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As 20 year TV News Anchorman Peter Sissons Confirms Marxist BBC Bias Against Britain, Why does The BBC Subsidise The Guardian To The Tune of £100 a year per genuine Guardian purchaser ?
Why does The BBC Subsidise The Guardian To The Tune of £100 a year per genuine Guardian purchaser ?
Jonathan Stuart-Brown for Save The British Film Industry.
Little hinges control the biggest doors. The BBC has more power and influence in The UK (via several national TV channels, national radio channels, its all powerful website and moreover it owning most of the magazines people see on display in shops ) than any other organisation. Moreover, because of the first fifty years of its history, when it was run on Judeo-Christian morality and the highest standards of honesty and love for every part of The UK, it developed a level of absolute trust for news coverage that is not easily broken.
Now Peter Sissons, the 20 year anchorman trusted News face of The BBC, confirms that at national West London level it is controlled by leftwing Marxists who have a strong anti-Christian agenda and that every news staff member knows that to cross the left wing groupthink of the bosses is to end your career.
How did this cancer get into The BBC ?
How did it turn from force for good (and for God) to force for evil ?
The soul tie got in when The BBC started placing all its recruitment advertising with The Guardian newspaper. The Guardian has only 250 000 sales and falling. Moreover, it actually has only 50 000 genuine sales and falling fast. The rest are all paid for by public money. Every library buys it. So does every University (including many different Departments), Quango, Charity, Union, many school staffrooms, public subsidised Theatre, Arts College, and of course The BBC buy lots of copies.
The BBC is giving The Guardian £100 a year (from public money) for every genuine Guardian purchaser. This is wrong. The BBC as a result is peopled by Guardian readers who are only 0.000833% of the population and mostly from West London. A weird bunch indeed who despise the UK population as a whole and would brainwash and control them by any means without any conscience. They see them in the way people used to see slaves. They are not democrats nor believers that people have equal value, dignity and worth. Yet it is the money of the masses which fund the existence of The Guardian and BBC Guardian reading bosses. The Guardian is the Bible of BBC bosses and news editors. A false one but one they believe with 100% zeal and they are evangelical for it.
The BBC has a massive website. It is in the top 45 most visited websites in the world. It is in the top ten in The UK. It has over 2 million pages. It could advertise for free on this website. Of course if it did, anyone could see the jobs on offer. This must not be permitted. The only people allowed to see them are The Guardian readers ( a dwindling group indeed). Moreover, The BBC bosses uses its recruitment millions to subsidise its religion and Bible: The Guardian. If it did not, this paper would go out of business and take its anti-British values with it.
The BBC has a soul tie with The Guardian values. These are: leftwing; anti-free enterprise; anti-free speech; pro-Soviet Government '1984' Big Brother control over every thought of every adult and child; high tax; anti-marriage; anti-Bible; anti-Jesus; pro-abortion on an industrial scale; pro- murdering the elderly because they are old; anti-love of family; anti-love of town and region; anti-love of nation; anti-love of history; anti-love of every terrorist group (the more violent the better); hatred of Israel; hatred of The USA; religious belief in global warming; religious belief in one world global government (of which it would wish to be the official Pravda newspaper); anti-free and fair scientific debate; anti-good manners; anti-kindness and mercy; pro- nihilism; mocking the elderly; mocking the non-West London elite; pro-anarchism and prepared to let the masses of people in Britain be starved of access to the media and to electricity to heat their homes.
The BBC has caught the disease and determined to infect the entire nation.
The Guardian also seems to have a hatred of young pretty women, which for the moment The BBC has not gone along with. But that is the only difference which suggests The Invasion of The Bodysnatchers is not quite complete.
Both The BBC and Guardian claim they are multi-ethnic, mulri-racial and multi-cultural. This is a lie. Whatever your skin colour or ethnicity, they hate you if you do not show unquestioning obedience to their religious beliefs and leftwing bias.
Yes there are good people at The Guardian (but they are not the hinges which control the doors and do not last if they protest or go off message). Yes there are very good people still left at The BBC but if they go off message, or show signs of challenging the biased news coverage and hatred of Judeo-Christian values and honest reporting, then they lose their BBC career.
Yes the BBC entertainment is excellent (but should be on its multi-billion budget) but this is a smokescreen to cover its biased news coverage and determination to destroy The Judeo-Christian belief and morality which built Britain.
The BBC decides which political leaders are acceptable. David Cameron got the Conservative leadership because he was The BBC management candidate. Most candidates are unacceptable to them. They see themselves as the ones to choose and never to give every candidate a fair impartial chance.
They exclude trusted scientists from BBC News or Science programmes (we could name 300) such as David Bellamy because he has too much integrity to say that global warming is true and scientific. It has cost him a huge sum of money and fame, because he will not bow to The BBC management lie. He is fighting The Soviet demon which somehow moved West after 1989. They can not tolerate an honest man they can not bully nor buy. The BBC bosses hatred and fear of Dr Richard A E North is an axiom.
The BBC bosses have their £8 billion pension pot invested in carbon trading which will be worthless if global warming is exposed as a lie. Their religion is coupled with venal greed.
Top management greed at The BBC, and the notion of public service meaning grabbing Lottery Billions each year for themselves, was utterly unknown 20 years ago. Now it is normal.
The BBC gets 85% of its income (enforced by criminal law) from outside London but spends 85% of its revenue inside London, almost all in West London. It subsidises West London sucking the life, energy, vitality from the regions. In an era in which all private sector investment in any industry follows media infrastructure, The BBC has become unelected kingmaker of which regions prosper and which die. Closing its second biggest TV Centre in Birmingham saw private sector investment in the region stop almost overnight.
The BBC can be managed, although it requires axing all the senior management. It can be turned around. It needs tremendous prayer and immense courage. The BBC can become a force for good again.
