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There is a rapping on the wall where we entered. Sky and I both sigh, mine being more frustrated, his was just a plain annoyed sigh. He walks up to the door - well, should I say wherever a door or opening would be - and the obscure door opens. I can't see the visitor, but he seems quite important, or at least, should be highly respected. Sky is speaking very kindly with no trace of the sarcasm he pinches into his words when he spoke to me. Although I could only hear his tone and hand movements, I could not hear what they were talking about and could not try to decipher it, so I just sat there. Was he here for me?
I leaned against the doorway to the small kitchen as the man started speaking with a louder voice, and I realized when he started walking into the house, he was old. Very old. Like, honor-your-elders old. He looked bony and had a short white beard with barely any white hair on the top of his head. He had a staff, I guess to help him walk or something, but he seemed extremely ancient. He looked frail and skinny like he wouldn't be able to live the next day. But-
"Let your mind speak no more, Topaz," the old man says. My mind went blank. His wrinkled, dry lips formed a smile.
"I can hear your every thought," he said plainly.
"So...you can read my mind?" I asked, wondering what else I will learn.
"Indeed. You will learn much more." Alright, this is really freaking me out. Although...yeah, I should probably stop thinking my own opinions around this guy. Or...anything that he will hear....never mind.
I realized, while I was obsessing over my thoughts, Sky was fiddling with his watch device, which was glowing in strange, different patterns, kind of like his house. Then Sky and the old man talked again in low voices, although, I did somewhat catch what they were saying.


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It's almost time for family and friends to start gathering to celebrate Thanksgiving. I have family that will be coming in from out of town to spend this time with us and I will be making these sweet rolls again for our Thanksgiving breakfast. They are absolutely delicious and a recipe that was passed down to me from my sweet friend who lost her battle with cancer a few years ago. They are very easy to make and the cranberry filling is not overly sweet. This same dough recipe can be used for cinnamon rolls as well, instead of the cranberry filling brush the dough with a little melted butter and sprinkle with cinnamon sugar.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Cranberry Sweet Rolls
2/3 C. milk
2 1/4 tsp. instant yeast
1/4 C. sugar
4 T. butter, melted
1 large egg
2 1/4 plus 1/8 C. all purpose flour
1 tsp. salt
2 C. fresh whole cranberries
1/2 C. sugar
1/2 C. orange juice
1/4 C. water
1 1/2 C. powdered sugar
2 T. butter, melted
3 – 4 T. milk
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract (almond is good too)
Heat the milk in the microwave for 35 seconds. Pour the milk in the bowl of a stand mixer, add the yeast and sugar. Let it sit for 5 minutes to foam up. Whisk together 4 T. melted butter and the egg and add to the yeast mixture. Add the flour and salt. Using the dough hook, mix on low speed to combine, then increase the speed a little and mix for 4 minutes. Remove the dough from the hook and cover the bowl with a clean towel. Allow the dough to rise until double in size, about an hour. Punch down the dough, do not knead, cover with the towel again and rise for 40 minutes. Meanwhile, Place the cranberries in a food processor and pulse till they are finely chopped. Add the cranberries to a pot along with the sugar, orange juice and water, stir to combine. Bring up to a boil, reduce the heat to medium and cook approx. 15 minutes till thickened, stir often. Allow the filling to slightly cool. On a floured surface roll the dough out to a 12 x 14 rectangle. Cover with the filling and roll up. Slice into 1" rounds and place in a 9×13 dish that has been lightly buttered. Cover and allow them to rise for 30 minutes. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 25 minutes. Combine the ingredients for the topping and spread over the rolls once out of the oven.

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Andre Amougou's spectacular late goal sent the Clarets into the last 16 of the Carling Cup as Eddie Howe's men came from behind to snuff out off the threat of an upset at Turf Moor.
League One high fliers MK Dons threatened to follow up their giant-killing of Norwich City in the last round when they led through an early Darren Powell goal.
But Burnley dug deep to turn the tie around with second half goals from Kieran Trippier and Amougou securing a place in Saturday's fourth-round draw.
It was never plain sailing against a Dons side looking to make history by advancing further than ever before since the club's re-formation in 2004.
But despite still searching for their best form, the Clarets showed plenty of character to dig out a morale-boosting victory sealed when the re-called Amougou netted his first goal since Boxing Day with a flying bicycle kick which was deflected past goalkeeper David Martin with just a minute to go.
Howe had made Amougou's return one of three outfield changes, including giving a full debut to summer signing Zavon Hines, in an attempt to freshen things up after back-to-back league defeats.
Andre Amougou wins it in spectacular style
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What had been a bright start was punctured by the Dons' first attack as ex-Burnley loanee Luke Chadwick and Jabo Ibehre worked an opening for Powell to fire the visitors in front.
And with their fragile confidence further dented it became an uphill struggle for the Clarets to try and get back into the tie.
There was no shortage of effort with stand-in skipper Dean Marney trying to drive his troops forward.
But with nothing really coming off, it was the Dons who went closest to increasing their lead after 17 minutes when goalscorer Powell sliced wide after Chadwick and the muscular Ibehre had again caused problems.
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Booked: Easton 26
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Well, I'm back to using JDarkRoom, a distraction-free text editor based on Java. Took me quite some time to figure out how to install Java on Ubuntu 10.10 but since this post was written using JDarkRoom means I succeeded.
Truth be told, I've been searching for a neat and simple writing tool every since I made the switch back to Ubuntu Linux as my main OS. Primaly for offline blogging but the most of the desktop blogging apps for Linux didn't appeal to me. Some where to complicated to install while some didn't allow me to simply 'connect' to my current WP-powered blog and insisted on creating a new one on my VPS.
Then there was NeverNote, the 'clone of EverNote for Linux', it worked well but after a few weeks, a bug kept on rearing its ugly head and instead of helping me to write, it was needing my help to get fixed. So after I did a fresh install of Maverick Meerkat, NeverNote was amongst the few apps that didn't make a comeback.
In short, another thing I miss about using Windows, particularly Vista is the Live Writer which was everything what I needed for offline blogging. But sadly, no one has made an equivalent app for Linux that could be on par with Live Writer.
Luckily, I remembered about JDarkRoom while browsing the archives of OMG! Ubuntu. So I headed on to their website and downloaded the .jar file which when I tried to run brought me back to beginning of this post; Ubuntu 10.10 doesn't ship with Java. A minor inconvience but leaves me wondering why is it so, when on the other hand Flash is included in Ubuntu out-of-the-box.
A topic I will leave up to the hardcore geeks to discuss as I am now happy with what I have; a no-fuss writing app that let me do just that, write with not much fuss.
Let's hear fellow Ubuntu users, which app do you use to get your writing done? Do share for that what we Ubuntu users thrive on, sharing.


