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|4Integrated with internationally popular navigation aids makes finding any destination a breeze.
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|5Integrated with Social Media including Facebook and Twitter
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We are constantly updating and improving our mobile apps. Here are some of our latest features to help you engage with customers.
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Meet Your Merchant: At Hair For Today in Glenshire, 'the story always continues'
Special to the Sun
TRUCKEE, Calif. – Children grow up, styles come and go and fads die. Some things never stay the same. Yet for Kellie Baker at Hair for Today in Glenshire, things remain consistent.
This April, Baker will celebrate an anniversary at her location in the Glenshire General Store shopping center, where she has been cutting hair and providing salon services for 21 years, and in the process has built lasting relationships with her clients.
Linda Alvarez is like many of Baker's clients – after 15 years of coming to Hair for Today, she is more like family.
"I know her story," Baker says as she curls Alvarez's purple streaked hair.
Alvarez dyed her hair purple at home first, but decided it would be better to have Baker do it. Occasionally Baker paints Alvarez's nails to match her hair.
"We work together so well," Alvarez said. "She can always work around my schedule."
As the women chat, Baker perfects her 65-year-old client's ringlets, wrapping straight hairs around the curling iron barrel.
"We know each other in and out," Baker said. "She feels like she could fall asleep in my chair if she wanted to."
This is how it is with Baker and most of her clients – they know each other's stories and histories, they share family memories and photos.
On the inside of the salon's supply closet is what Baker calls her "Wall of Fame," a door covered from top to bottom in photos of family vacations, high school proms, first hair cuts, and clients' pets. Scotch tape holds up a child's crayon drawing of a rainbow and happy people with cut hair. It reads: "Thank You Miss Kellie."
"Kids love to come in and look at the pictures of when they were younger," Baker said.
She points to a photo near the top of the wall. It is an old photo, curling up at the edges and yellowing due to age. It shows Kellie in a teased-up 90s haircut holding a young blond boy, fresh from his very first.
"He's a senior in high school now," Baker said, smiling. "It's the coolest thing to see them grow up. I'll cut a kid's hair while he's sitting on my booster and then he'll come back from college to get his hair cut."
Although hair is her main focus and passion, Baker also offers nail care services, tanning, waxing and ear piercing. Hair for Today, although small, has room for everything.
"I turned it into a one-person show," Baker said. "There is a purpose for every space in here."
Baker's phone rings throughout the morning as friends ask to come in for a quick cut or newcomers schedule appointments for perms, dye jobs or shampoos and styles.
A wooden sign behind the manicure table reads, "Behind Every Successful Woman is Herself" – a fitting saying for a salon 21 years in business by the work of one woman.
Baker has seen businesses come and go, as well as families, children and hairstyles. After two decades in the hair industry she knows the fads that repeat and those that stay in the past.
"I used to do a lot of mullets," she said with a laugh. "That was one haircut I was happy to see go."
Baker straightens her own naturally curly hair and admits to cutting it herself, something hairstylists "aren't supposed to do." Baker doesn't do other things she's "supposed to" – such as raising her prices. Since opening in 1992, the price of a haircut has increased only $3. Her tanning prices start at $7.70, and a shampoo, cut and style is $35.
"Families can get their hair cut and not have to go down to Reno," Baker said.
Baker prides her business on being a little social place where friends and families come in for more than just a haircut. Hair for Today is a local, small-town salon where she says, "the story always continues."


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BIND 10 Release 1.2 available
ISC has concluded its development work on BIND 10 and will no longer be updating the source pool. To download the current release of BIND10, use either our web-based repository here or visit the ftp repository here.
Shane Kerr gave a presentation at RIPE 68 that looked at what happened to the BIND 10 project from hindsight, "The Decline and Fall of BIND 10".
To facilitate continued community contributions to this open source software, BIND 10 is being renamed Bundy, to mitigate the confusion between it and BIND 9 (a completely separate system). To follow Bundy going forward, see http://bundy-dns.de.