The first move is cutting forever its inexcusable subsidy of The Guardian and breaking the soul tie with this newspaper whose genuine readers and perverted values only represents 0.000833 of the population.
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As we approach the release of Joe Budden's upcoming mixtape "A Loose Quarter" which will be available to fans on 23rd November 2012, a track from the mixtape was leaked titled "More of Me". Joe Budden has teamed up with Emanny (not for the first time) for the single, which he leaked via his official Twitter account (@JoeBudden). The song has been made available as a free download and can be downloaded from the link above. Look out for further Joe Budden promo ahead of the mixtape release – however you can download Joe Budden ft Emanny – More of Me from the download link above.
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Create a short animation, or series of moving image responses that will capture the imagination of 14 – 18 year- olds, taking the bizarre, wonderful, non-existent existence of the black hole as your starting point. You should consider how the response can reach the target audience. The solution could also include the design of interfaces for apps, mobile devices or interactive elements for the web.
The number of young people taking A levels in science subjects is falling. Part of the Science Museum's role is to help turn young people on to science. They do this by encouraging them to ask questions, to think for themselves, and to see their world differently. Younger children love science. How can you encourage this particular target audience to continue to see science as something exciting and relevant?


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Baltimore — U.S. Cardinal Edwin O'Brien doesn't know what will come out of the Synod of Bishops on the family set for October, but the former archbishop of Baltimore believes it will be significant.
"Hold onto your seats," O'Brien told a gathering of seminarians and faculty at St. Mary's Seminary and University in Baltimore. "I think Pope Francis wants to stir things up and allow people to raise questions. I don't think we're going to see a change in doctrine, but we will see a change in tone, and we might see some disciplinary modifications."
Those modifications might include adjustments in annulment procedures, O'Brien said.
"I think most bishops are very concerned that they have more say in annulments in a responsible way," he said Jan. 27.
O'Brien's comments were part of a wide-ranging address that touched on the retirement of Pope Benedict XVI, the election of Pope Francis and a look at how Pope Francis has governed the church in his first year.
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O'Brien, grand master of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, was present in the room when Pope Benedict announced he was stepping down in 2013. The cardinal was also part of the conclave that elected the new pope.
As head of the Buenos Aires, Argentina, archdiocese, the future Pope Francis dealt as an outsider with the Curia that helps govern the church, O'Brien said, an experience that helped shape how he would interact with the curia when Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio became pope.
"He's seen its strengths and its weaknesses," O'Brien said, noting that the pope's establishment of an eight-member Council of Cardinals from around the world shows that the pope believes he needs advisers both within and outside the Curia.
The principal job of the Council of Cardinals, O'Brien said, is to "completely rewrite the central administration of the Catholic church." The cardinal said the Curia will somehow have to relate to the new Council of Cardinals.
"I think a year from now, we'll hardly know what the structure was, there will be so many different things that will have taken place," O'Brien said. "Maybe the heads of some conferences of bishops will be involved. I don't know. But we will know by the end of February because the group of eight will meet again and come up with formal recommendations."
O'Brien highlighted several themes of Pope Francis' young papacy, among them the importance of expanding the pope's circle of advisers, subsidiarity, solidarity with the poor, evangelizing at the periphery of the culture and acting as a missionary church.
The cardinal cited the pope's interview with an Italian atheist magazine editor and the pope's strong focus on mercy as examples of his willingness to reach out to others. The pope has opened up discussions with those who feel alienated from the church, O'Brien said.
The pope is modeling an example of being prepared to go anywhere and share the faith with anyone, O'Brien said.
Inspired by the pope's focus on the poor, O'Brien said he has become more conscious of how many times the Old and New Testaments make references to the poor. It reminds him to question himself and think about what the readings mean in light of what the pope is asking people to do in reaching the poor.
Noting that Pope Francis often compares the church to a mother, the cardinal said a mother never deserts her children.
"She's always available to listen and always to extend mercy," he said.
[George P. Matysek Jr. is assistant managing editor of The Catholic Review, newspaper of the Baltimore archdiocese.]
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Gatland fell off a ladder at his Waihi Beach house on Monday, but is expected to recover in time to lead his RBS 6 Nations Grand-Slam winning squad on a three game tour to Australia in June.
Assistant Coach Robert Howley will take charge of preparations in a caretaker role and liaise with Gatland, whose return to Wales is delayed while he awaits surgery to reconstruct his right heel in Waikato.
The WRU maintain Gatland will be available to take charge of the series against the Wallabies unless his recovery is delayed.
"The injury he suffered is not expected to have any major impact on the continuing preparations for scheduled Wales matches in June 2012," chief executive Roger Lewis said.
"While in New Zealand, Gatland will continue to receive information primarily from Rob Howley, Robin McBryde, Shaun Edwards and Neil Jenkins as they observe and monitor squad players and potential players over the next few weeks.
"We all wish Warren a speedy recovery from the injuries he has suffered in this extremely unfortunate accident.
"I have spoken to Warren on a number of occasions since his fall and have told him he will lead the tour to Australia unless anything unforeseen happens in the prognosis for recovery we are working to."
Gatland was cleaning windows when he fell onto concrete taking the full force of the landing on his heels and he could have his legs in casts for a considerable time.
Mr Lewis added: "Knowing Warren as I do, I can reassure the Welsh rugby public that he has diligently put the people and processes in place to ensure he stays closely linked to what is happening in the game back here in Wales."


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PALM HARBOR, Fla. — Kevin Streelman figured a good round Saturday would at least get him in the mix at the Tampa Bay Championship. It wound up giving him a share of the lead.
Streelman had a 6-under 65 and was tied for the lead with Justin Leonard (67) and George Coetzee of South Africa (68).
But this tournament is wide open heading into the final day, with 16 players separated by only three shots.
