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Kakadu National Park gets its name from the Aboriginal floodplain language called Gagudju. The languages were spoken north of the park in the beginning of the twentieth century by the native Aboriginal people. The Kakadu National Park is jointly managed by the Director of National Parks and the original Aboriginal traditional owners.
The native Aboriginal owners are very proud to share their country with visitors. Kakadu National Park is unique in Australia offering a wide variety of natural wonders. You can see crocodiles in the floodplains of the South Alligator River, or travel to the spectacular scenery of Jim Jim falls during the wet season.
If you and your family are going to plan a trip to tour the Kakadu National Park you should allow several days of travel. To safari, tour, back the Kakadu and see all the natural wonders will need several days.
Touring the Kakadu National Park is quite easy as there are a great many touring or safari companies offering the tour for every budget. You can take a leisurely safari or a whirlwind bus tour. You can stay in a wonderful safari tent along the river or in a wonderful lodge with all the amenities.
Here are the major regions you will want to visit in Kakadu National Park:
Kakadu National Park offers a wide variety of scenery and diverse wildlife. You can stand by towering termite mounds or marvel and the many bird species. There is something for everyone and every budget at Kakadu National Park.
Come safari Kakadu National Park and as our Aboriginal hosts would say; 'If you respect the land, you will feel the land'.


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The Lageder family has been active in the wine trade for more than 150 years. In 1855, Alois Lageder winery was founded the on the edge of Bolzano's historic center. Over the years, through the untiring efforts of four generations, the Lageder family has succeeded in purchasing several vineyards and wine estates in some of Alto Adige's best wine-growing areas.
Today the company is managed by Alois Lageder (born in 1950) and he is actively assisted by his sister Wendelgard, who is responsible for administration and public relations and his brother-in-law Luis von Dellemann, the enologist. "Our strong connection with nature, with the soil and with the local people," adds Alois Lageder, "helps us in this arduous but rewarding work." View all Alois Lageder Wines
About Trentino-Alto AdigeView a map of Trentino-Alto Adige wineries (tren-TEE-noe ahl-toe ah-DEE-jay)
Notable FactsReds are likely to be Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, along with a few local varieties, most notably Schiaval. The white grapes are Pinot Bianco, Pinot Grigio, Traminer and Chardonnay. Chardonnay is the most-planted and most revered, while Traminer hails from Austria and has an amazingly light body, but is also intensely floral and delicious. Pinot Bianco and Pinot Grigio are the international players that make lively whites of good value. The sweet spot of Trentino Alto-Adige is Vino Santo- a wine not to be confused with Tuscany's Vin Santo. Vino Santo (which means holy wine) is a sweet wine of the area made from dried grapes. Not found as much as Vin Santo, but still a treat.
About Italy
A little ditty about Italy...This country has about as many wines as its had governments. With 20 different regions, hundreds of DOCs and even more indigenous varieties, the amount of wine made in Italy is mind-boggling. Most of the juice, however, remains in the country for thirsty Italians. Wine is food in Italy and its rare that a meal is consumed without a glass of vino. That said, it's not common to find many folks drinking wine without food either. In turn, it's a match, and a mighty good one at that. In fact, it's safe to say that Italian wine is a foodie wine – one that goes on the table for a myraid of meals.
For regions, the most popular are Tuscany (home of Chianti), Piedmont and the Tre-Venezie, which includes Veneto, Trentino Alto-Adige and Friuli. Other communes of note are in Southern Italy, and a few good wines are made elsewhere in the country. The islands of Sardinia and Sicily are members of the Italian winemaking community as well.

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In Greek mythology, Oecles /ˈɛkliːz/ (Ancient Greek: Οἰκλῆς) or Oecleus /ˈɛkˌluːs/ or /ˈɛkˌljuːs/ (Οἰκλεύς)[1] was an Argive king, father of Amphiaraus, son of Mantius or Antiphates and grandson of Melampus.[2][3][4][5]
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It is wonderful to have more books get on site, that means more to read and this is good. And I am glad quality has gone up, this is what it should do, because no one enjoys reading a poor book. Where I'm concerned is, I can correct words that are wrong or missing, I can make sure there are no missing pages, and there numbers are there that kind of thing. But I have to be honest, I'm probably gonna mess up, like beginning and ending of paragraphs, or maybe won't see a blank line, I have to figure out how to erase blank lines,I've been known when I have had to add a missing word or correct I've ran it into another word and had to take it out and put it on a new line.
That insures that I don't mess up something,and yet that messes up the book probably the paragraphing the ends of lines that kind of things,
and if my book is gonna be rejected for those types of things,there is no way in the world I'm gonna turn out a book that meets or is totally satisfactory. I just am not gonna know always where a paragraph ends or maybe I'll break it off at the wrong place. Not seeing the print or the screen I'm afraid that is gonna be tough to get it perfect, and Gwen's having enough trouble as it is,
so this seems like a puzzle for me anyway.----- Original Message ----- From: "Bob" <rwiley@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 5:23 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] Re: changes in books and volunteering
I think we can all agree that bookshare has changed.Every day we get a list of the new books added to the system, and it's normally at least fifty books or more. Once we were lucky if we got fifty books a week.We now have a choice of downloads, daisy or Braille, and sometimes we can choose daisy with or without images.The clientele for bookshare has changed too. Bookshare isn't just for the blind anymore.Most of us look back with some sense of loss (them was the good ol' days). But as I see it, I welcome these changes. This is a long long way from where I started getting books via the internet. My first books were downloaded from newsgroups and illegal sites that rose up to fill a need.Volunteering for bookshare has also changed. Books rated fair are no longer accepted, submitters and proofreaders are asked to do much more, including changing the fonts of chapter headings etc.As I see it if volunteering for bookshare becomes a thing of the past, it will be because we can't, or won't, keep up with the other changes going on.Roger, and others, have asked some wonderful questions. The main one, I think, is, is there a future for volunteers, and my answer is there will be a future, if we make it so. Frankly, I'm enjoying being part of that future.Just my opinion. Bob"We know the future will outlast all of us, but I believe that all of us will live on in the future we make,"Senator Edward M. Kennedy----- Original Message ----- From: "Donna Goodin" <goodindo@xxxxxxx>To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 3:05 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] changes in books and volunteeringHi all,I have been feeling for some time that the blind/braille community is becoming almost an afterthought here at bookshare. I agree with the person who said that bookshare is getting away from its original mission, perhaps broadening it, but in broadening it, also focusing more on the reading issues of other groups. More and more I find that when I submit a book to bookshare, I have to produce two copies, one for myself, and one for Bookshare. Honestly, I'm not sure how much more of that I am willing to do. I also wonder if it's really realistic to have a one-size-fits-all approach to formatting. It makes total sense that the needs of a user who is sighted like Judy, would be different from the needs of someone like myself who is not. For example, the first thing I do when I pull up a book in MS-Word, is make the font size uniform throughout the document. I find that getting rid of large fonts makes the editing process much easier. Similarly, I don't care about page numbering in fiction books, and I don't want to have to forward my braille display through a line of dashes, another line that says "blank page" and then another line of dashes. Bookshare seems much more willing to ask me to put up with that, than to say that a sighted user should have to live without enlarged chapter headings. I'm not sure what the answer to all this is, but I will say that I've been feeling unhappy for a while now about what I'm seeing coming out of Bookshare.Best, Donna To unsubscribe from this list send a blank Email to bksvol-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxput the word 'unsubscribe' by itself in the subject line. To get a list of available commands, put the word 'help' by itself in the subject line.To unsubscribe from this list send a blank Email to bksvol-discuss-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxput the word 'unsubscribe' by itself in the subject line. To get a list of available commands, put the word 'help' by itself in the subject line.