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Krotekaker is a traditional flatbread from the Hardanger region of Norway. Outside of the region it is often known as hardangerkaker. The dried krotekaker can be made in quantity and stored without refrigeration for extended periods of time. Krotekake is a kind of lefse thin pastry. The name lefse covers many different kinds of thin or thick, soft or hard pastry. In the Norwegian language krote means "a scroll" and kake is a cake or pastry. A common misunderstanding is that all kind of lefse contains potatoes.
The making of krotekaker is more than a recipe. t is an opportunity for small gatherings of neighbors in this largely rural fjord coastline. There are typically three or four participants in this activity. The preparation and assembly can take much of the day and provides plenty of time to share stories and catch up on neighborhood information while producing a bounty of staple foodstuff.
Process and Roles[edit]
The first step in the process is to mix a simple whole-wheat yeast dough and let it rise. One member of the team can often perform this basic step before the arrival of the rest of the participants.
The biscuit maker measures and forms the dough. A handful of dough approximately 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) in diameter is pulled from the whole. This is formed by turning the edges of the dough-ball down and tucking them into the middle of the bottom of the ball. If the ball feels sticky, the biskit maker adds a dusting of flour. A ball is formed which has been pulled smooth on top and has a dimple on the bottom. The ball is then placed on the floured surface — dimple down. The biscuit maker should have one or two of these finished balls ready so that they have a minute or two to rest before they are rolled.
The roller is responsible for shaping the round. A biscuit is rolled with a smooth round rolling pin until it is three or four inches (102 mm) in diameter and about 1/2 inch (125 mm) thick. It is then flipped over and rolled again until it is larger and thinner and shaped like a disk. At no time should the round stick to the pin or the table. If it appears to be getting sticky it should be flipped onto a new dusting of flour. The round is flipped and rolled and dusted until it is about 1/8 inch thick and twelve inches (305 mm) in diameter. If the round ends up sticking it needs to be scraped off the table or pin and placed back with the mass of dough.
Next the round is rolled with a special steel rolling pin. The pin has deep grooves about 1/8 inch wide and 1/8 inch apart. It is also cut laterally at 1/8 inch intervals. The pin presses creases into the round but because of the lateral grooves it does not cut the round into ribbons of dough. This pin is firmly rolled across the round and then again at right angles to the original direction leaving a cross-hatch pattern which seals the top and bottom surfaces of the round to each other. The round may also be slightly sealed to the tabletop. A lefse stick is a thin, flat, wooden stick with straight sides about 2 feet (0.61 m) long and 1½ inches wide which has been sanded smooth. This stick is used to slide under the krotekake to release it from the floured surface. It is also used to scrape the table or pin clean of dough.
The same person who rolls the biscuit thin usually cuts the round with the Hardanger pin. Since the making of krotekake is a social event as well as a cooking technique, the role of using this special pin is sometimes delegated to a guest or child who is just learning the tradition.
The cook takes the scored round from the table and places it on a hot (~400 °F) flat grill. he cook is responsible for grill temperature which be determined by the amount of time a drop of water takes to boil off. The grill is not oiled but relies on an excess of flour to prevent any sticking. The burnt flour must be periodically brushed off. In a traditional oven, the round must be tossed onto the grill since there is no room to place it carefully.
Each of these steps takes approximately the same amount of time. This means the team can get into a rhythm where their work and conversation are in sync. A fourth member if available usually stacks the drying product, and divides it into shares for the participants. Team members can frequently exchange roles depending on their preferences.
In Hardanger Norway many dwellings have a special arched oven in a separate building in which the Krotekaker is cooked. The separate building is a guard against a house fire. The arched oven reflects the heat of the fire and so the Krotekaker cooks on both sides at the same time. There is no need to flip it.


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A group of people have abilities outside of the norm; they protect the fabric of reality and balance to prevent time from unravelling, and reality from becoming blurred.
The storm brewing was beginning to twist and shake the silver birches outside Emily's house so violently that she began to worry that her house mate, Kate, wouldn't make it back before it got serious. She tapped her nails against the mug of tea she'd made and bit her lip as she watched the trees shaking.
"Come on Kate, where are you?" She murmured. She put the mug down and began to pace in front of the bay window, looking anxiously down the drive. On her third rotation lights appeared on the road and turned in to the drive. "Thank god." She breathed a sigh of relief and rushed to the door in case Kate needed a hand with her bags. Throwing it open she looked down the drive and saw the car getting closer. She grinned and was about to wave when she realised that it wasn't Kate's car. This was a sleek, black car; expensive looking with tinted windows. Emily's stomach twisted in anxiety; what if something had happened to Kate?
The car pulled up in front of the door and after a few seconds an official looking man in a dark suit stepped out.
"Emily Worth?"
"Yes." She frowned. "Has something happened?"
"You share this residence with Kate Machin?"
"Is she alright? Has something happened?"
"Get in the car please."
"No!" She cried, stepping back a little. "Not until you tell me what's going on!"
"Ma'am, please get in the car. We'll explain on the way."
Emily bit her lip. If something had happened to Kate… but then these people were strangers, and they hadn't explained why they wanted her to get in the car.
"No. I have to wait for Kate."
"Kate is not coming."
"Why? What have you done to her?"
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"No." She turned to go back in the house and saw a flash of light as she felt something jolt through her. Letting out a strangled gasp she felt her legs give way and fell to the floor. Before she passed out she saw the blurred figure of the official man leaning over.
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Japan is no longer 8000 miles away.
23rd NECTJ Harumatsuri
@ United Nations International School
Monday, March 20, 2017
NECTJ Harumatsuri is an annual Japanese spring festival hosted by
the Northeast Council of Teachers of Japanese (NECTJ) since 1994.
Harumatsuri takes place in March at United Nations International School in New York City and
offers professional Japanese performances, cultural booths, various contests, and a talent show.
More than 500 students mainly in high school who are learning Japanese and
100 volunteers participate in Harumatsuri every year.
Through Harumatusri, the students not only experience Japanese culture but also interact with performers, volunteers, and new friends in Japanese.
If you would like to bring your students or volunter, please contact us. email@example.com
Students, please tell your Japanese teacher about Harumatsuri and join our event!
Click the image below to watch a recap video of Harumatsuri.
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Northeast Council of Teachers of Japanese
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Website: www.nectj.org
Harumatsuri Committee
Teacher Committee Members
Kei Sakayama (Northern Valley Demarest HS)
Vice Chair
Ritsuko Yokota (The Hudson School)
Committee Members
Marcus Williams (Achievement First East NY MS), Emi Yamasaki (Bronx Collaborative HS), Akiko Uchiyama (Clarkstown HS), Natalia Higashide (The College of Staten Island HS for Int'l Studies), Yukiko Wilson (East-West School), Mitsuko Kimura (Francis Lewis HS), Akemi Dobkin (High Tech HS), Nobuko Hasegawa Weiler, Chiaki Rochkind, Garrett Sokoloff (LaGuardia HS), Noriko Koide (Lynbrook HS & Valley Stream Central HS), Kuniko Hall (The New Life School), Yoko Fukuda (North Valley HS at Old Tappan), Yasuko Otsue (Saint Ann's School), Mariko Sato Berger (Townsend Harris HS), Kazuo Tsuda, Masahiro Tanaka (UNIS)
Harumatsuri Seitokai
Student Committee Members
*The image above is from 2015. We're looking forward to working with you!