MIYAZATO LEADS FOUNDERS CUP: In Phoenix, Ai Miyazato pulled back in front in the LPGA Founders Cup, making three birdies in a four-hole stretch on the back nine and saving par with a long putt on the par-4 finishing hole.
The diminutive Japanese star shot her second straight 5-under 67 after opening with a tournament-record 64. At 19-under 197, she had a four-stroke lead over Stacy Lewis and Jee Young Lee.
Lewis was penalized two strokes after the round when it was determined that caddie Travis Wilson tested the sand before Lewis played out of a bunker on the par-4 16th. That turned a 66 into a 68, making the third-ranked Texan's bid to take over the top spot in the world from Yani Tseng more difficult Sunday.
Lewis would jump to No. 1 with a victory Sunday, as long as Tseng — tied for 63rd at 2 under after a 72 — finishes third or worse.
FROST MAINTAINS LEAD AT NEWPORT BEACH: In Newport Beach, Calif., David Frost maintained a one-stroke lead over Fred Couples in the Champions Tour's Toshiba Classic, eagling the final hole Saturday for a 5-under 66.
After opening with a 63, Frost had a 13-under 129 total. The South African made an 18-foot putt for the eagle on the par-5 18th, while Couples two-putted from 35 feet for birdie and a 66 of his own.
Jim Gallagher Jr. was third at 8 under after a 68, and Scott Hoch (64), Jay Haas (66), Bob Tway (67) and D.A. Weibring (68) were another stroke back at Newport Beach Country Club.
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AIKEN IN FRONT AT AVANTHA MASTERS: In Greater Noida, India, South African Thomas Aiken shot a 10-under 62 to lead in the Avantha Masters by three shots after three rounds.
Aiken had eight birdies and an eagle to total 18-under 198 to move ahead of Liang Wenchong of China, whose 69 gave him 15 under. Thailand's Kiradech Aphibarnrat (66) and Scotland's David Drysdale (68) were at 14 under.
A further stroke behind were Australian Scott Hend (68), Finland's Joonas Granberg (69) and England's Tommy Fleetwood (69).
Aiken, whose only previous win on the European Tour was the 2011 Open de Espana, said an eagle on the second hole boosted his round.


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The Butterfly Trade Effect - Project Butterfly Trade
Imagine a butterfly touching down on a child's nose after dancing through a garden on a sunny day. The child beaming with joy lightens the hearts of those around him or her. It only took the natural instincts of the butterfly to land on the child's nose and wow a smile appeared.
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Follow your instincts like a Butterfly and Trade something of value to you like your time, energy or money in order to spread smiles across the planet. This causes The Butterfly Trade Effect and smiles go viral. We put proceeds derived from clothing sales into igniting The Butterfly Trade Effect. Thank you for being a part of this movement to make the world a better place.
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KANG Chul-joong is a detective who is more vicious than a gangster. His unorthodox methods and work habits single him out for criticism from his superiors. While investigating a murder, he comes across a killer named Gyu-hwan. Gyu-hwan looks like a gentleman, working as a fund manager at a respected company, but in fact he is a heartless murderer who never leaves any traces behind. As Detective Kang gets on Gyu-hwans tail, it becomes a fight to the final showdown.
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Ohio State went 12-0 a season ago, is coached by one of the top minds in the game and led on the field by a dual-threat quarterback with immense talent. All of that has contributed to the hype surrounding the Buckeyes as the 2013 season approaches. ESPN.com's Mark Schlabach has Ohio State ranked No. 1 in his Way-Too-Early Preseason Top 25.
In case you haven't noticed, Urban Meyer still hasn't lost a game as Ohio State's coach. Now, here's the scary part for the rest of the Big Ten: the Buckeyes might be more talented and face a much easier schedule in 2013 than they did last season, when they went 12-0 in Meyer's first season at OSU. Yes, the Buckeyes have to replace most of their front seven on defense, but Meyer and his staff have recruited very well to rebuild that side of the ball. Sophomore defensive ends Noah Spence and Adolphus Washington look like future stars; they combined for seven sacks in OSU's spring game. Michael Bennett and Tommy Schutt emerged as potential difference-makers on the interior defensive line, and Curtis Grant and Joshua Perry look like they might be able to help at linebacker. Quarterback Braxton Miller's work with passing guru George Whitfield also seems to be paying off; he completed 16 of 25 passes for 217 yards in the spring game. Another perfect season isn't out of the question for OSU in 2013. It doesn't play Nebraska or Michigan State during the regular season and gets Wisconsin, Iowa and Penn State at home. Sure, the Buckeyes might have to defeat an SEC opponent to win a BCS National Championship, but Meyer already has proved he's capable of doing it.


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Halloween Etched Glasses
While scouring the internet and craft stores for Halloween inspiration, I realized that most Halloween DIYs were a little too "crafty" for me. Without little ones at home, they'd most likely be tossed in the trash on November 1st. I wanted to make something that could be kept from year-to-year and would appeal to the big kids too.
It took some trial and error, but I think the effort is definitely worth it. Etched Halloween glasses are admittedly something that requires concentration to figure out. Making sticker stencils helped a ton in getting the design on the glass. They made it so much easier, we created a few stencils for you – because take my word for it, free-hand is definitely NOT the way to go!
Halloween Etched Glasses
What You Will Need:
- Glasses (I found mine for 88 cents a piece at Walmart. Or try the dollar store).
- Small Paint Brush
- Frost Etching Paint Martha Stewart Crafts brand, found at Amazon or Michaels
- Printable Sticker Sheet Paper
- Halloween designs, look for free ones online or use the ones provided. Just try to stick to simple lines, a complicated design will be too hard to cut out.
- Scrapbooking Pen Knife
- Cutting Board
How to Assemble:
- Print designs on the sticker sheet. Do a test print first on regular printer paper to make sure the designs are the correct size
- With pen knife, carefully trace the designs, cutting out the part that you want painted.