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On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 8:02 PM, Greg Smith <greg(at)2ndquadrant(dot)com> wrote: > The concept I thought was interesting and wanted to explore for a minute was > what a single page listing all the still active free add-on components in > the briefest way possible would look like, as a potential replacement for > the "place to find add-ons" component of pgFoundry. 'add-ons' is far too short sighted (much like the seemingly endless mentions of CPAN). There are far more things than just add-ons to deal with, and most of them could never be installed/managed with anything like CPAN. Consider just Windows for a minute - we have database add-ons (think contrib modules), applications such as pgAdmin, .NET applications which may need certain versions of the .NET runtimes, IIS applications, PHP apps that need a suitable Apache/PHP build, JBOSS apps...... All those things are things we want to tell users about, to show off the rich range of 'stuff' you can get to work with PostgreSQL. Most don't even remotely fit into the add-ons class though. > Maybe that page could > be produced as a view out of the software catalogue, but it's missing two of > the three critical pieces of data: the version compatibility info and a > *short* description. You'd also have to add a lot more projects. The short description could be added if people felt it was required. It wasn't something that was wanted when we specced out the original project. The version compatibility info was one of the things we intentionally left off. Why? Because after a we added a project/product to any of the old pages that had anything like that kind of info, the data invariably became out of date within a few months, and we simply didn't (and still do not) have the manpower to keep those sort of ever-changing details up to date. -- Dave Page EnterpriseDB UK: http://www.enterprisedb.com
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I am enjoying APB Reloaded, playing the pvp areas. A lot of fun, but I am kicked out of the game every few minutes by PunkBuster.
Played a bit of the ShootMania: Storm beta. I really approve of the level editor! The movement is a bit wonky though (it slides a lot), but overall it seems like it could be pretty good fun.
Mirror's Edge. Awesome so far, great news that we may get a sequel. Probably one of the prettiest games I've ever played as well.
San Andreas
Just beat that infamous Wrong Side Of The Tracks level and it was surprisingly easy. Was I that bad at games back then? Today I even crashed a bike once and still completed it on the first arttempt. Back then I felt like only way to beat this level is to do everything perfectly, now I just cleared it no problem.
Twin Sector- 99p in the Steam sale and I've had my eye on it for years. I can sometimes be a patient man.
Very very rough around the edges, but there is a good game there. In some ways I wish they'd given up the pretense of plot as the game looks cheapest during the pre-rendered cutscenes. If they went with a qube type aesthetic/plot it'd have probably been less work, looked better and been more professional. In any case I really like the Glove mechanics and at their best moments it can be extremely slick. The puzzles are moderately good with a decent rewarding feeling on figuring something out. Its just a shame about everything else.
Ultimately its an impressive creation for an indie title and certainly something to be proud of, but it feels like it tried to reach a little too high especially being an FPS puzzler in the wake of Portal's release.
Red Dead Redemption. Terrible controls and a UI that always requires more button presses than it should to do anything. Also I doubt that any real human cowboy ever personally killed as many folk as I have so far -- just reached Mexico.
I'm just very casually and slowly exploring the world of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It is such a versatile game. It can be played as a very tense and atmospheric shooter, or, while watching something else on another screen, I can patiently kill/knock-out (I'll regularly change my mind about that) everyone in a certain area, and then progress further towards that objective I've completely forgotten about while coolly stealthing around the place.
Also, I've started to dabble around Minecraft again, for the first time in at least a year. My god, how that's changed!
Eva in Peril is possibly one of the best side quests ever. And Strange Man. You'll know exactly what I mean when you play them. RDR is such a brilliant games, it's a shame it's not on PC too.
Currently splitting my gaming time in half.
On one side, Saint's Row 3. So, so much fun. It's basically GTA3 - my favourite GTA - turned up to eleven in every way. Except in music, but the mixtape idea is so good all sandbox games with radio stations should adopt it from now on. It's funny, it's zany, the mechanics are good, there's certainly plenty to do, the customisation's great and pretty much an all-around excellent sandbox adventure.
On the other side, Tribes: Ascend. I'm not a huge multiplayer person but every now and then I do get the desire for it, and the scifi style of Tribes mixed with it being F2P made it a pretty comfortable thing to try. I'm really enjoying it, and I haven't even dared to wander outside the team deathmatch mode yet. Can imagine it only gets better once I get involved with the other modes. Unlocking speed seems rather painfully slow, even with the Steam Starter Pack boost (which I got from the sales), but on the other hand I've been pretty happy with the standard load-out for the class I currently play so *shrug*.
Fuck me,was playing game for over an hour in Medieval 2 and didn't saved,suddenly i was back to the desktop,with no error screens or anything similar.
Inspired by a lack of real football going on, I'm getting seriously into Football Manager 2012 for the first time. It's a unique experience to play in Germany with a database mod that opens up the lower leagues, because unlike Spain, your reserve team is part of the normal league structure and you can directly control them. (Without mods, you can still do this with Bremen or Stuttgart.) Get your reserves promoted to the second division and they'll be an excellent feeder team for your younger players who need match experience but aren't ready for the first team. If you want the optimal youth development process, that's probably how to do it.
Right now I'm playing Steam, where I explore until I find something that either interests me or that I forgot I wanted, then I check the price and decide whether I want it or not.
In a more general sense: BF3 (though less than before), MGS: Peace Walker, Cargo: The Search For Gravity (what an excellent game that turned out to be!) and I intend to start playing Payday: The Heist from now on after having spent a handful of minutes on it for the first time today.


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Twelve years ago, in his smash hit, "Back That Thang Up," Juvenile made the following prediction: "Cash Money records taking over in the '99 and 2000."
Mr. Juvenile was wrong, though. In '99 and 2000, the only man taking over was Pedro Martinez. Pedro's performance from 1999-2000 is the greatest two-year peak that any pitcher has ever had.
In both years, he made the All-Star team, won the Cy Young award, and finished in the top five of the MVP voting. As Joe Posnanski wrote a couple of months ago:
I have always loved what Bill James said about Pedro Martinez; he basically said that Pedro was a testament to the exponential power of numbers. Ten plus 10 is only 20. Ten times 10 is only 100. But 10 to the 10th power is 10,000,000,000, which is 10 billion. Martinez at his best had a great fastball, a great slider, a great curveball and a great change-up. Each individually was good enough to make him effective. Multiplied by each other, well... he was something beyond great.
