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... high-stakes English language test. The figure also represent 16 consecutive years of global growth. North America, followed by the Philippines and Hong Kong, experienced the largest growth over ... English language skills are a key requirement, including universities, employers, professional bodies and immigration authorities.' IELTS measures a candidate's ability across the four ...
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Oh wait, I've got some issues here. Torque is force times distance right?
Then why is the stall torque labelled as kg/cm?
Shouldn't it be kg cm?
I multiplied 20 cm on it (Theoretically the distance between the knee and the foot), and got 400kg, which is basically... wrong. I don't think a servo motor could lift about 8 persons with a distance of 20 cm
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Since its inception at UNK in 1989, the Women's Studies Program has made an important interdisciplinary contribution to the University's academic curriculum. In 1987, Kearney State College President Nester called for an ad-hoc committee to consider women's issues on campus and asked Dr. Kate Benzel (English) to chair this committee. The committee subsequently recommended the creation of a Women's Studies Program to meet the needs of students, a majority of which were women in fields that typically employed women, such as education and the social sciences.
After 18 months of discussion, the committee created a proposal for a Minor in Women's Studies that involved all aspects of campus--academics, students' services, and extracurricular groups. This interdisciplinary program was initiated by the Women's Studies Advisory Council which included faculty members from each college including Dr. Kate Benzel and Dr. Liz Peck (English) from the College of Fine Arts and Humanities (FAH) and Dr. Ann Young (History) from the College of Natural and Social Sciences (NSS). The Dean of FAH, Dr. Betty Becker-Theye and the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs, Dr. Gene Koepke, were helpful in promoting the program which was housed in FAH until it moved to the Vice Chancellor's office in 1994. Kate Benzel was appointed the first Director of Women's Studies in 1989 and she remained in that position until Liz Peck took over the directorship in 1992. In 1994 Dr. Kay Hodge (Business) served as Director until 1997. From 1997 to 2000, the Women's Studies Program was directed by Dr. Carol Lilly (History). Support for the program was increased tremendously by Dr. Mike Schuyler (History), the Dean of NSS and Dr. Jim Roark (Chemistry), the Vice-Chancellor for Academic Affairs (VCAA).
In 2000, Diane KholosWysocki (Sociology) became the program's director. Support from the new Dean of NSS, Frank Harrold (Anthropology) and the VCAA continued. In 2003, Women's Studies received additional support from Dr. Finnie Murray (Biology) Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Student Life (SVAASL), and Dr. Glen Powell (Education) Faculty Assistant to the SVCAASL. In the Fall 2005, Diane Wysocki and Carol Lilly co-directed the program for one year. Trudy de Goede (Library) served as interim director for 2006-2007 and Dr. Linda Van Ingen (History) assumed the directorship in 2007. While the program continues to receive wide support from the College Deans throughout the campus, it is now administratively housed under Dr. Murray and the Faculty Assistant to the SVCAASL, Dr. Deborah Bridges (Economics).The Women's Studies Program continues to grow with the support from students and faculty across the disciplines. Students graduating with a Women's Studies Minor have majors in such fields as History, English, Criminal Justice, Political Science, Sociology, Social Work, Art, Family Studies, Communications and Business. Over twenty affiliated faculty from fifteen departments teach courses for Women's Studies credit. The Women's Studies Advisory Council, which helped launch the program in 1989, works regularly with the director to meet the needs of our women's studies students. Council members for 2007-2008 include Dr. Patricia Cruzeiro (Educational Administration), Dr. Darleen Mitchell (Music), Dr. Deborah Murray (Business/Management), Dr. Janice E Fornczak (Theater), Trudy de Goede (Library), Dr. Beth Wiersma (Criminal Justice), Dr. Diane Wysocki (Sociology), Dr. Nyla Khan (English), Dr. Marlene Kuskie (Education/Counseling), Dr. Tami Moore (Family Studies), Amy German (Academic Advising), and two student members Rachael Broadwell and Sarah Elger.