All applications must be submitted through Japanese teachers.
Talent Show
*Not a contest.
Deadline: Friday, December 16, 2016
Duration: Within 5 minutes
Contents: Must be performed in Japanese and appropriate for screening in the school environment. No violence or inappropriate language and acting.
Requirements: Must submit a 30-second demo video or the performance.
Submission format: Upload the demo video on YouTube.
Application: Send this application form and the YouTube link to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Talent Show" in subject. In text, type the following:
1. Your name
2. Japanese teacher's name
3. School name
4. School grade
5. Level of Japanese (1st year, AP, etc)
6. Other students' names
7. A link of the video
Pamphlet Cover Design Contest
Both Hand Written and Digital Entries
Deadline: Tuesday, January 10, 2017
All entries must be original in black ink designs on white paper/canvas/etc. (8 ½ x11). The words '2017', 'ニューヨーク (New York)', and '春祭り (Haru matsuri)' must be included in the design in Japanese(Kana or/and Kanji).
Print your name, school and Japanese Teacher's name on the back of each entry. Either you or your teacher scan your work and send it to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Hand-drawn Cover Design" in subject. Your teacher needs to bring your original to Harumatsuri Committee meeting in February. Please note that we are not responsible for returning originals.
The guidelines are the same as the Hand-Drawn contest.
The file format must be either PDF or JPEG.
Send your design to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Digital Cover Design" in subject. In text, type your name, school, and Japanese Teacher's name. When you send, make sure that you copy your teacher on the email.
Samples of 2015 Akimatsuri Winners
*You must use only black ink this year.
Video Skit Contest
Deadline: Tuesday, January 10, 2017
Length: 2-5 minutes
Contents: Must be appropriate for screening in the school environment. No violence or inappropriate language and acting.
Requirements: Each video should represent a labor of at least FOUR students. English subtitles must accompany. The script must be an original work by students.
Judging Criteria: Satisfaction of the guidelines. Originality & Creativity, Japanese language skills.
Submission format: Upload your video on YouTube.
Application: Send the YouTube link to firstname.lastname@example.com with "Video Skit Contest" in subject. In text, type the following:
1. Your name
2. Japanese teacher's name
3. School name
4. School grade
5. Level of Japanese (1st year, AP, etc)
6. Other students' names
7. A link of the video
Click here to watch the 2016 winner 's video.
Speech Contest
Regional speech contest for the Aurora Speech Contest
Deadline: Friday, February 10, 2017
The Japanese Speech Contest for High School Students in the Northeast Region will be held during Harumatsuri on Monday, March 20, 2017 from 12:00- 1:15 p.m. at the United Nations International School.
Application and Format:
1) The Japanese teacher must submit student applications using the Online Application Form. If you have multiple entries, please rank the speeches from your school with the strongest speech as '1' and so forth. Application Deadline: February 10, 2017.
2) E-mail the following items to email@example.com:
(i) Recorded speeches in MP3 format. Each speech must be less than 5 minutes in length.
Name the file(s): "(teacher's last name). (student name)."
Example: Tanaka. David Bantz.
(ii) Scan of the applicants' handwritten manuscript(s).
Name the file by teacher's name.
(iii) English summary of each speech (200- 250 words, typed.)
Combine all students' summaries into 1 Word document.
Name the file by teacher's name.
3) Finalists must write an English summary of the speech (200-250 words, typed). Teachers must combine all students' summaries into one word document and send to email@example.com by March 4.
4) Teachers of the finalists must Email the PDF file of the applicants' handwritten manuscript to email@example.com by March 11. Then they must bring or mail a hard copy of the applicants' handwritten manuscript to UNIS on or before March 20, 2017. For postal mail, send to:
United Nations International School
Attn: Mr. Kazuo Tsuda
24-50 FDR Drive
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Content and Purpose: Speakers can choose any topic, e.g. Traditional Culture vs Pop Culture," "International Relationships," etc. The purpose of the speech content is to promote international understanding and develop different perspectives and new knowledge through studying the Japanese language and culture.
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British Press (Newspaper) - February 3, 1820, London, Middlesex BRIOCHES, HATdK.^' ' fi CQJfJMON COUNCIL, bolden iu-lbe.CHAMBER.o{4lia GUlJLDHAbL, oflheXITY of.IX�M>ON,. on W�D-NESftAY.ftbe SiliiUy.oC Febr��ry,:l820} .i TH�RPE.> i . M^SNTfiD: DEATH tttC-FHR KINa: BLACK BOMBAZINES,at' HttleoomeHUab . TWOiTH IROS TIiE4R VA LU E, hfAnt purtliMed wf a mtoufactnrer c foUiiwjni; ASTONBH-ING PRICES, viry good, at 2s. per yard, ihoae at 3�. are cui'ioiinly fine, and usually sold'St4'e.6d. warranted quite pjfr-ffci, the very ji�8t:coloiu�,;�itd.a9T�el�ain(�tlreel, Coveht-garden. , - ^ . � thereal NORWICH CRAPES (0 be had no wWebnt at Bedford House. mvir. Haliau �rape�*�'} sranneu, rreocB wiimh, ��."., euod &ilio�, 4s.; ricli Velvets, IBs. Sd.* also Gros.de N�0e�, Du Capes, Levantine*,Tarfeiy's, real Irish fixorcd^nd plain I^opliiis, Lustres,Slufl*, Gauze�,a>�) ejiretjr other faahipaabU CONTRACTS FOflB4|tRAeKSTOKe!t. : ' " CHA!il�ERS,JANtiABT31,lBtt9j . OUCZn Persons us -ore tteniroiis of Contraclide ^!!$ "\^h lU'-Agekt for Cdikmiaar^al "ikujiprietl tit Sttf>Ptr LINEN'ARTICLES of BRUOING, BI:an-: .K^, RBGS, IRONlkTONG^rt, BELLOWS, sPEW. ^^RTI?LES..TIN >V*RI5, X^Ot^yER^VJVj*"!^ iHES,Chairs, 8/SsjvETs,and birch brooms. '^^r^ten tne li'nurs of Clereu and Five, and deliver their ''Riitlir*,'seated op, and dirr lUiWsa Letter lie subjoined to such I'rapositri siitnei^ by Two Prr^^uaof Juiown Property en- Sib4UpS^ptf-}n f ^I^Kcnlai^tir ll�e Ude Perforinance 6f th� Cotttract. �- ' CEREMONIAL OF THEIR L^TE MAJESriliS' CORONATION. CANDLES ON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE. jM- I'. DA VIES. 63, St. Martii)'�.