So which season was better? Here's the comparison:
1999: 23-4, 2.07 ERA, 313 Ks, 213.1 IP, 0.92 WHIP, 1.39 FIP, 243 ERA+, 13.2 SO/9
2000: 18-6, 1.74 ERA, 284 Ks, 217 IP, 0.74 WHIP, 2.17 FIP, 291 ERA+, 11.8 SO/9
Martinez was rarely perfectly healthy, but his playing time was similar in both seasons, so that doesn't make the comparison any easier. Martinez spent time on the disabled list in each year, a late-July stint in 1999 and an early July stint in 2000 that caused him to miss the All-Star game. He only made a combined 58 starts in the two seasons, 29 in each year.
He finished second in the MVP voting in 1999 while only finishing fifth in 2000. So the voters seem to have felt that 1999 was more dominant. Certainly, he won more games,
pitched more innings, and struck out more batters in 1999. But in 2000, his ERA was far lower, his ERA+ was far better, he pitched a few more innings, his K/BB was a smidge better because he lowered his walks, and his WHIP was a disgustingly inconceivable .74, the lowest ever by a starting pitcher who qualified for the ERA title. (The previous record was Walter Johnson's 0.78 in 1913.) Pedro was amazing in 1999, but in 2000 it was pretty much impossible to reach base against the man.
Because his FIP was lower in 1999, Fangraphs' fWAR stat favors 1999 over 2000, 12.1 to 10.1; because his ERA was lower in 2000, and the league's ERA was higher, baseball-reference's rWAR stat favors 2000 over 1999, 10.1 to 8.4. In fact, the disparity between his ERA and that of other mere mortals in 2000 was staggering: not only did Pedro's 1.74 ERA lead the league, but it was literally less than half that of his closest competitor, Roger Clemens, who posted a 3.70 ERA. Pedro was on another planet.
In 2008, blogger Steve Caimano found that the FIP disparity was largely due to Batting Average on Balls in Play. Over his career, Pedro had a BABIP of .282, but in 1999 it was .325 and in 2000 it was .237. That discrepancy also more than explains the difference in ERA between the two years. Essentially, his FIP is far lower in 1999 because the FIP formula considers his high 1999 BABIP to have been "unlucky"; more balls fell for hits than would otherwise have been expected, which shouldn't be considered his fault. His FIP is higher in 2000 because, by the same token, his BABIP in 2000 was "lucky," as he gave up far fewer hits than he otherwise usually would have.
Whether you believe that Pedro's 1999 or 2000 season was greater basically comes down to how old-school or new-school you are. As I wrote a year ago:
Basically, the fundamental difference between old-school stats and new-school stats is that old-school stats measure what happened at the surface level — batting average, earned run average, wins. New-school stats try to measure each player's contribution to those surface stats, while filtering out the contributions of their teammates and the random fluctuations of chance.
Pedro's 1999 season was otherworldly, and he probably deserved to win the MVP. But his 2000 was even better on the surface, and I just don't see anything below the surface to contradict it. So the only way to say that his 1999 season was better than his 2000 season is if I decided I didn't want to give him full credit for what actually happened in 2000 — he gave up fewer runs in 2000, and the only way to explain that away is to say that he somehow didn't deserve to.
I just can't bring myself to do that. FIP is a great predictor for future performance, because it measures the components of runs at a more granular level than ERA, but because it isn't run-based, it isn't a great descriptor of the past. I'm not so uncharitable as to penalize Pedro for getting lucky on his BABIP in 2000. Hey, I was lucky enough to watch him. It was the best season I'll ever see any pitcher have.
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Olmsted County Places - Rock Dell Township
ROCK DELL township, organized May 11, 1858, has narrow gorges or dells, with ragged cliffs of limestone, eroded by little streams flowing northward to the South branch of the Zumbro river.
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The year 1854 was that in which the first settlements were made. Nels Nelson, Tollef Oleson, Ole Oleson, Ole Amanson, Guta Molson, I. Golberg, Ole Tollefson and Ole Christ, all settled here this year. They came mostly from the Norwegian settlements in Dane county, Wisconsin. Rock Dell is almost wholly settled by Scandinavians. There are in the southwest corner of the town a few Irish and in the center two American families. The first birth in this town was that of Ole T. Oleson, son of T. Oleson, born on the 9th of September, 1854. The first death was Guta Molson. There was but little timber here when the first settlements were made, but now every farmer has an acre or more of timber, oak, poplar or cottonwood, which he has cultivated for his own use. In the northwest corner of the town there is a marsh of fully 300 acres, and in the southern part there are a few small ones.
There is one store of general merchandise in the town, owned by Nels Magneson, who is also postmaster for the Rock Dell post-office. This store was first opened by Antonie Johnson in 1876, it stands on section 8.
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When I was asked to contribute this special column concerning the impact of gangs here in Lodi, two observations became abundantly clear: 1.) I know very little about gangs, the why, how, where and when; and 2.) the 700-plus kids who use our faculties on a daily bases not only know more about gangs than I, but they at some point in their young lives (sooner rather than later) are going to be challenged to make a critical, life-changing decision.
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The product is advertised as a backpack/ dry bag, but is simply just a cheap looking drawstring bag thing. I thought this was going to be a solidly built dry bag but its not.


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Blog: entries tagged with "public+space"
Many hands make light (art)work
Friday 3 August 2007
Three pieces. The first two were passed along by a fellow DIYer who's working on interactive electronic public art (thanks Gabe!):
First up, the Graffiti Research Lab and their collaborators have produced a laptop / camera / projector setup that lets you paint on the side of a building.
Their software lets you define the contours of the wall you're projecting onto, then tracks the position of a laser pointer beam using video fed from the camera, and draws the resulting lines - with some simulated paint dripping, for added effect. Naturally, it's open source, complete with instructions.
Next, Body Movies by Rafael Lozano-Hemmer. Portraits are projected on a huge scale on walls surrounding a public square, revealed in the shadows thrown by passers-by. If people in the square arrange themselves in a matching pose, the projections switch. But much more interesting is the ways that people spontaneously interact, given the possibility of casting gigantic shadows of radically different sizes. It turns into instant mimed improv.
And finally, PIKA PIKA, a "lightning doodle project". Doodler Takeshi explains:
We took a photo of each image using long exposures and put them together to make them look like one animation.
To work on this project,we went out to various places in Japan:parks,under the train track,the Tokyo Bay,school hallways,and so on.
We got all sorts of friends in different fields together to work on this project.
During the process,they got to know each other and discover new things. This is also about "communication".
People can meet new friends as they create a piece art very easy which brings every one happiness.
We spend a very enjoyable evening at the workshop and the party through this animation.
The results are delightful to watch, too - it's like a live performance of a Norman McLaren scratch-animation film, with luminous creatures and designs running riot through real physical spaces. I love how the "performers" are often faintly visible, but obscured, like bunraku puppeteers.
The beauty of these projects is how intuitive they are to use. Casting shadows, drawing with light… even if they're a little tricky to get the hang of, the concept is utterly simple and inviting. And they let people think and interact with their whole bodies.