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BACKGROUND: Astronomers have combined two major astronomical projects -- the Hubble Space Telescope and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey -- to discover eight new rings of light, an optical illusion predicted by Albert Einstein. Previously, only three such rings have been observed in visible light.
WHAT CAUSES THE RINGS: "Einstein rings" are an optical illusion created when the fabric of spacetime is warped by the presence of massive objects, like stars or entire galaxies. The effect is known as gravitational lensing, and it is nature's equivalent to having a giant magnifying glass in space that bends and amplifies the light of more distant objects. Light from a distant galaxy can be deflected by an intervening galaxy to create an arc or multiple separate images. When both galaxies are exactly lined up, the light forms a bulls-eye pattern -- the Einstein ring -- around the foreground galaxy.
GENERAL RELATIVITY BASICS: Albert Einstein proposed his theory of general relativity in 1917. This attributes the force of gravity to the unseen warping of the fabric of spacetime, caused by the presence of mass (or energy). In a 1936 paper, he used general relativity to predict that the gravitational field formed by a massive object could not only warp space and deflect light, but in special cases, the light from a distant object could be so distorted it would create a complete ring.
WHAT WE CAN LEARN: "Einstein rings" serve as guideposts to help astronomers map the distribution of matter creating the warp in spacetime, and precisely determine the mass of the foreground galaxies. By studying this data, astronomers can glean more knowledge about the unseen "dark matter." This is an invisible and exotic form of matter that can't be seen, but its existence can be inferred by measuring its gravitational influence. Dark matter makes up most of the matter in the universe. Astronomers also hope to test the notion that galaxies form from collision, and through mergers of smaller galaxies.
HOW HUBBLE WORKS: Hubble has a long tube that is open at one end, with mirrors to gather and focus light to its "eyes" -- various instruments that enable it to detect different types of light. Light enters the telescope through the opening and bounces off a primary mirror to a secondary mirror, which reflects the light through a hole in the center of the primary mirror to a focal point behind the primary mirror. Smaller mirrors distribute the light to the various scientific instruments, which analyze the different wavelengths. Each instrument uses charge-coupled devices instead of photographic film to capture light -- the same array of photosensitive diodes that are used in digital cameras. The captured light is stored in on-board computers and relayed to Earth as digital signals, and this data is then transformed into images.
The American Astronomical Society and the Space Telescope Science Institute contributed to the information contained in the TV portion of this report.


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Why Americans Go Crazy For Pumpkin And Pumpkin-Flavored Stuff
November 20, 2012 With pumpkin or pumpkin spices going into more products every year, we wondered, what's the deal with the pumpkin obsession? Turns out pumpkins have been a symbol of Americans' longing for simpler, rural times since we began moving to the cities in the 19th century. And marketers know it.
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Talking Turkey (And Pie) In 'Thanksgiving'
November 20, 2012 New York Times editor Sam Sifton has this important piece of Thanksgiving advice: Forget innovation. No ham, no swordfish, no beef tenderloin, just turkey and pie. His new book, Thanksgiving: How to Cook It Well, provides recipes for a simple, stress-free holiday meal.
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Could Nate Silver Predict How Good Your Pumpkin Pie Will Be?
November 19, 2012 Scientists have come up with an algorithm to guess how many stars a recipe will receive online. By building "social networks" for ingredients, the algorithms also reveal how we mix and match spices, make dishes more healthful and customize flavor profiles.
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Don't Panic! It's Not Too Late To Plan A Turkey Feast
November 19, 2012 Thanksgiving is fast approaching, but what if you're pressed for time or just a kitchen klutz? Cookbook author Katie Workman says pulling off the holiday meal boils down to simplifying, delegating and letting the supermarket do some of the work.
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Don't Forget The Music: A Well-Seasoned Thanksgiving Soundtrack
November 19, 2012 Our suggestions for a playlist to accompany your Turkey Day, from cooking to dining to cleaning up, brimming with American sounds from all over the musical map.
