run for aid. Father Not Home The father, a road construction Potato Surplus Boosts Price Support Costs can help the government save rnon- Mine Strike To End on March 28 district leader of the United Mine Workers said today he sees no reason why the coal mine work stoppage won't end as scheduled on March 28. Some operators have expressed fear the two-week shutdown order- ed by John L. Lewis for miners east of the Mississippi would con- tfnue past the deadline established by the fiery U.M.W. president. Commenting on those fears, John P. Busarello, president of district ,No 5 U. M. W. at Pittsburgh, depression and vast crop surpluses. ,jryly: Farm leaders in and out of Cong-1 "i Can only say that this two-i ress are divided sharply as to whatlweefc period of mourning, called' the government should do. The split in 1948, will conclude March 28." Lewis, himself, didn't have any comment as the work stoppage went into its third day. He calls it a memorial period but also points, out it's the miners' protest against appointment of Dr. James Boyd as director of the II. S. Bureau of Mines. The Senate's interior committee already has approved the Boyd ap- pointment. Now, It's up to the Sen- ate which is expected to aft soon. Shopkeepers serving the idle miners reported the stores are beginning to feel the pinch of thej work stoppage. So are the commun- ities where furloughed railroad workers reside. Warren Cold To Slot Machine King's Denial Sacramento, Calif., Costello's denial in New York that he heads a nationwide slot machine racket leaves Governor Earl War- ren cold. "My experience with rackets, and it goes back quite a few years (Warren previously was attorney general and before that a county is that the people In centers around the question of whether there should be a return to pre-war crop control methods. Secretary Brannan and his ag- riculture department aides are working on a program aimed at bringing the conflicting views to- gether. Measures being studied by the not yet neces- sarily Use of flexible price supports for nonper- "jishable crops, consumer subsidies for perishable foods, and market- ling programs aimed at keeping low quality and low grade fruits and vegetables off food markets. Want Wartime System Some farm leaders want to keep indefinitely a wartime system of rigid price supports for such stor- able crops as cotton, wheat, corn, tobacco, rice and peanuts. This sys- tem directs the department to sup- port producer prices of these crops at 90 per cent of parity. (Parity is a legal standard for] measuring farm prices, designed toj be equally fair to farmers and non- farmers.) This system will be replaced next] year with a setup of flexible sup- ports ranging between 60 and 90 !per cent of parity unless Congress directs otherwise.' Under this sys- tem, supports would be highest in periods of crop shortages and low- est in times of surpluses. Critics contend the rigid supports ,_ _ would force use of rigid production One way you and marketing quotas to prevent wnich, they say, could ey is by eating potatoes. Icost the government billions of dol-, An unexpected surplus in the early Carl Blake, Jr., 13, and his 16-year-old wife, Winifred, are shown at Kalamazoo, Mich., with their three-week-old son, Carl, m, born February 23 in Lakeview hospital, Paw Paw, Mich. The teen-age parents, married last fall, live with her parents and six other young children in a tiny two-room house. The young father is appealing for help in locating a job. His age is below minimum working.limit in Michigan. (A.P. Wirephoto to The-Republican-Herald.) Senate Filibuster Ends With Dixie Bloc Victory By Edwin B. Haakinson and Oliver W. De Wolf long filibuster over and an alliance of Repub- licans and southern Democrats in control, the Senate today moved to- ward a showdown on a modified talk-gagging change in its rules. Before the chamber is a majority-backed opposed as ineffective by a minority made up of Truman Democrats-to let the "yes" votes 64 of the 96 senators end. debate on roost business. Demand Board Reconsider Wage Increase Association Asks For Meeting With Board of Education By Gordon Holte The Winona board of education today was faced with the alterna- tive of granting immediately the wage increases proposed by the wi- nona Public School Teachers as- sociation or losing the services of entire teaching staff at the close of the present school year. Protesting school board action Monday night which rejected the W.PJ5.T.A.-proposed salary schedule in favor of a over-all increase of teachers' salaries, the association met in special session late Tuesday afternoon in the Central Junior High school auditorium to demand an immediate showdown on the wage controversy. One hundred members of the association representing about two-thirds of the local member- ship attended the hastily called meeting. A resolution was drafted and ap- proved placing the teachers on rec- ord as favoring termination of their contracts April 1 if their wage ad- justment requests are not met. School principals, also members of the association, are included in the contract termination resolution. Second Resolution The protesting' teachers also ap- proved a second resolution request- ing a meeting with the school board a delegation from that group- Thursday, at which time the entire admit he told conference yesterday. Costello was named by Warren's worker, was in North Dakota on "culture department to buy more crop in Florida has forced the Ag- thgse WQUld state commission on organized i-iiITT i rii-i'-ma a c TfiniiT.pn npB.n Of Slot in- business, authorities said. The fire broke out about 5 a.m., shortly after Mrs. Sloan tended a than one-hundred pound bags to steady prices. Additional pur- chases may have to be made in other southern states. She reawoke when she detected smoke and aroused the children with the cry, Her oldest child, Harold, ran a half-block for aid as the flames income to drop to ruinously low levels. They also contend low price guarantees would be more likely to promote surpluses because grow- ers would tend to plant more land Potato growers are protected order to offset loss of returns the farm price support law. Last which would result from lower me larni pnue supjjuiu iitw. .uaou year they were guaranteed a min- imum of per 100 pounds. The 1949 guarantee averages The nearly one-third slice was made by congress. red as a result of the tax cut passed by the 80th Congress over President Truman's veto. But the signs are that unless taxes are increased, this will be more than a foretaste of what is to come in the next fiscal year, v. men oegms, on July 1. The Budget bureau that without new taxes, mum deficit will be in the neigh- jexit of the home. clothing of all: is anybody's guess. The bulk of the borhood of six or seven hundred j ihree was afire prices. The ten into the Aifcen Flexible Supports as reputed head of slot in- terests doing an annual business Republicans and southern Demo- crats who sponsored it wrote into this compromise a provision for tin- limited debate whenever a motion is made to change the Senate rules. That's the kind of a motion- made February .28 by Democratic Leader Lucas of Illinois which kept the Senate knotted in a fili- buster that came to a dramatic end at 10 p. m., Tuesday night. At that, hour, bipartisan circula- tors of the compromise announced they had the pledges of 52 members of 01 aiiui- ripmnrrats and ney made public a letter which included 30 Democrats and to support it, and it alone. The 22 said his client had written warren! denying any knowledge of the slot machine racket. iston (D.