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South Elgin guard Darius Wells goes to the hoop past Bartlett guard Lance Whitaker and Mitch Reid .
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Stimulate your senses in the bustling French Quarter, a six-by-12-block rectangle in the heart of New Orleans, where the narrow streets are filled with history and are alive with the sights and sounds of the port. Stroll down Bourbon Street and back up Royal Street and soak up the heady atmosphere of bars and lounges, clubs and restaurants, fabulous food and live music. New Orleans is particularly lively over Hallowe'en, when the city turns into one big fancy-dress party. The religion of voodoo lives on here, along with the fame of the 19th-century spiritual entrepreneurs, Voodoo Queen Marie Laveau, and her daughter Marie II. Marie I now rests in St Louis Cemetery No 1 and Marie II is an alleged resident of Cemetery No 2. Cemetery tours of the tombs operate from 10am to 4pm daily throughout the Hallowe'en season (00 1 504 523 3939). Explore the compact French Quarter on foot and the rest of the city by the historic streetcars, which cost from 75p for a one-way ticket. A VisiTour pass costs £3 for one day and covers unlimited use of streetcars and bus lines. Taxis are plentiful and cost £1.50 plus 75p per mile thereafter.
Enjoy the unique New Orleans tradition of having "a cup to go", where your drink comes in a plastic glass and you are free to take it out of the bar so you can enjoy the atmosphere of the city. Worth checking out are the Carousel Bar, 214 Royal Street, which does what the name suggests - revolves - and the Preservation Hall, 726 Peter Street, for nightly live jazz. For romance, passion and spiritual calm head for Loa Bar at International House, 221 Camp Street.
Cajun and Creole fare feature high on menus here. Mulates, 201 Julia Street (00 1 504 522 1492), serves up authentic Cajun cooking and live Cajun music. Approx £17. Enjoy a traditional bananas foster or a cocktail for breakfast at the world famous Brennan's Restaurant, 417 Royal Street (00 1 504 525 9713). Around £23. For a vintage slice of New Orleans try Acme Oyster House, 110 Veterans Memorial Boulevard (001 504 835 6410). About £12.
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Celebrate Hallowe'en in true New Orleans style. The Voodoo Music Festival (001 800 594 8499) takes place at City Park from 31 October to 2 November and features live music from 50 Cent, The White Stripes, Marilyn Manson and Queens of the Stone Age. A three-day pass costs £48. For haunted buildings, vampire-inspired crimes and an interactive horror theatre join a Ghost Tour (00 1 504 524 0708), which operates throughout the Hallowe'en season at 7pm, 8pm and 9pm. Another tour, which is not for the faint-hearted, is The House of Shock (www.houseof shock.com). Described as the "the most intense Hallowe'en experience in the world", it is located 10 minutes from the centre of New Orleans - no reservations required. Jim Monaghan's annual Hallowe'en parade takes place on 31 October at 6pm outside Molly's at the Market, 1107 Decatur Street.
With 24-hour licensing, New Orleans is the perfect place to party. Top night spots of the moment are Club 360(infinity), 2 Canal Street, a revolving rooftop lounge on the 33rd floor of the World Trade Centre, and the House of Blues, 225 Decatur Street.
Since 1862, Café du Monde, 813 Decatur Street serves 24-hour snacks seven days a week.
Take a streetcar along St Charles Avenue to the garden district, stroll down the tree-lined avenues and marvel at the grand mansions.
United Vacations (0870 606 2222; www.unitedvacations.co.uk) offers a seven-night room-only break at the three-star Landmark Hotel from £699 per person, including return flights with United Airlines and transfers. For further information contact Destination New Orleans and Louisiana (01462 458696; www.neworleanscvb.com).
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Lot 1437: HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL CHURCH
Auction No.57 of Antique Stocks & Bonds
by Boone Shares - The Scripophily Center
29 October 2016
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Description: 19xx HABANA. 6% Subscription Bond of $1000, specimen. green, black. This is the cathedral of the Episcopal Church in Cuba, and still in use today. It is in the El Vedado district in the west of the city - a smart area where many foreigners live. Vignette of the cathedral entree on the back.
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How long did it take you to trot well I'm taking two lessons a week. I've been taking lessons for about a month and a half. On a good lesson I can trot around the arena twice, before I inevitably lose my balance and... So...... how long did it take you before you were at the "pssh trotting is easy!" point? |
Let's see I started riding the beginning of august 2012. I've rode off an on since then usually with a 3 month break because of finances. I just now feel like my trot is pretty good. but even given that i'm still pretty critical of myself. It has taken a while to get my legs and ankles to stretch to where I wasn't posting off the stirrup. But there is definitely a difference in the way it feels! In fact I was so proud of myself the other day and so happy that I was getting it right that I just about cried because it has taken so long but I finally got to my goal!! It definitely feels easier now. |
I've only had like 6-7 lessons, and I can already manage a decent trot. I still forget little things like hand position though. My instructor reminds me and I quickly correct. I just started cantering last lesson. |
I haven't a clue. All I remember was when I was three years old getting a clear round on my pony over a course of 30cms :) I think I mastered a trot-ish by that time :P You can't really trot perfectly and be totally in sync with the horse at three so yeah :P |
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Shinhwa Eric Denies Scandal "Not In A Dating Relationship With Na Hye Mi"
Eric denied his dating scandals with Na Hye Mi. (Photo : newsen) Eric denied his dating scandals with Na Hye Mi.