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The Veggieducken: A Meatless Dish With Gravitas
November 18, 2012 Dan Pashman shares his recipe for a Thanksgiving centerpiece that will delight (and/or horrify) vegetarians and omnivores alike. Inspired by the turducken (chicken inside duck inside turkey), the Veggieducken is yams inside leeks inside a banana squash — with stuffing between each layer.
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Put A Little Soul In That Thanksgiving Stuffing
November 18, 2012 Thanksgiving has its must-haves: potatoes, cranberries, turkey. But cooking the feast with a soul-food style gives the meal a whole new flavor. Three chefs give their take on the tradition and serve up some recipes, too.
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It's Thanksgiving Already? How To Keep Calm And Cook On
November 17, 2012 How does this annual holiday still manage to sneak up on us sometimes? We've searched our archives for recipes and tips to help ease your mind amid the time crunch.
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Enjoy Thanksgiving Sprouts Without The Stink
November 16, 2012 Atlanta-based food chemist and cookbook author Shirley Corriher explains why Brussels sprouts get so stinky, and how to prevent it from happening. She also shares the recipe for one of her family's Thanksgiving traditions — scalloped oysters.
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A 'Splendid Table' Set With Mama Stamberg's Relish
November 16, 2012 In yet another installment of a long-standing NPR tradition, Susan Stamberg sneaks her (in)famous family recipe for cranberry relish on the air. This year, she talks to Lynne Rossetto Kasper, host of The Splendid Table — who isn't fooled for a second.
An Unusual Friendship, Forged Over Thanksgiving
November 16, 2012 Larry Rolf and Denny Daniels share an uncommon bond: They're best friends and they were both married to the same woman — though not at the same time. Their friendship, which started over Thanksgiving years ago, has continued through thick and thin.
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A Dash Of Latin Flavor On The Thanksgiving Table
November 15, 2012 Chef Jose Garces' parents are immigrants, and while they embraced some traditional American Thanksgiving dishes, they also served Ecuadorean food, like humitas and quinoa soup.


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Gr�ezi from The Town of New Glarus. Swiss immigrants from Glarus, Switzerland, settled New Glarus in 1845. Nestled within the rolling hills of Green County in Southern Wisconsin, New Glarus resembles the alpine farmlands of its namesake and is known today as America�s "Little Switzerland." New Glarus� Swiss heritage is apparent in its architecture, geranium-filled flower boxes, ethnic foods and festivals.
Perhaps the quiet rural setting or gorgeous backyard vistas are responsible for The Town's growth. Perhaps it�s the easy 30-minute commute to either Monroe or Madison that has attracted our new residents. We like to think that it�s our Swiss Hospitality and charm that caused our population to nearly double since 1990. New Glarus is currently home to 1,314 residents.
Our Office is located in the Swiss Miss Center, 1101 Highway 69, in New Glarus, Wisconsin. The entrance is beneath the skywalk that connects the Bank of New Glarus to the New Glarus pharmacy. Office hours are 8 AM - 5 PM Monday through Friday. Our phone number is (608) 527-2390 and our fax number is (608) 527-3390.


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Terms of Use of the Bernards Township Library Program Room Kitchen
Terms of Use of the Bernards Township Library Program Room Kitchen
Events must conclude a minimum of 15 minutes prior to the regular library closing time, or earlier in cases where more than 15 minutes is needed to complete clean-up as outlined below.
The program room kitchen may be used to store and prepare refreshments immediately prior to the event. All perishable food must be removed from the premises immediately following the event.
Empty coffee pots and rinse the inside of each in hot water and soap. DO NOT IMMERSE POTS IN WATER. Dry the inside of each pot, and turn upside down on towels on counter. Wash and dry any other library utensils used and replace them in the cabinets or drawers from which they were taken.
Be sure the stove top burners and oven are turned off and that both have been cleaned of any spills or debris.