-S. C.) ended a four hour Sayrng he" tod not received thejand 20-minute speech. He was the wmaker to bold the writ- farm am not ___________ Costello and (receive a letter) I would last letter Warren said letter, warren baia Dixie lawmaker to bold the the controversy began jien mio me AB.AIH ,_., KU passed by the Republican 80th it to admit spread from what authorities said! The Agriculture department plan-jcongress. defective chimney. iners hoped the reduction in sup-i Under it, growers of the basic 31i and Oscar! port prices would result in smaller i jjohnson, 45 neighbors summoned crops. Such assistance on past crops estimates, by Harold, saw ,Mrs. Sloan carry-Jims cost more than the mmi-i. two children toward the front! What will happen later this year million dollars. In view of the sizej As neared the door, she drop- of the budget and the national.ped Karen, but carried the infant, debt, this would be no great shakes, j Karlene, outside and collapsed in But this minimum is based on snow. sorts of assumptions, some of themj jonnson Beat out the flames as Lamb smashed in a bedroom win- dow at the northwest corner of the home. demonstrably false. THE FIRST ASSUMPTION is that the national income will hold Carries Out Three 1949 crop has not yet been planted. Meanwhile, the government is still paying the 1948 price, or 90 per cent of parity, for spuds from last year's bumper crop. The 1948 guar- antee is 60 per cent of parity. (Parity is a legal standard for measuring farm prices. It is de- signed to be equally fair to farmers and non-farmers.) crops would get price supports at 75 per cent of parity when sup- plies of the respective crops were is, neither too short nor too big to meet market needs and to provide a reserve. As sup- plies advanced above normal, price supports would drop below 75 per cent, and vice versa. Plans under administration study would change this to .provide for supports at 90-per cent of parity when supplies were normal. As supplies grew larger than normal, i supports would be reduced, but not Pgrnn ;below 75 per cent of parity. Warren Olney, III, the crime commission's chief counsel, advised Costello had said he was willing to come to California for a hearing, exclaimed: "Fine. There are a num- ber of things we'd like to question him about, including 'Bugsy' Sie- gel." Siegel was slain gangster style Johnston sat down. The filibuster was over. Senators were summoned by a Quorum1 call. 'Unwanted Boy' Put in Hands of Boston Judge Boston, hair cut "like a real 13-year-old Ger- ald Sullivan Tuesday talked to a judge about the new wonder of a world where he was no longer the unwanted prisoner of a jailer mother. It was his second full day out- side the dark prison room where his mother said she kept him near- ly years to hide the shame of his illegitimate birth. The bright-faced lad who "wants to love everybody" was kept se- When they had straggled !ciuded in a foster home until late some of them, sleepy-eyed, frpnp-l yesterday when he was taken to cots in nearby district court Judge Frankland wage dispute would be discussed. Presiding at yesterday's meeting was Alfred Stiff, president of the W.P.S.T.A., who asked that Secre- tary Lewis H. Schoening take an attendance "roll-call" before con- sideration was turned to the school raard wage proposal scribed as "nothing more than ft slap in' the face." At the outset of the session, V. A. Koivumaki, chairman of the as- sociation's salary study committee, reviewed recent developments in the wage wrangle. School Spirit "This afternoon, the annual ath- letic awards program for Senior High school athletes was Koivumaki began. "Team members President Barkley called for a vote on the motion Lucas had made 16 days before. Sd I Te vot, was 78 to 0 to take up the crime commissioner said he j a resolution offered by was a Costello associate. i Wherry of Nebraska, the Senator G.O.P. W. L. Miles. Judge Miles will decide how the boy will grow a state home, with a family or back with his mother. Mrs. Anna F. Sullivan, 45. Argentina Has up. Even the mildest whisper a recession could knock all Three times he entered the burn- Despite the .current surplus some j------ estimates of receipts and jinr structure, returning each time grocers have complained they have j For example, suppose that the tures into a cocked hat. The an unconscious child. jbeen unable to get old _crop price of wheat is a government income Treasury is now which and Riley, Jr., becameitatoes at support prices. They and the supply of the grain collecting would conscious in the 10-below cold. [farmers prefer to sell to the gov-jis normal. Under the Aiken law, I the price support would be 75 per the food trade I cent of or a bushel. Dlummet down At the same time ex- nenditures would sharply increase. Samuel remained still. jernment, A 10-minute search for Officials claim If farm prices present levels, fell much below (who had been dropped by the pain-lcould get all the potatoes it need-j But under the suggested com- paymentsjwracked mother, was in vain. Herjed if if offered a little more than promise the price support present, would "0 up into ten figures. And j body was not pulled from the house the support price, which is a min- would be 90 per cent of or if unemployment greatly fire reduced it to ruins, direct government aid to the un-i Karen was the only victim killed employed would be I in the fire. The others died later expensive. The second assumption is Imum, not a maximum. Buenos Argentina was on holiday today as President Juan D. Peron prepared to take the oath to support the country's new constitution. The strongly pro-Peron General Labor Federation called a 24-hour work stoppage to assure the biggest were presented letters and awards in recognition of other ______ __ ____ their achievements and there was a lot of school spirit. "Last night, the board of edu- cation made its awards to mem- bers of the teaching staff when it recognized their efforts by rejecting well-considered, mini- mum salary schedule proposed by your salary study committee. "Throughout the year, the salary study committee has probed all aspects of the local school financial situation and the result of this stu- dy was a minimum salary proposal which was presented to the board of education's teachers and text- books committee earlier this year. After revisions had been made.'the salary schedule was approved by floor leader, and Senator Hayden It proposes that two- thirds of senators voting be per- mitted to gag debate at any time. In the beginning, that was ac- ceptable to Lucas, most of the Tru- man Democrats and most of the Republicans. But the southerners, fighting any gag that would pave the way for President Truman's civil rights .______ gram, demonstrated by their talk] escaped Sunday, long-haired and in stay away. Officially, Gerald was before the judge on a charge of being a neg- lected minor, a procedure under the Massachusetts law which em- powers the court to take his tody. Today his mother, who has three children, will be arraigned on a charge of neglecting the boy. He they could balk any action on it. When Truman Democrats reject- ed earlier compromise efforts, and Senator Knowland (R.