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1. The Arrangement 14 (The Ferro Family) by H.M. Ward: "Sean Ferro is a liar. Everything he's ever told me melts away until only the truth remains and I don't like what I see. Gabe tried to warn me, but I didn't understand the depths of Sean's corruption until he let them take me away. After everything we've been through, I'm crushed, but I refuse to accept this fate. Screw that, I'm not dying tonight."
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3. A Month at the Shore by Antoinette Stockenberg: "Kendall Barclay III was a skinny, nerdy kid when he single-handedly took on a gang of bullies assaulting Laura Shore, a thirteen-year-old girl from the town's most notorious family. The childhood trauma became one more reason for Laura to flee the small Cape Cod town for the opposite coast and make a name for herself there. But now her tyrannical father is dead, her murderous uncle as well, and her beloved sister Corinne wants Laura and their black-sheep brother to come home and restore Shore Gardens, the family nursery fallen to rack and ruin, back to its former charm."
4. The Ex Games 2 by J.S. Cooper: "Seven years ago, Brandon Hastings and Katie Raymond had a relationship that other couples envied. They loved each other more than anything, but one lie ruined their relationship forever. Now, Brandon is the CEO of the company that Katie works for and she is finding it hard to be around him without wanting to touch him and be touched by him. Katie gives in to one moment of weakness with Brandon, and he reveals a secret that breaks her heart once again."
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6. The Private Club by J.S. Cooper: "When Meg Riley lost her job as an attorney, she never thought she'd end up working for a private club. But when she met the handsome and elusive, Greyson Twining, she knew she couldn't turn the job down; even though she didn't really know what the position entailed. Greyson Twining is the owner of the private club and he knows that it's a mistake to hire, Meg. However, there is something about the way she smiles at him that makes him forget his own reservations. And then there's the call from, Brandon Hastings telling him not to hire Meg. A call he should have listened to more closely."
7. The Ex Games 3 by J.S. Cooper: " What other secret is Brandon hiding? Seven years ago, Katie Raymond made a mistake that cost her the love of her life. Now, Brandon Hastings is back in her life and it seems like he is determined to make her pay for her previous mistakes."
8. Rescued by Priscilla West: "Lorrie's semester started off hopeful but ended in disaster. Now, she's even more lost and confused than she was at the beginning of the year. As Lorrie flees to the only family she has left, she has to come to terms with how things ended with Hunter. Hunter has fought for so long to keep the truth from Lorrie in an effort to protect her, but that has only caused more heartache and pain. Realizing his mistake, Hunter has made a vow to get Lorrie back, but is it too late?"
9. The Private Club 2 by J.S. Cooper: "Meg had no idea what she was getting herself into when she accepted a job at the Private Club. She also hadn't planned on meeting a man like, Greyson Twining. A man who's handsome devilish looks made her forget her principles and her mind. When Meg realizes that there is a lot more going on at the Private Club then she had ever imagined, she decides to stick around to try and figure out exactly what's going on. Only she never imagined that the truth could be so deadly and worrying."
10. Wrecked by Priscilla West: "Two years ago, Lorrie's mother was murdered. But that wasn't the end of it. Reeling from the tragedy, Lorrie's father spiraled into alcohol, depression, and finally suicide. The two most important people in Lorrie's life are both gone but she's still alive. Trying to recover from the tragedy, Lorrie returns to campus, ready to pick up the pieces of her life. All Lorrie wants is to get back to 'normal.'"
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As we have many members in one body, but all the members do not have the same function, so we, being many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another.
- Romans 12:4-5
Sometimes people treat churches like restaurants - with a consumer mentality. I want to go to this restaurant. Oh, we went there two weeks ago. Let's go to this other one. . . . But the church is not a restaurant. The church is a family, and you need to be a part of the family.
You also need to engage. Maybe one of the reasons some people feel as though they aren't getting enough out of church is because they attend intermittently and don't commit themselves. But if they would settle in and become a part of what God is doing, it would change for them.
If you have been attending a church for more than a couple of years, then you ought to be involved in a ministry of some kind. You may not be called to preach, but there are lots of other things to do. There is something for everyone. The Bible tells us, "So we, being many, are one body in Christ, and individually members of one another. Having then gifts differing according to the grace that is given to us, let us use them" (Romans 12:5-6).
It's fine to come and be served in the church. But there has to come a point when you start growing up and decide to start serving. And then you will find that everything changes for you.
So let's stop thinking of the church as them and start thinking of the church as us. Be a part of the family. Take the gifts that God has given you, develop them, and use them for His glory. I suggest that church would completely change for us if we stop coming as spectators and instead join the team.
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I left New Zealand mid-2003, bound for Istanbul and a new lif. After two years, a Belgian guy lured me into his world, deep in the heart of Europe. For a long time I was an in-process immigrant. One day we married. These days it's about photography, a little red wine and wandering ... and so the journey goes.
Monday, October 23, 2006
It's a massive space where anything is possible ... families with babies in strollers, large groups of Scouts covered in flour, massive planes bound for places unknown - still in an almost vertical climb from their take-off nearby and then there's the people riding beautiful horses.