Waste from groups under 25 can be placed in lined kitchen waste container. Waste from larger groups and recyclables from all groups must be removed from the site.
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Marc Faber: "Financial Crisis Don't Happen Accidentally, They Are Inevitable"
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 21:13As a distant but interested observer of history and investment markets, Marc Faber is fascinated how major events that arose from longer-term trends are often explained by short-term causes.; and more often than not, bailouts (short-term fixes) create larger problems down the road, and that the authorities should use them only very rarely and with great caution. Faber sides with J.R. Hicks, who maintained that "really catastrophic depression" is likely to occur "when there is profound monetary instability — when the rot in the monetary system goes very deep". Simply put, a financial crisis doesn't happen accidentally, but follows after a prolonged period of excesses (expansionary monetary policies and/or fiscal policies leading to excessive credit growth and excessive speculation). The problem lies in timing the onset of the crisis.
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Just Two Charts
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 20:37"Earnings" matter... until they don't. What's wrong with these two charts?
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Hugh Hendry Throws In The Bearish Towel: His Full Must-Read Letter
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 20:31"Just be long. Pretty much anything. So here's how I understand things now that I am no longer the last bear standing. You should buy equities if you believe many European banks and their sovereign paymasters are insolvent. You should buy shares if you put a higher probability than your peers on the odds of a European democracy rejecting the euro over the course of the next few years. You should be long risk assets if you believe China will have lowered its growth rate from 7% to nearer 5% over the course of the next two years. You should be long US equities if you are worried about the failure of Washington to address its fiscal deficits. And you should buy Japanese assets if you fear that Abenomics will fail to restore the fortunes of Japan (which it probably won't). Hey this is easy… And then it crashed"
- Hugh Hendry
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The Dark-Side Psychology Behind Holiday Madness
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 19:53The winter holidays are traditionally supposed to embody a certain ideal of that which is best in the hearts of human beings. Unfortunately, this process has all but vanished today, twisted and mutilated into something sinister and poisonous. Those of us who pay attention are well aware of a trend of cultural decline within our nation, and this problem is disturbingly visible from Thanksgiving to Christmas. The idiocy and barbarism seems to span all economic "classes" - The dark side truly knows no social or financial bounds.
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Are Stocks Cheap?
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 19:09You decide...
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Guest Post: There Is Too Little Gold In The West
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 18:29Western central banks have tried to shake off the constraints of gold for a long time, which have created enormous difficulties for them. They have generally succeeded in managing opinion in the developed nations but been demonstrably unsuccessful in the lesser-developed world, particularly in Asia. It is the growing wealth earned by these nations that has fuelled demand for gold since the late 1960s. There is precious little bullion left in the West today to supply rapidly increasing Asian demand, and it is important to understand how little there is and the dangers this poses for financial stability.
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700 Years of Government Bond Yields
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 18:00With the world almost in total agreement that rates can only go up, that the 30-year bull market in rates is over and a return to "normal" rates is timely, perhaps a glance at the following chart of 700 years of government bond yields will enlighten a little as to where the anomalies and what the "normal" is. All too often investors are caught up in their cognitive dissonance-driving recency bias when a bigger picture may just help those who always proclaim to invest for the long-term.
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Ikea's Spanish Servers Crash When 20,000 People Apply For 400 Jobs
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 17:29While the world revels in the "recovery" propaganda of Spain's premier Mariano Rajoy, it is three time more difficult to get into Harvard than to get a minimum wage job at Ikea in Spain...
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Shanghai's Record Pollution Is Creeping Inside Buildings
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 16:59As we noted earlier, pollution in Shanghai has reached record levels causing the government to ban cars and cut production across factories. The images below are not photoshopped or edited... this is the day--to-day life in that bustling city looks like... and in case you thought moving inside was 'safe', "the fog" is creeping into the buildings too now... All we are waiting for now is the rotting corpses of over-capacity Chinese industries to come out of the dark...
