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Bed and Breakfast in Dorset
Pine Ridge
A luxury four star, silver award winning, bed and breakfast established in the late summer of 2009, exclusively for adults. Situated on one of Broadstones premier roads, just 4 miles from Poole, it offers 4 well appointed en-suite rooms. A relaxed and friendly atmosphere with the focus on you, the guest.
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Downalong Bed and Breakfast
Downalong has two rooms 1 twin and 1 double with a private shower room, it is on the ground floor of a family home, and ideally suited to a family or two couples, there is plenty of off road parking.
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Muskerry B&B
We are a family friendly B&B conveniently placed for Poole and Bournemouth and surrounding areas (Purbeck Hills, Corfe castle etc) ideal for Walkers and Sailors alike. We are also conveniently situated for the ferry terminal to France and the Channel islands. We pride ourselves on our food and all of our breakfasts are freshly prepared. Our rooms have internet facilities L.C.D freeview televisions and complimentary Tea/Coffee is provided. We can
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Aquila Heights Guest House
4 Star en suite Bed and Breakfast in Dorchester, the heart of Thomas Hardy County. Central for touring and exploring. Quiet location for business and leisure guests - a haven at the end of a busy day. Six lovely newly refurbished bedrooms on the first floor are light and bright, individually decorated and well furnished to enhance their comfort, ambiance and charm - all different - one will be ideal for you. Two - roomed ground floor suite, speci
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The Barn Bridport B&B or Self Catering in the heart of Bridport
Character cottage in the heart of Bridport with 2 double rooms to let as B&B or self catering accommodation.
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Harlequin Guest House
Four star silver award. One of the highest graded b & b's in the area. Bed and breakfast in a lovely relaxed and friendly guest house. Conveniently situated close to the beach and town centre with free off road parking. Free Wi Fi. Great value for families and business travellers. An ideal base from which to explore Dorset and its beautiful countryside and villages. . Comfortable well appointed and spacious rooms. Fantastic deals and offers espe
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Good Quality, Friendly and Professional, Family Run Guest House 70 yards from the Beach
St John's is a well-appointed family run guest house, located approximately 70 yards from the beach. Conveniently located and easy to find, we have a large free onsite car park, free wi-fi internet access, and provide a clean, comfy, warm and friendly atmosphere making St John's and ideal place to enjoy your stay in Weymouth.
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The Log Cabin
Situated in a quite country lane with field views, within easy walking distance of Wimborne Minster A spacious self contained double room with en suite and own private decking area. We offer a warm welcome, great accommodation, a lovely breakfast, a place to relax and an opportunity to explore Dorset
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Bryanston Cottage
A Luxury B&B, very peaceful and quiet in a well matured garden with sweeping uninterrupted views of the Crown Meadows to the River Stour. Bryanston cottage is conveniently situated in the middle of the delightful Georgian Town of Blandford Forum, ideally based for exploring Hardy Country, the market towns of Sherborne and Shaftesbury and the Cathedral Cities of Wells and Salisbury.
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Kelston Guest House
Kelston Guest House offers you good quality bed and breakfast in a prime location less than 50 metres from Weymouth beach. Just a short walk from Weymouth town centre, harbour, RSPB reserves, Condor Ferry Port, Sea Life Centre, Coastal path and many more tourist attractions. All rooms have free WIFI access, mini fridge, LCD Freeview TV's all with DVD/CD player, complimentary tea/coffee making facilities, toiletries, radio clock alarm, hairdryer
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Beach View Guest House.
Weymouth seafront guest house only 25m from Weymouth sandy beach.
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Bowes House Bed and Breakfast
Amazing and far reaching rural views in a quiet and secluded position. A lovely family home set in 3/4 acre of mature garden. Comfortable ensuite bedrooms with feather pillows and duvets and cotton bed linen. All home comforts provided including radios and hairdryers. A large sitting room with TV, large sofa and chairs, log fire and games for guests use. Breakfast is all organic and or locally/home produced and particular diets can be catered for
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The Old Barn
Family run 4 star Breakfast Awarded and inspected B&B in heart of Lulworth. All rooms en suite. Off street private parking. Ten minutes walk to Lulworth Cove and the South West Coast path. Fridges in some of the rooms and some self catering provision, Full English breakfast included in price, and prices are per room. Beautiful peaceful garden and views of countryside around us.
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The Castleton
The Castleton is a charming & elegant 4 star Guest House, full of character, perfectly located just 100 metres from Swanage's glorious sandy beach and a short level stroll along the seafront to the Town Centre with it's many shops, restaurants & bars. The Castleton has 10 well appointed en-suite Guest rooms arranged over 3 floors, ranging from single, inviting & romantic doubles to 2 roomy and comfortable family suites. Something for everyone..
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Greenwood Guest House
Late availability offers throughout the year. Please click on 'full details' to see latest offers. Small B&B with friendly owners. Greenwood is a Victorian property with 6 comfortable rooms. Free wifi throughout. Free off road parking. Short walk to town centre and seafront. We look forward to welcoming you to Greenwood Guest House.
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Highfield near Lulworth Cove
Comfortable double & single en suite bed & breakfast accommodation + Wi-Fi in our rural family home overlooking thatched cottages & open fields, just 5 minutes drive from the unspoilt Dorset Jurassic coast at Lulworth Cove & Durdle Door. Lulworth Castle, Monkey World & Bovington Tank Museum also very near to us. Loads to see & do in our region or just relax with a picnic
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Oaklands Edwardian Guesthouse
An extensively refurbished Edwardian residence offering high quality bed and breakfast accommodation in Weymouth with the personal touch. Situated in a quite area behind the main seafront. Off-road parking, ten minutes from the town centre. Non-smoking. We offer a ground floor room which is wheelchair accessible. We have nine rooms, eight of which a fully en-suite.
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The Old Mill House Vegetarian B&B
The Old Mill House B&B, Bridport, Dorset. (A Vegetarian B&B) Set in one acre of land. Ample off street parking. Good, wholesome, Vegetarian cooked breakfasts with fresh eggs daily, from our lovely Chooks. All our produce is sourced Locally & Organic wherever possible. We will do our utmost to cater for special dietary needs. **Holistic Therapies are available upon request**.
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Apple Tree Wick B&B
Large stone house built in 2005 and located in a small quiet village. Plenty of walks nearby and cycle paths. 8miles from Weymouth beach.
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A Knights Rest Guesthouse
We are a totally NON SMOKING, family run guesthouse, offering bed and breakfast accommodation for holiday makers, business travellers and contractors. All our rooms are en suite, with tea & coffee making, colour television and hairdryer. We have a guest lounge with television and DVD player. We are close to the fantastic Weymouth Sandy beach and town centre.
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Thomas Mann is widely acknowledged as the greatest German novelist of this century. His 1912 novella Death in Venice is the most frequently read example of Mann's early work.
Mann's classic here gets a fresh interpretation from PEN Award-winning translator Neugroschel, who brings out more of the work's sensuality. Along with the title story, this edition includes "The Will for Happiness," "Tobias Mindernickel," "Tristan," "The Starvelings," and "Harsh Hour," among others.