- jat Mercy hospital in Thief River that Falls, 22 miles south of Middle (Continued on Page 2, Column 2.) ALSOPS Mid-March Cold Snap Hits South inid-March coldi snap hit parts of the South today' The mercury tumbled below freezing over areas of Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas, Georgia and the Carolinas. The cold air spread into the Dixie area from the Mid- dle Atlantic states, where temper- atures generally were below freez- River. Karlene, Samuel and Riley, Jr., died shortly after admittance to the hospital. Kathleen' died at 7 p.m. The family moved to this com- munity last fall from a farm sev- eral miles west. They previously the Kremlin again are crying In Paris French foreign ministry the scalp of Premier Marshal Tito I sources said they are closely watch- lived near Warren, county seat. the Marshall I Fat Shortage Detroit Former Congress- man Harold Youngblood was.the winner today in a court suit invol- ving an ounce and a half of fat. Youngblood told Ordinance Ref- an possible crowds for the ceremonies, the Jead in forming the RUSS PRESSURE ON TITO followers in Yugoslavia. ia policy "hateful" to the Soviet of Yugoslavia. Moscow's apparently renewed ing the situation in southeast Eur- ope. Ministry officials said they Moscow s apparently renewed ope. ministry saiu drive against the "renegade" Yug- had no definite information on any oslav leader is reported to have internal, as well as external, as- pects. Reports filtering out from be- hind Tito's private little iron cur- tain via travelers, foreign emba- ssies and other sources tell of do- mestic difficulties in Yugoslavia. These reports, none of them con- firmed, have popped up in sev- eral places. imminent move there, but concern is 'felt at the prospect of a revival of Russia of the independent Ma- cedonia idea, which would be likely to encounter stiff opposition from Yugoslavia. Such a Macedonian state would Union. The latest blast came from com- munist Vice-Premier Matyas Ra- kosi of Hungary. Rakoski, reported to be the "strong man" of the communist dominated Hungarian government, said Tito and his fol- lowers "betrayed the cause of peace and joined the imperialists." "The people of Yugoslavia will return sooner or later to the fam- ily inew compromise with the south- jerners. Assured that 52 senators will vote down proposals to gag debate either by a majority of those voting or by 49 senators, the southerners joined with the Republicans to take com- mand of the situation and move the administration out. From the sidelines, Lucas was bitter. He told reporters the G.O.P.-Dixie compromise "closes the door on any civil rights legislation." He said it will be almost, impos- sible to get 64 senators to agree to end debate on any controversial matter. He said he will offer a pro- feminine tatters, from his bleak ten- ement room cell. Yesterday Police Captain Fran- :is W. Russell was .besieged with offers of help for the once un- wanted baby. They ranged from adoption to schooling and came :rom many parts nation, outu a wuuiunv of the peoples' democracies posal under which 49, a "constitu- embrace the southern tip of Yug- (communist he said. majority of the; Tito has hit back at the Comin-jaccomplish that result. It seemed oslavia, a piece of Bulgaria and of Albania and a portion of Greece jp-round Salonika. form many times. He also has doomed to defeat. ing, Chattanooga, Term., reported a March 2. eree Oscar Riopelle that he bought The conservative newspaper TJ1-J Diplomatic and intelligence sour- ounces of steak at a store onitimissimo here said yesterday Titojces in Istanbul said yesterday soon will meet "some western world I "something may be about to pop" readme of 21 'above, 'Atlanta's lowj :He said that when he in view of the inter-Jin Yugoslavia. One source who re- _ ____ ____Jt.._ii__ tn IrfoTlTlflOrt CQIrl Vl 2G. The below freezing steak at home, it- came to also covered parts of Kentucky and I only 16 ounces. The former law- Ohio. The mercury dropped to 161 maker contended this constituted above at Lexington, Ky., and over-charge of seven cents. 19 at Covington, Ky. j A store official held out a piece There, were a few wet belts. Light of fat toward the referee and ex- snow fell In eastern Montana, the i plained it had fallen off the steak Great Lakes region and in the New I when the package was wrapped. England states. Rain was reported along the Pacific coast from north- western Washington to Oakland, Calif. However, Ripopelle ruled that Youngblood's "'beef" was the le- gitimate one and lined the store nal situation of Yugoslavia." The Italian news agency Astra said the internal situation in Tito's domain is "particularly delicate in Macedonia, where Bulgarian and Macedonian communists faithful to the Cominform continue to push an active propaganda campaign against the Belgrade government." Propaganda Cltimissimo also said pro-Com- mform propaganda "is spreading if used to be, identified said he be- lieved the .overthrow of the Tito regime is imminent. Criticism from Moscow-line com- munists outside Yugoslavia has been loud Yugoslav reds split with the Kremlim and Com- inform (communist international in- formation They accused Tito of straying from the Marxist-Leninist line as expounded by Stalin and. pursuing charged the Cominform nations were cutting down trade with Yu- goslavia in order to hinder the country's economic development. The Yugoslav leader was believed to have purged his Communist" par- ty of all those upon whom he could not rely last year. Lucas added that the provision for unlimited debate on a motion to take up a rules change "may make it impossible for the Senate ever to change its rules again." "To my way thinking, the co- alition has closed the door for any civil rights legislation at this ses- Moscow, while anxious to getjsion of Congress, nothwithstandins rid of Tito and bring Yugoslavia back among her satellites, does not appear willing to risk driving him into, the camp of the west. Russia has backed Tito's claims against Austria to the .current Big Four negotiations for an Austrian independence treaty in London. __ the fact that the Republican and Democratic parties pledged enact- ment of the 'decent civil rights pro- he declared. Wherry retorted that the com- promise "opens the door for legis- lation that we have not nad before! the Senate in years." Mrs. Anne F. Sullivan, 45, (above) pleaded guilty to a charge of neglecting her 14- year-old son. Gerald, and was held in bail at Boston. Police. Captain Francis W. Rus- sell said child was kept in a locked room ten years. He quoted the mother as saying her son was illegitimate and she wished to hide Her. "secret sin." ing, it had its first reading.1 At this point, Koivumaki explain- ed board procedure in considering amendments to the salary schedule which requires that such amend- ments must receive two readings at successive monthly board sessions before adoption can be voted. Teachers Ignored "Last he continued, "orj proposal actually didn't even receive. a second reading. The board in- stead went into executive session and brought out another wage pro- posal that ignored both the recom- mendations of its own teachers and textbooks committee and the teach- ers salary study committee. "Our spirits should now be at a low lowest they could pos- sibly only for a mo- he went on. "If we have any intestinal fortitude let's come right out and say it if we have any at all, we'll act immediately, firmly and confidently to realize our just requests. We have been working on a salary schedule in which the maximum is be- low the average for Bip Nine conference schools (schools in the Southeastern Minnesota area including. Rochester, Albert Lea, FarJbauIt, Wing, Owa- tonna, Northfield, Mankato and "We're as good as these other- teachers and we're entitled to re- Continued on Page 14, Column 4.) 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The end of the world. Introduction. End of the world Several ancient sources (Mayas, Chineses ) 1. The Origins : Mayan's calendar 2. The scientists ' theories 3. Censorship 4. 2012 in the entertainment Pierre Emmanuel Bourne. I. The origins : Mayan's calendar.
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The end of the world
End of the world
Severalancient sources (Mayas, Chineses)
1. The Origins : Mayan'scalendar
2. The scientists' theories
3. Censorship
4. 2012 in the entertainment
Pierre Emmanuel Bourne
I. The origins : Mayan'scalendar
Presentation of the Mayancivilization
Emerged in the latethird millenium BC JC
Peaked between the sixth century and the ninth AD.
Disappeared during the Spanish conquest in the sixteenth century.
Caroline Barhanin
I. The origins : Mayan'scalendar
2. Mayan'scalendar
The Tzolkin cycle
Caroline Barhanin
I. The origins : Mayan'scalendar
2. Mayan'scalendar
The Haab cycle
Caroline Barhanin
I. The origins : Mayan'scalendar
3. December 21st 2012
Milestone in human history
Marks the end of cycles :
of 5 125 years The Tzolkin cycle
of 13 years The Haab cycle
What do you think about the Mayan predictions ?