Now we need to make "computers for the rest of you." GUI technology allows you to drag and drop, but it won't notice if you twist and shout.
— Dan O'Sullivan and Tom Igoe, Physical Computing
The body is the large brain.
— Brian Eno
Bringing back the Don
Wednesday 18 April 2007
Monday night I caught the presentations by the four design teams chosen as finalists in the TWRC competition to create a plan for the Lower Don Lands - the area west of the Don Roadway, between the railway yard north of the Gardiner and the shipping channel. All four presentations had some great elements, and some were downright inspiring. (It was a stark contrast to the city's street-furniture tender, a shabby excercise that seems to get worse the more we hear about it.)
The mouth of the Don River was once the largest wetland on the Great Lakes, according to one of last night's presentations. 19th-century development and industry reduced it to a cesspit, and engineers finally confined it to a narrow concrete-lined ditch to prevent floods and channel sewage straight into the lake. Goal one of the competition, therefore, was to renaturalize the river mouth - a task that most of them handled well.
Here's a rundown of the four proposals:
Street furniture
Friday 8 September 2006
(Expanded from a comment I left on the Spacing Wire - it helped crystallize some thoughts I'd been meaning to write about here.)
The City of Toronto has been working on a Coordinated Street Furniture Program for a few months now. They write:
Over the past decade, a number of new street furniture elements have been added onto Toronto's streetscape. Some items such as the Post and Ring Bike Stand, have been individual successes. However all of these pieces, including transit shelters, waste/recycling bins, benches and phone booths have been designed as separate elements. Publication vending boxes have also grown in number and vie for space and prominence with other street furniture on the public sidewalk.
A coordinated street furniture program will harmonize the design and placement of these street amenities in an aesthetically appealing, functional and accessible manner.
While this may mean a better unified streetscape - a "signature look" for our newspaper boxes and lampposts and whatnot - I'm not big on the thought of the whole city having the same look from end to end.
Having standards for our street furniture, that's hardly a bad thing. But standardizing it is a different matter. I'd much rather see pieces designed by local artists, like the Style In Progress utility box project, or Intersection Repair in Portland.
I'd love to see a provision in the program to let neighbourhoods decide on their own furniture… or even a bit of money toward helping people (artists, neighbourhood associations, anyone!) to create/improve street furniture. What if there was someone you could go to for advice on bench standards, or on how to make sure your awesome-looking bike loops are theft-proof?
Hmm. A new how-to column for Spacing?
In my fevered imagination I'm seeing a cross between Make magazine and Christopher Alexander's A Pattern Language… perhaps I should look around for a blog to contribute to, or start one.
Along the streets
Tuesday 4 July 2006
Took a couple cool walks through the west end, down the hill north of Davenport that marks the ancient Lake Iroquois shoreline, past the old Wychwood streetcar barns and the Tollkeeper's Cottage, a couple of souvenirs of Toronto's transportation history. The former site is slated for conversion to artists' studios, greenhouses and parkland, the latter for restoration as a national heritage site.
And there were other neat things along the way - parks and neighbourhoods and friendly cats, and other stuff that may provide inspiration for the radio scripts I've been working on.
Down on Bloor Street, we passed by the trio of construction sites at Varsity Stadium, the Royal Conservatory and the ROM, and wandered down Philosopher's Walk past the Conservatory and the U of T music building, there to check out the second lamppost bass installed by Richard Bishop (who ran across my post about his earlier installation, the Kensington Bass, and was kind enough to alert me to the arrival of its new sibling). A bit tough to play, but fun! I'll have to come by with my contact microphone and an amp or recorder sometime.
Speaking of the urban landscape, city council is now seeking proposals to provide street furniture citywide. One side effect of this is that the Eucan "monster bin" project (see left) is dead. Good thing too - but we'd better keep an eye on the proceedings and let councillors know we want ads kept under control.
There's also one really maddening bit: those three-sided "ad pillars" that AstralMedia have installed in parks are exempt from all this. They're just off the sidewalk, and therefore within the jurisdiction of Parks and Rec, not Urban Planning.
More about this via Spacing Wire. Also, a Star article by Christopher Hume.
Also, on Friday, Newmindspace (instigators of Bubble Battles, subway and streetcar parties, and other revelry) are having a big mobile party they're calling Flight Of Fancy, somewhere close to downtown. Route to be annouced via email. I'm gonna be there, hopefully playing some music!
Tuesday 25 April 2006
Dan Gibson, nature sound recordist. He actually died over a month ago, but I hadn't heard until now. When I was a kid, we had the very first Solitudes LP, back before his son talked him into adding music (a smart commercial move, I'll grant you, but no thanks - I'd rather have just the sounds).
Jane Jacobs, author and champion of neighbourhoods and cities as vital entities. Her book The Death and Life Of Great American Cities spurred me to study urban planning (I discovered it, in turn, through Stewart Brand's How Buildings Learn). (via Spacing Wire)
The Kensington Bass
Tuesday 16 August 2005
From time to time, the four of us in this house get together with a friend or two for coffee or dinner and talk about Stuff - tonight it was a long conversation about spirituality and purpose and big things like that. Afterward, we wandered up Augusta St into Kensington Market, and sat for a while in Bellevue Square Park, chatting and watching the action: two rambunctious dogs, a grizzled guy with a staff who seemed to be putting hexes on people…
And then I looked up at the light standard next to our picnic bench, and saw that it had strings.
Someone had drilled holes in the aluminum pole, bolted on a makeshift bridge, and strung it like an upright bass. Above the nut (if it can be called that) was inscribed "The Kensington Bass", and below, the artist's name (though I understand he's a bit secretive about it now). It was tunable, and in pretty good tune. It's been there, according to the inscription, since June. I amused myself playing all the Soul Coughing songs I could remember. A bit hard to play for my hands, used to playing electric… but still, how delightful!
Dundas Square
Thursday 20 March 2003
From the Chicago Tribune, March 19th: "Media giant's rally sponsorship raises questions" (Thank you, Boing Boing.)
"In a move that has raised eyebrows in some legal and journalistic circles, Clear Channel radio stations in Atlanta, Cleveland, San Antonio, Cincinnati and other cities have sponsored rallies attended by up to 20,000 people."
Now, let me tell you about Dundas Square. It's an odd little triangle downtown that used to be full of cheap and/or sleazy shops, in an area that was seriously damaged by the construction of the giant Eaton Centre shopping mall next door. A year or three ago they knocked down the buildings to make way for a new public square.
Fair enough; downtown could use more of that sort of thing. But the concept for the square - essentially our own miniature version of Times Square - has always struck me as ridiculous. Times Square is awe-inspiring in its way: street advertising and trashy glitz taken to its greatest extreme. To mimic it is to miss the point. It's tacky, uncreative, me-tooish - exactly the sort of thing that Canadians from one end of the country to the other love to mock Toronto for.