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"I am not cut out for this," says one of Representative Louie Gohmert's staffers. We're caught in the middle of an hour-and-a-half-long Gohmert feeding frenzy that started as soon as the Texas Republican set foot on Radio Row, here at the Conservative Political Action Conference. It finally wraps when his staffers pry him away from the last reporters and dash him back to the Hill.
CPAC sometimes feels like the Grammy Awards of movement conservatism. And if that's the case, then Gohmert is Willie Nelson — accented and outspoken. And faced with hordes of fans, he's enamoring. It's not just a CPAC thing — his staffers tell me that they're always juggling media invites — but here, Gohmert might as well be Elvis. Nobody doesn't want a piece of Louie.
He descends into the fray after concluding a panel called "Too Many American Wars?" Gohmert's on-stage take: "Benefit your friends, make sure your enemies suffer from being your enemies." People seem to have liked it, and right now, Gohmert is benefitting his friends. His first stop is the Tea Party News Network's booth, where host Scottie Nell Hughes, a big-haired blonde in a hot-pink wrap dress and sky-high leopard-print heels who's just finished interviewing Newt Gingrich, tells him, "You're more of a diva than I am!"
And the Gohmert insta-rapport never really lets up. Before that interview finishes, a woman from the Tea Party Patriots booth tries to claim the next interview with him. But it's nothing doing. Gohmert's staff, despite their best efforts, has poor luck with wrangling him from the crowd. Two Texas College Republicans want a picture of the congressman holding their "I SUPPORT TEXAS COLLEGE REPUBLICANS" sign. NRA News snags him for an on-camera interview. He tells the interviewer that he's sometimes been bothered by the group's softness on Second Amendment rights, and he's not joking. He also says that some other members of Congress have told him, regarding Texan secession, that "If you guys go, we want to go with you." But he adds that the secession question was answered in 1865.#more#
As we make our way down the hall, everyone wants an interview and everyone wants a picture. Gohmert poses with a woman who tells him she's from Texas, and he asks, "Where in Texas?" Houston. "Houston? I've heard of Houston."
He finally makes it down to the Tea Party Patriot radio booth, where Gina Loudon, another blonde in stilettos (she's sporting a necklace with a pistol on it) wants to chat him up on the air. She mentions that he's "a big-time celebrity" and he says, "You're intimidating me!"
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You could say that Gohmert's Radio Row pilgrimage is a charm offensive, but charm is coming from both ways. Orly Taitz, the Birther to end all Birthers, shows some papers to him that she says indicate the president doesn't have a valid Social Security number. Larry O'Connor at the Breitbart booth tells him they could talk for an hour.
By the time Gohmert has finished his trek, one last reporter tails him to the exit of the Gaylord. As his staff hustles him out, a woman standing in a line simply yells, "Congressman Gohmert!" and waves. Then she looks to her companion and says, "We have to talk to him."


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This session will cover collaboration between architects and design visualization specialists within the Live Design network. Once a Revit software user generates an Autodesk Revit LIVE project, any design visualization specialist can jump in and take that project to another level. Using knowledge from 3ds Max software and the Stingray game engine, let's see how we can easily add dynamic content to create an immersive presentation. Game engine technologies can really enhance the design visualization process—it's all about real-time storytelling! This hands-on lab will give an overview of the power of each software system when they're combined. During the lab, we will go from Revit software, to Autodesk Revit LIVE software, to Stingray game engine, then finally close the loop and send the project back into Autodesk Revit LIVE. This session features Autodesk Stingray, Autodesk Revit LIVE, and 3ds Max.
Advances in technology are ushering in a new era where connectivity for builders, designers, and engineers is key. Technology is changing rapidly. Find out in this class how to better embrace these changes to create more value and competitive differentiation by using an evolutionary and remarkable pioneering BIM Cloud Workspace with Autodesk's BIM 360, Stingray, Revit, Navisworks, Microsoft Azure N-Series, NVIDIA Grid, and RES ONE Workspace. Learn in this class how TBI is featuring a unique, innovative, niche cloud workspace to design, build, make, and create the future of the Netherlands in the belief that it can always be better: more attractive, smarter, more efficient, and more sustainable.
Most people are now familiar with a concept of level of detail and levels of information. Data and geometry have their benefits but when combined they become even more powerful. Stick time (4D) into the mix and we're starting to get somewhere. Get the models to a 'Fit for Construction' and you've cracked it. The aim of the presentation is to follow the data and the geometry from the design phase right through to construction on-site. To demonstrate how structured data and geometry when properly verified can be leveraged by design, planning, and through to on-site construction to ensure the project is delivered successfully. Throughout the levels of detail what do the various parties need? What does a planner want a level 3 model for? How much use is a level 1 model to a QS? What is the minimum amount of data they need? We will go through their requirements for successful delivery and demonstrate how they are leveraging the data and geometry day to day on the Hinkley project.
Solomon Rogers will use REWIND:VR case studies to show the sort of work that is currently being commissioned and utilised—from architectural design and development to Rolls-Royce's new Vision vehicles, BBC's International Space Station Space Walk, and the launch of Nike's new Soccer Team kit. You may remember the early, overhyped virtual-reality (VR) attempts of the mid 1990s that were expensive and unable to deliver a truly immersive experience—and in many cases, just left people feeling nauseous. This is the year where VR truly becomes a viable consumer product. So, what's changed in the past 20 years? Sol Rogers, CEO and founder of REWIND:VR, will look at the developments—from technology and platforms to smartphones and appetite for the medium. VR is no longer just a marketing gimmick. It's a serious industry predicted to have 170 million active users by 2018.
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3D technology has historically been reserved for large, exclusive, purpose-specific platforms. Users have been required to have advanced knowledge of laser scanning to operate high-tech scanners. As technology continues to evolve, laser scanning is just one piece that is moving to a smaller, inclusive, all-encompassing platform.