Caroline Barhanin
II. The scientists' position
Scientists' theories for the end
Major destruction in 2012 due to :
- Reversal of magneticpoles
- Planetary alignment
- Solarstorm
Morgane Vergé
II. The scientists' position
2. Scientists' theoriesagainst the end
The NASA'sscientiststhink :
- Reversal of polesmayhappen in 400,000 years
- Alignemntdoes not impact life on earth
Solar storm is predicted to be no different than the previous cycles in history
Morgane Vergé
II. The scientists' position
3. Why are the points of viewamongscientistssodifferent ?
Theories in science are sometimes on the opposite side
Scientists from several research centers choose different theories
Morgane Vergé
Why our society needs censorship?
To protect threat against peace and harmony
Reporters must be professional in the way they carry out their job
Freedom goes with its responsibility
• misinformation is being fed to the public
Anaïs Cordier
Hypothesis on government's reactions about 2012
The government knows a lot about the 2012 Doomsday
That gives politics something big to worry about
To avoid panic, suicides...
(example: theft, contraction of credit, abuses),
"Two teenagers said they didn't want to see the end of the world so they were thinking of ending their lives."
Anaïs Cordier
2012 movie : Instrument of censorship or business?
To reassure people by the fiction
Interrogation is a business to make money
Morality of the movie:
Money can buy your life
Anaïs Cordier
III. 2012 in the popular culture
2012, the movie by Roland Emmerich
The viral marketing
The "debunkers"
Episode of X-files " the truth"
Video game "Creed"
Volume 4 of "The Silver Surfer"
Pierre Emmanuel Bourne
Has the countdown already begun to a major change?
Will it be the end of the world or the end of a world?
Will there be a disaster or will the human race evolve towards another level of consciousness?


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The TripMature
Ring. Ring. Ring. Ri-"Yo. Whassup?"
"Hey J, its Mike, look-"
"Hey Mike, hows it going? It's looking pretty bleak outside, you havin' one of your moments? We still on for Friday?"
"Y-Yeah, sure, look, J, you heard anything about this Mystery stuff?"
"Mystery? Hell, you got some of that shit? That's stuff is exclusive man, like, only the high-flyers are buying, where'd you get some?"
"Toni gave me one."
"Fuck! Toni? How in the hell did he manage to get his hands on Mystery? I mean, no-one has seen the Mystery dealers Mike, no-one. You get what I mean?"
"Yeah, I get you. People disappear, start taking the nap sub-terra, the like. You saying this stuff is dangerous?"
"I don't know man, but if I were you, I'd make sure Toni don't speak to you again. He must have been messing with some tough circles to get that and you don't what them to take a bite outta your ass too."
"Shit. Hey, J, you mind if I kip round yours for a few nights, lay low you know?"
"Hey sure, look, I'll get Benny round, we can have some beers, it'll be fine. Just don't get yourself followed alright? I don't want you shitting on my doorstep."
"Right, no worries. I'll be round in say, half an hour. See you later."
* * * * *
"Get yourself out of the rain and get in here you dumb bastard!" Benny grinned as he greeted me at Jason's front door.
I was eager to oblige and with a quick glance around I entered. Benny shut the door behind me, nodded down the hall towards the living room and quickly checked the spyhole.
"I wasn't followed."
"Yeah, I know. Better safe than."
I shrugged and hung up my coat on the ancient rack in the hall amongst Jason's collection of unused umbrellas, battered trainers and Asian pornography.
"Shit, he's still got those old mags?" I shook my head.
"Yeah, they're the only things that hold that old stand together, well those mags and his own 'special glue. Sqriiiiiiiiick!" Benny laughed, miming the opening of a magazine.
"Eww, man! I did not need that image in my head dude."
The living room was great, I loved Jason's living room, it was sweet. Jason owned a proper house financed in part (or mostly as he'd like us to believe) by his dealing, but really because of his work as a courier, or as we called it: Pizza man Plus. The living room was large, even for a semi, and if you ignored the uneven wallpaper it was a really nice room. In the far corner lurked the TV, and that was pretty much the only mundane item in there. Everything else was seemingly collected at random from other rooms around the house, turning the living room into a kind of base of operations. Two opposing walls were occupied by beds, next to the one nearest the door stood a refrigerator. Next to the other bed stood the infamous sink. It wasn't really plumbed in properly, just had a hose pipe rigged up to the back of it for cold water and it drained into a bucket underneath. The luxury of modern convenience it was not, but it served useful at times. A microwave was on the floor against the last remaining free wall, on which was stacked various magazines, books and videotapes. Any other spare space was taken up by either rugs, bongs or other drug-related paraphernalia, leaving the overall experience of the room something that can only be felt. It was fucking amazing.
Jason was laying on the bed at the far wall. He was a fat bastard, though in reality at least half of that was muscle, he sure had a punch behind him. Not that he got to demonstrate it much, he only ever went outside to do his job, usually scavenging off his customers for food and supplies. Jason was one of those guys that people just liked, even if they hated him, you know? He knew it too, and used it to his advantage so he could indulge himself in his habit of laziness. I'd met him here, surprise surprise, when a since discarded acquaintance introduced me to his dealer. We hit it off straight away, having a similar sense of humour. He'd been going through his Meatloaf-look-a-like stage at the time and the friendly jokes flew fast for the first few months I knew him.
It was then that I met Benny. Benny himself was a mystery, a tall, straight mystery. No-one really new where he came from, and he could never give a straight answer, always making up a story about how he was an escaped medical experiment, or an alien, or a super-spy that had lost his memory. The shit he made up. Benny had a proper job, a lawyer, if you'd fucking believe it! He was the only one of us with a university degree, a point that he liked to make if an argument demanded it. He was a good guy though, funny. I'd met him at a club Jason and I frequented. He was doing coke in the cubical next to the one we had bundled into. We were really stoned that night and fuck knows what happened but next morning we all woke up at Jason's and we were friends after that. You should have seen our faces when we discovered he was a lawyer. At first we thought it was one of his stories again, but the grin on his blonde-haired, blue-eyed face when he pulled out his lawyers certificate thing convinced us.
Benny and I plonked ourselves on the bed opposite Jason and I scratched my head to get rid of the last of the rain water.
"Heeey Mike," Jason crooned, taking another stoke at his favourite bong. "how was the trip." he giggled at the unintentional pun.
"Fucking awful, it's bloody pissing it down. It's like those clouds have been hanging around all day just to get me, know what I mean."
Benny passed me a beer from a fridge and chucked one to Jason before opening one for himself. There was a moment of silence as we all sucked them down, and then with a long, smoky exhalation, Jason spoke.
"So, lets have a look at this mysterious Mystery then." He giggled.