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6 Things To Ponder: Bulls, Bears, Valuations & Stupidity
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 12/06/2013 - 16:55With just a tad more than three weeks left in the year it is time to start focusing on what 2014 will likely bring. Of course, what really happens over the next twelve months is likely to be far different than what is currently expected but issuing prognostications, making conjectures and telling fortunes has always kept business brisk on Wall Street.
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Despite every effort to sell as much JPY as possible to lift stocks and create the best run for the S&P since 2004, the algos failed (by pennies) but with solid gains nevertheless just to disprove all the good news is bad news believers - for now. While the NASDAQ managed a green close on the week (though underperformed today), stocks couldn't quite make it all back today but broke the 5-day losing streak. Treasuries ended the day unchanged and 10-13bps higher on the week. The USD dollar lost considerable ground this week (-0.5%) but it was safe-haven Swissy that stood out as the last 4 days are the best run in 5 months. Gold and Silver ended the week -2% or so and despite the intraday swings relatively flat today. All-in-all, stocks and JPY carry were in charge today as bonds and commodities were not playing at all. VIX dropped the most in 2 months back under 14% as the front-end drop removed the inversion.
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Thank you very much -- avoided the debt ceiling fight this up.
What you might think is an odd theory that's been making the rounds but it apparently is gaining some traction among economists.
The treasury can just need to platinum coins.
Worth trillions of dollars and then use those coins to wipe out the government debt.
Sounds crazy but Elizabeth MacDonald is here with you next bottom line this is apparently for really Mac.
Yet it's getting a -- -- that debt ceiling crisis looms another crisis -- yet again.
Connell and it's -- basically gaining momentum on the blogs Huffington Post had this idea up.
A number of lobsters -- -- up to represented Jerry Nadler of New York is advocating for it.
But there's a lot of problems with eyes that at this idea let's would show you what the problems are we're gonna be debunking.
Using platinum coins to repay the US -- personally can -- inflation all currency it gets to value when more currency is printed.
They can print try to print all the money why can't print credibility.
The other issue too is the currency market the precious metals market.
The church -- market -- -- chaos and volatility there.
This is written you know you can't just print remains coins out of thin -- -- -- store a valued invite speculators to.
But most importantly you -- if you would invite a constant.
Constitutional crisis.
-- Connell namely the Federal Reserve.
Is owned by the regional banks they own that US treasury debt they're not gonna we're gonna get into the gonna get a lot of platinum coins -- be sitting on those points.
They're gonna say look at our treasury bonds are our assets were not gonna let you -- and -- basically vaporize them.
With a -- that you think you can say is worth a trillion dollars to two trillion dollars and that's the other issue too.
-- -- a constitutional crisis is is that.
Congress can spend money they can create money out of thin air they -- president can't do that either you can't just say calling it's worth the trillion bucks to two trillion dollars.
It's have to have a store of value so there's a lot of problems here and also -- the big one to another big one too.
The US credit rating would likely go to junk if this move was made back to come.
Other than that's a great idea well that's what I guess that some of those things -- things sound crazy sometimes because.
They are ran -- -- got -- Mac with the bottom line through rhetoric today and that's.
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Not at this time, wow this question gets asked every few seconds though on this site though. lol.
And probably for good reason. My Quad G5 is pretty darn fast, the last of the PPC line. Would have been nice to be able to run Redcine on it, even if it were a bit slower than running Intel. But I get where Red is going with this. Much easier to develop for one platform.
I have a Macbook Pro that I will use for Redcine and then I'll use my current PPC mac to do the editing. Most of the time I'll be editing in 720, 1080, maybe 2K. I'll probably upgrade the CPU when the next generation of Macs come out.
If your spending $30K+ for a properly equipped Red, another $3K for a powerful enough computer to do post with shouldn't be the thing that breaks the bank IMHO.