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How can 120 diverse stakeholders shape the design of a complex infrastructure project and gain community consent and agency approval—all in record time? Using InfraWorks 360 software as a collaboration tool, the owners, engineers, environmentalists, historians, regulators, news agencies, and local townspeople all worked together to affect design changes in a democratized and efficient working relationship. Using InfraWorks 360 software, we overcame the obstacles that typically plague rail projects, such as connecting villages and towns, crossing bridges and tunnels, using and repurposing existing corridors, and establishing new alignments. This was done using the ability to rapidly view, navigate, query, and create design alternatives in a real-world context. The project model provided a single source of truth for both technical and nontechnical review, assessment, and "what if" proposals. See the amazing results of this stakeholder-designed and stakeholder-approved project through their eyes. This session features InfraWorks 360, 3ds Max, and AutoCAD Civil 3D. AIA Approved
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text: Home > Sports UFC: Silva says he can fight this year ABS-CBN News Posted at Apr 06 2014 08:49 PM | Updated as of Apr 07 2014 04:49 AM Share Save Facebook Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Mixed martial arts (MMA) legend Anderson "The Spider" Silva claims he is only a few months away from being ready to fight this year, just over three months after the Brazilian superstar suffered a gruesome leg injury. Silva has been recovering from a broken left leg that he suffered last December against Chris Weidman at UFC 168, a bout that saw the "Spider" fail to regain his UFC middleweight title. Speaking to UFC Fight Pass, Silva revealed that he has been recovering well, both physically and mentally. "I would be ready to fight this year," Silva said, as quoted by Bloody Elbow. "Another couple of months, and I would be ready to fight again." "But I'm having this opportunity to spend more time with my family, to focus and work on my personal projects. I'm making the most of this moment to look after my personal things and be with my family," he added. Silva admits he was initially worried to resume kicking after suffering the injury, but managed to convince himself. "I thought to myself, 'I have been doing this since I was a kid. Let's kick!' Let's do what needs to be done," he said. Another key to his recovery has been "happiness," said the Brazilian. "Regardless if you are injured or not, you gotta have happiness to recover," he said. "You must have the will to carry on and never give up." Silva's loss to Weidman last December was his second straight defeat. He also lost to the American fighter in July 2013, getting knocked out in the second round and dropping his middleweight belt. It was his first loss since 2006. Share Save Facebook Share on Twitter GPlus LinkedIn Read More: ufc Anderson Silva /news/11/21/17/inhinyero-patay-sa-pananambang-sa-maynila/news/11/21/17/deped-disowns-facebook-page-with-wrong-walangpasok-post/business/11/21/17/janet-yellen-to-depart-us-fed-in-february/business/11/21/17/world-stocks-gain-on-global-growth-outlook-euro-falls/entertainment/11/21/17/beyonce-is-2017s-highest-paid-woman-in-music-with-105-million


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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
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"In preparation for the release of my new project, the 9th Wonder-produced Love Potion Number 9th: The Hangover, I am dropping the first two exclusives, "Blow It Out" and "Let It Go." "Blow It Out" is an ode to two of my good friends as well as the average 9 to 5'er who just isn't quite where he/she wants to be in their life whether it's work, a relationship or monetarily.
"Let It Go" features my crew The Only Ones/The League of Ordinary Gentlemen members, Adullessence, Large Marge and Stik Figa. Love Potion Number 9th: The Hangover is an A Side/B Side mixtape that features 8 songs from the original Love Potion and 8 songs from The Hangover portion. All 16 tracks are produced and borrowed by 9th Wonder.
Also, my debut album with Phys Edison, Sunday Drive is now available for purchase on Itunes and several other stores. If you enjoyed the album, PLEASE purchase a copy. The Itunes version includes two bonus remixes that were not featured on the free download version. Love Potion Number 9th: The Hangover is sponsored by FlawlessHustle.com, RefinedHype.com and Chicago sneaker boutique, AKIN and will be available for download November 17th via RefinedHype.com. There will also be a listening party for Love Potion on November 14th at AKIN(1313 S Halsted) across from UIC. Free copies of the mixtape will be available as well. I hope to see everyone there."
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Planning on travelling to Vietnam? Only about 9 hours away by direct flight from Australia, Vietnam is a fascinating country to visit. If you've never visited before and are currently planning a trip to Vietnam, these travel tips will help you sort out the logistics.
Travelling to Vietnam: Book your flights
Currently both Qantas and Vietnam Airlines operate direct flights to Ho Chi Minh from Sydney and Melbourne. If you don't mind a transit stop, your options extend to Singapore Airlines, TigerAir, Jetstar and AirAsia. The latter 3 airlines have the additional benefit of being low cost airlines and therefore relatively cheap if you're not flying with check in luggage and don't mind bringing your own meals.
Travelling to Vietnam: Organise a visa
Depending on your passport and your intended length of stay, you may or may not need a visa to travel to Vietnam. Some nationalities are exempt from Vietnamese visa requirements. If, however you are American or Australian, you will need a visa. The Vietnamese Immigration Department now issues visas on arrival if you enter the country by air; however if you are crossing a land border you will need to get a visa from a Vietnamese embassy. To take advantage of the visa on arrival process, applicants can apply online, obtain an approval letter and use this to pick up a visa on arrival at a Vietnamese airport.
Travelling to Vietnam: Book accommodation
Even if you prefer to travel spontaneously, I highly recommend booking at least the first night of your accommodation on arriving in Vietnam. There's plenty of accommodation options in Vietnam to pick from, whether you prefer to stay at a 4-star beachside hotel in Da Nang, boutique hotels in Hanoi or a local AirBnB apartment in Ho Chi Minh. If you decide to book with AirBnB, you'll get $45 off your first booking with them, and to sweeten the deal, you'll also score a free $30 prepaid offer from Optus if you book before November 2016.
Travelling to Vietnam: Local SIM cards
If you need to connect with friends and family, or if you're expecting an important email while travelling in Vietnam, you're going to need a phone and data connection. You could simply use global roaming on your home network, but this is expensive and you may come home to a gigantic data bill. Instead, make sure your phone is unlocked before you leave Australia, and buy a cheap activated pre-paid SIM card on arrival. The best provider in Vietnam is Mobifone. Where possible, take advantage of free WiFi while travelling in Vietnam.
Travelling to Vietnam: Money
The local currency in Vietnam is called the Dong, at an exchange of around 0.00005 to the Aussie dollar – that's a lot of zeros! You can either exchange money at an Australian foreign exchange desk before you leave, which will be relatively more expensive, or use the ATM at the airport when you land in Vietnam to withdraw cash. You can also exchange money at foreign bureaus, found in all major cities in Vietnam, but don't change money on the street. Make sure to count your change – with such large denominations, it's easy to get confused.
Travelling to Vietnam: Organise a tour
While you can travel to Vietnam independently, if you are looking for an easy way to organize all the logistics for your trip, a tour is the most convenient option. When I visited Vietnam, I organized airport transfers, booked train tickets to Sapa and transfers from Hanoi to Ha Long Bay through a tour agency.This helped to smooth my trip planning and meant I could focus on simply enjoying my time there instead of having to figure out the logistics of transport.


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After 250 applications this year, we are pleased to announce the 42 members of the YMCA North Shore Raise up Crew for 2013!