"You're so fucking stupid when you're stoned J." I laughed and reached into my shirt pocket. I tossed over the little plastic bag I'd put the two half-pills in. Jason held them up in the light and looked at them, nodding and stroking his chin.
"So?" I asked, "It is the real deal?"
"Fucks if I know man, looks like it could be, word on the street is that this Mystery shit looks just like this, hey..." he trailed off, peering at the bag more closely. "yeah, this if definitely it man, look, it's got a little question mark on it! Ha!"
He tossed the bag back over and Benny grabbed it out of the air. "Word on the street? What are you J? A frickin' wigger? Next you'll be talking about your peeps down in da hood, boo-ya!" Benny grinned, scratching an invisible turn-table while I smirked.
"Piss off."
"Look, hand it over, I want to see." I said, grabbing the bag at looking at the little half-pills inside.
Indeed the was a little question mark, split down the middle where I'd sliced the pill. It was a wonder I hadn't noticed it before.
"You gonna go for a test drive?" Benny said.
"Maybe. You wanna try?" I replied, offering him half.
"Nah, you know I don't really do pills." He rubbed his gums and sniffed.
I raised the bag towards Jason, but he shook his head and took another drag on the bong. "I'm good, Mystery's meant to be strong stuff and I'm already wasted."
No way out now. "Right, lets start this party, see you on the other side guys." I said, cocking my head back and gulping down the pills with the dregs of my beer.


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Charming Cour des Miracles Flat (146)
Maximální počet hostů4
Počet místností1
Velikost45 m²
Floor No.4
- Pračka / sušička
- Televize
- Kuchyně
- Internet/WiFi
- Ručníky
- Myčka na nádobí
Accommodation summary
|Rue de Cléry, 75002 Paris, Francie
|Typ nemovitosti
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|< 50%
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|A few months ago
This naturally lit apartment features a comfortable and relaxing double bedroom. The large living room boasts a seating area with a double sofa bed, a nice dining area and a curtain which separates the two. Modern appliances are included in the fitted kitchen.
Both the M3 and M4 Paris Metro Lines are within a 5-minute walking distance, as is a Vélib Bicycle Rental Station. One of the city's top tourist attractions, the famous Pompidou Centre is a 15-minute walk away. Notre Dame Cathedral, the Latin Quarter and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica are reachable in 25 minutes' via Paris Metro.
Guests are in close proximity to the trendy Le Marais district, and the artistic neighbourhood of Montmartre.
Domovní řádA €500 security deposit is required.
The security deposit can be paid by credit card online prior to arrival or in cash during check-in.
A €30 fee is required for check-in between 9:00 pm and 8:00 am.
No smoking.
No pets.
|Weekly rate for up to 4 guests
|895 €
|Monthly rate for up to 4 guests
|2737 €
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
Il nostro soggiorno a Parigi è stato meraviglioso complice anche il tempo bellissimo e soprattutto la sistemazione ideale in questo appartamento. Molto carino, accogliente, equipaggiato di tutto ciò che può servire, situato in zona strategica per poter raggiungere a piedi molte delle attrazioni del centro, e specialmente molto molto tranquillo durante la notte: abbiamo dormito benissimo!
Già prima di partire per Parigi ci sono state inviate tutte le informazioni necessarie per orientarci e arrivare comodamente dall'aeroporto; è stato molto utile. La signora Paule che ci ha accolti è estremamente gentile e disponibile per qualsiasi necessità o consiglio pratico. Raccomando a tutti di soggiornare in questo appartamento di grande charme! Grazie ancora della calorosa accoglienza e spero a presto!
Vi havde en dejlig påske i denne lejlighed og nød både den centrale beliggenhed og de stille omgivelser. Lejligheden på 4. Sal var lys, venlig med personligt
Hemos estado 4 noches en el apartamento de Alexandre, y aunque nos atendió su amiga Paule lo recomendamos! Es una chica encantadora, nos estaba esperando cuando llegamos y nos lo explico todo a la perfeccción. Incluso nos explicó donde podíamos comer cerquita y nos trajo a la mañana siguiente una batidora que necesitábamos! Hay un supermercado a pocos minutos y varias paradas de metro para moverte por Paris sin problema. Al apartamento no le faltaba detalle, en una calle muy tranquila pero para nada peligrosa. El único pero que pondríamos es que está en un 4º piso sin ascensor. Pero por lo demás genial para repetir!. Muchas gracias por todo Paule!!
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The appartment has an unusual but interesting and smart floor plan. Lots of rustic and old feel mixed with modern stuff.
We were missing a pair of scissors and a coffee mug or two, but after a mail to John we got the stuff the same day.
A faint odor from the very bottom of the stairs connecting the loft with the rest of the apartment but it wasn't too bad.
Overall we were very happy with our stay.
The Hollmark family from Stockholm, Sweden.
Nice, clean and perfectly located. Highly recommended!
I went to Paris to spent four days with my sister and I found a very dirty flat. Anyway the neighborhood was very nice. We had to change the sheets because they had stains. Under the table there were some dirty socks. Wifi was available only for first 24 hours. I had to contact with the owner five times and the only answer was "how can I solve the problem?, in most places of Paris there was free wifi."
I wouldn't recommend this flat because it's was a unpleasant experience with it.
We had a wonderful time in Paris and mostly because of our quite small but very comfortable and convenient apartment. It's situated in a strategic position: Although it's really close to any kind of shop and many good restaurants and bars, it's in the internal part of the building so it is very silent. Absolutely suggested.
The apartment is smaller than the pictures, and is no so beauty as the pictures.
Actually this is not a recommendable place.
When we arrived we think "We should have gone to an hotel".
We never met John as from what I understand this is a company of various apartments in Paris, so we were greeted by Guillermo (I presume an employee) a very pleasant guy who was happy to give us some tips on the Area but as he had to shoot off to another apartment could not stay to long and chat.
The flat is small, smaller than the actual pictures (30 m in totall / 2 rooms ) but nice and clean. Kitchen is also smaller in real life! Bathroom is a few years old but clean. To be honest we where a bit disappointed with the size since for this price I think we could have got a larger / nicer flat but due to late booking this was one of the few available for our dates and Area,
Advantages: The area, Le Marais is one of the better spots to stay in Paris , (close to everything) and the district is quite trendy with many places to dine and wine and shops / Galeries and the Sunday market is quite an experience.
Disadvantages, the price and size of apartment, being an attic with fairly high windows does not help too much, although the flat is quite bright.
In all not sure if we got our value for money here, I have seen better flats with similar or lower prices, however the service was good and no real complains with the company or Wimdu
Would I go back to the same flat, I dont think so as next time I would book in advance just to find a better deal for my cash.