It's an open-air space, city-style and yesterday Tervuren was full of people making the most of a warm autumn day.
We met under the statue of elephant, near the Congo Museum at 3pm - a family of four expat-Americans, Gert and I.
The weather had held; a thunderstorm during the night and heavy rain later, as we drove home from Brussels at 9pm. Writing this at 10am on a Monday, all seems serene weatherwise for the moment.
It seems I'm hanging out with the Americans these days ... Shannon is popping over from Brussels sometime this morning and I've had various American guests come stay this year ... it's lovely, and do you know, they make some really good food.
Pam cooked her Fish Wednesday while she was visiting, Mary and Al wined and dined us as we travelled with them, Cindy threw a Tex-Mex farewell party over in Brussels, Erin introduced me to the delights of Spanish tapas food, and last night we were served up stunningly tasty burgers with salad and the best homemade baked beans I've had in my life.
It was a lovely day out.
Immigration has been on my mind this morning.
I've been a little embarassed about my process ...
Mentioning it here made me feel like a baby and yet I was compelled to mention it because it was changing my life in ways that were completely out of my control; changing it in ways that were often difficult to stand.
But it seems that the more I talk of my experience, the more I hear of similar experiences... and there's this attached embarassment because we're living in Europe, our lives are exciting and different at times but for me there's also this anger that sits just below the surface.
It's almost as if those who work in immigration ... those who make the rules about immigration - want to make it as painful and as difficult as can be imagined which stuns me when you realise that many of these countries were colonisers who stole land, moved settlers on and took the best for themselves ... then again, perhaps that's what they protect themselves from now.
On the bright side, and there is one, I wouldn't have had this time to explore what was possible under normal conditions ... and I understand that but I want to start breathing properly one day soon.
I was talking to my sister this moring and she said, 'Take up yoga or tai-chi'.
I said, 'Sure, in Dutch?'
She said, 'Watch what the other people are doing.'
I told her I would, as long as she came over and attended with me.
She laughed ... my sister has an evil streak that reveals itself in her laughter. She has already told me she would never take me to yoga again ... apparently I fell asleep last time we tried back in New Zealand, there on my mat on the floor next to her and my sister would have me and everyone else believe that I even snored quietly.
She still laughs when she talks of it.
But the thing most likely to convulse her in gales of hysteria would be me phoning up to tell her I'm pregnant. It's her dream I think ... she's that kind of little sister, a really naughty one who is entirely lovable when I'm not driving her crazy with the weird and unusual things that seem to dog my occasionally shambolic life.
Gert's was fussing over my birthday gift ...
I finally asked him if he would just give me his time and build me my photography website.
He wasn't sure it was a gift.
I'm sure ... it's going to take hours and hours, I've since told him he should resign himself to being my man-slave this year as I set up the business.
It seems my sister and I share a similar humour ;)
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- awomynda said...
I was also in Tervuren park yesterday evening! Taking baby photos. Beautiful light and autumn leaves.
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- woman wandering said...
The light was stunning, wasn't it ... from about 5pm on.
Unfortunately we were leaving about the time it improved, exhausted having sometimes battled with sunlight.
I just need to learn the 'times' here ... I knew them back in Dunedin.
Two kiwis out in the park :) Sorry I missed you.
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- Manic said...
Boy, that was a wee bit longer then regular. So, yea immigration sucks, but hey, Europe is an adorable place (or so they say). Di, pregnant? Omg! Congrats, ohh wait, you aren't, I'm confused.
Picture site, wiihiiii! Man-slave, okay, now I'm scared. I think I'm gonna go now.
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- woman wandering said...
Are you telling me that 'I do go on sometimes' Meneer Manic?
Di is not pregnant ... it's my little sister's idea of revenge. She asked today.
Lol 'man-slave' yes, but he knows I'm just teasing :) He can throw me out of the country if I'm too troublesome.
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- Mark J said...
I too talked your your beloved sister just yesterday - she was in most excellent form - and more her self than ever. Of course she was mildly tipsy (read: mostly drunk). She is indeed an evil trollop and I look forward to her having a wine with me in November - It is however unlikely to happen as there is an unwriiten rule that we cant be drunk at the same time. I must find the rule-maker and shoot him/her forthwith! Should you feel a disturbance in the force rest assured I have suceeded :)
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- woman wandering said...
Lol ... we would all miss her too much, you mustn't shoot her, you must bear her superb and skillful mocking with strength and fortitude.
Failing that, then I think you should probably consider drinking with her. You have my 'elder sister permission'.
She is brilliant when mildly tipsy ... probably the funniest woman in the world, as long as she doesn't turn her razorsharp wit on you.
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- wandering-woman said...
Uh oh. I didn't cook. C´mon over, I make a mean tortilla de patatas.
Roared laughing at this post, just FYI..
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- woman wandering said...
Okay, I'll come over and you cook for me although having read your posts about Salamanca, I think I'll just 'be' ... you'll find me sitting around the place, lotus position, smiling and at peace.
- Monday, 23 October, 2006
- Cindy Lane said...
Although immigration in Belgium can be a little frustrating, it still beats scaling a wall!