Tuesday Team
Birkenhead College – Hannah Schwartfeger (yr 13), Nica Israel (yr 13) and Jacob Colligan (yr 11). Northcote College – Gabriel Rutherford (yr 13), Karl Nonu (yr 12) and Margaret Vine (yr 12). Westlake Boys – Alvin Aduna (yr 13), James Bailey (yr 13) and Tony Rodokal (yr 12). Westlake Girls – Alice Alfree (yr 13), Carol Lee (Yr 13) and Vyoma Patel (yr 13). Carmel – Elena Siljic (yr 13) and Sasha Lal (yr 12). Rosmini – Jacob Ngaha (yr 13), Liam Kelly (yr 13) and Peter Walsh (yr 13). Takapuna Grammar – Sophie Wilson (yr 13), Caroline Taylor (yr 12), Tamara Bullock (yr 12) and Gary Qian (yr 11)
Thursday Team
Glenfield College – Te Amo Fox (yr 13), Celeste Smith-Kasene (yr 12) and Jessica Curtis (yr 12). Kristin – Elspeth Carroll (yr 12) and Lizzie Lunn (yr 12). Albany Senior – Kelsey Townshend (yr 13), Queenie Jose (yr 13), Mat Budzyna-Dawidowski (yr 12) and Max Hope-Powell (yr 12). Pinehurst – Hannah Rogers (yr 12) and Tayla Furlong (yr 12). Hato Petera – Maihi Bennett (yr 11) and Tayla-Rose Campbell (yr 11). Rangitoto – Ella Meredith (yr 12), Katherine Lee (yr 12), Rachael Allan (yr 12), Amy Crowther (yr 11) and Kathryn Huang (yr 11). Long Bay – Caitlin Henneker (yr 13), Emma Wood (yr 12) and Oceana-Blue Helleur (yr12)
Our aim this year is to focus on creative/art events so we can showcase the amazing talent of our young people on the Shore. We have been planning a number of creative events and the first is
There is a mountain of amazing teenage artists on the North Shore.
At a time when employment is difficult for teenagers, we have created an art exhibition to support our young aspiring artists. Artistry is an art exhibition where the public can purchase art through a silent auction. There will be live musical and dance performance, with drinks and food. Come and support our local artists, and pick up some amazing art for a reasonable price! The date is Sunday 23rd June 10am – 12.30pm at YMCA North Shore. For more information email firstname.lastname@example.com or call the YMCA 480 7099.
School Holidays
April School Holidays at YMCA North Shore for children aged 5-15 years.
After a busy Term 1, thoughts turn towards activity for the kids during the April School Holidays – and YMCA North Shore has you covered. Heaps of our favourite trips are back, as requested by the children, and after fantastic feedback last holidays Auckland Jet Boat Tours and Metrolanes have been added again.
Don't forget our in-house sports programme now runs both weeks of the school holiday for those who are more sport orientated, or don't want to go out on a specific trip. These holidays we have instructors joining us for Squash, Dance, Gymnastics, Rhythmic Gymnastics and more. YMCA North Shore holiday programme is supported by funding by the MSD and OSCAR subsidies are available to parents through Work and Income.
View the programme on our website www.ymcaauckland.org.nz
Heaps to see and do these holidays at your local YMCA!
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Sony to Release Xperia Z2 Ultra Alongside Xperia Z2 According to Leak
Sony's really been stepping up their game over the last year, and it looks like it's about to hit the next level very soon. Last year we were graced with quite a few Xperia Z product lines including the Xperia Z and Z1 phones, the Xperia Z Ultra phablet and the Xperia Tablet Z. Ever since the Xperia Z1s launched on T-Mobile last month we've seen rumors of a possible Xperia Z2 running around the internets, and it looked like a pretty decent upgrade to an already pretty amazing phone. The Sony Sirius D6503, or better known as the Xperia Z2 in many circles, now looks like it's part of a larger lineup of devices from Sony, and appears to be another attempt to unify their lineup and provide various sizes for their flagship devices. @GadgetLeaks on Twitter sent out a friendly little tweet letting everyone know to expect not only the Xperia Z2 soon, but also a phablet in the form of the Xperia Z2 Ultra, and a tablet called the Xperia Tablet Z2. The lineup and the names all make perfect sense, and it looks like Sony is going to try to hit it big when it launches these devices in the near future.
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The Australian government has pledged AUS$3.62 million of funding for a range of initiatives to progress the implementation of the country's international education strategy.
"This funding will support 14 innovative projects to help strengthen and grow Australia's booming international education sector," said Senator Simon Birmingham, the Minister for Education and Training.
"From support for think tanks, international collaborations and conferences through backing initiatives that boost student internships and raising the profile of our English language training, these new projects focus on enhancing the experience of international students studying in Australia." The country's first international education strategy was launched last year.
Minister Birmingham said that the government would also be expanding the biennial international student survey to capture information about graduate employment outcomes and increase the reach of the survey. "Having access to timely student data helps our education providers monitor where demand is growing and track their own success against national benchmarks," he said.
Language school sector peak body, English Australia, welcomed the announcement and its role in some of the funding projects, including AUS$150,000 for a scheme to raise the profile of the English language sector in China.
In a circular to member schools, Brett Blacker, CEO of the association, said, "Australia's international education sector has been fortunate due to the attractiveness as a study destination for Chinese students. However, those in the English language teaching sector would appreciate that the vast majority of these students select English language courses or Elicos as part of their pathway to university study, with very few selecting to study Elicos only."
He continued, "The Minister has recognised the opportunity for the Elicos sector to expand, and English Australia will be leading a project to investigate the market drivers and conditions to develop a stand-alone Elicos market with China, encompassing both onshore recruitment and offshore delivery. The aim is to collect and analyse relevant data and market information with a view to expanding the breadth of, and diversifying, Australia's China Elicos market."
Brett said that the Department of Education and Training had also confirmed ongoing support for the association's annual market analysis of the Elicos sector, adding that this report captures data on all international students at English language schools, regardless of visa type.
In the last full-year English Australia market report, around one-third of all international students were not student visa holders, with most of those arriving on either visitor or working holiday visas.
Other initiatives successful in the round of funding include scoping for a 'sharing economy' model for student accommodation; market action plans to be developed by Austrade; strategic engagement projects with India and Indonesia; and continuing support for the Council for International Students annual conference.
Unveiling the new funding initiatives, Minister Birmingham also welcomed the latest international student data, which showed a 14 per cent increase in the first four months of 2017, compared with the same period of the previous year.
"International students consistently report that the quality of our educational qualifications and the quality of our education system are the main reasons Australia continues to be their first choice destination," he said.
The application period for the next round of projects is expected to open in 2017.
At the time of writing, AUS$1 = US$0.77
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Bangladesh Navy Buys 2 Type 035G Ming class Submarine
Speaking at the commissioning of two new frigates into Bangladesh navy in Chittagong yesterday, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said the new submarines would be inducted into the navy by 2015.
"A process for induction of two submarines in the naval force has been finalised as part of the present government's firm determination and commitment to turn Bangladesh navy into a three-dimensional force," she said, adding: "Work on setting up the country's biggest naval base in Ramnabad area in coastal Patuakhali district has already been launched."
The two new frigates - Abu Bakar and Ali Haider - procured from China have replaced
two old British frigates.
Although the prime minister did not disclose the source of submarines, media reports suggested that China would be the source country.
Earlier on her arrival at the BNS Naval Base Isa Khan in Chittagong, the prime minister was received by Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral M Farid Habib and Commander of the Chittagong Naval Zone Rear Admiral M Akhter Habib.
The prime minister said the government has started the work on increasing necessary infrastructure for the navy including air base along with raising its war fleet.
"The issue of construction of a submarine base is under process," she said, adding that Khulna Shipyard is building two containerships with the funding of the navy which would play an active role in the country's economy.