- Peel stickers off paper and apply to the cleaned and dried glasses.
- Paint a light layer of the frost etching paint in the stencil that you have cut out of the sticker paper.
- Let the paint dry completely and gently remove the stickers (there will be a little bleeding under the stickers…don't worry!!)
- Using the pen knife scrape off any paint that might have bled under the stickers and straighten up the edges of the design.
- Following the directions on the Etching Paint, bake the glasses to set the designs.
Now you have spooktacular Halloween glasses! Whatever should you do with them? Fill them with a delicious cocktail that tastes like you're drinking creamy pumpkin pie? Great idea! Stay tuned later this week for a delicious and festive pumpkin cocktail.
*The design shows up more in person, but you can also tint your etching paint with other glass paint. I think it would look really cool tinted with black paint!
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I love this cute & affordable idea! I was born to entertain and it's always hard to stay on a budget!! I can't wait to try these out! Thank you for sharing!
What a cute and easy idea! I love how your glasses turned out!
Love this idea and I'll be trying it pronto! Wish I had seen something like this before, a set of etched glasses would be a great prize for our annual Halloween costume party! Exching is so fun, I really need to do it more, thank you!
I can't believe I saw this post on Pinterest!! I have just made a committment to change all our coffee mugs to these great clear mugs I adore….but when everyone has the same mug at a brunch or party, it'll be easy to loose your mug…so I wanted to etch numbers on the mugs! Thanks for the tutorial!! Do you know: is it dishwasher safe or will it come off?
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Bahia - Morro de São Paolo and 7 Days of Paradise
Our last week is intended as a time to unwind before returning to California - no schedules, no plans, no commitments. Yes, we made the right choice of destinations. Morro de São Paolo is a small island about two hours by fast boat from Salvador. Here there are no roads, only sand.
Arriving we are met by the "taxis" who transport our luggage from the boat with wheelbarrows along the beach. Our taxi driver, Aloisio, is amazing.
We have elected to stay at a resort of small cabañas in a grove of coconut trees where we are the only guest for much of the week, sharing our space with blue morpho butterflies, blue crabs, and an occasional monkey.
This is very close to paradise and we take full advantage of it.
At night, numerous bars are set up on the beach to mix drinks from fruits you have never even heard of. I´d better just leave it at that and toast to an amazing trip.............
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THE match review panel has developed such a mania for finding not just cause, but also culpability in every heart-in-mouth happening on the football ground, it is a wonder it did not submit a charge of rough conduct against Melbourne's Mitch Clark this week.
Playing the Bulldogs, Clark hurled himself with reckless abandon into an aerial contest, precipitating what might easily have been grave injury, to the head, no less. His own.
Clark, fortunately, suffered no worse consequence from his headlong landing than a stiff neck. He will be playing again long before Sydney's Gary Rohan is even off crutches. But by any measure, Clark's pack-busting leap was far more dangerous to life and limb than Kangaroo Lindsay Thomas' dive at the feet of the unfortunate Rohan.
The least risk that Clark ran was of giving away a free kick. Thomas was PAID a free kick. Perversely, he was also given three matches.
Doubtlessly, the MRP acts only with good intentions. But there is a point at which vigilance becomes vigilantism. In two recent instances - the Whitecross case and the Thomas case - it appeared to refuse to accept that in a chaotic contact sport, played with a random-bouncing ball and at breakneck speed by players who are, by and large, too brave for their own good, not everything can be made to fit perfectly into a matrix of circumstance and responsibility. Accidents do happen.
The MRP's case was based on Adrian Anderson's memo to clubs last November, expressing concern at the emerging problem of players sliding in to take out opponents' legs.
An example was included in the AFL's preseason laws DVD, compulsory viewing for all players. In it, a North Melbourne player launches himself feet-first and at speed at a Port Adelaide player who has the ball but is stationary on the boundary.
''There is a distinct difference,'' the umpire on the spot, Andrew Mitchell, on Sunday told the tribunal.
Sliding conjures up images from soccer: the studs-first tackle, the knees-first goal celebration at the corner flag. Thomas, by his own description, was trying to trap a bobbling ball on a wet ground. He did not so much dive as skid into a turn.
What ensued was a tangle, ''one of those freak acts'', said Thomas. The footage verified it. ''Accidents are going to happen,'' said Thomas' advocate, Tony Burns. ''It's the sad reality of the game.''
Jeff Gleeson, for the AFL, reminded the tribunal an accident still could constitute an offence. Knowing this, the tribunal has been loath to overturn MRP decisions. It has been hardline.
The last thing anyone wants is for accident to become a catch-all alibi. But last night, for the second time in a fortnight, the tribunal did overrule.
A conundrum now applies: what is a player to lead with? His head? Protected by the rules but dangerous. His body? But woe betide if his opponent's head is down. His legs? Last night's verdict notwithstanding, warning has been served.
Thomas did little wrong. Rohan did nothing but emerged momentarily crippled. Perhaps that is the point of this case. The MRP and tribunal are independent but not oblivious of the AFL's imperatives. The sum of their work in this case is to demonstrate that accidents are unavoidable.
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Glebe Vacation Packages
Balmain, Darlinghurst and Haymarket, are nearby suburbs which are also worth touring.
Of course, people come from near and far to see the Sydney Opera House, one of the most popular landmarks in the country. It is only less than 1 mile (1.6 kilometers) from the heart of town.
There are some interesting cultural highlights in and around Glebe. There are many excellent places where you can spend a couple of hours such as Australian Museum, Powerhouse Museum and Sydney Observatory. Experience local and touring talent performing live at the Capitol Theatre in Haymarket, Theatre Royal and IMAX Sydney. If you enjoy art, admire the collections at the Art Gallery of New South Wales and the Museum of Contemporary Art.