Today, Shinhwa Company made the statement, "Unlike the information that was published previously, what we confirmed with Eric turned out to be different and we would like to apologize. After confirming with the two, they are not in a dating relationship."
They said, "After asking them, we have confirmed they are not in a dating relationship and their close relationship as friends has not changed from before."
One media announced that Eric and Na Hye Mi have been in a dating relationship for a long time now. They had said, "Eric and Na Hye Mi did date in the past, but we aren"t sure if this is still true. We have to ask them."
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Days of Autumn
Autumn is here - a time for transition. In the northern hemisphere this means cooler, shorter days, the appearance of colorful foliage, harvest time, and feasts and festivals. Collected here are 34 photos of the season, from around the world. (34 photos total)
Kenyan farmers pick through their maize crop in a field in the village of Kapsimatwa near the Rift Valley town of Bomet in western Kenya on September 9, 2008. The fertile fields of Kenya's western Bomet region are set for better returns with a novel World Food Programme plan launched Wednesday to buy surplus maize directly from local farmers. (YASUYOSHI CHIBA/AFP/Getty Images) #
A Myanmar farmer carries rice seedlings for planting in Pathein, 200km west of Yangon on October 10, 2008. Myanmar's government has said it needs 243 million USD to buy rice seed and fertilisers, and repair farms ruined by the May 3 cyclone, the UN's Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) said. (KHIN MAUNG WIN/AFP/Getty Images) #
A worker uses a harvester to collect the cotton at a farm in Manasi, far west China's Xinjiang region on October 11, 2008. China has long been the world's largest cotton producer and consumer, but in recent years its soaring economy and global textile trade liberalization have driven its cotton imports far beyond any other market.(STR/AFP/Getty Images) #
A worker stacks cotton at a cotton purchase station in Manas county, Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region October 11, 2008. Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, the largest cotton producing region in China, plans to expand wheat and corn planting areas while cutting down cotton sown areas, Xinhua News Agency said. (REUTERS/China Daily) #
In this photo provided by the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association, Darren Storkel drives a raking machine near Tomah, Wis., Monday, Oct. 6, 2008, during the fall cranberry harvest. The U.S. Department of Agriculture projects that Wisconsin will yield 3.85 million barrels of cranberries, nearly a 4 percent increase over last year's crop. (AP Photo/Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association, Andy Manis) #
A boy finishes lighting a patch of jack-o-lanterns at the Camp Sunshine Maine Pumpkin Festival, Saturday, Oct. 4, 2008, in Cumberland, Maine. Volunteers tried to beat the Guinness Record for most lit jack-o-lanterns. They managed to light just over 23,000 pumpkins. The record is 30,128. Camp Sunshine is a Maine based national retreat for children with life threatening illnesses and their families. (AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty) #
A man lays his hand on an oversized pumpkin at the 35th Annual Safeway World Championship Pumpkin Weigh-Off October 13, 2008 in Half Moon Bay, California. Thad Starr of Pleasant Hill, Oregon took the top honor at tihis years pumpkin weigh-off with his pumpkin coming in at 1528 pounds, earning his $6 per pound in prize money for a total of $9168. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) #
Farm workers use a forklift to unload boxes of pumpkins coming in from the fields at the Will-O-Bett Farm East Berwick, Pa., Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 14. 2008, before they are stacked and loaded onto trucks for shipping up and down the east coast from the Carolinas to Massachusetts. Each box contains 40 pumpkins and the farm has been picking this year's crop for the past six weeks. (AP Photo/Bloomsburg Press Enterprise, Jimmy May) #
Jonathan Kimberly, 13, loads a pumpkin in the sling which will launch it into the next field, Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2008 in Newton, N.J.. One New Jersey farm has a special attraction to go with the season's hay rides and corn mazes: giant pumpkin catapult. A group of middle school students who became obsessed with the medieval weapon asked northern New Jersey farmers Anthony and Heidi Lentini if they could use physics to fling the big orange squash.(AP Photo/The New Jersey Herald, Anna Murphey) #
A boat with cows and farmers tracks over the Koenigsee Lake during the ceremonial cattle drive on October 4, 2008 in Schoenau am Koenigsee, Germany. At Schoenau the farmers bring their cattle down from the Alpine meadows and drive them with a boat over the Koenigsee Lake every year in autumn, to stay over the winter in sturdy stables. (Johannes Simon/Getty Images) #
Bob McArthur, of Marion, uses a combine to harvest soybeans on Neal Horning's farm in Marion, Iowa, on Satuday, Oct. 4, 2008. Horning has been growing soybeans on his farm for 14 years. Iowa Agriculture Secretary Bill Northey said 2008 has been a trying year for Iowa farmers - record rain fall, record flooding, fitful weather throughout, but most Iowa farmers still have a good chance of finishing with a good year. (AP Photo/The Gazette, Amanda LaRae Larkin) #
On Monday, October 6th, a live wheat field, approximately one quarter of an acre in size, sprouted at New York City's South Street Seaport. The Wheat Foods Council's "Urban Wheat Field Experience," running October 6th through 8th, bought the farm-to-fork journey of America's most-consumed grain to life. (HILARY STEFFENS / PR NEWSWIRE) #