The square, then, is surrounded by billboards and giant screens showing full-colour video. And crowning it all is The Media Tower, on the northwest corner (it's the drum-shaped thing in the photos). Essentially it's a big box made of girders, several stories high, made for the express purpose of hanging ads on. Guess who owns it. Yay, Clear Channel!
On the other hand, Dundas Square has provided a nice location for antiwar demos. That's one of the most important functions for a public square, after all. And it makes me feel a bit better.
And hey! There's this big fat target waiting if agit-pranksters want to hang a banner or something. With lots of exposed girders to chain themselves to.
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Experience adds its 2nd MLL partner: Charlotte Hounds
Experience is proud to announce the addition of its second Major League Lacrosse partner the Charlotte Hounds. The addition of the Hounds brings Experience's partner total to three professional lacrosse teams (Denver Outlaws (MLL) and Colorado Mammoth (NLL)). Lacrosse is the fastest growing team sport in the nation with double digit growth for the past decade, but what makes the professional leagues special is the access to the players. The Hounds have a number of Experiential Upgrades available for their Season Ticket Holders that involve the Hounds Players. Hounds Memories include:
– Catch on the Field with a Hound: Share a game of catch with a Hound on historic American Legion Memorial field before the game starts.
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The Utah softball program received committments from athletes, the first post-Pac-12 class to join the Utes, coached by Amy Hogue.
Bridget Castro, Sammy Cordova, Hannah Flippen, Bella Secaira, Autumn Shipp, Anissa Urtez and Maddy Woodard will enroll at Utah next fall.
"We have seven signees, which that's the biggest class we have put together. It's also the first recruiting class that we had committed after the Pac-12 announcement," Hogue said. "The quality of athletes that we have access to is getting better and better. Our hope is that the program will continue to rise as well."
Woodward led Salt Lake Community College with 16 home runs last season and was named the SWAC Player of the Year as well as being named as a NJCAA First-Team All American.
"I believe she can play anywhere on the field," Hogue said about the Murray resident. "She has the ability to hit multiple home runs, steal multiple bases and hit for average. A middle infielder for SLCC, but has also played the corners. She is an extremely talented and versatile athlete. Being a junior, I expect her to help lead this incoming group of freshmen."


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See these ladies and gentlemen here? They gave me inspiration.
Firefly/Serenity hat quote
(for my fellow geeks out there)
Jayne: (wearing ugly homemade hat) "How's it sit? Pretty cunning, don'tchya think?"Go big or go home.
Kaylee: "I think it's the sweetest hat ever."
Book: "Makes a statement."
Jayne: "Yeah, yeah!"
Wash: "A man walks down the street in that hat, people know he's not afraid of anything."
Jayne: "Damn straight."
So, I bought the biggest sun hat I could find. Then I bought out the dollar store craft section. This was the result.
We went to a tea room for the party. Ladies were taking my picture left and right. My mom had to stick me in the corner, though: no one wanted to get knocked in the head by my larger than life hat!
So versatile!
Not only did I wear this to my mother's tea party, but I was able to wear it again at a tea party for my daughter's Girl Scout troop. I won first prize for the best hat. Are you surprised?
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Too hot for TXThis reviewer rated product 4 out of 5 stars.bwff2 days ago
I bought the shorts based on price, but they're too heavy to be worn in the summer TX heat. Pay a bit more for the tennis shorts.
ShortsThis reviewer rated product 4 out of 5 stars.Tonnie 571 week ago
Brought these for my grandson. Very nice shorts for the money.
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Great shorts but the belts got to go.This reviewer rated product 3 out of 5 stars.Paul Houston1 month ago
I have all the colors. They fit well, cool during hot summers, dries super fast, stitches are tough, and well made. One that I don't like is the cheap belts. They come loose all the time. Be aware if you're planning to change out the belt. Some of shorts have build in belt so the cheap belts can not be removed and some of the shorts the belts can be removed. My suggestion is remove the old belt, put it in the trash can and use the old type belts, they are much better. Last the only way ... to tell if you can or can not remove the belt is, look at the back of the shorts and if you can not see the belt, than its non removable, of you can see the belt from the back side, it's removable type. Well hope this helps, happy fishing!
Great shortsThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Juice25163 months ago
The shorts are cool when wearing them. They are lightweight. Wash great. They are true to size.
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Great ShortsThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.CandiceDoubleC5 days ago
I recently purchased the compression pants and decided to give the shorts a try. My husband loves them both! It's hard to find clothing for big guys at a decent price. These are definitely winners!
Great productThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Renegade Buck1 year ago
I ride a motorcycle and on hot days, regular underwear was very uncomfortable as they didn't "wick" away perspiration. I play senior baseball and as a rule I wear compression shorts under my baseball pants, so I thought I'd give them a try on the motorcycle. Man, what a revelation!! These shorts are terrific. They stay in place, wick away perspiration and are very comfortable, unlike regular boxer shorts that seem to move around all the time. Great product to wear if you ride a motorcycle ... particularly in warm or hot weather. I am a 37" waist, 205 lbs. and wear an XL.
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Best shorts I've ever ownedThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.RandyU3 weeks ago
I am retired in a coastal area and so wear shorts daily. I discovered these shorts awhile back and they are now the only shorts I buy. They are made from heavy cloth and have pockets that are the right size for the things I carry. They also have a side pocket with elastic at the top that is perfect for an iphone. It isn't underneath me when I sit but is placed very conveniently for access. I only wish they came in more colors.
Good ProductThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.ebb97823 months ago
Was delighted to learn Academy Sports offered this type of shorts. Owned similar pair, purchased from another retailer. Like the shorter inseam, especially. Purchased two pair, and will probably purchase in the future because these will be worn very often because I like them so much.
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Hubby is so happy right now!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Anonymous2 weeks ago
He just put on his brand-new (washed) cargo shorts, and is loving life. There is even a pocket for his cell phone, so at least in the summer he won't have to wear it on his belt, where it catches. BTW, these shorts replaced a pair of four-year-old Lee cargo shorts. I know we get great quality when we shop here (and the sales are really great too!!). Thanks again Lee!This review was originally posted to lee.com.
Great product!!!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Texaslynx1 week ago
Purchased these shorts for employees as part of uniform for our boat repair business.. Look and feel good but tough enough to stand the work.
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PhenomenalThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Daring_Otter1 week ago
I bought these in person at an academy a year ago and realized I was doing the wash more often just so I could wear them again. So I bought 2 more pairs. Not too low and super lightweight. And pockets.
Comfortable conservative shorts for womenThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Bluebirdsuns1 year ago
I am 5'9", 150 lb female. Conservative shorts with longer inseam very hard to find in women's style (most women's shorts are low rise and fit well below the navel....even lower if you are tall).. These shorts (medium) fit great...plenty of room for women's hip shape. I love the roomy pockets. I use them not for tennis but for walking, daily wear. They hold up well.. These are a great value.
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Not a lot of giveThis reviewer rated product 3 out of 5 stars.ogubiae1 month ago
Purchased for my husband who has an athletic build and the length was great (he's 6'3''). However, the fit wasn't as comfortable because the shorts don't have much stretch in them.