I would love to meet your sister one day - ideally with Mark J. and a couple of bottles of wine!!
Happy Birthday from sunny San Diego,
- Tuesday, 24 October, 2006
- woman wandering said...
'Scaling a wall' ... mmmm, it sure beats trying to outrun a Grizzly Bear, although that's over sooner.
I'm sure my sister and Mark would love to meet you, so when you organise New Zealand, I'll let them know and they can provide the wine :)
As for you ' from sunny San Diego' ... the cloud is almost touching tree tops this morning, and fine mist of rain has turned the whole world grey but thanks for you birthday wishes.
- Tuesday, 24 October, 2006


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The European Union agreed Monday to place the military wing of Hezbollah on its list of banned terrorist organizations, a move Canadian diplomats had lobbied for to contain the violent Lebanese group and its Iranian backers.
Although Canada outlawed Hezbollah as long ago as 2002, the EU had resisted. But the radical Shi'ite group's involvement in Syria and evidence it had bombed a tourist bus in Bulgaria last summer appear to have prompted it to act.
The decision, which the British and Dutch governments had advocated, means Hezbollah's assets will be frozen in 28 European nations, depriving the group of the ability to raise funds on the continent.
But it applies only to the so-called "military wing" of Hezbollah. Canadian anti-terrorism law does not recognize the existence of distinct military and political branches of Hezbollah, since both report to the same leader, Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah.
"The decision is a good start but it ignores the reality that Hezbollah is not a two-winged organization neatly divided between political and military arms," said Mark Dubowitz, executive director of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.
The push to outlaw Hezbollah in Europe began in February after Bulgarian authorities publicly linked the Lebanese terror group to a deadly July 18, 2012 bombing of a bus carrying Israeli tourists to the Black Sea coast.
The prime suspects are a Canadian and an Australian of Lebanese origin. Both returned to Lebanon following the bombing.
As the National Post reported last week, the attack has been linked to Hezbollah through money transfers, the explosives and the false IDs they used.
Hezbollah was created by Iran in the early 1980s and is still trained, financed and armed by Tehran, which uses it as a proxy force. As Iran has come under increasing international pressure over its nuclear program, it has been using Hezbollah to strike out at Israeli interests worldwide.
Hezbollah has also begun sending hundreds of fighters into Syria to prop up the regime of Bashar Assad, threatening to turn the civil war into a regional conflict between Shia and Sunni radical groups.
Foreign Minister John Baird had urged the EU to send a strong message to Hezbollah, which he called depraved and alleged had been actively carrying out international terrorist attacks in support of Iran.
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Eight people, including two policemen and a paramilitary soldier, were killed during clashes in Kanchpur just outside the capital, Dhaka, and another seven people died in Motijheel, a commercial area of Dhaka.
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It's hot. It's dry...very dry. There was this thing once called The Wet, which no one believes in. Practically everything that's not poisonous is venomous. But it's the best bloody place in the world, all right?
And it'll die in a few days, except... Who is this hero striding across the red desert? Champion sheep shearer, horse rider, road warrior, beer drinker, bush ranger and someone who'll even eat a Meat Pie Floater when he's sober? A man in a hat whose luggage follows him on little legs, who's about to change history by preventing a swagman stealing a jumbuck by a billabong?
Yes...all this place has between itself and wind-blown doom is Rincewind the inept wizard who can't even spell wizard.
Still...no worries, eh?
Also, Terry Pratchett would like it to be known that The Last Continent is not a book about Australia. It's just vaguely Australian.
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"Pratchett is the funniest parodist working in the field today, period." (The New York Review of Science Fiction)
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"No worries, mate"
Either you get it, or you don't. For those who "get" Terry Pratchett and his madcap enchantment of Discworld, this book is another delight.
Rincewind, the hapless galactic runaway, finds himself unintentionally stranded in the weird land of XXXX (pseudo-Australia).
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"real" wizards back at home are desperately seeking Rincewind to help them cure the Librarian. Good story, good laughs, time well wasted.
"I don't think 'No Worries' means what you think."
A very entertaining read, especially after seeing the video of Rincewind getting zapped to Sydney. (youtube Run Rincewind Run!)
The story is very parochial, the plot is a very regularly defined problem; lack of The Wet. At the same time many parts of the novel are extremely original laterally creative spin-offs on modern logical theory, like the Island.
Even for Terry Pratchett, there are some wonderful 'Easter Eggs' in this book which make it a humorous gem of a read on cultural development and evolutionary theory, even if every few paragraphs someone says 'no worries,' which is not a phrase I would use in a country where sea cockroaches grow to the size of a toddler, and the snakes and giant spiders are vying for future species supremacy. I do not think it means, what you think it means Australia. Unless it's a 'Dancing in the light of your burning bridges (--with snakes on)' affectation.
"4X - Australian for beer."
I was delighted that Rincewind was finally rewarded with a return to UU and boredom. The sound quality was good and I enjoyed the gently probing into the cause and effect of creation. I shall forever be alert to the dangers of pineapples, prawns and letting wizards draw animals into being. The laying down of all the 'ground work' can be a little tedious but is essential for understanding when the pace starts galloping.