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She said most of the people of Bangladesh are not aware of the importance of sea and its resources. "Our naval force and Coast Guards are ensuring security of the maritime boundary by encountering various natural adversities. So despite economic constraints, the necessity of an efficient, modern and balanced three dimensional naval force is
undeniable," she said.
Highlighting her government's relentless stride for the development of Bangladesh navy, Sheikh Hasina said short and long term plans have already been taken to build Bangladesh navy as an
effective force by 2030.
She said the highest number of 12 ships have been added to the naval fleet during the tenure of her government. The navy has entered the new era through induction of two maritime helicopters and two maritime patrol aircraft.
The prime minister said a special force named Special Warfare Diving and Salvage (SWADS) has been commissioned for naval aviation and unconventional warfare.
Referring to the maritime victory over Myanmar, the prime minister said Bangladesh got the legal rights of the exclusive economic zone up to the 200 nautical miles of the Bay of Bengal through the win.
"I hope that Bangladesh would realise the just rights by resolving the maritime dispute with India by this year in the same process," she said.


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Candidates sought for Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board
The New Zealand government is seeking an experienced New Zealand patent attorney to serve on the new Trans-Tasman IP Attorneys Board.
The new Board will govern and administer the new joint licencing regime for Australian and New Zealand patent attorneys when it comes into effect in early 2017.
Candidates must be resident New Zealand patent attorneys with substantial experience, knowledge, and significant standing in New Zealand patent attorney practice.
Expressions of interest close at 5.00pm on Wednesday, 30 November 2016. For more information and details on how to apply, please visit the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment website.
The following email was sent to members on 14 July 2016.
Update on Patents (Trans-Tasman Patent Attorneys and Other matters) Amendment Bill
The Report of the Commerce Select Committee has now issued on the Patents (Trans-Tasman Patent Attorneys and Other Matters) Amendment Bill.
The full report is available to read on the Parliament website but can be accessed here. It makes for an interesting read.
As you all know, IP Australia and IPONZ mooted the idea of a single patent application process (SAP) and a single patent examination process (SEP) several years back. Despite a lack of consultation with both the profession and New Zealand businesses on the need for SAP and/or SEP, the proposal found its way into the above Bill.
By way of a recap, a patent applicant using SAP would have made a single application via a Trans-Tasman portal. The Trans-Tasman patent application would create a pair of applications – a New Zealand application and an Australian one.
Also under SEP a single examiner would examine a pair of applications. It had been suggested that conducting separate examination processes in each country resulted in significant duplication of effort and resources to perform essentially the same task.
When the Commerce Select Committee called for submissions on the Bill, the overwhelming majority of submitters said it was not needed and would not be used. Submitters pointed out that the introduction of SAP and SEP would be unlikely to provide significant benefits to New Zealand. Businesses and the profession said that SAP would provide only very small cost and time savings.
Differences in patent law and practice were referred to by submitters, resulting in the need for applicants to still consider separate objections to both applications, and formulate different responses to those objections. Therefore applicants using SEP would be unlikely to save any time or costs.
The Committee agreed, and has recommended that the idea be shelved.
The reasons given are set out below:
· "Lack of benefits either to businesses or to patent attorney firms making applications on their behalf: if a SAP was used, there would be only very small cost and time savings. A SEP would offer no benefits because differences in patent law and practice between New Zealand and Australia mean that applicants would still be required to consider separate objections to both applications, and to formulate different responses to those objections. As a result, applicants using a SEP would be unlikely to save any time or costs.
· Increased administrative costs to New Zealand business: there would be increased costs of IPONZ examination and filing fees.
· Significant costs: there would be significant IT infrastructure costs to establish and implement a SAP, and ongoing maintenance costs. Establishing a SEP would also entail significant costs, including for examiner training and IT.
· We understand that applicants are unlikely to use a SAP and a SEP mainly for commercial reasons.
· Work-sharing: examiners in IPONZ and IP Australia already benefit from increased online availability of the examination reports that they and other patent offices produce, which reduces duplication of examination work. We are also aware of advancements in international patent examination work-sharing arrangements which aim to increase efficiencies between patent offices. They include global initiatives such as the "Global Patent Prosecution Highway". These work-sharing initiatives provide alternative means of achieving the benefits of a SEP, without the need to amend the Act, and involve less cost to IPONZ.
· Recent developments have been proposed to the electronic procedures for filing patent applications under the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT), which is administered by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO). "ePCT" is an online system that allows registered users to upload documents relating to an international application directly in WIPO's processing system. We are aware of a proposal being developed by WIPO to modify its ePCT system to allow filing of multiple national phase applications, seeking patent protection in a number of PCT member states. We understand that the modified ePCT system would provide similar benefits to a SAP, but at a much lower cost to IPONZ. We also understand that work is underway between WIPO and IPONZ to pilot the modified ePCT system".
It is somewhat heartening that the collective efforts of Council, and individual member firms and patent attorneys, who took the trouble to voice their concerns about the Bill have been listened to, at least in part.
The Committee also supported the proposed change to Section 92 of the Act to remove lack of unity of invention as a ground on which a person may oppose the grant of a patent, saying this change would align with the original policy intent of the Patents Act 1952 and was generally supported by submitters. The amendment is proposed to apply retrospectively from the date the Patents Act 2013 came into force – 13 September 2014.
The joint regulation of the profession is to proceed.
There are still some aspects of joint regulation we are not happy with and will be taking these up again with Minister Goldsmith when we meet with him on 2 August 2016.
If anyone has any questions or would like to discuss, please get in touch with either me or a Council Member.
Kind regards
Corinne Cole
The following article, and audio interview with Corinne Cole, was published in the NBR on 3 May 2016:
Patent law changes: government rush to please Aussies will hurt NZ business
Screw up the New Zealand patent attorney sector, or embarrass yourself in front of the Aussies.
That is the awkward political corner the government has backed itself into over pending changes to how patent attorneys are regulated.
To continue reading this article, or to listen to the interview, please click here. This is paid content on the NBR site. They do have a 30-day free trial available though.
The following article was published in the New Zealand Law Society newsletter:
"Flurry" of proposed amendments to intellectual property laws cause concern
Proposed changes to the intellectual property regulatory regime are not fair to New Zealand patent attorneys, IP lawyers warn.
"There's been a real flurry" of IP-related issues "come on to the table recently," says Corinne Cole, AJ Park partner and President of the New Zealand Institute of Patent Attorneys (NZIPA).
Ms Cole says the NZIPA – which will belatedly celebrate World IP Day (26 April) next week – has responded to several proposed reforms of New Zealand's intellectual property laws in the months since she took office in November 2015.
Of primary concern is the Patents (Trans-Tasman Patent Attorneys and Other Matters) Amendment Bill, which would introduce a single patent application process (SAP) and single patent examination process (SEP) with Australia, and would establish a joint registration regime for New Zealand and Australian patent attorneys.
Joint regulation would increase barriers for New Zealand lawyers wanting to specialise in intellectual property, which would in turn impact on the ability of New Zealand firms to effectively compete with their Australian counterparts Ms Cole says.