These deliver the goods!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.tiggerjock11 months ago
Long inseam keeps everything in place, cup pocket for your jock cup works great, keeps mine in place very well. Love the neon green color. Glad I bought this.
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Husband loves them.This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.April553 weeks ago
Very comfortable and easy care. Like the reversible aspect.
Great FitThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Guaranteed3 months ago
My son loves them. They are the perfect length. Not too long!
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Keeps warm and coolThis reviewer rated product 4 out of 5 stars.RGP12 months ago
I bought these out of season, but still got the benefit of appreciating on cooler days when you want the comfort of wearing a short for working out, but want what you are wearing to be warm from the car to the gym. These are also good shorts to wear in the colder season. They are a good fit and keep their shape.
Great product.This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Ninernation2 months ago
Great product. Great quality. Purchased for working.
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amazing fitThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.tito12214 weeks ago
I bought for my son he absolutely loves thehell way they feel!
Nice shorts!This reviewer rated product 4 out of 5 stars.ThundaCatz6 months ago
NIce shorts, lightweight, good fit. Would definitely buy a pair from here again.
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Best shorts ever!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Man Who Drinks Guinness4 months ago
Utsually a product line doesn't last but one, maybe two seasons. I'm very pleased to see that Academy continues to carry these shorts. I've already worn six pair of these until they are frayed at the leg hem, and I just bought six more pair. I'm retired, so I wear them literally every day. They are the coolest, most comfortable shorts that I can remember owning. I wear them at my lake house so they sometimes get wet, but the material dries very quickly. I certainly hope Academy continues to carry them.
School shortsThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.LukesMom20081 week ago
My son loves these shorts. They're not super long so perfect for allowing him to be mobile at recess. Loves quick dri feature and elastic inset in waistband make very comfortable. Like gym shorts but khakis. Has belt loops so no issues wearing belt and tucking shirt in for dress code. He is 56" tall and 130lbs--husky build--and wears a 30".
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Great basketball shorts.This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Puddi1 month ago
Very nice product, great price, son was very pleased with them.
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Comfortable fitThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Marty472 months ago
Purchased the shorts for my husband and son-in-law and they love them . They were exactly as described
Love these shorts!This reviewer rated product 4 out of 5 stars.TRawls2 years ago
I purchased the first pair of these in the store. My son loved these so much that I'm online to order more. I was surprised to see that they had reviewed poorly before. My son is 14, and husky and already we are buying men's sizes to fit him. He is thick through the torso and bottom and thighs and these fit him well. He is also particular about shorts being long enough, and I was pleasantly surprised that these passed muster with him. They look really nice, wash well, (and he has really put them ... through the ringer so far) and he says they are super comfortable. Buying several more pair today!
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I live in themThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Anonymous1 month ago
I would wear these seven days a week if I could. I really should have that many pairs. The Class V shorts are a virtually perfect product. They fulfill their purpose with simplicity every time and for such a long time that over the life of the shorts it basically costs nothing to own them. I especially like how the fabric is stiffer than the paper thin material in my Better Than Nakeds for when I need protection against abrasion.This review was originally posted to thenorthface.com.
Great shorts!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.All4okst1 week ago
Perfect shorts to get wet or stay dry in. Good for almost anything.
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Waist snap works fine for meThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Outdoor Man 19622 years ago
I went to the online store to purchase more of these shorts because my local store was out of inventory and was surprised to see another customer give these shorts a bad review. I have never had a problem with the snap on these shorts and this is the third season for me to purchase them. Another thing I really like about these shorts other than their rugged material is that there are no flaps on the pockets so that when I pull them out of the dryer, they are looking great with no ironing necessary.
Awesome pair of shortsThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.niftyfifty12 years ago
Excellent pair of shorts!!! Wash and wear very well. Purchased 2 last year and still looks good!!! No problems at all with snap in front. Will be purchasing more for my son that he can wear for school and other activities.
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Not bad, not my fav either.This reviewer rated product 4 out of 5 stars.Irishbulldog362 months ago
True to size, pretty comfortable, good price. Nothing wrong, or to complain about - overall a pretty good deal for the money!
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Great Work ShortsThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.NewOrleansACE3 years ago
Bought 3 pair last year and wear them to work (landscaping, maintenance etc.) Almost Industructable but comfortable... lots of pockets for keys, tools, cell phone -and room for movement.
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Extremely Confortable and Looks real goodThis reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.Chico91502 weeks ago
I certainly will purchase another color within the next two weeks because I am traveling
favorite shorts ever!This reviewer rated product 5 out of 5 stars.dspears781 year ago
I bought these shorts about a month ago and have a few pairs now. They are extremely light weight, and they dry fast! when fishing, hiking, or just everyday use they are my favorite.
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Telecommunications Sector, Bruised and Battered, Looks to a Brighter Future
June 20, 2002
Commercial banks specialize in the management of credit risks, particularly those associated with commercial loans. Evaluating the prospects for an individual commercial borrower or an industry sector is a highly subjective art, requiring the lender or portfolio manager to gauge current conditions and to look ahead at how conditions may evolve over time. The telecommunications sector presents a particular challenge to lenders and analysts at the present time because current conditions are clearly weak and there is uncertainty over how and when a recovery in the sector may ultimately unfold.
The FDIC carefully follows trends in the general economy and in key industry sectors, and does so with three main goals in mind. First, to the extent that insured institutions have credit exposures to sectors such as telecommunications, the FDIC must incorporate an evaluation of those exposures into its overall assessment of likely failures among insured institutions over the near term. Second, the FDIC has established processes to continually exchange information between its analysts and bank supervisors so that both can be better informed as to the prospects for the industry and the degree of risk in bank credit portfolios. Finally, the FDIC also communicates directly with lenders and outside industry analysts on emerging trends in the economy and credit portfolios in the belief that frequent dialog leads to better risk management on the part of all concerned.
Today, the FDIC published a Bank Trends report by Senior Financial Economist Stephen C. Gabriel that discusses current trends and future prospects in the telecommunications industry. Over the past two years the industry has been battered by forces ranging from a slowing economy and plunging stock prices to a withdrawal of primary sources of capital. The result has been rising credit risk, growing losses, and mounting bankruptcies and defaults. Although the long-term prospects in telecommunications are more encouraging, the more profitable times of the future will have to wait for the current scenario of stress and consolidation to run its course.
For the full Bank Trends report, entitled "Telecommunications Sector, Bruised and Battered, Looks to a Brighter Future," go to: http://www.fdic.gov/bank/analytical/bank/index.html
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BALI UPDATE #402 - 24 May 2004
Bali Arrivals January - April 2004
Bali by the Numbers: Detailed Breakdown January April Arrivals Show General Pick Up from 2003 But Still A Way to Go to Equal 2001 Totals.
Number Crunchers, start your engines!
Detailed breakdowns of direct foreign arrivals via Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport for the first four months of 2004 are providing an increasingly clearer picture of where Bali's tourism fortunes are headed.