|aiie, oppo-ITb.* site New Slanehte'r'a CufFee.hoase, sole ManuTac-lofer if the IMPERIAL IVAXED WICK MOULD C.iNDLES, which are uitiversblly aHowed to burn equal to, wax, deems it necessary to caution the' Nobility And Families againsi the base attempts of persons daily adver. ti(,�n?, as none are genuine but those bad at bis Warehouse asiauovc, or No. 162, Fleel.street. :.- jFine^^ Sperm Caudles, 3�. 4d. per pound; Palace Wax Li jrhts7 or Loop Wax Pieces, 3s. 8d. per pound ; Imperial VYixed Wick Mould Candles, Its. 6d. per docen ; Best .�tfl rBNTURIES; to which are added, PLANS of PRI-bis ou improved principles; and a Description, with Pi; nes, 1^ a CORN MILL and WATER MILL, adapted fOir tlie,EMPLOYMENT of PRISONERS, by the Society f, Bxcter; W�.�hbounie and Sou, Gloucesier; Beaton, Uedsj Lomax, Litch&elds poWnson and Son, Uverpo�.�; Ford, Msneheslerj W^ilkio and'yotiBirBiati, siW^ Bcebao and Sob, Norwich; Bir4salU.iidllo|i,l*or!bai!t|^ip; .RmbifaT The 8th of July, I761, the same day on which the King declared his intentions to demand iii mar* riuge her Most Serene Highness the Prihcess Char-lotte of Meckleuburj^h, his Mujesty sijjned the following Proclamatinn for iiis Cnronntion :- PROCLAMATION. Georok R. . Whereas we bare resolved, by the favuur and blessing of Almighty God, to celebrate llie sulemuily of our Royal Co-ronalion upon Tuesday, the 22d day of September iiislani, at our Palace at Wesminsier, and for aa much as by tbe ancient customs and usages, as also in regard of divers tenures of sundry maniirsi, liuids, and other Ueredilamenls, many of our luviug subjects du claim, and are hound to do and perfurm divers several services 011 the said day, and at the t'raie of the Curonalion, as in times precedent their ancestors, and tlios-? from whom liiey claim, h�ve done and performed nt the Coronation of our famous pruj^enitors and prcdece.isors; we, llierefore, out of ihe P.incely care for the preservaiion of the lawful rights and iiiheriisniees of our loving suhjecls, whom it may concern, have thought fit to give notice of auij publish our resolulioiis ibcrc.in, aad do hereby give notice of and publish the same accurdiu^y; and we do liereby furlher signify, that by our commix^iuu under our (ireat Seal of Great Britain, we have appointed and authorised our most dearly beloved brolher and councillor Edward DnkeofYuik (with all other Members of the Privy Council), or any five or more of thenj, to receive, hear, and determine, the petitions and claims which sli.ill be to them exhibited by any of our loving subjects in this behalf, and we shall appoint uiir said Commissioucrs for that purpose to sit in the Pdiiiled Chamber of our Palace at Westminster, upon Tuesday, the 21st day of this instaut July, at ten of the cluck iu the fore, noon of the same day, and from time to lime to�('jouru, as to them shall seem meet, fur the exccniion of our said Commission, which we.do thus h, to the intent that all'Bucb persons whom it mayauy way^ cnnceru may know when and whereto give their atteiiijanee for the exhibiting oftlieir petitions and claims cpncrrning tbei'r^iervices be-mentioned, to be don^ and |ier'rorinc(l unto us'atuur said Curonalion : And we do hereby signify unto ail and every of our subjects whom it may concern, that our will and.pleasure is, that we do hereby siricily charge all persons, of what rank or qualiiv soever they be, who either upon our lerlers to Ihim dir.-cled, or by reason of Ibeir offices or tenures, or ulhit|u ^tge, closets or tu>t)irieir�vwitli double doors,.!Uii.'urp09e bi''>ide-'l>oiird�, cellars, &(^.'ti��etl lis io'COkilaiu ^fbe {)liifi^; idifthes.'aitd WBtji^lliiiigHSrSMeSS^i'^ifhe? mmmKmmamammamamsaamgsss .(lieie imiiirres'catid-, tt)ii;^l�irortn �|� the middle of ,Uif!;HalI,;.|l)e tableMW(�i4�taV(nl;fo^tlmt part oF tli� ca^tiaj>.y,to:dineiiit ilh^itri fntbe Court of. Kil|g!ll^'Ben pf;uruitity tttschargefl Over the north g�te�Vliictt was oppoidte the Kiiig*� tahle; a'targe '.VifXif^a^^iB^lifftK^ Uiglt GoHStia&& lhitf^tb^1iEul>Ma all ou horseback, inade'tbeiir enltT iinUi the Hall. Tlie procession enteced at itbe wt'dt '.door of the Abbey, marched on a platform up t4ie great middle aisle to the choii', the triiul of wliicb wa� covered with scarlet. The.orgHo was not lakeu down, but no alteration made to.the arch under it. A platform: was likewise erected from the upper end of Westmiuster HalU where' the procession commenced, and through (he^ New Palace-yard, Pttrliatuent-stteet, aiid Bridge-slreet, into King-street, and so round to the west door of the Abbey to the choir, where bis. Majesty was crowned; and iu view of this phitinrm^ the houses on each side were lined with ,scajfolding, the seats on which were let at exorbitant prices, i The front seats in the galler.ies of the Abbey were.let at ten guineas each ; and those in commodious houses, along the procession, at no less prices. The prices in the ordinary houses were from five gutueus to one guinea ; ro that one little house in Corouatioiirrow, after the scaifolding was paid foe, cleared 700/., and some large houses upwards-of 1,000/. In the Coronation Tlleatres, as they were Called|' being a rort oMarge booths, callable of containing from 1,'200 to 1,508 eats, the prices were beyond jtll precedent. However, some who fitted up houses or scaffolds, ou this occasion, lost considerably by outstanding their market. Tlie ground'-reiit to build the scaffolding on. was proportionably extravagant. That in the broad sanctuary let at 3/. Ha 6d. per foot; that within tbe rails, enclosing the Abbey, let at Si. 5u per foot We need not wonder at the great and unitrersal eagerness to. seetliis grand spectacle. When we consider how unlikely it was to mtfny of tliose who were capable of it should ever see the Hike again. At an instance of thir eagerness, it was reported that a gentlemaiK-was prevailed ou to'take a room for hia lady at the rate of oneiiuiidred aud forty Kuiaeaa; bat-tfa^ a|>(>oinUnei�rof4frt'Mteifitrity of flie corooa-tion fulling unhappily exactly at the time when she expected to be delivered, the had further prevailed on her husband to let u skilful midwife, nurse, &c. attend her, and to hire an additional drawing-room, le�t the great harry of the day should bring ou her labour, when it