"[not] Australia"
Witty and amusing, as always from Terry Pratchett. These audio books make my commute seem too short.
"Discworld down under = goodness"
More comfort food for the Discworld addict, and a loving, ridiculous little portrait of a place that's not called Australia.
"Good onya Terry Pratchett."
Wonderful performance by Nigel Planer of Terry Pratchett's Australian adventure. I am sure I only caught 40% of the references, but the dramatization brought them to life.
"Terry Pratchett, You Will Be Missed."
As usual, a clever well told story. I'll listen to this one more than once. RIP Terry Pratchett. You were a gift.
"Down Under in search of the Wet"
This is Pratchett at the top of his form. Who else could weave together Australia, evolution, time travel, and Dreamtime into a coherent whole? Included are subplots resembling "Priscilla, Queen of the Desert", "Mad Max", and the horse from "The Man from Snowy River". And that is not the half of it. Pratchett is a deft hand at plotting, well seasoned with humor.
Don't miss the dinosaur that evolves into a chicken in time to be eaten. Or the cigarette plant, or the small god that requires a chat about the birds and the bees. Or the invention of brown sauce and beer, or meat pies in mushy peas, or ... There are so many priceless vignettes that will amaze and entertain.
Hopefully these teasers will wet your whistle for XXXX, the Last Continent. I listen to Pratchett when I need to be shown the better side of mankind, where people are funny, mostly well meaning, and wildly inprobbable events turn out ok.
"Story is great. Sound quality not so great."
Clearly an older recording that has been digitized. The Last Continent features Rincewind, UU Wizards, and a place that resembles Australia. It's a fun listen.
"Touching, funny, not at all Australian"
"Discworld is a world and a mirror of worlds. This is not a book about Australia. No, it's about somewhere entirely different which happens to be, here and there, a bit... Australian. Still... no worries, right?"
So begins the last of Rincewind's great adventures of being lost that began in book 5, Sourcery. He is trapped on XXXX, a continent that no one even believes is real and seems less so the more time you spend there. He encounters talking sheep, clear beer, beer with spiders in it, spiders that kill on sight, sights to drive a man to drink clear beer and beer with spiders in it, and absolutely no rain. Ever. Almost magnetically, he draws the wizards of Unseen University to try and retrieve him from this imaginary place, as well as the subtle interest of Death. Not for professional reasons... so far.
This book is an amazing work. It pulls of that most difficult of feats that satire can occasionally do of making you laugh one moment, think the next, laugh some more, then be truly touched by the ending. It covers Australia (or somewhere much like it), the theory of evolution, Mad Max, old educated men, young educated men who are fed up with dealing with old educated men, sex, gods, and kangaroos. Well, one kangaroo.
Cannot recommend this book highly enough. Nigel Planer's read is flawless as always and Pratchett's writing is pitch perfect. Even if you've never read a Discworld book or know what Australia is, you'll enjoy this one. She'll be right, no worries.
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Edited to add - for North America, there are two cities in the list of the top 25 and I would like to visit both of them - Vancouver, BC and Portland, Oregon.
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That's true Barbara. And if the list was just the top 20, we wouldn't even be there!
True, it's difficult to compare. Anyway, I liked Copenhagen better in the 70ties and 80ties. One good thing is that bicycle paths are wider now.
I've heard good things about Vienna, Prag and also Vancouver, but have never been there. Cities I really like are, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Oxford and Chicago.
I would love to see some of you here, but unfortunately, I don't have a guest room. However, there are many B & B's in Copenhagen and surrounding area that are not too pricy. Here's one:
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#CONTRACTKILLING: We expect that the FAA will deliver specificity sometime today on what precisely will happen to 173 contract air traffic control towers — and maybe more. Everyone we talked to, from lobbyists to Congress members, is eagerly awaiting this information. Turns out not even the House Aviation chairman can get it early. Frank LoBiondo told MT he again pinged FAA for more sequester budgetary information when we asked if he had been told the agency is canceling conferences to lessen some pain on the front lines. "I have no idea. We can't get any information," he told MT. An FAA sources reminds us that the agency has already cut its travel budget by 30 percent over the past two years.
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Old news: All the talk about contract tower closures shouldn't surprise those who have kept a close eye on the issue. It dates back to 2011, when then-T&I Chairman John Mica wrote OMB Director Jack Lew (now Treasury secretary) urging against closures. Kathryn fills Pros in: http://politico.pro/1640IhE
BACHMANN LOBBIES SHUSTER ON HIGHWAY: A moratorium on congressional earmarks isn't stopping Rep. Michele Bachmann from pushing for federal funding for a home-state highway. She's chatting up T&I Chairman Bill Shuster about $25 million for a I-94 lane expansion — and told attendees at an event in St. Paul those talks are gaining "traction," though she insisted she's not talking about an earmark. "It's a very important issue for people in the district. And I've talked to him to put it on his radar screen to let him know this is something we'd like to see," Bachmann said. "I'm not talking for an earmark. We have rules in the House of how we deal with this." Bachmann estimated that she and Shuster have had three or four conversations about the need to add lanes to the highway. But Shuster seemed less enthused. "She wants me to meet with some group in Minnesota, but I don't know the details," Shuster said. Burgess brings it: http://politi.co/13g6rn3
PAUL, INHOFE EYE TRANSPO BUDGET CHANGES: The Senate plows ahead with a vote-a-rama today on the budget resolution. Sen. Rand Paul has an amendment to put billions toward structurally deficient bridges, offset with cuts to foreign aid and DOE's Loan Guarantee Program ( http://1.usa.gov/ZgGCux). Former EPW ranking member Jim Inhofe has a pair of amendments; one would set up a reserve fund for future legislation to alter DOT's CSA truck safety program. The other would create a point of order against any bill that increases user fees on general aviation — something that's been proposed many times over the years but hasn't yet gained serious traction. Pros get the text of the CSA amendment ( http://politico.pro/14eVvWj) and the general aviation proposal ( http://politico.pro/102ZsHD).