If you are travelling with kids, you'll make their day if you take them to the family attractions nearby. The kids should not miss out on the incredible animal encounters at Sydney Aquarium and Wildlife Sydney.
Get active in the great outdoors at the many picturesque places nearby. Relax and enjoy the fresh air. Discover the scenic coastal spots nearby such as the Blackwattle Bay Park. Enjoy some of the beautiful parklands such as the Chinese Garden of Friendship.
Those with some time to spare in Sydney should go and see Sydney Tower, the St Mary's Cathedral and Taylor Square. To learn about the role of faith in Sydney, pay a visit to the area's holy places, such as the St. James Church.
If you are looking to buy souvenirs, fashion and food, amble through the many stores of the Westfield Shopping Centre, Harbourside and Market City.
Finding somewhere convenient to rest your head within Glebe is simple. Whether you're staying for a night or a few weeks check out the Travelodge Hotel Sydney, the Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Darling Harbour, and the Swissotel Sydney.


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Time flies when you're having fun, or it feels like it when we roll round to Thursday again and it's Week Spot time. The Codec Moments team are back to fill you in on what they've played since last time, and whether it's been worth it.
Graham – Killzone Shadowfall (PS4), QuizTix: Video Games (iOS), Lego: Ninjago Nindroids (PS Vita)
I had to look back on my game collection once I had completed Watch_Dogs to see what was going to fill the void. I realised I had not completed (in fairness barely scratched the surface) of Killzone Shadowfall. After learning the controls again which were a little foreign after spending time away, I have been getting back into the gameplay. It's harder and a little more clunky than I remember but still worth my time.
I did pick up QuizTix again but only to check some of the strange names for my review – I soon deleted it from my iPad, forever………
I have also played a very small amount of LEGO: Ninjago Nindroids which sounds more painful than it is. I will put my full thoughts to paper (or screen) in my full review, but it seems fun so far. Where as some of the previous LEGO games on the Vita feel somewhat detached from its PS3 & 4 parent, this one seems to be part of the family. Now I have not played some of the more recent LEGO games on the Vita so I am not saying it is the first to do it, but it works well and I am looking forward to putting in some hours.
Highlight: Wish the owl was in all games.
Lowlight: Had to write about QuizTix.
Cev – League Of Legends (PC), Torchlight 2 (PC)
This week has actually seen a fair few games, not too many of which have played for any real length of time… except Torchlight 2 and, of course, League Of Legends which, for the past five years, give or take a month or two here and there, I have played at least one game of per day… with exceptions obviously.
After discovering a promotional article over on PCgamer about a mod, or should I say a collection of mods, for Torchlight that added textures, classes, pets and a bunch of other small but extremely welcome additions to offer even more longevity to the dungeon crawler, I had to hit the Steam Workshop to check it out. A few hours later I was cutting my way through hordes of creeps, critters and nasties with my dual wielding outlander, alone if not counting my trusty companion A FREAKIN' MANTICORE!… That's right, my pet is a manticore and his name is Oskar (After Oskar Schindler… What? I like the name, I like the film). Anyway. It took me a while to come around to actually enjoying Torchlight. It's not that I didn't like the first one, it just didn't feel like a very deep dungeon crawler when compared to it's peers. Diablo, Titan Quest, Dungeon Seige (2) etc… and, upon first purchasing it, I felt a lot of the same from it's sequel, albeit in a more open world. Eventually I came around, something I knew I would do given the time to actually do so. It's here I shall remain for my clickclickdiedie fun until Blizzard release the Ultimate Evil edition of Diablo 3 on PS4 (August).
And League Of Legends. What can I say? I like the game, and play support mainly for three reasons. People rarely want to do it, it frequently results in short queues in the, new and improved, team builder and I like playing support. Some people like to know they've had a great game, some people like to see their whole team have a great game. I'm the latter. My champion of choice at the moment is Braum as he forgoes a shield and opts to run around with a vault door in his hands.
Aside from gaming I've been discussing a future project I plan to be adding to the Codec Moments archive and working on the first instalment from the comfort of my shiny new renovated office.
Until next time!
Highlight: 26/10/10 on my first ever game with Jinx.
Lowlight: This desk does not like going through doors!
Roger – The Last of Us: Remastered
How does one sum up the events of the past week if they were filled with much stress and tough times? I don't really know, but I can assure you those two things accurately describe my last week or so. Having lost and failing to locate my cell phone, and fighting with my carrier over whether or not I get to keep my unlimited 4g data, things have been rather tense for me. But here I sit, a couple of days before I start my week long vacation, and things have turned out alright. Thank God I finally have the cell phone issue resolved. Not only did my unlimited data get put back on my account, but I also found a really good deal on a Samsung Galaxy S4, which is an upgrade for me. I now have the phone all equipped with remote erasing features as well as a heavy armor. I equipped my phone with a tempered glass, shatter resistant screen protector and also have it buried in an Otter Case Defender Series. I call my cell the Panzer Phone. It's like a tank.
Anyways, the only time I had for actual gaming was The Last of Us: Remastered. Although I should be playing the game, I found myself pausing the game on a frequent basis to see what amazing pictures I could capture with the new Photo Mode. I am so glad Naughty Dog included this in the game and really look forward to it in future titles from the developer. Well, that about sums it up, till we meet again.
Lowlight: Losing my Phone, losing my grandfathered unlimited data plan without my consent.
Highlight: Finding a good phone for cheap and having my phone carrier add the discontinued unlimited data back to my account.
Andy – The Last of Us: Remastered (PS4), Table Top Racing (PS Vita), Lone Survivor (PS Vita)
Well, finally Baby Brown has arrived and she's been something of a time sink, but a welcome one. In between feeding, nappy changes and cooing visitors, I've only been able to grab a gaming time and most of that has been on the Vita.