would be impossible for her to be curried away without et)dangering her life. _^ . The attention of the^^Commiitee of Council ap-poiiJteiJ-,t:o contijtder of tbe coronation, to prevent accidents, and of the Board of Works, to whose inr spection all the ereetions on this occasion were made subject, cannot be too much applauded. The Committee's first care was to prevent'accidents hy fire ; and as it was apprehended that the joy-of the people upon the arrival of their Queen would natu-tally, be expressed by bonfires and illuminations, the Lord Great Chamberlain, the! Earl Mar�hal, the Dean and Chapter of Weetminster, and the Surveyor-General of his Majesty's Works, were order, ed to give the necessary directions as to them' respectively appertained, that no.bonfires >hoald be made, nor any fireworks played off in any part of Westminster, from Whitehall to Millbank, and from thence to Buckingham-gate, round the southwest part of the Artillery-ground, till seven days after the coronation ; and by another order, all fires were forbidden to be lighted oa the day of corona-tion,'in, under, or near any pact of the scaffolding on any pretence whatever; attd in case there should be a necessity fur people to go under the scaffolding with lights, that they slioultl be obliged to make use of lanterns. By tliese wise precautions, all terrors from fire, wliicit might have affected many persons, were removed^ The Board of Works carefully surveying all the Ma&uldings erected oii the ocimsion, not only for the proi?ession itself but for the speciatorsj and ortlered such of thelaller .to be pulled down as were judged iusufiicieiit iu point of strength, or found to jut^o�t.4aJ�ar aii'to obstruct the prospect or passage. Aut) to prevtiiit accidents by the stoppages of coachesi'&c. on tlie day of co-ruuuiion, notice was given, that it way was inude t�r them to puss through, Par|iaineut-8treet,.:Cross.l|ie New and Old Pal&ce-yard* ; and tltey were ordeted, as soon as discharged-,' to pt-otHied on ditectly to * On consnlling Slow,^ Speed, and other aatiquariet^ Willi regard to the prices formeirly given, it appefTS that the prices of a good place at i.be .Coronalion of l|ie Qp,ni|ii�8 a.crocard; and at^ Stephen^ and Henry the Second's, ajK^ilatrdl At Richard's and JCing John's,'who-, was crowtieilj'fre^ueiiUy; it was a suskin ; and rose at Henry .the 'rhird'k .to,^ tlo.ilt(io. In the reign of Edward the coins begm�4^�be'^Ii^6^^ iutel-ligible, and we find that for seeing biii'6b'ranitt6o,' a Q. was given, or the half-nferling orfarthing, whlcb is tbe fuurih part of a sterliqg or penny, At.^w^r^Jli. jf �(^s a farthing; and at his son's, Edward III. .^^jialftieuay^ w'|>i.ch was very well|;ivin. In-Richiiri) the''S�coiid"s ifabii^bf&fS reigti it' was a peirny,' anil' cobtitiiied i|ie' itam'e-* st'tt&t'of Henry IV.'At HeiiryV. it^.�uistbelHMrit back lb. Ijierpeno^ or, halfpenny, ni^d ruuietintes'they' were seen for'noihiiiB. ^Al^Eaafaril iV. if Wiltbii'inik,'. ^ud from tlienc6 to Hyde Purk-cofner, , jesty'a CoiaiBaud, deliverkl'to flie'tort^tl wlia are 'ouietimes'-.-j _____ _ wasfngaia (he hair-gradi�;-i>'>'>' ilo we finil'it 'roi^d^tft.fhose' of. Richards III. ocHenry Ytl. At liAL of HehrJ THIvit was the wbplegrout, orgr(�s1l*'advaBd�4ibharf^-ci4i�rn'al those of ehhrle�!|i:;�nd'Jiitiiin��." Xi'KlaftVfAtiUaft'itiii QueenlAbot'iUivnsacroikn^r^iaDBtiljiete)(i| ii �miH�u 'by without ntnking any slop:'and if wus'fiirlher com-mandrif t}i4t none bni 'the coaclies of Peers, Peeres>e|i, and others, who atteiided the solemnity, tholiiri puss thiit'wuy after seveii'o'clock that morning, .nor any whatever after uiue; and tn the even-^ flie. coaches were'to r'ettirn tlie. >ame way; but tio coaches were peribiiifd ia payg back by any of those ways till aCtef their M�j6nies letprned to St. James's. " . ' . , � ' Irffarmation haying also been^veti to the. Lords of his i>iajei!ty;� Hnij'oijn^ble.Privy Council, that the hacfcitey ctiatrliinen and chairmen bad entered into coitibination not tO: work their coaches and phuijr'�,,(D!U;,thpt day, witliowt expi:hlti.tnt rates, their Lordships caused as order tu lie^pitbHiblied, tt�4� town, and of coaches to *et, ttiem dowu at the place* they had taken to see the Coronation, itwt so great, that many were obliged to walk several miles, and some, after coming a great way on the occasion, to returu home without being able to satisfy their curiosity. The military officers were also appointed their proper'Stations, Sir ' Joha Mordaunt's-.light horse patrolled the streets all day and night, tq prevent disorders. Sir Robert Rich's dragoons were placed nt Charing-cross, St. Jaines's-square, and in the Pairk, at the end of George-sfreet, for the same purpose. The soldie'rsonduty were'ranged in such a manner that no obstruction whatever attended the ceremony ; the nearest hospitals were cleared too, as iniich as possible, for the reception and speedy relief of the unfortunate, iu case that any accident happened. A proclamation was also published at the Royal Exchange, commanding all Magistrates, Peace Officers, &c. to preserve the peace on the Coronation day, in consequence of which the Justices of the Peace for Westminster, ordered the constables of their districts to patrol the streets where the scaffolding was built.ou the nights of the 21st and 23d, and for seven nights after, uud to apprehend all persons throwing squibs, crackers, &c. Such were the wise reguiittions, that those worthy personages to whom the conduct of this most magnificent ceremony was intrusted, caused to be published froiB time to tiine; and the measures they pursued were attended with the desired effect; for notwithstanding the greatness of the crowd, the absence of sfr mnn^ persons from home, and the great and universal rejoicing made to solemnize this august ceremony, no accident of any kind happened, which it was possible for human wisdom to (trevent. At length Tuesiiuy, the 23d of September, the day iippoiuled for this angust Solemnity, being arrived, their iVIajesties and the I'rincess Dowager repaired in the morning through the Park from St, James'il, in^ chairs, and their attendants in coachei), to Westminster Hall, where they arrived by nine, much suuher than u great many who were to aiisist at the (irocessibn. His Majesty 'retired into the Court of Wards, and her'Majesty into the Black Rod's ropin, where they continued until the officers, of arms ranged the procession into order, and brought the persous down froin the Court of Requests,.Painted Chamber, and House of Lord!