Transpo dissent: House Republicans passed this year's version of the Ryan budget, but Rep. David McKinley wouldn't vote for it, in part because it "will hurt America's investments in our own infrastructure."
RIDING HIGH ON FRIDAY. Thanks for reading POLITICO's Morning Transportation, your daily tipsheet on trains, planes, automobiles and your organization's statement on the CR. If it moves, it's news. Do stay in touch: firstname.lastname@example.com and email@example.com. Twitter: @ AdamKSnider and @ BurgessEv. More news: @ POLITICOPro and @ Morning_Transpo.
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STAY-CATION: Burgess is taking a well-deserved long weekend, so hit up Adam with all your news until Monday.
DOT TO STAY OPEN: The president hasn't signed it yet (hence our countdown clock at the bottom not being reset) but the House approved the Senate's six-month spending bill that nearly fully funds MAP-21. And as flacks are known to do, we got plenty of statements congratulating Congress for averting a crisis, but most of them dealt with the approval of the transportation law's safety grants. AAA, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety and the Governors Highway Safety Association all praised the CR's passage.
FOXXY SECRETARY? CBC Chairwoman Marcia Fudge was a bit cagey when MT asked if she'd heard anything about Anthony Foxx's candidacy to succeed Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood. "I've heard that he's being considered." Can you tell from where? "I just heard it from you!" That comment, we must add, came with a chuckle. Fudge said she doesn't know Foxx personally, had received no contact from the White House regarding his candidacy but had heard nothing but good things. "He's highly respected and highly regarded. If it's something that the White House is interested in, certainly I'm sure that it's a great choice."
Glowing nonendorsement: One of MT's trusted sources passes along word of a one-on-one chat with a former administration staffer who underscored Foxx's credentials for the Cabinet post and cited the positive interaction that the mayor has had with the president and other administration officials over the past few years, but the former staffer stopped short of saying whether or not the mayor is currently the top choice to replace LaHood.
Another name for the list: Fox 31 in Denver reports that Bill Vidal, now CEO of Denver's Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, is also under consideration ( http://bit.ly/13fPnxi). An HCoC official told MT that "if this was really the case Mr. Vidal will be honored to serve the president and the nation at this capacity."
** A message from the American Society of Engineers: ASCE's 2013 Report Card for America's Infrastructure shows progress on raising the grades. Six sectors saw improvement in 2013, including roads, bridges, and rail. Find key solutions and success stories for every state at www.infrastructurereportcard.org. **
SEQUESTER'S TRANSIT IMPACT: FTA chief Peter Rogoff swung by Capitol Hill yesterday for a House Appropriations THUD panel hearing on the agency. Rogoff has told MT and others that the sequester's cuts will mean the agency can't fully honor all of its funding commitments — but when Chairman Tom Latham asked how exactly those agreements will play out, Rogoff said FTA doesn't know yet. "I don't have a complete answer for you yet, Mr. Chairman, but will certainly keep you advised," he said, noting that the CR that cemented the cuts cleared the House only minutes before the hearing. "I'll be going to the secretary and talking about how we try to shoehorn these commitments into the available funding but we do not have a methodology established just yet."
SPECIAL EDITION: Look out for a special edition of POLITICO today with a big look at all the key issues our Pro reporters cover — including our beloved transportation. Kathryn profiles Polly Trottenberg, DOT's undersecretary for policy and a key cog in the administration's work on the new surface transportation bill ( http://politico.pro/16MT24M). Kathryn also takes a look back, and then forward, at the last transpo bill and what's in store for the next one. You can probably guess that funding is the big hurdle — but still read her story right here: http://politico.pro/ZQV2UK
VOTERS STILL NOT ON $68B TRAIN: A majority of likely voters in California oppose building the state's high-speed rail system, according to a Public Policy Institute of California poll. Fifty-four percent of likely voters polled said they oppose while 43 percent favor moving forward. A follow-up question, however, suggests that it may be the cost that is turning people off. Nearly 70 percent of all those polled and 59 percent of likely voters reported that high-speed rail is very or somewhat important to "the future quality of life and economic vitality of California." Check it yourself: http://bit.ly/10okFOE
California HSR Authority response: "The majorities of adults and likely voters say the high-speed rail system is important for the future quality of life and economic vitality of California."