She says New Zealand IP lawyers would be subject to additional training, compliance and registration costs, while the costs for Australian patent attorneys would not change.
"We would support a law change that was of mutual benefit," Ms Cole says.
"But all the benefit would be to Australia. The Australian regime wouldn't have to change, only New Zealand's – at increased cost to practitioners.
"The proposed amendment is not in New Zealand's favour."
Ms Cole says New Zealand and Australia also have different legislation and case law governing the protection of patents, which would create difficulties for a single trans-Tasman patent application and examination processes.
The New Zealand Law Society shared some of the NZIPA's concerns in its submission on the proposed joint registration system, noting that increased costs on New Zealand trainee patent attorneys could risk them moving permanently to Australia.
Also on the NZIPA's radar is the Geographical Indications (Wine and Spirits) Registration Amendment Bill which Ms Cole says is set to "finally" come into force, after lobbying by the wine industry.
The GI law would have implications for regional wine-makers, who would be allowed to exclusively market their produce by reference to the geographical area it comes from – similar to how "Champagne" legally refers only to wine from a certain part of France, not all carbonated wine.
And compliance with the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement will require further amendments to intellectual property laws if it proceeds, Ms Cole says.
Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Paul Goldsmith acknowledged World IP Day 2016 on Tuesday, an international initiative that "celebrates the role intellectual property plays in fostering human innovation and creativity".
"In our increasingly knowledge-driven economy, intellectual property is of growing importance to New Zealand businesses," says Mr Goldsmith.
"Every year around 30,000 trade mark, patent, design and plant variety rights applications are made by individuals and businesses to the Intellectual Property Office (IPONZ)."
The Creative Sector Study, led by the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, is currently underway to gain a better understanding of how the creative sector interacts with the copyright and designs regimes in the context of a rapidly changing technological landscape, Minister Goldsmith says.
Photos from NZIPA World IP Day 2016, held in Wellington.


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Child care program quality and teacher support
HDFS researchers help NC parents make important child care choices
Excerpt, spring 2016 UNCG Research Magazine
In laying the foundation for school readiness and a lifetime of success, we know that quality of parent-child interactions and the home environment is critical. But quality in other child care environments, including preschools and child care centers, is just as crucial.
It's important for parents to know what an early childhood program offers, how effective their teachers are, and where the curricula are strong. In 1999, HDFS faculty Dr. Deb Cassidy, Dr. Linda Hestenes, Dr. Sharon Mims, and Dr. Steve Hestenes began collaborating with the N.C. Division of Child Development and Early Education to help parents make these important choices.
Their long-running N.C. Rated License Assessment project, which has received over $50 million in funding, rates child care programs throughout the state — currently over 7,000 programs. Of these, 45 percent of child care centers and approximately 11 percent of homebased programs have earned the top, five-star rating.
The N.C. Rated License Assessment project is just one of many ways UNCG is helping improve the overall quality of child care and education statewide. Another example? In conjunction with the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, HDFS Associate Professor Catherine Scott-Little is providing technical support for a new North Carolina K-3 assessment system. The system collects data on students from kindergarten through third grade, to help individualize their teaching and learning. Teachers, support staff, and families provide information for the assessment from observations, conversations, work samples, and more.
Teachers are better prepared and can better personalize teaching strategies when they understand how children learn. The K-3 Assessment system will arm teachers with a more complete picture of each of their students, improving their instruction and helping to meet their individual needs. With the information from the assessment Scott-Little is helping to design, teachers can more effectively target and teach to areas where high-need children need the most help.
A well-educated, prepared teaching staff is the biggest factor in achieving a five-star rating in the current N.C. Rated License guidelines. But finding the best qualified teachers to choose from can be difficult in the current environment of student loan debts and low teacher wages statewide. UNCG is taking steps to help grow our pool of highly educated teachers and to make sure they are supported and paid a living wage to keep them in the field.
HDFS Professor Deborah Cassidy has led the charge in preparing North Carolina teachers for more than two decades. Her latest focus is the EQuIPD (Education Quality Improvement & Professional Development) program. Funded by a Smart Start grant from the Guilford County Partnership for Children, EQuIPD is bringing professional development directly to existing early childhood professionals in Guilford County.
"Traditionally, early childhood professionals struggle to find the time and resources to get the continuing education and professional development they need," says Cassidy. "Through this program, our staff brings interconnected services, such as peer coaching and training, directly to teachers and directors in early childhood settings. Together, we are implementing strategies we know have a direct impact on increasing the quality of early care and education."
Another example of efforts in this area, says Cassidy, is UNCG's mentoring program, which pairs teachers working in higher-quality programs with those working in lower-quality programs over a four month period. Mentors — who receive a stipend — meet regularly with mentees to discuss problems, strategies, and tactics. These conversations help identify opportunities for reaching children, as well as actions that might hamper a child's academic progress. The connections are designed to give teachers a safe, reliable sounding board to analyze problems.
"The relationships that develop are more important than the content discussed. Being an early-education teacher can be isolating," Cassidy says. "Having someone to discuss issues with can be invaluable."
It's also important, Cassidy says, for teachers to feel comfortable instructing students on complicated subject matters. To foster that confidence, UNCG supports community-training events that raise awareness of early-education topics through keynote speakers and workshops. For example, a recent session offered guidance for teaching science and math in age-appropriate ways. The hope, she said, is these sessions will enhance teachers' abilities to create strong curricula that reach children of all readiness levels.
But having high-quality teachers who know how to reach students and who have targeted curricula that teach to every student's needs means nothing if those teachers don't make it into or stay in the classroom. There's only one way to ensure high quality teachers are available, Cassidy says. Current and future educators must receive salaries that accurately reflect the time and effort that goes into the job.
To highlight this dire need, HDFS hosts Worthy Wage Day, an event that invites community leaders and politicians to work a child-care job for two hours, earning a teacher's hourly pay — $10.97. They're presented an honorary check during a press conference and are given the opportunity to discuss their experience.
Not only does Worthy Wage Day give community leaders a first-hand view of what teaching and caring for young children actually requires, but it also highlights the dire income insecurity experienced by many of North Carolina's early-education teachers. Up to 45 percent receive income support. In fact, many can't afford to enroll their own children where they work. Until this inequality is sufficiently addressed, Cassidy says, the state will continue to struggle to maintain a well-educated, dedicated, quality teacher workforce.
Excerpt from "Right from the Start" by Whitney L.J. Howell. Read the complete story and more in the 2016 spring issue of UNCG Research Magazine.
The best foot forward. It's what we all want for our children in those first few years. But, the question is — how do we get there?
Nationally and locally, debates rage. It's difficult to find consensus on the best way to educate our children or even prepare them to be educated. One thing we can be sure of? It's no simple task. It will require a lot of work and collaboration to get it right.
UNCG is leading the way. Here, researchers have investigated — sometimes for years — what it takes to make sure children are healthy and ready to learn. And, now, investigators are combining their knowledge, resources, and networks to meet these challenges directly.