�, into Westtnitister Hall. . Their Majesties being, there seated at the upper end of it, under their states^ (lier Majesty'a chair being upon tbe left;tide of ihia iMljesty), and being attended by the Duke of Ancaater^.Lor^t Great Chamberlain of Euglauit, tbe.iDuke of Bedford, Lorit High Coustiible, and.the Evtrl of Effingham, Earl Wamhal, iiud by the Great Officers, the foo r werds'und t^purs ':wete ^presented, aud laid upon the table before Iris Mnjeity. Thsnnhe Dean mid Prebendsries of Westroiiw-ter, in; a elemu prbeessKini brought From the Abbey the11% Bihie, With the fotlowiiig r^galiii belong, ing to his'MujeMy : St. Edwarct'e Crowiv upon a eushi^ 'ttf veJvet'Uced With' goldj the Orb^with a crosiii .the^�i:e|itre!'With H dov^ ttie^ sceptre'vrith � crosBjiiaod-Sti^EdWard'riitaffr � liktewisefthe' re-gatiii'oF her Majest]^* iier-CtoWa nw thelike ciisKiou, her (ceptre with the crors, uod the ivory rod wiib thfe do��L^hijat'^ Were '> Wttan* ' rutiti befbre ibejr hereafter inejitibiied to have borne tiiein About eleven' of the clock thejirdeewop'was begou �u.foot,from tbe Half to the A^bejr iif Wesl-miiist^r^ upon a way raised jtbr that pijrp'ose Biiore'd witii boards, covered with bl'ue' cloth, audrailed.en eaiili sidei in the foliowiog iinnner :- xil Tbe King'* berb.womaB, followed by'tor inxMMdtiStrewiai: Ibe way-wiib sweici herS*. Tbe DeM'a beadle of Westmiosler, with hiil tt�ff: TbeUtSbCoastafalsor Weslraiustrr, with his itaif, iair ! ' scarlet cloak. A file. Four drums. The Dram-Miijar. fiight Trumprta. . / ..ugb.-:Kaiiiis.dnflit. J,..-.�-ir>^i � Eighlf'Trumpeis. � � .- . The Serjeant Tmmpem'.:- . �, =, Tbe ffix Clerks in Cliaocery, io gosrn^of .bl.aek Sowertd satin'j wilb blaek.stlfc loops and.tufts, upon the sleeves.': Tbe Closet Keeper of the Chapel Royal. Tbe King's Chaplains, four a.breast. Tbe.two Sheriffs of London. Tbirteeo Aldermen of London below the Chair, in their scarlet gowns. The Recorder of Loudon, single. The Aldermen above tbe Chair, wearing llieir p>Id.chaint. J Eleven Masters in Chancery,' in rich gOwus. Tbe King's three younger Serjeants at Law, in scarlet gowos,.j their caps in their hands. The Kipg's Attorney-General, Charles ,Pratt, Esq. The King's Ancient Serjeant, David Poole, E>q. Gentlemen of ibe Privy Chamber. Barons of the Excliequer and Juslicex of b6ih Bencties, in'] their Judges' robes of scarlet, wilh their caps in thiir hand, the juniors first, two and two. Chief Baron of the Exchequer, in hia scarlet robe, with tbe'J collar S S of gold. Children of the Choir of Westminster, in surplices. Serjeant of Ihe Vestry. Serjeant Porter, in scarlet gowns.l Children of the Chapel Royal, iu surplices, with scarlei] mantles over them. Choir of Westmiosler, in surplices, with their rousjc-buoks;.] The Orgnn.blawer. The Groom of the Vesiry. - Gentlemen of the Chapel Royal, iu scnriet mautlcs. The Sab-Dean of the Chapel Royal, in a searlct gown turned | up with black velvet. Prebendaries of Westminster, in surplices aud copes, >ttb | Ibeir caps in their hands. Tb* Master of tbe Jewel House, with one of bis Officers | going by him, both iu scarlet. Balh King of Arms, In the habit of bis Order, and carrying his coronet in fai*| hind. Knights of the Balh, IJoder llie degree of Peers, in the full habits and collars of J llieir Order, Iwo and two, carrying tiieir caps and feaibers | io their bands. Hursuivaol at Arms, Blanch Lyon. Privy CouDcillors, out Peers, amongst them the Mastjir ofj Ibe Rolls. His Majesty's Vice-Chamberlain, William Pinch, Esq. R�uge Croix. [Pursuivants at Arms.] Rouge Drago*^ -W^ Bayonessq Iw Ibetr robe* Of Slate;' their cor(>nen'in their|^ hands. Barons, in their robes of State; their corouets in ihefr hands. Blue Ufantle [Heralds.} Portcullis. Bishops, io Ibeir rochets; their square caps in their bandit. A. undel Herald, ) C Blanche Conrsier, with hiscoat andcoU V Heralds. wilh his collar of SS-lar of'SS. 3 (gold chain and badge Viscountesses, in their robes of State; their coronets in iheir bands. Viscounts, io their robes of State; their coronets in their bands. Brunswick Herald, "i C Lancaster, . in bis coal, collar, Heralds. 'f in his coat and collar Marcbiooeaaes, io their robes of Siale; their coronets in their hands. Marquises, in Ibeir robes of State; their coronets in their hands. Richmond, in his coat) n,.ij, ( Chester, in his coiil and collar. f { and collar. Duchesses, in Iheir relies of State; their Coronets in their handob�.ortbe Cinqne ' of . nomi. .:' ^^Is;; her train supported byberRoyalHigb' Lincoln, n^ted to ursB. Princess Augusta, iu h'er nibe* of Slate, aa-Londsn. sifted by 6 Earls'daugb-:;:'� teriiV. ' .l44}.!4t|ir]|i4gtte, Lady Heneage Finch, L�4J.J�n�iSt^i^Jft,, , .V iMy MarjT l^paglas,, . Fripccss** l%r^cl>fy tl^ U^rqniii of Qsraurvon. Duchess of Aaeaster,iMist^uaf-theJtobfcs,>. . � ;
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The best thing about discovering woodsy Riverland Road on foot are the secrets you'd never see from the street. Huge homes, old homes, ultramodern-homes, and slender waterways you never imagined existed. Doctors, lawyers, and college professors hide out down narrow, canopy-covered dead-end lanes that lie shaded from the sun and prying eyes. On the south side of curvy Riverland Road, the streets cut between the finger canals coming off the New River, and sailboat masts rear behind stately if staid homes. But on the north side, the jungle appears ready to swallow the sunlight itself, and exploring the verdant streets reveals a laid-back lifestyle with an Old Florida feel that's largely been chased out of downtown by development. Here, lots are large, the trees (tons of live oaks) are tall, and the houses just feel fat with history and mystery. Walk around long enough and you may see a manatee lolling in a canal, a huge iguana eating hibiscus flowers, even a pink pineapple sprouting from a pot. And if you find the right street, you may discover the heavily fortified back door of the secret island visited by the Jungle Queen tour boat. Just listen for a loud horn.