I turned on the PS4 for the first time in two weeks earlier this week, intent on playing some of The Last of Us before the end of my short paternity leave; I got as far as the end of the prologue before I was in tears at the turn of events… having a child has changed me.
With that in mind I fancied something a little bit lighter in tone, so I turned to Lone Survivor on the PS Vita. Swing and a miss, but it adds a modicum of humour to the horror. If you've not tried it, it's kind of like an 8 bit, 2D, Resident Evil crossed with the stamina mechanic from Snake Eater; I swear that the Lone Survivor must have worms because he never stops needing to eat. It's a fun little action puzzle game that seems like it will have some replay value, if I can get past that scary monster on the ground floor and finish the game.
Finally I have played some Table Top Racing on the PS Vita; it's a fun racing game that combines the best aspects of Micro Machines with those of Mario Kart. The weapons and boosts enable to you take a slightly tactical approach and there are shortcuts aplenty to be found. The only trouble that I have with it so far, is that it's starting to become a grind, but there doesn't seem too much to grind at… repeating races when you've 3 starred them doesn't bag you any loot, so I'm at an impasse and the game clearly thinks I should be using IAPs to get me through.
Highlight: The birth of my daughter.
Lowlight: 31 hour labour where I correctly guessed it would be insensitive to whip out the Vita and play Borderlands 2.
Matt – Metrico (PS Vita), Table Top Racing (PS Vita), The Last of Us: Remastered (PS4), Pure Pool (PS4)
It was good review assignment time last week, and it continued this week (sort of). Metrico is good and hurts your brain, Table Top Racing is good but too grindy for a paid game.
Really, my time has been spent with The Last of Us. I'd played my fill on the PS3 and traded it in, but couldn't resist the hype around the updated release, and it was worth plumping for. It still looks gorgeous and is the same great story and gameplay, and the photo mode is stupidly addictive – I'm like Roger in that there's too many things to look at and take a picture of. We're going to have to share some of these. Pure Pool was back on as well, love it but still not managed any multiplayer with friends. I did find a Big Sky Infinity logo for the table though and that made me excited for that game!
There's one other thing on my radar, Gravity Crash Ultra which releases next week. It's been sat on my Vita for the last week not getting any attention due to the plethora (for me at least) of other Vita games to play. There's a very long train journey coming up for me tomorrow, I'll be all over it then.
Highlight: Capturing some great looking TLOU images.
Lowlight: Table Top Racing's push towards buying currency with IAPs.
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Security analysts say a Microsoft acquisition of Pandora a "fairy tale," citing bad blood between Pandora CEO Brian McAndrews and Microsoft management. McAndrews, you may recall, was CEO of digital marketing firm aQuantive when Microsoft bought it for $6.3 billion in 2007. You may also recall that Microsoft took a $6.2 billion write-off in July 2012, finally admitting that aQuantive was a big mistake. McAndrews, the theory goes, is a pariah at Microsoft, and the chance of another McAndrews-Microsoft deal floats somewhere below zero.
I think that's a facile interpretation of a complex situation.
McAndrews took over as CEO of aQuantive in 1999. In the ensuing eight years, he built it into a powerhouse advertising company, rivaling DoubleClick in size and influence. Microsoft made the bid for aQuantive in May 2007, just a month after Google gobbled up DoubleClick. McAndrews stayed on with Microsoft as a senior VP for more than two years in order to lead the aQuantive absorption into Microsoft, then became a partner in the Madrona Venture Group in 2009. Pandora picked him as CEO just five months ago.
There's another Microsoft-Pandora connection.
Just three days ago, Pandora announced it had hired Sara Clemens as its new chief strategy officer, replacing founder Tim Westergren in that role. Clemens, who now reports to McAndrews, has five years of experience at Microsoft, most recently working on expanding the reach of Xbox in both the domestic and international markets.
Yes, that's Xbox as in Xbox Music, Microsoft's still-fumbling foray into the online music genre.
Coincidence? Sure, it could be. But I would note that many of the people directly involved in the aQuantive acquisition mess have long since left the building. I would also note that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was, at the time McAndrews joined Microsoft, in charge of online advertising. There was a span of several weeks where the organizational division between Nadella, McAndrews, and Microsoft legend Bill Veghte was, uh, less than clear.
Nadella and McAndrews have a long history of working together. Whether that translates into a bid for Pandora is anybody's guess, but I wouldn't dismiss the acquisition out of hand simply because of McAndrews's association with aQuantive. The situation's much more complex.
What's in it for Microsoft? Motley Fool Rick Munarriz summarized the case for acquisition five months ago when he said, "Microsoft would go from being a fledgling player in what is about to become a very crowded niche, to the king of the hill with Pandora in its arsenal."
What's in it for Pandora? Distribution! As Sara Clemens knows well, Xbox has made major inroads in international distribution, a learning experience that would suit Pandora well. Americans tend to forget that Pandora is only available, currently, in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. International expansion is considered a top priority, and what better way to do so than with the folks from Redmond.
Don't be too surprised if Microsoft makes a bid for Pandora, sooner rather than later.
This story, "The case for Microsoft buying Pandora," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Get the first word on what the important tech news really means with the InfoWorld Tech Watch blog. For the latest developments in business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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The new Darren Aronofsky movie Noah is pissing off quite a lot of people. The outrage over the film—which retells that famous biblical tale of Noah, his ark, and God's wrathful flood—is international and diverse in its stupidity. And...Show More Summary
Fact. The number of people who rant and get pissed off on the Internet is not a reflection of how many people actually care in real life - despite how much the press sometimes magnifies and exaggerates the reaction. If someone who has 43 followers tweets a racist comment it's likely no one sees it. read more
The best true wrestling tales: Good friend David Shoemaker chose some of his favorite real wrestling anecdotes over at the New York Post, including Captain Lou Albano pissing off the mob and Randy Savage's obsession with his wife, Miss Elizabeth. Shoemaker has a book coming out this week. Buy it. [New York Post] Read more...