Excellent location!!! The apartment is in a great supurb surrounded by some of the cities best cafes. Only downsides were it was on rthe 6th floor with no elevater and the hot water does not last long. Other then that, the apartment is well equiped and i would definately rwcommend a stay here
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What has he done for the Christchurch Children's Theatre? Ask rather…. what has he not done? His first appearance on the boards of the Christchurch Children's Theatre was in a production of 'Robin Hood' in 1969. Since then he has been involved in both stage work and committee positions for the Children's Theatre, the Elmwood Players, the Rangiora Dramatic Society, and the Malthouse Theatre Trust. He has contributed countless hours to rehearsals and performances, to stage direction and set construction, to meetings and committee work, and to fundraising and project management. He was a key player in the construction of the Elmwood Normal School's auditorium at all stages from fund-raising to planning and design. His magnum opus, however, must be the old Malthouse Theatre in Colombo Street. In the mid 1990s he shouldered both the tasks of fundraising for, and the project management of, the strengthening of the old building…. a project that ensured that it survived – albeit heavily damaged - the earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. Since those disasters he has supervised restoration and repair work which will see an invaluable asset of both theatre and heritage preserved well into the future. Both on and off stage he is indeed a star.
As if earthquake damage was not enough to mar the face of the City, Christchurch is further blighted by taggers and graffiti scribblers. From out the shadows they sneak, adding insult to injury as they scrawl their mindless smears over any available blank space. But all is not lost! A hero stands forth to push back the tide of daubings and to frustrate the vandals. For years he was actively involved in the reporting and removal of graffiti using nothing more than his own resources. Then, in mid 2010, he was formally enlisted as an Off-the-Wall volunteer with the Christchurch City Council's anti-graffiti programme. Most of these volunteers attended to graffiti in their own neighbourhoods. Not him! Despite being, at eighty-six, the oldest registered worker, he covers a huge area including Mona Vale, Merivale, Papanui, the Central Business District, Riccarton, and Strowan. Not everybody appreciates his efforts, and he has been the subject of abuse on several occasions, one of which included being confronted by a knife-wielding thug, but he remains undaunted in his efforts keep Christchurch clean and beautiful.
No one activity or event can be singled out as his achievement….. Rather, it is the accumulated weight of a lifetime as an outstanding educator in the field of geography, a researcher into rural studies, and a promoter of indigenous studies and respect for the Treaty of Waitangi in university teaching and research programmes. With the Geography Department of the University of Canterbury, he has led research interests in Treaty claims, the work of the Waitangi Tribunal, the relationships between Treaty settlements and the Resource Management Act, and the interface between matauranga/Maori traditional ecological knowledge and modern science. He has acted as a consultant for the United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization in the matter of the relationships between globalization and climate change in Asia, Latin America, and Africa. He has pursued extensive research into the impacts of lifestyle blocks and dairy conversions on the rural communities of Canterbury. He has published extensively in the fields of geography and the rights of indigenous peoples, his writing informed not only by his scientific knowledge but also by his faith as a Lay Minister of the Methodist Congregation. His priceless gift to his community, local, national and global, is that of a clearer understanding of the world.
For the last two and a half decades she has worked passionately and vigorously for the protection of the heritage buildings of Christchurch and Canterbury. The list of the organizations with which she has been involved, often as a founder, is too extensive to catalogue in full, ranging from the Hagley Ferrymead Community Board Heritage Awards to Art and Industry, now known as Scape Public Art. She initiated and formed the Christchurch Heritage Trust and Christchurch Heritage Limited, which recently purchased the Trinity Congregational Church and Shand's Emporium, saving both from almost certain destruction. She was a member of the Arts Centre Board of Trustees for years, and of the Kate Sheppard Memorial Trust. Since 2001 he has been a Director of the Isaac Theatre Royal, taking an active part in the preservation of the heritage features of what is now a unique building. She chaired the Canterbury Earthquake Heritage Buildings Trust Board from 2010 to 2014, and initiated and formed the Christchurch Heritage Awards Charitable Trust in 2009. She has led the charge, often in the face of strong opposition from vested interests, in the fight for the preservation and conservation of the City's unique architectural heritage. Her work shall be remembered for generations to come.
A humble man of great aroha, he has for twenty years been both kaumatua and cultural advisor to a broad range of organizations in Christchurch and Canterbury. He is currently Chair of Kaiwhakamana of Canterbury, leading the group of kaumatua and kuia who give pastoral care to Maori prison inmates, helping them to identify who they are and why they are offending, and breaking down the barriers that often prevent prisoners from getting assistance in the community. He is the former Chair of the Maori Community Leaders' Forum, a group established in the wake of the 2010 and subsequent earthquakes to ensure that the general Maori population of Canterbury shares a collective voice in the recovery and rebuild of the City and the Province. He provides cultural support and advice in his position as Maori Advisor to the Canterbury Police District Commander, the NZ Police STU, and NZ Police Area Commanders. He is a much respected kaumatua of Rehua Marae, Te Rangimarie Marae and Taurahere O Waitaha, and provides kaumatua support for a number of other bodies including Cashmere High School, Diabetes Christchurch, St. Martins Primary School and the NZ Breastfeeding Authority. To both the Maori of Christchurch and the wider community of all ethnicities he is truly a living taonga.
The Canterbury A&P Show is without doubt New Zealand's premier agricultural event. For one hundred and fifty three years it has brought the country to town, reaffirming over the generations the rural underpinning of New Zealand's economy. For more than twenty-five of those years she has been a volunteer with the Show and with the A&P Association, rising from Equestrian Steward to Member of the Horse Committee, to Chair of the Horse Committee. In 2008 she was appointed Ringmaster, the first woman ever to hold that exalted position. In 2003 she joined the General Committee of the Association, and this year was appointed President, the first woman in the Association's long history to hold the top role. She works tirelessly for hundreds of hours each year for the Association, not only for the Horse Committee but also for other Association events such as the Spring into Action Horse and Pony Training Show, and the Boys' and Girls' Agricultural Day. A constant presence in the organisers' office, she offers invaluable advice and leadership on all aspects of equestrian competition. Her dedication and commitment, and her extraordinary attention to detail, help to ensure that the Canterbury A&P Show is the greatest show in the land.
He developed and advanced a school programme that seeks to teach students how to develop businesses and projects in a socially responsible manner. The programme gives instruction not only in the techniques of commercial development, but also the consequences of that development. It teaches the awareness that such enterprises are about much more than monetary gain, that they are also about the improvement in the quality of the lives of the individuals and the communities that they touch. It teaches the principle, far from universally applied in today's world, that giving back is even more important than taking out, that community engagement is even more important than commercial investment. He is a passionate educator working without acknowledgment, and has been involved with a long list of educational bodies including the University of Canterbury, Kingslea School, Halswell Residential School, Our Lady of Victories School, and St. Thomas of Canterbury, to name just a few. Many individuals and organizations have benefitted from his social enterprise programme, their achievements winning many awards as well as governmental recognition, whilst he, the motor behind those achievements, receives none. The City of Christchurch is proud to be able to rectify in some small way that oversight.