Faculty and staff, from the UNCG Department of Human Development and Family Studies to the UNCG Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships, conduct basic research, translate research into evidence-based practice, and help create local, state, and national educational policy. As they reach out to families, help towns and cities identify and intervene with struggling children, and teach professionals vital skills for the classroom, these investigators have one goal in mind — giving every child the right start.


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NHL Hockey: Tuesday, October 18, 2016 at 7:30 pm (Amalie Arena)
The Line: Tampa Bay Lightning -135 / Florida Panthers +125 --- Over/Under: 5.5 See the Latest Odds
The Sunshine State is in for a big night of NHL hockey when the Florida Panthers visit the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Florida Panthers travel to Tampa Bay Tuesday night looking for another win after knocking off the visiting Red Wings 4-1 on Saturday night. Everything was clicking for the Panthers with Alexander Barkov, Colton Sceviour and Vincent Trocheck scoring while Jonathan Marchessault also scoring and recording a pair of helpers. Veteran netminder Roberto Luongo picked up the victory with a 21 save effort. The Red Wings lone tally came off the stick of Darren Helm in the opening period but that was all the support goalie Petr Mrazek received as his 24 stops added up to a loss.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning are looking for another victory when instate rival the Florida Panthers pay a visit Tuesday night. The Lightning come off a 3-2 victory against visiting New Jersey behind airtight defense and just enough offense. Steven Stamkos and Alex Killhorn each scored for TB with Valtteri Filppula tallying the game winner in the third to make goalie Corey Schneider a winner with 31 stops. The Devils received goals off the sticks of Travis Zajac and Kyle Palmieri while Andrei Vasilevskiy made 32 saves to absorb the loss. This was the first meeting of the clubs after the Lightning won all three meetings a season ago.
The over is 5-1-2 in Panthers last 8 Tuesday games and the Panthers are 14-3 in their last 17 Tuesday games while the under is 4-1 in Panthers last 5 overall. The over is 3-0-3 in Lightning last 6 Tuesday games and the Lightning are 4-1 in their last 5 vs. Atlantic while the over is 4-1-1 in Lightning last 6 home games. The Panthers are 4-1 in the last 5 meetings and the over is 11-3 in the last 14 meetings in Tampa Bay while the Panthers are 2-5 in the last 7 meetings in Tampa Bay.
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Lionel Messi marked his 400th game for Barcelona with a master class of passing by setting up four goals to give Cristian Tello a hat trick in a 4-1 win at Levante in Wednesday's first leg of their Copa del Rey quarterfinal.
Denied by the hosts in the first half, Messi withdrew into midfield to turn playmaker and place four precise passes behind the defence that led to an own goal in the 53rd minute and Tello's treble in the 60th, 81st and 86th.
Levante had held Barcelona to a 1-1 draw at Ciutat de Valencia Stadium just four days earlier in the Spanish league, and it was on course toward a similar feat after Nabil El Zhar netted in the 31st.
But Messi again showed that he is much more than Barcelona's all-time scorer with 331 goals since his debut in 2004 by exploiting Tello's speed down the left flank with well-timed assists.
"It's spectacular to have a player like Messi on your side," said Tello. "All four goals came from his boots."
Elsewhere, Real Sociedad defender Mikel Gonzalez scored twice to help earn a 3-1 victory at home over third-division Racing Santander in their opening leg.
Levante found Barcelona's weak spot in defending set pieces when Carles Puyol's clearance of a free kick fell for El Zhar to score at the second attempt after goalkeeper Jose Pinto had blocked his powerful first shot.
Barcelona was more inspired after the break and Messi's first pass to Tello led to the equalizer. Goalie Javier Jimenez got down to block Tello's shot, but Loukas Vyntra struck the loose ball off teammate Juanfran Garcia and into the net.
Messi again floated back to the centre of the pitch to draw the defence with him before threading another pass to meet Tello's run, and this time the forward fired the ball beyond Jimenez to give Barcelona the lead.
The Argentina star fended off a tackle and slid a diagonal ball for Tello to score his second before Messi picked him out with a pass over the top for his third goal.
"Our first half worried me, but we have players that don't need 45 minutes to turn the match around," Barcelona coach Gerardo Martino said. "[Messi] can change this and any other game. He can undo any type of defence. The tiredness of our rivals played its part and the spaces opened up as they wore down. Leo took great advantage of them."
Puyol had to be replaced by Javier Mascherano in the 57th due to an apparent leg injury. The 35-year-old Puyol has been plagued by a series of injuries for the past two seasons.
Martino, however, said that Puyol's injury was "only a leg knock."
Sociedad forward Gonzalo "Chory" Castro crossed twice for Gonzalez to score his goals, the first coming in the third minute followed by another in the 34th — just two minutes after Racing's Andreu Guerao had hit the crossbar.
Carlos Vela curled in Sociedad's third in the 62nd, but Mahamadou Kone gave Racing hope for next week's return leg by scoring in the 83rd.
Defending champion Atletico Madrid plays Athletic Bilbao on Thursday. Real Madrid won 1-0 at Espanyol on Tuesday.
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Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic Files Amicus Brief in U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals Challenging Marriage Restrictions on Gay CouplesTexas marriage laws violate the constitutional rights of lesbians and gay men to marry the person of their choice and to have that marriage recognized, Columbia Law School's Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic argues in an amicus brief filed today with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit.
In the brief filed in De Leon v. Perry, Columbia Law School Professor Suzanne B. Goldberg argues that the U.S. Constitution's due process and equal protection guarantee have long been understood to protect against government interference in fundamental personal decision making, including the choice of one's spouse. In fact, Texas imposes few restrictions on the choices of married couples but nevertheless prohibits people from choosing a spouse of the same sex.
"The bars on individuals from choosing a same-sex marital partner thus exist in sharp contrast to the state's otherwise pervasive respect for marital freedom of choice," writes Goldberg, director of the Sexuality and Gender Law Clinic. "In doing so, they infringe the Constitution's long-settled protection against state interference in deeply personal decisions related to family life."
Goldberg's clinic, founded in 2006, has filed amicus briefs in numerous cases challenging state bans on marriage rights for same-sex couples in the wake of the 2013 U.S. v. Windsor decision striking down a provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act barring recognition of same-sex couples' marriages.
"Courts around the country have affirmed, repeatedly, that governments may not ban same-sex couples from marrying," said Goldberg. "Texas's ban defies a longstanding American tradition that governments allow people to choose their spouses, for better or worse. By defying this tradition and restricting spousal choice, the ban directly injures many Texan families."
Columbia Law School students Logan J. Gowdey '16 and Sara E. Mac Dougall '16 assisted with research for and preparation of the brief.
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Local musicians to team up with Samba Mapangala for EcoFest Concert
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Nairobi May 9, 2006 Leading local musicians are set to team upwith
legendary Congolese musician Samba Mapangala in this year'sEcofest,
to be held at the Nairobi Arboretum on Sunday 4th June 2006.
Local musicians led by Suzanna Owiyo, who trooped to the Arboretumto
support the launch of this year's event, said they would use
musicand art to sensitize the public about healthy living and
theenvironment, in line with the Ecofest 2006 theme of Discovering Home.