Overall, A Stellar Performance
Climbing out of the depths of despair that characterized arrivals in the first four months of 2003 following the Bali bombing and leading up to the Iraqi invasion, arrival figures for January-April 2004 improved 57.02%. When, however, compared to the same period in 2001 this year's figure continue to lag by -9.54%.
Asia Pacific - Largely Recovered
Asia-Pacific visitors are returning to Bali in droves, improving 82.15% in the first four months of 2004 from the same period a year earlier. Among the key performers in the region only Japan revealed some hesitancy towards recovery - up 59.82% for January-April but still 19.4% below 2001 totals.
On the other side of the coin, both Taiwan and Australia are logging major strides forward, suggesting those two markets may well and truly be off the
"critical patient list."
Taiwanese travelers increased 40.57% in the January-April 2004 period with totals virtually equal to the numbers produced in 2001. Meanwhile, Australian arrivals jumped a staggering 158.18% as travelers from
Down Under
shook off the after effects of the Bali Bombing in totals that even managed to exceed 2001 totals for the same period by 5%.
ASEAN Slow and Steady
ASEAN direct arrivals improved 20.82% in the first four months of this year, recording a 94% overall increase in visitors between 2004 and 2001. Malaysian was the star performer in ASEAN, up 40.29% with 13,786 visitors in the first four months of 2004. Singapore's figure dropped 11.08%, down to 11,955 possibly reflecting the lack of special price offers from that market present in 2003 as part of Singapore Airline's rescue package for Bali.
The America's Better, But Far From Good
Direct arrivals from The Americas jumped 50.41 % for January-April 2004 from just a year earlier. U.S. citizen arrivals improved 68.26% for the period - totaling 15.049 tourists, a figure still 41.9% behind 2001 when 25,917 yanks visited Bali between January and April.
Europe A Slower Path to Recovery
As a whole, European arrivals improved, but only by 25.36% in the first four months of 2004, totaling 89.916 visitors. Compared, however, to the same period in 2001 (136,173 visitors) European arrivals are lagging by -33.97%.
Despite negative travel advisories the U.K. travelers were up 32.87% year to date but were down 20,000 visitors as compared to the first four months of 2001.
German travelers improved 26.05% but still not enough to make up for the 23.56% shortfall from the same period in 2001.
Finally, the Dutch decreased 1.05% for January-April 2004 as compared to a year before, down 26.47% from the 12,841 who visited in the same period in 2001.
has created a detailed breakdown of arrivals for the period January - April 2001 through 2004 - which can be downloaded without charge at the end of this report.
More information:
Breakdown By Residency January-April 2001-2004
A New Office for Garuda in Tuban
Relocated Kuta Sales Office Promises Upgraded Customer Service.
Garuda Indonesia
has moved its Kuta area sales office from the
Inna Kuta Beach Hotel
to a new location at the
Kuta Paradiso Hotel
in South Kuta.
The move, effective from May 16, 2004, will offer ticketing, reservations as well as
city check-in
for both international and domestic passengers.
The telephone contact for the new office is ++62-(0)361-751179.
Aviation Fuel Costing More
Passenger Borne Fuel Surcharges Seen as Having Minimal Impact on Travel Demand.
A world-wide surge in the price of crude oil to prices in excess of US$ 40 per barrel is making itself felt on international air travelers.
The majority of the international air carriers, with varying amounts of fanfare, are adding
fuel surcharges
to cover their increased cost of fuel, estimated to account for anywhere between 10 to 30 percent of an airline's total operating costs.
The major inbound carriers to Bali among them
Singapore Airlines, Qantas, Cathay Pacific, Garuda Indonesia
Air Paradise
have reportedly all introduced or confirmed their intention to add fuel surcharges in the near future.
Jet-Fuel prices stand at more than US$ 48 a barrel, an increase of over 26% from the price in late 2003 and represent a four year peak.
Despite the higher fuel costs, demand for air passenger seats across Asia remains buoyant, with demand up nearly 15% from a year earlier.
Government to Stop New Domestic Carriers?
Parliament Commission Calls for a Halt to New Start-Up Domestic Carriers.
Commission IV of the National Parliament (DPR) have requested the Government stop issuing new operating licenses scheduled for domestic air carriers.
Quoted in the Indonesian-language
Bisnis Indonesia
, Commission IV member Maman Sulaiman said, "the Department of Communications must stop freely issuing new flight operating licenses and consider the sustainability of those carriers already in operation in order to create a healthy, competitive business environment."
At a recent meeting of the
Indonesian Air Carrier Association (INACA)
in Yogyakarta, that organization also called on the Government to curtail or cut back on the issuance of licenses to new domestic airlines.
Unsympathetic to calls to shrink the air travel market and commenting in a separate forum, the Director General of Air Communications, Cucuk Suryo Suprodjo, insisted that his office would continue to issue operating licenses to new carriers who fulfill the stated requirements and can demonstrate financial viability.
According to
Bisnis Indonesia
, the Government has issued 27 airline operating licenses, 23 of which remain in business.
Prior to the recent deregulation of the Indonesian domestic air carrier environment, five airlines dominated the Country's skies. Now, with the introduction of many new carriers, passengers are enjoying competitive air fare levels that, in some cases, rival the cost of trains and bus travel over the same sectors.
Garuda to Convert Merpati Loans to Shares
Step Needed to Assist Cash-Strapped Carrier.
According to statements made by
Garuda Indonesia's (GA)
President Director, Indra Setiawan, before Commission IV of the Parliament (DPR), his airline has agreed in principle to convert loans made to
Merpati Nusantara Airlines (MZ)
equal to Rp. 250 billion (approximately US$ 27.8 million) into
mandatory convertible bond (MCB)
Equivalent to a capital investment in the company, the conversion will increase the current 7% stake held by
. Just how many shares
will net from the transaction is open to final negotiation with the Government the other shareholder in
As reported at
current balance sheet reflects negative equity with debts totaling more than Rp. 1.3 trillion (approximately US$ 144.5 million) against assets worth only US$ 88.9 million.
Approval for the restructuring of
finances via the conversion of debt to equity must receive final approval from the Agency for State Owned Enterprises (BUMN).
Once approval is in hand,
management will then move forward with plans to find a new investor able to inject the estimated Rp. 1 trillion (approximately US$ 111 million) needed to put the airline on a sound financial footing.
More information:
Related Story: Merpati Cash Crisis Continues
A People's Street Bazaar
ASITA To Host Three 'Bazaar Murah.'
The Bali Chapter of the
Association of Indonesian Tour and Travel Agents (ASITA)
is hosting a series of three separate 'Bazaar Murah' or 'People's Street Bazaars' to create a fun-based activity in Bali that will contribute to the economy of the general public.
Bazaar Murah ASITA
Each Bazaar will host some 60 booths selling both new and used items at bargain prices. Community members with items to sell can rent a space for Rp. 150,000 for ASITA members and Rp. 200,000 for non-ASITA members.
The scheduled dates for the
Bazaar Murah ASITA
Sunday, June 13, 2004, from 0700 1600 hours.
Sunday, September 5, 2004, from 0700 1600 hours.