For sure I will be getting a new Mac, just not the current crop of 8 cores. I want to wait it out a bit and see what they come out with in the next few months. In the meantime I'm hoping to get by with the Macbook Pro and the G5 Quad. If that combo doesn't work, I might be forced into buying a new mac sooner than expected. Although not a huge amount of money in the overall scheme of things, it's still $5000 that needs to be spent wisely. And seeing that I won't need a new one for at least another month, I'm not to anxious to go out and get one right now.
But overall, you are correct, the computer is a relatively small part of the investment.
Also Noah, I think we have to keep in mind that some people will be just scraping by with the purchase of the camera. They may not have a lot of extra cash to spend on a new computer system. You can make an argument that this is a mistake on their part for not considering the entire workflow, but on the other hand, you can understand the excitement surrounding this camera and some just want to be able to go shoot their films and figure out the post stuff later. I think it says a lot about what Red is bringing to the table.
True but I do think it's a worthy consideration for the would-be enthusiasts. Folks thinking that $17.5K is all they need to go out and shoot with Red are in for a surprise. Not that getting a loan for all of the other gear that is truly essential is impossible, but the sooner folks get started figuring out your financing of a fully decked-out package the better off they'll be. And imho a top-model computer is a small but critical expense in that context.
Absolutely. I couldn't agree more Noah. For me, I see this as an expansion of my business model. I've been working on securing financing for months now, knowing that when all was said and done this was going to be a sizaeble investment. The fun part has been figuring out exactly what my system will entail from lenses to support gear to post equipment.
But I'm sure there are folks out there who for one reason or another have not been able to implement a business plan to cover all of the expenses involved and they will have just enough to be able to go out and shoot some footage. I'm sure they will figure the rest out. It will just take longer and could be a lot of hassle but in the end, they're rocking with their Red Camera and I love the spirit of everyone involved here because there is such a wide range of people from those just getting started to truly seasoned pros. Everyone gets to learn from each other. It's technology at it's best.
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Stream it live here now :http://sports-livez.com/channel/ch-30.php
thanks, last 6 km.
And for those rich bods among us, it's live on Foxtel :)
We got a sports package when it was on special so the lad could watch the A-league and the Socceroos, so wasn't I pleased to discover all the cycling (pretty much every night at the moment) and the darts :)
Bloody luxury Richard !!
Indeed Shav ! What a steep finish @ the end of 152 kms of racing .
Talking about tough , what about the Bulgarian winner , Gabroski ? He was still riding away from everyone as he crossed the line .
I agree. He was a machine up hills. It looked like he had more in the tank half way up that hill. Well done to him. I don't think camera pictures give a clear idea of the slope these guys are facing.
I'll be interested to see how he goes today - probably the Lantern Rouge (or whatever the tail gunner is called in Turkey). Massive effort from him though. That fast attack. There were times when his pedalling technique started to fail and he was just fighting the pedals but he got it back on song again. A ride to remember.
For the record, on the stage after his massive hill climb, Gabroski was up front and up to his tricks again - no, he didn't get away with it this time but it wasn't for lack of trying.
Stage 5 is LIVE now ..
Click on the same link To stream it now .
Go Aussies .!!!!!
Thank you Michael for putting this on here! Watching it now!
Just beat me to it Michael. The telecast on the dreaded fox ends at 9:30 so, no waiting up late, put the kids to bed, service the bike, pour a mug of port and enjoy the racing.
BTW, they've adjusted the finishing gap from last night's stage - Renshaw beat Goss by 0.0003 sec - yes, I've got the correct number of zeros. Cripes, if Gossy had ridden through some mud just before the line, HE'd have won. That sort of margin is just silly, it was a dead heat.
Enjoy the racing Richard & Katrina ,,I'm glued to it too ..
How about yesterdays stage 4 ? Mark Renshaw 1st , Matt Goss 2nd .. A great result for the Aussies, I'm disappointed I didn't stay up & watch it .I think there might be some video of it on SBS Cycling Central website ,, I'll have to check it out ..
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For the first time, archaeologists have delved into the lives of ancient Biblical kings - exploring a shrine that pre-dates Solomon's Temple in Jerusalem by three or four decades.