The organizers are using the festival as a medium to attract,inform and
influence public knowledge of environmental problems andtheir solutions.
"The Festival aims at solving environmental and social problems
byshowcasing the work of local pioneers who are growing organic
food,generating and saving energy, harvesting and purifying water,
turningwaste into commodity and drawing new boundaries in art and
culture,"said Ngugi Mutura, the Chairman of the Kenya Organic
AgricultureNetwork, the event organizers.
Among the local musicians set to promote the cause are the fastrising
Cheche Group, modern taarab sensation Nyota Ndogo, benga singerPrincess
Jully of Dunia Mbaya fame, rap artist Redsan, and SuzannaOwiyo of the
popular Kisumu Number One track. Sarakasi acrobats &dancers will also be
on hand to provide entertainment.
Congolese Lingala crooner Samba Mapangala of the Orchestra VirungaBand
will perform his famous songs as well as releases from his latestalbum,
`Song and Dance' (2006), at a music concert to be held on
Sunday4 June at the Nairobi Arboretum. His popular album releases
include thecritically-acclaimed "Feet on Fire" in 1991,
"Karibu Kenya" in 1995 and"Vunja Mifupa" (released in
Kenya as "Confusion") in 1997 among othersongs.
The musician, who is currently resident in the United States, hailsfrom
Congo, Kinshasa and is believed to have derived immenseinspiration from
Bukavu area around the volcanic Virunga Mountains.
He first came to Kenya in 1975 and teamed up with Orchestra LeKinois,
including the late Pele Ondindia (former footballer with GorMahia FC),
Okello Jose Mtoto then of Kisumu (now based in Japan),Kasule Mopepe of
Maria Wandaka fame among many other great artistes torock the Kenyan
music scene.
By the time he formed Virunga in 1981, Samba had become a householdname.
Today he is one of the most successful African musicians residingabroad.
Samba performed a six-concert tour in Tanzania in 2004, playingto packed
stadiums around the country. He recently completed asuccessful UK tour
in March 2006.
Although Tanzanians are crazy about Samba because of his musicgenre,
heavily influenced by scintillating and soothing rumba cum bengaballads,
Samba has a bigger following in Kenya where he lived andperformed for
more than two decades.
Samba, who jets into the country on May 30, has continued to keephis
music modern and relevant by mainly composing songs in Kiswahiliand
EcoFest is being organised by the Kenya Organic Agriculture
Network(KOAN) in close partnership with the Friends of Nairobi
Arboretum(FONA). This year's theme is `Discovering Home'.
KOAN chairman Ngugi Mutura says that the festivities are designedto
educate people of all ages about practical environmental solutionswhile
providing them with a packed programme of world-class music
"The festivities will celebrate our rich cultural heritage as wellas
showcase real solutions such as organic agriculture that
benefitboth our environment and our economy," said Mutura.
Advance adults tickets for the family show on Sunday June 4 arebeing
sold at Sh300, while gate charges are Sh400. Children under theage of 18
will pay Sh100 both for advance and gate charges. 10,000visitors are
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Western Sydney claimed their first A-League victory of the season, outplaying Sydney FC in what was a heated derby clash at Allianz Stadium on Saturday.
The Sky Blues, who last week capitulated against Brisbane after Alessandro Del Piero left the pitch with a calf complaint, again appeared rudderless without their injured skipper in suffering their first home loss in nine matches.
The Wanderers' own Italian import Iacopo La Rocca opened the scoring early with Shinji Ono rounding out the goals in front of a record crowd of 40,388 at Allianz Stadium, topping Sydney's previous mark for a regular-season match.
With both teams locked at a win apiece and a draw in three previous derbies, the Wanderers can now claim bragging rights.
Serbian recruit Nikola Petkovic provided the only glimmer of hope for the hosts, with his long-range free-kick that hit the crossbar 10 minutes before the break their best chance of the match.
It was Sydney's defending from set-pieces that was their undoing in their drubbing by the Roar and they were guilty of making the same mistakes.
La Rocca, replacing the injured Aaron Mooy (concussion) in the starting line-up, broke the deadlock in the 11th minute off an Ono corner as he was barely challenged by the Sky Blues' backline.
Youssouf Hersi, who was a constant menace down the right for Sydney, looked to have doubled the advantage moments later but was ruled off-side.
The second goal was again the result of poor defending with Tiago Calvano and Sebastian Ryall unable to dispossess Ono, who off balance managed to slot the ball home for a 2-0 lead in the 26th minute.
Nicky Carle, who wore the Sydney FC captain's armband in place of Del Piero, was also tasked with providing the creative spark in the Italian's place but took until the 84th minute to have his first shot on target.
And while starting the second half strongly with speedy Panamanian Yairo Yau replacing Mitchell Mallia in attack, Sydney just weren't able to match the Wanderers' fire-power.
• Elsewhere, the Central Coast coach, Graham Arnold, was full of praise for his players after Saturday's 1-0 win over Adelaide United and claimed it's the best start to an A-League season since his arrival at the club in 2010.
The defending champions missed a hatful of chances against the Reds and were almost made to pay late in the game when Adelaide's impressive playmaker Sergio Cirio skipped past three defenders in the box but rolled the ball past the wrong side of the post.
It would have been tough on the hosts had they not claimed their first win of the season with Matt Simon, Nick Fitzgerald and Marcos Flores all missing good opportunities to give a more comprehensive look to the final score.
Fitzgerald's second-minute strike proved to be the difference between the sides but Arnold said he was pleased to see his side carve out plenty of goalscoring opportunities.
"There was a lot of promising things and I am always happy when you are creating chances," Arnold said.
"We had enough chances to win three games of football tonight. But the good thing about it was that we stuck to our defensive structures and the game plan even though we were missing a few players.


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MiniZinc is a solver-agnostic modeling language for defining and solving combinatorial satisfaction and optimization problems. MiniZinc provides a solver-independent modeling language that is now supported by constraint-programming solvers, mixed integer programming solvers, SAT and SAT modulo theory solvers, and hybrid solvers. Every year since 2008 we have run the MiniZinc Challenge, which compares and contrasts the different strengths of different solvers and solving technologies on a set of MiniZinc models. Here we report on what we have learned from running the competition for 6 years. Copyright © 2014, Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. All rights reserved.


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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska's presidential electors have stuck to their commitment to support Republican Donald Trump.
All five electors cast their votes for the president-elect on Monday in a Capitol ceremony with Gov. Pete Ricketts and Secretary of State John Gale.
A 2014 law requires Nebraska's at-large electors to support the statewide winner and district electors to vote for their district's winner. Those who refuse are instantly removed from the position, and Gale is barred from accepting their ballot.
Trump won the popular vote statewide and claimed a majority in all three of Nebraska's congressional districts. Democrat Hillary Clinton won the national popular vote but lost in the electoral college.
About 40 people convened beneath the Capitol rotunda Monday morning to show opposition to Trump and urge the electors to pick someone else.