Visitors crowd a beer tent at the start of the Oktoberfest beer festival on September 20, 2008 at the "Theresienwiese" in Munich, southern Germany. Organisers of the world's largest folk festival running until 05 October expect up to six million visitors to enjoy Bavarian beer in huge tents and fun rides on the fairgrounds. (AFP PHOTO DDP / JOERG KOCH / LENNART PREISS) #
A waitress carries seven liters of beer at the start of the Oktoberfest beer festival on September 20, 2008 at the "Theresienwiese" in Munich, southern Germany. Organisers of the world's largest folk festival, which ended October 5th, expected up to six million visitors to enjoy Bavarian beer in huge tents and fun rides on the fairgrounds. (AFP PHOTO DDP / LENNART PREISS) #
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The Office of Management and Budget has finally released its long-awaited digital strategy that will guide how agencies move forward to deliver services and information in a more mobile-friendly way.
Released May 23, the "Digital Government: Building a 21st Century Platform to Better Serve the American People" strategy focuses on three objectives:
Read the full strategy here.
Under a presidential directive, agencies are to implement the requirements of the strategy within 12 months of the memorandum and comply with specific actions detailed in it. Agencies also have to create web pages where they report on progress in meeting strategy objectives.
Speaking at the May 23 Tech Crunch's Disrupt NY 2012 conference in New York City, Federal CIO Steven VanRoekel said the administration will issue no new .gov domain names starting immediately.
"We're going to stop the proliferation of '.govs,'" he said. If an agency needs a new domain for health or safety reasons, the Office of Management and Budget will have "a very laborious process" to win approval for a new domain.
"We're going to take an 'outside-looking-in' perspective, instead of an 'inside-out' perspective and drive to new solutions," VanRoekel said.
In accordance with the newly launched strategy, agencies have to convert two priority citizen services to a mobile platform in the next year, VanRoekel said.
"That's going to light the fire that will expand broadly," he said.
Agencies also have convert two back-end systems to application programming interfaces, or APIs.
The administration is launching a Digital Innovation Center as well.
The administration intends to work with the private sector, and "ask from the bottom of our hearts for your help, because we need it," CTO Todd Park said during the same forum with VanRoekel.
"Basically, what we're looking is for is bad-ass innovators ... to come into government for focused, six- to 12-month tours of duty to partner with our best innovators on game-changing projects," Park said in unexpectedly salty language.
As the private and public sectors' innovators come together, Park wants to work in a lean startup mode to get results in these projects within six months. It's called the Presidential Innovation Fellows program.
"We are here at Tech Crunch Disrupt, looking for a few good women and men to come serve their country to code, design, create and kick [butt] for America," he said.
Park and VanRoekel announced five projects, dubbed MyGov, they plan to tackle in this lean startup mode.
The first project is to make government easier to interact with. Officials want a streamlined system, built with the citizen in mind, that centralizes similar websites so people don't have to go numerous sites to file paperwork. Park said people have to go to 14 different websites to file their federal student aid paperwork.
"What the Fargo's up with that?" he said.
The second project is the 20 Percent Campaign. The U.S. Agency for International Development is working to pay foreign nationals, such as the Afghan police force, electronically, instead of with cash. Cash paychecks can lead to waste, fraud and abuse, Park said.
The third project is RFPEZ.
"If you are a startup who has ever tried to sell to the federal government, you know it's a colossal pain," Park said. Most companies don't even try.
An RFP is a request for proposal, in which an agency releases a statement describing what it intends to buy. Companies then can draw up their bids on how they can provide the services to meet those requirements.
Park said the RFPEZ can help the U.S. government and the small IT companies meet each other.The fourth project is the Blue Button for America, modeled on the Blue Button program already underway at the Department of Veterans Affairs. Blue Button allows veterans and their families to download data about their health records. Park wants to clone that program across the country and also stimulate entrepreneurs to build tools so patients can upload their own data into that technology so they can better manage their own health.
The final project is open data initiatives. The idea is to liberate brand-new public data in various areas, such as education and energy, and make it machine readable. Finally the government wants to let entrepreneurs have access to the data "as raw material to create magic," Park said.
Officials want to launch several initiatives with this data, such as a safety data initiative. They want to bring together in a number of innovators to brainstorm in eight hours on how they might use that data. Then they would have their develop prototypes of apps in 90 days.
Those successful app or programs would be displayed at a White House "Data-Palooza," Park said.
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