Amtrak, Pennsylvania reach deal: Amtrak reached a deal with Pennsylvania to continue daily Pennsylvanian service between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg onto Philadelphia and New York.
- Homeland Security ranking member Bennie Thompson gathers 132 other signatures on letter urging TSA to overturn its new knife policy. Letter: http://1.usa.gov/103hSbj
- NHTSA puts out new "SaferCar" app that offers auto safety information for drivers. The Fast Lane: http://1.usa.gov/15w0H44
- Evolution meets roads: Cliff swallows near Nebraska highways have shorter wings, lower death rates over the past 30 years. Science News: http://bit.ly/YbOp3v
- Highstar Capital founder makes the case for more PPPs in transportation. Op-ed in POLITICO: http://politi.co/11qWrpC
- Sens. Amy Klobuchar and David Vitter drop bill to end freight rail's antitrust status. http://1.usa.gov/YIC008
- GM CEO Dan Akerson visits with Congress, but not to ask for any Hill goodies. Free Press: http://on.freep.com/14ewU3X
- THUD pols Susan Collins, Tom Latham and Ed Pastor ask for delay in trucker hours of service rule. Pros get the letter: http://politico.pro/WOE0Zx
THE COUNTDOWN: Sequestration has been in effect for 22 days and it's been 52 days since Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced his departure. DOT funding runs out in six days, passenger rail policy runs out in 193 days, surface transportation policy in 561 days and FAA policy in 923 days. The mid-term elections are in 592 days.
CABOOSE — Old train double-shot: MT has too many great old pictures stacked up in our caboose to-do list, so we're dealing with two at once today. Shorpy brings us shots of two trains passing in California in 1943 ( http://bit.ly/YG8tEn) and an engine for the Chicago & North-Western R.R. from 1899 ( http://bit.ly/VYY21z).
** A message from the American Society of Engineers: Would you accept a D+ grade? That's the grade U.S. infrastructure earned in this week's 2013 Report Card for America's Infrastructure ( www.infrastructurereportcard.org), calculated by reviewing 16 sectors of U.S. infrastructure. We must act to improve this grade: it hurts our economy, makes the U.S. less competitive, and negatively impacts our quality of life and public safety. But there's good news — 6 of the 16 sectors improved: roads, bridges, rail, solid waste, and drinking and wastewater systems. Why? Grades rose in sectors where public and private investment was made and innovative solutions pursued. Download the free app to learn more: www.infrastructurereportcard.org. **


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Florianópolis has endless activities for international visitors to enjoy. Listed below are some different cultural activities to do while in Floripa. You can do many of these activities on your own or with friends, or they may be sponsored by ISA. Upon arrival to Florianópolis, different sponsored cultural activities will be announces throughout your program abroad.
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MALIBU, Calif. - A fast-moving wildfire pushed by Santa Ana winds raced through the canyons and over the mountains of this wealthy enclave for the second time in little more than a month Saturday, destroying dozens of homes and forcing as many as 14,000 residents to flee.
The fire erupted early after the long-predicted Santa Anas finally returned, and it quickly grew before the winds died down. Forty-nine homes were destroyed and another 27 damaged, said Los Angeles County Fire Chief P. Michael Freeman.
By midafternoon the fire was estimated at 4,500 acres, or about 7 square miles, with 25 percent containment.
"Waking up at 4 in the morning with the smell of smoke in your nose and the wind beating at the windows is something that we learn to live with here, but it always comes as something of a shock," said Mayor Jeff Jennings.
All the homes that were destroyed were in the fire`s initial morning surge before the winds slowed and firefighters gained a foothold.
By Saturday evening, about half of the evacuees were allowed to return to their homes, authorities said. The fire had subsided considerably and was expected to be more than half contained today, Freeman said.
Fifteen helicopters and 15 airplanes, including a retardant-dropping DC-10 jumbo jet, attacked from the air while 1,700 firefighters battled flames on the ground. Six firefighters suffered minor injuries.
"Lost homes can be rebuilt, but lost lives can`t," said Los Angeles County Supervisor Zev Yaroslavsky, whose district includes Malibu. "We`re grateful there were no deaths."
Helicopters lowered hoses into swimming pools and the nearby Pacific to refill their tanks for water-dropping runs, and SuperScooper amphibious airplanes skimmed the ocean to reload.
Hundreds of firefighters and equipment from throughout the state had been positioned in Southern California for most of the week because of the predicted winds, which had been expected to blow most of the week but didn`t arrive until late Friday.
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Primal Scream announce Meredith sideshows
Already tasked with ensuring that Meredith Music Festival is fully loaded come December Primal Scream have confirmed they will play five additional sideshows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
Last here in 2011 reminding fans why Screamadelica is still considered a modern classic, Primal are set to show off their extensive back-catalogue and a handful of new songs when they return to Australia at year's end. Speaking to the Irish Times recently Bobby Gillespie confirmed that record number 10 is almost complete but that the band is done looking back: "No, it doesn't sound anything like Screamadelica. It has to be relevant to now. I've got something to say and we're going to fucking say it."