Committees and programmes are all very well, but they are of little use without passionate and hard-working individuals to guide them, and there can be no question as to his passion or his diligence. Over the past three decades, the City of Christchurch has opened its doors to an increasingly diverse range of new residents, and business links have been created with all manner of non-traditional interests. Many of these hail from eastern Asia, and the process of integration has at times been complex. Smoothing the path has been the work of the Sister City programme, of which he was a key participant for many years. As a member of the Songpa-Gu Sister City Committee and later as its Chairman, he has played host to many visiting dignitaries, establishing firm friendships, and building those cordial personal relationships based on honesty and openness that ensure that, not only do doors open, but that they remain open. As Honorary Consul to the Republic of Korea for four years and also as a staunch supporter of the Canterbury Korea Veterans Association he has been an outstanding advocate for the Korean people in Christchurch and an exceptional proponent of cultural understanding.
Poverty is an ever-present, ever-growing, blight within our community, the result of many factors within the increasingly complex equation of modern life, many of which are beyond the control of individuals. The Christchurch Budget Service assists those in financial difficulty to establish workable household budgets and provides strategies for debt reduction. The Service offers guidance through the often baffling bureaucracies of agencies such as Work and Income, and Inland Revenue, with whom the poverty-stricken inevitably come into contact. For over twenty years she was, to a large extent, the Christchurch Budget Service, first as a volunteer and later as a paid worker. Coming to the Service after a career as the manager of a legal practice and as an independent tax consultant, she brought with her an invaluable mix of both accounting and management skills, as well as a natural gift of empathy. When she joined, the Service was very much a grass-roots, amateur body. Over the years she transformed it into a professional organization with Budget Advisors capable of assisting a greater range of people presenting with increasingly complex problems. Her work and good offices have ensured the greater well-being and financial independence of many hundreds of the most vulnerable members of society.
The Christchurch Youth Council aims to create connections with decision makers to influence positive social change for the benefit of young people, to engage young people by canvassing their opinions on all matters concerning youth, and to provide them with opportunities to become involved in the running of their City. A member of CYC for three years, she is now Chairperson of this dynamic organization. As such her duties are manifold….. she runs Youth Council meetings and attends countless youth sector meetings and forums, local government consultations, and other events to provide a youth perspective. She organizes a team of ten volunteers and one paid staff member, and provides leadership and direction at Youth Council Events such as WESPEAK 2015, the Brick by Brick Leadership Hui, and Face2Face events. She has selflessly and tirelessly led her team from the front and has taken responsibility for developing, mentoring and encouraging them to work together in a productive and effective manner. She has brought new members under her wing, enabling them to grow in confidence, all the while encouraging her team to contribute many hundreds of hours of voluntary service to their community. She is an inspiration to her generation, and a touchstone for the future.
Apart from war zones, few communities world-wide would have greater awareness of the need for a skilled and responsive Civil Defence organisation than Christchurch. For twenty years one man has been at the centre of Civil Defence Emergency Management and is in large part responsible for its current excellence. In 1996 he was given the responsibility of disaster management planning, and soon developed an agreement with Environment Canterbury, who at that time managed Civil Defence for the City. In 2005 the CDEM arrangement was brought under the aegis of the City Council. In 2007 the Rural Fire Service was incorporated within the CDEM where it remains today. He has worked endlessly and tirelessly to increase the professionalism and functionality of Civil Defence and its many ramifications, gathering together a team to facilitate public awareness, the education of businesses, the organization of volunteer groups to help in times of need, and co-ordinate with partner agencies such as the Police, Fire and Ambulance authorities to ensure that all work together smoothly. He has increased the capacity of the various territorial authorities of the region to meet, respond to, and recover from emergencies of all sorts. Without his work, Canterbury would be less safe, its people less secure.
It is a reality of the human psyche that time and the mind gradually soften the raw edges of present experience into the smooth curves of history, which in their turn blur down into the simple and simplistic narratives of legend and folk tale. His gift to Christchurch has been to ensure that the enormity and immediacy of those fateful few seconds that began at nine minutes to one on the afternoon of the twenty-second of February 2011 are there on record to be shared by all. The motion picture feature "When a City Falls", the television series "From the Streets", and the short film "Is it time for a locally led recovery?" document both the earthquake and its effects on those who experienced it, and the consequences of the disaster on the City of Christchurch and on New Zealand as a whole. Thanks to his cinematographic skills, his considerable artistic talents, and many thousands of hours of hard work he has ensured that those few brief moments that changed the life of Christchurch forever shall be forever available to future Cantabrians to experience for themselves. In this way they, too, may share directly in the defining event of a generation.
When the word 'heritage' is spoken in Christchurch, it all too often conjures up images of stately Gothic Revival buildings, of gracious gardens, or dignified statues. Often forgotten are the technical and engineering wonders of the Victorian and Edwardian eras, few more marvellous than the generation and distribution of electricity. Sadly, old machinery is usually seen simply as old junk to be cleared away. It takes a clear vision to see that such artefacts are priceless and irreplaceable relics of our past, part of the crucible in which modern science and technology were forged. There is a group with such vision. More than eighteen years ago they could see what an old industrial building and a heap of bits and pieces truly represented. Incorporating themselves into a Trust in 1997, they have worked diligently and tirelessly for eighteen years to restore the old hydro-generating set at Akaroa and to bring it back to crackling life. Thanks to their dedication, the historic brick building has been restored and earthquake-strengthened and, a little over a hundred years after it was first switched on, electricity is again being generated to the delight and edification of a large number of visitors.
Once upon a time Christchurch held a clear and well-defined perception of its identity, a perception that has been fractured under the stress of the earthquakes of the past five years. At such times people can draw comfort for a while by looking back to the homelands from which they or their forebears came to this new land, to wear the traditional clothes, eat the traditional foods, perform the traditional rituals, and to sing the old, old songs that come down from the ancestors. For a while people can look forward by looking back, drawing nourishment from their deep cultural roots that the new shoots of tomorrow's foliage will flourish ever greener. For more than a hundred and thirty years the Caledonian Society has opened its doors to all who identify with Scotland. The old hall is gone, lost to the earthquakes, and a new hall has been constructed, but the society is not its buildings. It is the community of the Scots of Canterbury and here forever the Saltire proudly flies, and the skirl of the pipes fills the air. By the Society's example, the ancient Scottish virtues of honesty, integrity, and loyalty continue to inspire and inform the ever-evolving values of the culture of Christchurch.
Despite all the safeguards that modern technology can provide, the sea remains an alien world where death can strike, swiftly, silently, and without warning. While those who dip their toes in its waters take their lives in their hands, they can take comfort in the knowledge that provided they swim between the flags the guardian angels are watching over them. Seven clubs of these watchers guard the beaches of Canterbury. Over the 2014-2015 season they gave close to ten thousand hours of patrols, interacted with more than five thousand people who were behaving in a potentially dangerous manner, and directly saved the lives of at least forty-seven souls. Male and female, young and old, and coming from all walks of life, they train regularly in all surf conditions to ensure that they have the skills and confidence to keep the beaches of Canterbury as safe as is humanly possible, for the enjoyment of the people of Canterbury. They give countless hours of their free time honing their first aid skills and working with other agencies such as Search and Rescue, the Coast Guard, and the Rescue Helicopter. Their funding comes entirely from the City Council and from fundraising in the community. The next life they save could well be yours.