The BIND 10 distribution also includes experimental DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 servers, a dynamic DNS component, and a C++ library for DHCP. ISC will be continuing to actively develop this DHCP software components, known as Kea. For information about the Kea project, please visit http://kea.isc.org/.
History of the BIND 10 Project
BIND 9 development began in 1998. In that same year, Internet came through a 56k modem, Yahoo! Mail was less than a year old, Google was founded with 18 server computers in a garage, and Internet Explorer overtook Netscape in browser share for the first time. In the last fifteen years, the world has experienced extraordinary technological progress, not the least of which occurred in Internet operations, software engineering, and computer architecture, all in addition to evolving user expectations. Today, BIND 9′s core architecture often encounters requirements that were beyond imagination in 1998. In 2009, after extensive planning, we began developing a next-generation Internet applications framework under the name BIND 10, using modern computing languages and a modern architecture.
The BIND10 steering committee was composed of representatives from some of the leaders in the DNS community, including top-level domain operators for a number of countries. The BIND 10 project had several goals. Applications would run as modules in a framework, so one wouldn't need to run code that wasn't being used, enhancing security. The entire framework was designed to be extensible, with multiple flexible APIs. The framework would provide a common database interface for ease of provisioning and a robust statistics framework.
BIND 10 was a multi-year development project. In 2013 we released the 1.0 and 1.1 versions of the software, with all of the major framework features, an authoritative DNS server module, and experimental DHCPv4 and DHCPv6 modules. The BIND10 framework consists of a control framework, an application interface, a statistics server, a logging framework, a remote control daemon, a configuration client tool, and numerous other tools for its development and operation.
BIND 10 Project Sponsors
This effort was funded by leading members within the DNS community. Some of the sponsors contributed developers in addition to funding the project.
The ISC team appreciates the generous support of the BIND 10 sponsors, including:
- Afilias
- Association DNS.PT
- Brazilian Network Information Center (NIC.BR)
- Canadian Internet Registry Authority (CIRA)
- China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC)
- Comcast
- CZ.NIC, z. s. p. o.
- DENIC eG
- Google Inc.
- Japan Registry Services Co, Ltd. (JPRS)
- Nominet UK
- New Zealand Registry Services (NZRS)
- Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre (RIPE NCC)
- Stichting Internet Domainregistratie Nederland (SIDN)
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2013 Result: 38-44 (8th East seed), lost in Conference Quarterfinals to Miami Just a few years after Brandon Jennings lit up his Warriors for 55 points, Monta Ellis joined Jennings in Milwaukee. It made for an exciting duo of explosive players. The two combined for more than 38 points and 12 assists per game. Unfortunately the Bucks didn't offer much else and a weak frontcourt prevented them from getting anywhere in the playoffs. Ellis left for Dallas in free agency but coming the other way is O.J. Mayo, a younger option at guard who can make up almost all of Ellis' offensive production. The next task is to fix the frontcourt where Luc Richard Mbab a Moute is still miscast into a starter, young Larry Sanders is at center, and strong shooter Ersan Ilyasova projects at power forward. Veteran scorer Mike Dunleavy also left for divisional rival Chicago in free agency so it's up to someone to step up offensively. The Bucks have their work cut out for them offensively, but they'll need to spend even more attention on the defense which was the definite weakness of this team last year. New coach Larry Drew brings in a necessary breath of fresh air after years of mediocrity under Scott Skiles. But Jennings and Mayo will certainly be fun to watch and they know they have guys who can make clutch shots. The Milwaukee Bucks play in the Central Division of the Eastern Conference. Their home is and has been the BMO Harris Bradley Center in downtown Milwaukee since 1988. They were an expansion team in 1968 along with the Phoenix Suns and got off to a quick start. After a bad first season, the Bucks drafted Kareem Abdul-Jabbar the following offseason and acquired Oscar Robertson in a trade the offseason after that. Behind Abdul-Jabbar and Robertson they grabbed their first and only NBA title in 1971. They do have 13 division titles and 27 playoff appearances all-time, but haven't won a playoff series since 2001 and have been stuck in a rut of mediocrity since the Ray Allen days. But with Jennings and Mayo up top, who knows what could happen. You definitely need to see the 2013-14 Milwaukee Bucks, and Gold Coast Tickets will get you in!