Sunday, December 5, 2004 from 0700 until 1600 hours.
The location of the
Bazaar Murah ASITA
is in the yard of the Provincial Parliament Building (DPRD Propinsi Bali) in Renon, Denpasar.
Registration and Details
For more information or to register for a booth contact:
Secretariat ASITA
Gedung Diparda (ex. Kanwil Parpostel)
Jl. Raya Puputan No. 41, Renon Denpasar
Contact person: Ms. Ana or Mrs. Rus
Cigars Under the Stars
Cuban Cigars, Champagne, 7 Course Gourmet Dinner and 5 Wines at Bali's Ritz Carlton May 28, 2004.
Back by popular demand,
Ritz Carlton Bali, Resort & Spa
is presenting an evening of gourmet dining, fine wines and hand-rolled Cuban cigars on Friday, May 28, 2004.
Banned in America and increasingly frowned upon in a
smoker-free world
, cigars aplenty smoked by both men and women will take center stage at this special event. Master cigar roller Lazaro Cullazon Rodriguez, Head of the Rolling Room at Cuba's Partagas Factory will be in attendance demonstrating the arts of tobacco selection and rolling. Guest will be encouraged to light up and puff on a
Cuban Carona
and the new
Cuaba Distinguidos Cigar
while sipping
Veuve Cliquot Champagne
starting from 7 p.m..
completed guest will adjourn to a 7-course gourmet dinner featuring 5 specially selected wines with service punctuated by 3 premium cigars.
Space is limited for this special event costing Rp. 950,000 per person including 21% tax and service (approximately US$ 105).
Reservations and full payment must be made prior to Wednesday, May 26, 2004.
For more information or bookings call ++62-(0)361-702222 extension 7165.
Legislators Call for More Tourism Funding
Commission VI of DPR Says More Financial Support Needed for Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Commission VI of the People's Consultative Assembly (DPR-RI) have called for a major increase in the amount of government funds made available to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Saying the 2004 budget allocation of Rp. 310 billion (approximately US$ 34.4 million) was insufficient, the Chairman of Commission VI, Mr. Taufikirahman Saleh, told a recent meeting of the Ministry that he is "asking the budget to be increased from the 2004 level of Rp. 310 billion in order that the Ministry can complete its duties and achieve the targets set for it by the Government and restore the image of national culture and tourism."
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism have set a target of 5 million foreign visitors in 2004, achieving 1.03 million visitors in the first quarter of the year. Those same targets project foreign exchange proceeds from foreign visitors will equal US$ 5 billion.
Meanwhile, reflecting the Ministry's new focus on supporting and promoting domestic tourism is estimating the value of the domestic tourism business to equal Rp. 16.97 trillion (approximately US$ 1.9 billion) in 2004.
Benoa Harbor Set for Rapid Upgrade?
New Port Administrator Hints that Major Improvements Coming to Port in Bali's South.
On Friday, May 14, 2004, a reception was held at a local hotel to bid farewell to Benoa's Port Administrator (ADPEL) Mr. Pieter Nababan and welcome his successor, Drs. M. Effendy Syarif. At that gathering, suggestions were made that preparations are well underway that will soon see a rapid re-development of Bali's only port facility serving the southern sections of the Island.
According to reports in the local press, the
Master Plan
for the Benoa Port has been submitted by the operating authority for the port,
PT Pelabuhan Indonesia (PELINDO)
, to the Provincial Government for its approval.
Once that approval is received and ratified by the Department of Sea Communications, Mr. Effendy says investors are in place that will make it possible to widen and deepen the current port basin, lengthen piers, and upgrade marina facilities at the port.
In the past, plans to improve the port have met opposition from local groups concerned that any development in the area will destroy the environmentally-fragile Mangrove forest that surround the port.
Tourism Seeks an Additional US$ 8 M for Promotion
Additional Funds Needed to Launch International TV Advertising Campaign.
The Ministry of Culture and Tourism is reportedly preparing a supplemental budgetary request for the current year equal to US$ 8 million.
Speaking at a tourism fair in Jakarta on May 20, 2004, and quoted in the Indonesian-language
Bisnis Indonesia
, Udin Saefudin, Deputy Chief of Marketing for the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, told the press that the current promotional fund of Rp. 90 billion (approximately US$ 10 million) is inadequate to undertake international tourism promotion and a successful launching of his department's new
"Indonesia Ultimate in Diversity"
campaign. He indicated that discussions were underway with CNN, BBC and CNBC for media an advertising campaign on those international television channels.
Mr. Saefudin expressed some optimism that the supplementary budget allocation from the Government would be approved and the fund available in August.
The Ministry is targeting that 20% of all revenues collected under the recently introduced
visa on arrival
scheme be earmarked for tourism promotion projects.
Not Only For Profit
Culture and Tourism Minister Calls on Tour Operators to Put the Nation Before Profitability.
Mr. I Gede Ardika, Indonesia's Minister of Culture and Tourism, has publicly expressed his disappointment with several major national tour operators who only seek to sell overseas tour programs while neglecting to promote domestic tourism.
The Minister made his observations at the opening of a major domestic tourism exposition he opened in Jakarta on Thursday, May 20, 2004. He said that tour companies that only sold overseas programs lacked the
to develop their own national culture and the ethical values to help develop the Nation.
The Minister, quoted in the Indonesian-language
Bali Post
said: "Frankly, Indonesia is rich with a wide variety of tourism objects, but these people would rather promote the attractions of another nation over those of their own country."
The Minister pointed out how recent changes in Government policy providing for a number of extended weekends had helped contribute to the estimated 145 million domestic tourists now generated every year. This factor has helped Indonesia recover quickly from the last downturn in visitors and created a new sense of nationalism and pride among Indonesians experiencing the beauty and splendor of their country for the first time.
Minister Ardika also reminded his listeners of the huge potential for tourism to create jobs and new businesses, pointing out that domestic tourism also fosters greater unity and mutual appreciation among all Indonesians.
A Memory of Images
Photographs by Gill Marais at The Ganesha Gallery June 8 July 1, 2004.
Based in Paris, Gill Marais is a photojournalist who has published books and articles specializing in culture, travel, and medical topics - including a recent book on Tibetan medicine.
Her world journey with an ancient, but much loved
Leica M6 SLR Camera
has brought her to India, Pakistan, China, Tibet, Europe, her native Africa and finally Bali for her latest photographic exploration.
"A Memory of Images"
In her one-woman show of Balinese images at the
Ganesha Gallery at the Four Seasons Resort at Jimbaran Bay
, Gill Marais has managed to record moments and images of ritual and mysticism rarely captured on film. Photographs taken in Bali over frequent visits over a 10 year period,
"A Memory of Images"
will manage to mesmerize and amaze both Balinese and those who have adopted the island as home, demonstrating that there are still new facets of paradise that await inspired revelation.
Gill Marais' one-woman exhibition of photographs runs from June 8 until July 1, 2004, at the
Ganesha Gallery at the Four Seasons Resort at Jimbaran Bay
For more information call the Resort at ++62-(0)361-701010.
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