With Mani busy with the Stone Roses reunion (and imminent break-up) My Bloody Valentine's Debbie Googe has picked up bass duties for the tour, which kicks off only two months before her own band with make their triumphant Australian debut at All Tomorrow's Parties.
Reporting back from their show at Sellina's in Sydney on their last tour Down Under, FL said: "The sound is crisp and clear, the performance is sharp, and the band are feeding off the crowd's frenzy. And on-stage the songs are sent into overdrive by loud guitars and bass, hinting ever so slightly at the penchant for claustrophobic noise that fuelled later albums like XTRMNTR. It works perfectly, maintaining the integrity of the original while gently pushing it towards a more intense sound that makes the album's peaks sound absolutely colossal."
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Wednesday 5th December – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
Friday 7th December – The Palace Theatre, Melbourne
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The situation between Russia and Ukraine could leave Turkish coal buyers scrambling for cargoes despite an otherwise oversupplied international coal market.
Last month, data by the Turkish Statistical Institute showed a surprise 12% year-on-year fall in Turkish coal imports. However, out of the total 20.9m tonnes of coal imported in 2013, the largest chunk of supply – 8.6m tonnes – still came from Russia.
Weak Turkish Lira has recently pushed Turkish thermal coal buyers towards cheaper coal markets, such as Ukraine, but reliance on cargoes flowing across the Black Sea could leave Turkish buyers short if the US or EU impose economic sanctions against Russia or if military tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalate.
"Restricting business with Russia would cause a nuclear reaction," one London-based coal trader said.
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According to a second source, a Swiss-based physical coal trader, the majority of Ukrainian coal ports are located in the east, in the Donets basin, which would be among the areas most affected if relations between Russia and Ukraine worsen. "At the moment operations in the Black Sea are still smooth. But if things escalate those shipments would definitely be affected," he said.
In addition, if the US imposes economic sanctions against Russia those Turkish companies with assets in US might also have to avoid doing business with Russia, a third source claimed.
Traditionally, Turkey would buy coal from Poland if Russian coal was unavailable. However, one source within the cement industry said that Poland also imports around 20m tonnes of coal per year from Russia. "In an event of an EU ban, Poland would stop exporting their own domestic production as they would need the coal at home," he said. This leaves Turkish power utilities reliant on cargoes from South Africa, US and Colombia. "If you haven't got Russian coal to blend with you would have to go with US," the same source pointed out.
However, at FOB prices of around $76-77/tonne, US coal is currently too expensive for Turkish buyers. Further south, Colombian supply is set to improve once US-headquartered Drummond resumes with shipments from it Colombian port at the end of the month. But the quality of coal produced by Drummond does not match Turkish buyers' requirements because its volatile matter falls outside the government's legally imposed 40% limit ( see TEHD and CSD 16 January 2014 ). But Turkish buyers secure most of their supply in fixed-term agreements for coal from Colombia's largest producer Cerrejon, which has a volatile matter of 32.5-33%.
This leaves South Africa, where supply is currently abundant – though this may change if European countries lose their own supply from Russia. However, in addition to potential competition from European buyers, the size of ships flowing from South Africa's Richards Bay Coal Terminal would also represent a problem because the majority of Turkish ports are unable to receive Panamax vessels, which usually carry around 75,000 tonnes of coal. "South Africa would represent the next best option [if Russian and Polish coal are unavailable], however, Turkish buyers would struggle to secure the right sized shipments because not many ports in Turkey can take Panamax vessels," one of the sources said. "What do you do if you run at a risk of losing a lot of your coal supply? You build up your stocks," the trader added. Manca Vitorino


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Is there currently no way to report rmt advertisers?
I keep getting mail from them and I put them on block so I have a list but if I go to report it says ANet will only view chat logs. So is there a way to do this or does it appear we'll have to wait until forums are up?
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I've only ever seen a guy spamming in chat and I reported him.
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I got one of those messages too, so I took a screenshot and then submitted a support ticket. I picked the heading "Violation Report" and then uploaded the screenshot. I wish they had an in-game option like the bug reports where you could take a screenshot right then and have it attached.
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A guitar duo plays flamenco music in a gallery that shares a storefront with a cobbler's shop. Diners dawdle over Moroccan crab cakes in a restaurant that was once a bank. Strollers amble into the shadow of monstrous brick mill buildings in search of the next stop on an artist studio tour.
Nashua, New Hampshire?
Some people come to the Granite State's second-largest city just to take advantage of bargain-basement prices at the state liquor stores or tax-free trinkets at the mega-malls on its border with Massachusetts. But the renaissance of the city's downtown has made Nashua a destination for those who love restaurants, boutiques, and galleries in a historical setting.
The city of nearly 90,000 residents has worked hard to revitalize its downtown since the business bust of the 1980s. There are street fairs, holiday strolls, and even a trick-or-treat night where merchants hand out the candy.
"We have a vibrant downtown with scores of small shops and boutiques, a fantastic park system, and some of the best eating establishments in the state," said Mayor Bernie Streeter.
The city boasts a historical society and public library that are among the finest in the state. Holman Stadium is a bandbox-sized ballpark where Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella played minor league ball in the late 1940s. Today, manager Butch Hobson, a former Red Sox third baseman, and the Nashua Pride of the Can-Am League call Holman home.