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In addition to the NEA grant categories Art Works and Challenge America: Reaching Every Community Fast-Track Review Grants, the NEA provides grant opportunities through national leadership initiatives, support to state arts agencies, and partnerships with other federal agencies.
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The President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Institute of Museum and Library Services, will be accepting applications for the 2013 National Arts and Humanities Youth Program Awards this November. With its $10,000 award for each winner, the National Arts and Humanities Youth Program assists organizations, furthers knowledge, and encourages development of future programs.
After-school and out-of-school time arts and humanities programs sponsored by performing arts organizations, museums, libraries, educational institutions, arts centers, community service organizations, businesses, and eligible government entities are encouraged to submit an application. Be sure to review all of the program's Eligibility Criteria note that the deadline will be January, 2013. Sign up at www.nahyp.org/how-to-apply for updates about when the application period begins.
Orchestras and other nonprofit organizations are eligible to apply for grant support thanks to the new program, Artplace. Administered by the Nonprofit Finance Fund through funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, as well as a large number of nationally recognized foundations and financial institutions, Artplace grants are awarded to organizations that will improve their communities and local economy via groundbreaking artistic, cultural, and creative work. Find more information about Artplace here >>


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- In the 1990s rates of the most common crimes plunged in most of the U.S., but in New York City the drop has lasted twice as long and has gone twice as deep.
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- The city's story shows that people are not hardwired to be criminals and suggests that other cities might achieve similar results by putting more cops on the streets, especially at "hotspots" of crime.
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Last Updated: 14th Nov 2013
Tags: austria, cities, innsbruck, tyrol, europe, austrian tyrol
Innsbruck is the capital city of the Tyrol region of western Austria. Built in on the floor of the Inn Valley on the banks of the Inn River, it became a important centre for trade with merchants traveling through the nearby Brenner Pass. The city burst on the European cultural scene in the 16th century when it became the home of Maximilian I, Emperor of Austria and Holy Roman Emperor. Legend has it that the emperor had 2657 gold tiles places on the roof of his balcony on the edge of the main square. Today the Golden Roof is the symbol and icon of the city.
The Old Town is the most impressive part of the city and although only being small itself, is home to the largest Swarovski Crystal store in the world, a number of beautiful churches, the 'Stadtturn' tower, (providing some great views of both the town and the mountains) and some great souvenir shops. The Christmas markets during the winter are simply gorgeous and only enhance the charm and appeal of the city.
The narrow, almost fairytale like cobble-stoned streets, along with the ornate building style of the old town add to the peace and serenity of the surrounding Alps. The relaxed and casual feel can however be deceiving as the people of the Tyrol certainly know how to party, usually beginning with a schnaps or two, or three or six or ten. The locals take both their schnaps and their drinking technique very seriously.
Innsbruck has hosted the Winter Olympics twice and is home to one of the most famous ski jumps in the world.
Today Innsbruck is also home to a University and as such during term is also home to some good nightlife. Nachtschicht ('Nightshift' in English – official site) is reputed to be Austria's largest night club and often schedule theme nights and drink specials while Blue Chips is open every night of the week for a more of an underground feel. Being a popular ski destination in winter, many hotel bars also have excellent bars with a variety of local schnaps.
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Arist von Schlippe, Michael Grabbe (Ed.)
Werkstattbuch Elterncoachinfg
(Workshop on Parental Coaching)
Elterliche Präsenz und gewaltloser Widerstand in der Praxis
(A Concept of Parental Presence and Nonviolent Authority)
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Systemic parental coaching of nonviolent authority toward violent or self-destructive behavior in children and adolescents serves to re-establish parental presence and is based on a concept by Haim Omer. This path to deescalation speaks to therapists and counselors as well as to concerned parents. In professional contexts there are a number of questions surrounding its use; this workbook addresses these questions in 14 contributions concerning the fundamentals of this method, disorder-specific practical and applied aspects as well as research perspectives.


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