Fane Lozman is walking proof that the Little Guy can beat City Hall. While Lozman is not especially small he's 6-foot-5 he was, in political terms, a kind of 95-pound weakling. We're talking about his lack of clout in his adopted home of Riviera Beach, where last year he quixotically took on a questionable redevelopment program that was being ramrodded through by powerful city officials. Lots of harassment at Lozman's city marina slip. An arrest. An eminent domain plan to turn the marina over to Fat Cats.Long story short: Lozman sued to stop it. The development-mad officials were booted out by voters. And Lozman, a former floor trader at the Chicago commodities exchange, got some vindication in court: Representing himself, he beat back the city's pathetic retaliatory attempt to have him evicted from the marina.
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You've been in other countries where people were being intimidated.
I was in Kosovo in 1999. A friend asked me to try to get her sister and niece out of a refugee camp on the border of Macedonia. I saw three F-16s fly over and blow the top off a hill nearby. Loudest noise I ever heard. In December, 2001, I went to Afghanistan to see firsthand how international charities were working. It was bullshit. There were people over there soliciting money for schools and pocketing the money themselves.
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Apr 20, 2007 at 2:25 pm #1222912
Ryan FaulknerBPL Member
Im looking for a 5'x8' flat tarp made of cuben fabric.
the closest I have found is the MLD monk spectralite .60. but it is only 4 feet wide, thats a little too narrow for me.
And if BMW ever comes out with a stealth NANO X tarp, it will only be 4'3"x7'9"
will i have to get a tarp custom made?
thanksApr 20, 2007 at 2:39 pm #1386768
Ron BellBPL Member
@mountainlaureldesignsLocale: USA
FYI On Cuben:
The roll widths are 48". A few odd rolls are 50 or even the super rare 52 ( we're talking bigfoot rare- so no use calling them to wrangle width short lengths… 48" is the standard and products must be figured on this roll width.
A wider tarp is only possible with a seam -More cost in material and labor.
In the future (quite a few months away) , all the cuben weights will be standarized at 50".
-RonApr 20, 2007 at 2:56 pm #1386770
Ryan FaulknerBPL Member
Thanks Ron,
I forgot about that.
The monk spinntex .97 is 4.6'x9'
do you have an estimate price or weight for a custom 5×8 spinntex flat tarp?
how strong/waterproof/puncture resistant is spinntex compared to Cuben?Apr 20, 2007 at 2:57 pm #1386771
Woubeir (from Europe)BPL Member
I'm actually looking to something similar but for 2 persons, made of cuben or spinnaker and with lots of tieouts (16-18). All the models I've found seem to be catenary cut which limits te pitching options.
Hope you don't mind Ryan.Apr 20, 2007 at 3:52 pm #1386779
Bill FornshellBPL Member
@bfornshellLocale: Southern Texas
You might check with
Quest Outfitters, they are selling 54" Cuben Fiber – about 0.43 ounces per sq yard. This is 54" after the edge stuff is trimmed away. I have a bunch of the same 54" stuff that I plan to use for tarps.Apr 20, 2007 at 4:27 pm #1386783
ROBERT TANGENSpectator
@robertm2sLocale: Lake Tahoe
I own a Cuben "Cat Bird" tarp from Oware, that I got at a discount because his stitching ran over a little on this one. It's not quite flat, though, it has little, built-in beaks at each end, and is about 6.25 oz. It may be all sold out in Cuben.Apr 20, 2007 at 5:59 pm #1386797
Ron BellBPL Member
@mountainlaureldesignsLocale: USA
Hi Bill,
My guess on the wider cuben at Quest is that is was from a much earlier production run that Cuben Corp is no longer are set up to make.
My width info is from this week talking to the Cuben folks about widths. I was looking into a special run of wide and they gave me the new info I posted above.
So, if you are DYI'er want wider and the Quest weight and construction is something you want, jump on it!Apr 20, 2007 at 7:16 pm #1386801
Bill FornshellBPL Member
@bfornshellLocale: Southern Texas
Hi Ron,
I got my 54" Quest Cuben back in Sept. 2005.
Yes, I would guess it is long out of Cuben Corps inventory. What I have gotten from Cuben Corp since then has been anywhere from 48 to 50 something inches wide.Apr 20, 2007 at 8:46 pm #1386813
David OlsenSpectator
@owareLocale: Steptoe Butte
I have a couple of 8×10 flat tarps from the white spinnaker.
They have 12 tieouts on the hems and 4 in the center. 9.5
ounces. They are listed in my online shopping cart under
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A gift that can also be a curse. Male that is slowly dying inside because of horrors his gift given him. Something, he did not asked for.
But cannot love change everything?
Of course it can.
If it lasts....
People screaming.
Blood on my trembling hands.
Police sirens could be heard in the distance while I was kneeling next to dead body of my girlfriend. Her eyes were still so beautiful, but empty of life. All because I was in too much pain because of my gift and I did not want to use it anymore. My vision was blurry when I looked up at the sky from tears that I was not even ashamed of. I felt the burning sensation of guilt and suddenly, without any control, my throat shouted, voice full of pain and dreams being crushed to death, with no ability to repair them ever again.
That is when I heard someone shouting and it was surely directed at me. What the voice was yelling was going right through me, leaving several scars on my soul that I knew would stay with me forever, tormenting me with nightmares at night and bittersweet images in my head.
"YOU COULD OF SAVED HER! SHE COULD HAVE BEEN ALIVE!" every single sound of that sentence was stabbing me in the heart, until I felt that I am just a shell. All the colours of the world just got washed away; it was like someone put black and white filter on my eyes.
My clothes got soaked with blood and rain, but I couldn't care less. I grabbed her hand, the skin so soft, like an angel. I wanted to do anything, do something, give my life in return for hers, but I knew that was not possible. First time in my life every heartbeat was just poisoning my blood even more with self-hate. I wanted to welcome the darkness, I wanted it to swallow me completely, so I would not be able to feel any emotions.
With a shaking hand, I gently touched her eyelids and closed her eyes. I felt like all my life was just a house from cards and now it was getting destroyed so quickly that the mixture of emotions I was getting could not be even described. My blue eyes looked deadly at the person who shot the love of my life.
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I stood up and with a scream of rage; I started to run towards the man with a black coat on. But before I could have reached him and make some other family grieve as much as I was, someone dragged me away. I wanted to kill anyone who was in my way of, what I thought, was justice.