Photographer Neil Macbeth.


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The thieves are fitting micro scanners and cameras to hole-in-the-wall machines in a swindle that marks a new level of sophistication in bank card fraud.
Previously criminals have actually had to get their hands on a victim's card but the new scam allows them to clone cards and record PIN codes without having to be in the vicinity of the cash machine.
With a dummy card and the cloned PIN code, the victim's bank account can then be emptied. The criminals have targeted cash machines at supermarkets and petrol stations, which are under less supervision than automated telling machines at bank branches.
Detective Inspector Roger Cook, from City of London Police's fraud squad, said five people have recently been arrested for taking part in card skimming using the new card readers fitted to cash machines.
"The gangs involved are mainly Eastern European and are connected to people smuggling," said Mr Cook. "Many of the people they use have entered the country illegally and have become involved in order to pay off debts to the gang. Much of the money that is gained appears to be invested in sophisticated new equipment such as pin-hole cameras that relay images of the person tapping in their PIN numbers to laptop computers," he said.
The scam is part of a dramatic increase in fraud at cash machines, which has risen from £21.2 million to £29.1 million in the last 12 months alone.
HSBC bank admitted its customers are among those who have fallen victim to the new fraud.
A spokesman for the bank said: "We are aware of this problem and our machines are among those that have been targeted. We have been in touch with the police about it and it is something that we are working with them to tackle."
A National Westminster bank spokesman said it had also been hit by the scam and urged customers to be vigilant. He added: "These devices have been fitted to our machines. If you are at all concerned that something is wrong or suspicious about the ATM you are using, do not leave the machine or your card.
"Ask someone else to go into the bank for you to alert a member-of staff - or phone the bank or police from the machine. If this is not possible, contact your bank and the police as soon as possible."
The Association for Payment Clearing Services (Apacs), which represents the banking industry, said the problem of fitted devices had become more serious in recent months. A spokesman said: "We are seeing that criminals are targeting machines that are not as regularly checked by bank staff.
"We would urge owners of supermarkets and petrol stations to keep an eye on them to make sure they have not been tampered with."
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Website and facebook application that allows users to post their own odds on anything, wagering facebook credits or real money. Essentially a platform that allows for user generated odds, which other users can decide to give action to or ignore.
We want to emphasize odds making- and how we are open sourcing it - putting individuals into the role of the elitist oddsmaker. However we want to avoid overt references to gambling. Although men ages 21 to 35 will most likely be our biggest audience, we do not want to scare off women at all. The odds are posted to facebook walls, so we need something that all people will be drawn to when viewed on their own fbook "newsfeeds".


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Does anyone know if this is a new glitch or a computer problem?
I had this a long time ago,but did not explain with your excellent quality.All week my new PC is having this YAHOO problem.Also I click on an e mail and get a blank white space.Then click an avatar...
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Try this;Control Panel > Mouse > UltraNav tab > Trackpoint settings > Uncheck the box that says "Enable Press-to-Select"
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New Zealand Stories October 12, 2016
New Zealand Stories February 3, 2016
Apple's annual Back to School program returns in Australia and New Zealand with a promotion to receive a pair of Beats Solo2 On-Ear Headphones with qualifiying Mac purchases. Customers may also alternatively choose to receive savings on a new iPad (although there is currently an error on both sites not indicating how much can be saved). Last year's promotion in Australia and New Zealand included an Apple Store gift card up to A$100/NZ$125, so it's nice to see them promoting the acquired Beats brand and giving away instant credit for the headphones.
New Zealand Stories September 24, 2015
While at least one person in the United States has already received their iPhone 6s after pre-ordering with the rest of us, iPhone 6s launch day has officially kicked off on the other side of the planet. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus go on sale at 8 am local time in a dozen markets around the world. New Zealand goes first at authorized resellers as there are no Apple Stores in the country, then the first Apple Stores in Australia two hours later, followed Japan and China and others before starting in the United States 16 hours from the start.
Earlier this week, all models and configurations of iPhone 6s and 6s Plus became sold out online for pre-ordering with launch day delivery. The larger iPhone 6s Plus models were among the first to sell out for launch day, although that may be in part due to display production issues and not just demand. Still, Apple Stores and carriers alike will have limited launch day inventory if you've waited and decide to take a gamble at getting the model you want.
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After its initial launch in nine countries in April, followed by seven more late last month and a handful of other countries launching later this week, Apple Watch will arrive for customers in New Zealand for the first time on July 31st. Apple has quietly made the announcement on an updated product page within its Apple Store iOS app, as pictured above. expand full story


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February 2015
To provide clean drinking water to the patients in an Ebola Treatment Centre to further aid health recovery, improve the water provided and to reduce the dependency on chlorinated water.
Through using the LIFESAVER C2, CONCERN and the Ministries of Water and Health are continuously able to provide clean drinking water to the treatment centre, both day and night. Installation of the C2 enables CONCERN and the Ministries to provide long term water provision for the patients.
Through collaboration with CONCERN, LIFESAVER systems were able to solve the problem of providing clean drinking water to a treatment centre of the patients recovering from conditions such as Ebola and Cholera, despite only a four hour daily window of water preparation. During the four hour window CONCERN were able to fill both the C2 tank unit and the header tank, providing adequate storage for the needs of the centre for the entire day. The C2 has been extremely well received and CONCERN are now looking to install at other centres across Sierra Leone.


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Rabindra Bharati University Result 2016
Rabindra Bharati University has successfully released the Rabindra Bharati University Result 2016 For BA/B.Com/B.Ed & Merit List through its official website which we update on this page. Applicants who have given the Semester examination for BA/B.Com/B.Ed Courses, they may check their qualifying status through entering their roll no and date of birth.
Rabindra Bharati University Result 2016 is available for downloading foot those applicants who have attended the semester examination which was held I the month of May and June. If you are also one of the applicants then you may check the Merit list which recently made by the association for UG & PG Courses.
As per the official details, the scorecards with its merit list for all courses like B.COM, B.ED, BA, BCA, BSC, B.Tech, M.Tech, MA, MCOM, MSC, M.ED Etc has been declared by the department through its official website. Here on this page, we are going to provide a direct link to check all course merit list, so applicants are advice to use the link which is given below.
Name of Association: Rabindra Bharati University
Name of Examination: UG & PG Courses
Course Name: B.Ed., BA, B.Lib.I.Sc, M.A., M.Phil
Date of Examination: May & June 2016
Status: Available
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Rabindra Bharati University BA/B.Com/B.Ed Merit List 2016
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Don't know about G3 but here is another source for MP5 flats.
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