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|Francis Small Heritage Trust, Inc.
PO Box 414 · Limerick ME 04048 · 207-221-0853 · www.FSHT.org
Caring for land and a way of life in Southern Maine
The Francis Small Heritage Trust is managed by an unpaid board of directors. Each director serves for a term of three years. Directors and officers are elected at the Trust's annual meeting in October or November of each year. Any of the directors may be reached by contacting the Trust.
Please click on the link to view a PDF copy of the Trust Bylaws. The file size is 57Kb. To save the file to your hard disk, right click on the link and choose "Save Link As" or "Save Target As." To view the file, you will need the free Acrobat or compatible reader.
Please click on the following link to view a PDF copy of the Trust's Articles of Incorporation from 1990. The file size is 269Kb. The aricles were amended to clarify our purpose in 2013 and filed in 2014. Please click on the following link to view a PDF copy of the Articles of Incorporation Amendment. The file size is 1,966Kb.
The Trust is especially grateful to the two founding directors whose vision made the Trust a reality. Sherwood and Lorraine Libby worked as a team on many environmental fronts, and the Francis Small Heritage Trust would never have existed without their dedicated work. Sherwood Libby was recognised by the State of Maine as a Leading Maine Environmentalist after his death on October 14, 2009. J. Lorraine Libby served the Trust until her death on November 6, 2011.
Both Lorraine and Sherwood were honored by Maine Governor John Baldacci and the Maine State Legislature for their lifetime of dedicated work for the people of Maine on April 26, 2007. Shown below is a photograph taken on the day of the Governor's Proclamation and the Legislative Sentiment.
J. Lorraine Libby and Sherwood Libby on April 26, 2007
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With Valentine's Day fast approaching, it's conceivable that you've had the wherewithal to carve out time for a delicious tryst with your sweetie. If you're like many of us, you haven't quite nailed down where to go. Reservation books are filling up at all the usual suspects (Bern's, Oystercatchers, the View at CK's, Melting Pot, Yacht Starship Dining Cruises, etc.), so it may be time to think outside the box.
Head back to the place you had your first date, or stay home and cook a romantic meal (enlist the aid of Mazzaro's or Fresh Market for great ready-mades). Many caterers will put together a meal a deux, and Gulf Coast beaches conveniently feature the sherbet-hued sun setting in the West.
Or try one of these. While lesser known, all are Cupid's bull's-eyes — some dark, some intimate, some candlelit, some full of surprises.
Pia's Trattoria: (3054 Beach Blvd. S, Gulfport; (727) 327-2190). Owners Pia and Tom Goff closed the nearby Water Witch in Gulfport and incorporated that restaurant's excellent breakfast menu into the lineup at Pia's. Imagine it: that wild back garden on a pretty morning, some hand-holding, and 14 different filled Italian crespelle, from sweet to savory. Special for Valentine's Day, look for Torta della Nonna, a pastry shell filled with custard and chocolate and topped with pine nuts, or Pia's Italian cookies and Italian breads served with cappuccino made with imported Segafredo espresso beans.
NoHo Bistro: I visited NoHo Bistro (1714 N Armenia Ave., Tampa; (813) 514-0691) for the first time on New Year's Eve. A charmingly snug spot painted with Parisian street murals, it seems more of a coffeehouse by day. For special occasions, though, the kitchen offers prix fixe menus. Reservations required, on Feb. 14 chef Christopher Deeds has two offerings, a three-courser for $60 and five courses for $75. The former includes choices like pan-seared crimson snapper with saffron vanilla sauce or filet mignon with mushroom ragout. The latter may start with lump crab cakes and Meyer lemon aioli or a spring pea and leek tartlet. Both menus are paired with wines from southern France.
The wine lover should head to Beaune's Wine Bar (pronounced "bones," 2009 N 22nd St., Tampa; (813) 241-8587). With a Wine Spectator "best of award of excellence," it still features entrees starting at $15. Pick a bottle from the wine shop's 1,200 selections, add $10 and drink it in the cafe with a plate of cheeses, salamis, prosciutto and pate.
The Don CeSar, how obvious. But I'm not talking about the Maritana Grille, or even brunch in the King Charles Room. Head to the Sea Porch (3400 Gulf Blvd., St. Pete Beach, (727) 360-1884, they validate self parking) at the Don CeSar with its indoor/outdoor seating. Grab a dozen Malpeque or Blue Point oysters and a glass of champagne, then head outside for the sunset over the gulf. For Valentine's Day, the more casual restaurant at the Don offers its regular seafood-heavy menu (with its signature fried green bean appetizer), plus a few luxurious specials for the occasion.
There are lots of off-the-beaten-path routes to his or her heart. The view at the Columbia on the Pier is nice, the lighting sufficiently moody at Gulfport's La Cote Basque. Head to Tampa Bay Brewing Co. for dinner and then follow up with a comedy show at the Improv; visit Dunedin Brewery and then take a romantic walk over to the Dunedin Causeway. Keep thinking — sometimes doing something unexpected can be the most romantic of all.
Laura Reiley can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or (727) 892-2293. Her blog, the Mouth of Tampa Bay, is at www.blogs.tampabay.com/dining. Reiley dines anonymously and unannounced. The Times pays all expenses. Advertising has nothing to do with selection for review or the assessment.
For a romantic Valentine's dinner, try somewhere off the beaten path
With Valentine's Day fast approaching, it's conceivable that you've had the wherewithal to carve out time for a delicious tryst with your sweetie. If you're like many of us, you haven't quite nailed down where to go. Reservation books are filling up at all the usual suspects (Bern's, Oystercatchers, the View at CK's, Melting Pot, Yacht Starship Dining Cruises, etc.), so it may be time to think outside the box.