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All three occupy a similar kind of price bracket but there are differences. Over the D7100, Nikon's D7200 has many advantages, including a newer processor, built-in Wi-Fi, a broader sensitivity range, better battery life, a more generous buffer and a second-generation 51-point AF system that promises better low-light shooting.
The D7200's sensor is a 24.2MP DX-format unit, instead of the 24.1MP one inside the D7100, but both lack an anti-aliasing filter for better detail retention. We were perfectly pleased with images from the D7100 in our review, so if you're not too fussed about having a stronger spec sheet the D7100 is a great buy. Then again, you do get a lot more with the D7200 for not a great deal more money.
Does the much newer Canon EOS 80D give either something to worry about? Well, with an articulating LCD that's sensitive to touch, a Dual Pixel CMOS AF system that provides continuous focus in stills and movies and an all-cross-type 45-point AF system, the answer is a definite yes.
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Two further models are nestled between these and the full-frame offerings from each manufacturer.
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Up until the D500 was released, the EOS 7D Mark II's 65-point all-cross-type AF system sounded impressive, but Nikon's D500 has trounced this with a 153-point AF module with 99 cross-type points (although only 55 of these can be manually addressed by the user).
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The fact that it only offers 20MP may put some off, and all of its advantages very much come at a steep price. If price is no issue than the D500 is very much on top, with its strong spec sheet and excellent performance meaning that it should remain relatively future-proof, but there's no question that the EOS 7D Mark II is currently the better value deal.


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Mr. Smith going back to Washington
Gov. Scott Walker's health secretary will give congressional testimony Thursday on a key requirement of ObamaCare.
Dennis Smith, secretary of the state Department of Health Services, will talk about whether Wisconsin will expand its Medicaid health care programs for the needy as called for under the federal health care law.
Smith will speak before the Subcommittee on Health of the U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce. It's not the first time that Smith, a former Medicaid director at the federal level under then President George W. Bush, has testified before Congress about the health care law and on behalf of the Walker administration.
In January 2011, Smith spoke before members of the House budget committee chaired by Janesville Republican Paul Ryan.
Spokeswomen for Walker and for the state health department didn't immediately respond to an interview request Tuesday afternoon.
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I first met Bruce Herrod at unromantic Gatwick airport in 1990. He was leading the trekking and climbing trip I'd booked in Ladakh, India, and I'd just given up a 10-year career in the City as an investment analyst and broker. He was 31 and I was 33. In India, I climbed to 20,000ft and fell in love.
Bruce was a scientist, with degrees from both Oxford and Cambridge, and he'd worked for the British Antarctic Survey before becoming a professional photographer and explorer. Within a year, he had moved into my Kensington flat - and for the next six years we travelled and worked round the world together.
He always dreamed of climbing Mount Everest and in 1996 he hooked up with a team led by a South African climber, Ian Woodall. The trip was going to make history: it would be the first party from the African continent to conquer Everest. Nelson Mandela was personally supportive.
Bruce left Britain in February 1996, but we stayed in constant phone contact. The three-month period of preparation for the climb did not run smoothly - three climbers, half the team, quit at the last moment - but Bruce remained loyal to Woodall.
I felt increasingly anxious. When I look back, it seems that I knew deep down what was going to happen. By 10 May, the team were safely established on the South Col, the position from which all attempts on the peak are staged, when a storm unexpectedly blew up on the higher reaches of Everest. It was a tragic day: eight climbers from other expeditions were lost. Despite this, Bruce and the South Africans decided to push on.
It's hard to understand the power the mountain exerts on those who have spent years planning and imagining a summit. Attempting Everest is a selfish pursuit, but it also defines the limits of human endurance and achievement. Against my better judgment, I supported his decision.
Two weeks later - having waited for a break in the weather - Ian Woodall and team-mate Cathy O'Dowd set out for the peak together. Bruce stayed behind on the South Col alone. Exactly why I'll never know. I've heard various reasons over the years - that he had to sort out equipment, that he'd hit a sudden wall of fatigue.
Whatever the explanation, he pledged to catch up with them. At 7am, I rang base camp - which was 29,000ft below the summit - from London to find out what was happening, and was told that Ian and Cathy had made the peak and were on their way back. Their paths had crossed with Bruce on a lower peak called the South Summit, and they had talked briefly before he continued upwards. Their decision to let Bruce climb on alone has caused huge controversy within the mountaineering world.
Bruce was the last man on the mountain that spring before the monsoon season. He called base camp on his walkie-talkie to say he had reached the summit at 5.15pm on 25 May. By sheer coincidence, I was on the other line from London and they patched us through. Bruce told me that he had made it, that he was standing on the top of the world, and all I could say - numb with incredulity - was get moving, come back.
It had taken him 17 hours to reach the peak, which was far too long to be safe. As Bruce began the descent, daylight and his reserves of energy would have been fading fast.
He would have needed every spark of concentration simply to focus on moving one foot in front of the other. That was the last time I spoke to Bruce. I regret enormously that I didn't congratulate him on what he had achieved. I called several times during the night, but by dawn base camp told me it was informing the British Embassy that he was missing.
Rescue attempts are usually impossible on Everest - as soon as I heard he was missing I knew he must be dead. My grief was clichéd in many ways. You go through stages of bereavement. It was only later that I felt angry at Bruce for leaving me, and bewildered by the insensitivity of his team-mates, some of whom scarcely said they were sorry he was dead. I flew out 10 days later to collect his things, in a stupor of disbelief.
His body was discovered a year later by a Russian climber - but bad weather stopped anyone reaching it. I emailed the expeditions who were at base camp waiting to ascend and asked them whether they could do anything to dignify Bruce's memory. An American climber called Peter Athans was on the summit three weeks later and found Bruce.
He thought that he had probably died half an hour after leaving the summit. It's likely he caught his foot on an old rope as he inched his way down the Hillary Step, and that the weight of his rucksack dragged him backwards so that he hit his head on a rock - I'll never know for sure.
Peter retrieved Bruce's camera and then cut the ropes that tied him to the mountain, letting him fall over the side. More than 100 bodies are still on Everest - if they are found climbers simply don't have the energy to carry them. When I developed the film, I found just two frames - both selfportraits of Bruce on the summit.
I visited base camp in 1999, and met Athans. I finally came to terms, as far as I could, with Bruce's death. I shook the hand that cut Bruce down and seemed, with that gesture, to close a chapter of my life.
Now I'm a translator and writer, and part-own a tour operator called Far Frontiers, organising tailor-made trips for adventurous travellers - at present I have a team of Royal Marines and members of the Royal Navy on the slopes of Everest.
I never once blamed the mountain for Bruce's death. Conquering Everest requires human judgment and human teamwork, and as long as it's there, people will climb it.
The Dark Side of Everest is broadcast tonight on the National Geographic channel at 9pm.
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