"People are discovering Nashua. There's beginning to be some appreciation for what's available here," said Adelle Leiblein, an artist and poet with a studio in a former mill.
One of the best ways to experience Nashua is by taking a half-mile stroll up Main Street from the neoclassical City Hall, topped with a giant gilded eagle, to the ornate Civil War monument atop Library Hill at the other end of the business district.
"It's an eminently walkable city. The quintessential downtown experience," says booster Sarah DiSano, executive director of Great American Downtown, Nashua's downtown revitalization organization.
Don't miss the mural of the Yankee Flyer Diner by James Aponovich, the highly regarded portrait artist, on the wall of Coronis Cleaners, the building with the bold, red Art Deco sign just past City Hall .
The first restaurant you encounter is Surf, a gourmet seafood eatery ablaze in pastel neon. It's one of the trendier restaurants in town, so you might wait 45 minutes for a table on a Saturday night.
Across the street is Michael Timothy's, an upscale restaurant with an admirable wine list and strong lineup of local jazz groups.
If you have a sweet tooth, stop at Patisserie Bleu for a cappuccino and a slice of tiramisu. If you crave falafel, kibbee , or baba ghanouj, Mezza, a new Lebanese restaurant, is only a block away on Elm Street.
After Aubuchon Hardware and Alec's Shoes, two relics of the city's working-class past, take a left onto West Pearl , where more restaurants, boutiques, and galleries await. Del Vaudo's, a white-linen Italian bistro with a funky lounge and WiFi access, is on your left. The City Room Café across the street offers soups and sandwiches.
Back on Main Street is Villa Banca, an Italian eatery in a former bank building on the corner of East Pearl Street. Nibble on portabella bruschetta and watch the world go by.
"Main Street is a great place for people watching," said Leiblein. "Downtown is filled with all kinds of surprises."
Turn right down East Pearl Street to Crosby's Bakery, a local institution where they have used the original family recipes to make hermits, chocolate chip cookies, and Parker House rolls for more than 50 years. Just down the street is a more recent addition, Amethyst Wyldfyre, a new age shop that sells incense and crystals and celebrates the spiritual and healing arts.
Back on Main Street, a life-size wooden Indian stands in front of Castro's Back Room, a cigar shop where you can sit in a vintage barber shop chair, light up a Cohiba and watch the Patriots game while your significant other shops for a sequined clutch at the Handbag Boutique next door or some "shabby chic" decorations at Scontsas Fine Jewelry and Home Decor.
Nearby is Martha's Exchange, which, like Scontsas, epitomizes the way Nashua's second- and third-generation-owned businesses have kept up with the times.
Since before World War II, Thursday was Downtown Night in Nashua, when the shops didn't close until 8 and friends gathered for chocolate malts at their favorite candy counter. For many, that spot was Martha's Sweet Shoppe. The Fokas brothers, who transformed the building adjoining the candy counter to a brew pub and restaurant, still honor the roots of the family business by keeping a candy counter in one corner of Martha's Exchange.
On a hill above Main Street is the Court Street Theater, the former fire department headquarters, where the Peacock Players present children's shows throughout the year. After a production, it's fun to takes the kids to Swan's Chocolates for the best hot cocoa in town.
Cross the Main Street Bridge for a great view of the Nashua River, where the old brick mills and a clock tower loom. Old timers say that during the peak of the Industrial Revolution, the river ran different colors, depending on the textiles that were dyed that day.
It's been decades since the last blanket was produced at the mills, but they now house small businesses, luxury apartments, and Gallery One, the largest in the city and the home of the Nashua Area Artists' Association.
Back on Main is the Peddlar's Daughter, an Irish pub on the river . They serve their fish and chips wrapped in newspaper and have a regular lineup of Irish bands.
Cross Canal Street and head up to Railroad Square, where the 1881 Laton House, the last vestige of the city's grand railroad hotels, still stands. Now it's a rooming house that is constantly under threat of gentrification.
Next door, the newly opened Riverwalk Cakery and Coffeehouse is evidence of the city's effort to revitalize downtown and keep its historical flavor.
Back on Main is the Hunt Memorial Building . The former library, which opened in 1903, was designed in the Gothic romantic style by Ralph Adams Cram, who designed chapels at Phillips Exeter Academy and West Point.
You could stop your tour here at the Civil War memorial, but there's more to Nashua than just a business district.
Bear left, and you find the city's two small museums -- the 1808 Abbot-Spalding House and the attached Florence Speare Museum -- both at the Nashua Historical Society. The Speare boasts one of the largest historical textile collections in the country.
If you're feeling fit, head up Concord Street until you get to Greeley Park. The 126-acre, Victorian-style green space has gardens, playgrounds, ball fields, horseshoe pits, an amphitheater, sculptures, and fountains. Residents treat it like a living room. On a recent afternoon, salsa music blared from a boom box and an Elmo piñata hung from a maple awaiting a birthday boy's whack.
"I think with the price of gas people are rediscovering their own backyard," said Leiblein, "There are a lot of hidden things you can find here. Just get a cup of coffee and poke around."
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