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Hong Kong: Asian markets mostly fell on Friday at the end of a broadly positive week, with Tokyo dipping on the back of a pick-up in the yen after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) held off any new measures to boost the economy.
Wall Street provided a strong lead following upbeat jobs data, but the South Korean index was dragged by tech giant Samsung Electronics despite posting a surge in net profit.
Tokyo fell 0.30%, or 41.95 points, to 13,884.13 and Seoul lost 0.36%, or 7.05 points, to 1,944.55, while Sydney eased 0.10%, or 4.9 points, to close at 5,097.5.
Shanghai slipped 0.97%, ending down 21.40 points at a four-month low of 2,177.91 but Hong Kong added 0.65%, or 146.47 points, to 22,547.71.
Japan's Nikkei suffered some selling at the end of another impressive week that saw it add around five% thanks to the yen's continued weakness.
The yen, however, enjoyed a rally on Friday after the BoJ said its policy board had voted unanimously to stand pat on policy.
The meeting was the first since it unveiled a huge stimulus package at the start of April aimed at kickstarting the economy and ending years of deflation.
In European trade the dollar slipped to 98.62 yen, from 99.29 yen late Thursday in New York.
The dollar has been unable to breach the 100 yen marker, which it last saw in April 2009, despite moving within a whisker of it earlier this week.
The euro bought $1.3020 and 128.37 yen compared with $1.3009 and 129.16 yen in New York Thursday afternoon.
US shares gave regional dealers a positive cue after the Labor Department said claims for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since mid-March. Initial claims came in at 339,000, down from the prior week's revised reading of 362,000.
On Wall Street the Dow climbed 0.17%, the S&P 500 rose 0.40% and the Nasdaq jumped 0.62%.
New York buying was also helped by strong earnings from the likes of Dow Chemical and package shipper UPS, although ExxonMobil and industrial conglomerate 3M came in below expectations.
In Seoul Samsung dipped despite reporting that net profit soared 41.6% to a record 7.15 trillion won ($6.4 billion) in the first quarter of 2013, driven by strong smartphone sales.
On oil markets New York's main contract, light sweet crude for delivery in June, dropped 60 cents to $93.04 a barrel in the afternoon and Brent North Sea crude for June shed 57 cents to $102.84.
An ounce of gold fetched $1,465.00 at 1100 GMT, compared with $1,446.51 late Thursday.
In other markets:
—Singapore rose 0.33%, or 11.16 points, to 3,348.87.
United Overseas Bank added 0.81% to Sg$21.08, while Olam dropped 0.30% to Sg$1.67.
—Taipei ended flat, edging up 0.31 points to 8,022.06.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. rose 1.4% to Tw$108.5 while smartphone maker HTC fell 1.6% to Tw$277.5.
—Manila closed 0.43% higher, adding 29.98 points to 7,025.44.
Melco Crown (Philippines) Resorts rose 2.92% to 14.10 pesos, while Alliance Global Group added 1.63% to 25 pesos and Philippine Long Distance Telephone put on 0.61% to 2,992 pesos.
—Wellington rose 0.21%, or 9.73 points, to 4,548.71.
Software provider Xero was up 6.15% at NZ$13.80 and Chorus rose 0.37% to NZ$2.74, while Fletcher Building dipped 0.57% to NZ$8.66.
—Jakarta ended down 0.32%, or 16.02 points, at 4,978.51.
Mobile phone provider Indosat fell 2.50% to 5,850 rupiah, while Bank Negara Indonesia rose 1.90% to 5,350 rupiah.
—Kuala Lumpur added 0.29%, or 4.95 points, to 1,711.29.
Astro rose 2.8% to 2.95 ringgit while Petronas Chemicals Group added 0.2% to end at 6.48 ringgit. UEM Land Holdings fell 1.5% to 2.65 ringgit.
—Bangkok added 0.55%, or 8.68 points, to 1,582.93.
Convenience store operator CP All rose 6.71% to 43.75 baht, while BIG C Supercenter jumped 7.93% to 245.00 baht.
—Mumbai closed down 0.62% or 120.13 points at 19,286.72.
Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd was down 2.06% at Rs.891.25 and Tata Motors Ltd was up 1.02% at Rs.296.25. AFP


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LITHE ON LOCATION! 20 Dec 2012
This week's Lithe on Location comes to us all the way from Istanbul! Lither and Fit Hip Healthy columnist, Sayeh Hormozi, did some barre work on the Bosphorus, Reach and Pulls at Topkapi Palace (former Ottoman palace and current museum), and some Method Abs in front of the Blue Mosque.
Have you been Lithing on Location? Send us your pics to firstname.lastname@example.com. We can't wait to see where you Lithe for the holidays!
Images of Lither, Sayeh Hormozi, taken in Istanbul, Turkey via Drew Magaziner


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July 8, 2015
by Zachary Levine
The changes made to this year's All-Star Game voting may have been rushed, but they also may be the answer.
March 27, 2015
An offseason filled with sugestions of change following another year of stifled offense brings about a familiar feeling.
February 25, 2015
Are the Indians early start times a roundabout way to keep from losing viewers late during long games?
February 12, 2015
PECOTA seems to always underestimate the Orioles. Another last-place finish is projected, but is it justified?
February 5, 2015
PECOTA says the Phillies are headed for the worst record in baseball, just four years after having the best. It turns out that's pretty rare.
January 28, 2015
The author takes a look at some of the names PECOTA comes up with as comparisons to certain players, from the odd to the interesting.
January 14, 2015
How much value does the Brewers Timeless Ticket promotion really hold?
January 7, 2015
Craig Biggio is a well-deserving Hall of Famer and the first Astro to be enshrined, but it's odd that he may not even be the best player eligible for Cooperstown on his Astros teams.
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