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Delgado solid, but D-backs blanked for first time
ATLANTA -- It took 79 games, but the D-backs finally failed to score.
Julio Teheran combined with a trio of relievers to shut out the D-backs, 3-0, in front of a sellout crowd on Chipper Jones Night at Turner Field.View Full Game Coverage
ATLANTA -- It took 79 games, but the D-backs finally failed to score.
Julio Teheran combined with a trio of relievers to shut out the D-backs, 3-0, in front of a sellout crowd on Chipper Jones Night at Turner Field.View Full Game Coverage
The D-backs became the last big league team to be shut out this year, but that was of little consolation following their third loss in four games on this road trip.
"We didn't have much going," manager Kirk Gibson said.
They did, however, have right-hander Randall Delgado on the mound, and he helped keep his team in the game throughout his six-inning stint.
Delgado, who came to Arizona in January from Atlanta in the Justin Upton trade, scattered eight hits and allowed a pair of runs.
While he tried to treat it like he would any start, there were extra emotions for Delgado. Not only was he facing his former team for the first time, but he was pitching against Teheran, one of his best friends in the game and someone he came up with through the Braves' farm system.
"Of course," Delgado said when asked if it was strange facing Teheran. "I've been playing with him since a long time ago."
It was a similar challenge for Teheran, who struck out 10 and walked one over six innings to improve to 6-4.
"I was excited to pitch against one of my best friends and to pitch on Chipper Jones' day, so it was pretty exciting," Teheran said. "From the Minor Leagues we've been together, so it was pretty exciting. But I wasn't trying to think about it. I was trying to go at the game like any other, trying to compete and do my best."
Wins have been few for D-backs starting pitchers of late. Wade Miley was the last Arizona starter to record a victory, and that came against the Cardinals on June 5, a span that has reached 20 games.
The Braves grabbed a lead in the first when Jason Heyward doubled with one out and Upton followed with a single up the middle.
The only other run off Delgado came when he tried to throw two straight changeups to Andrelton Simmons to lead off the fifth. Simmons took the first one for a called strike, but he deposited the second one into the bleachers in left to give Atlanta a 2-0 lead.
"I played behind him, I know his stuff a little bit," Simmons said. "He fooled me the first time with a changeup, so the second time I was kind of ready for it."
The Braves added an insurance run in the eighth when Dan Uggla tripled and scored when pinch-hitter Reed Johnson laid down a successful safety squeeze.
The game marked the return of D-backs third baseman Martin Prado, who was also involved in the Upton trade. Prado was acknowledged by Jones during his pregame remarks, and he received a standing ovation when he came to the plate in the second inning.
Prado went 1-for-2 with a walk in the game.
"It was very emotional," Prado said of the ovations. "It was very special for me. Today they showed me everything I did for the team paid off."
Jones talked with Prado on the day the trade went down.
"I told him if I'm ever a manager or a general manager, I'm coming after him," Jones said. "Because he's the guy that helps you win 95 or 100 ballgames because of his versatility and because he plays [many positions] at an All-Star level. He's one of the best two-strike hitters in the game and he's intense. He has fire in his belly. He makes guys around him better."
The entire D-backs team was on the top step of the visiting dugout during the pregame ceremony to retire Jones' No. 10.
Jones singled out Prado and Delgado and also paid tribute in his remarks to Arizona hitting coach Don Baylor and third-base coach Matt Williams.
Steve Gilbert is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Inside the D-backs, and follow him on Twitter @SteveGilbertMLB.


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I noted the release of the [re]Drive last month — this hard drive is probably the most energy efficient external hard drive available. I was glad to be able to get a hold of one for testing.
The first thing I noticed about this drive, was the packaging, which was minimalistic enough to bring a smile to my face. The box contained no unnecessary plastic and cardboard inserts. Instead there was just a few pieces of tape holding the USB and power cords in place.
The drive itself rested securely in a corrugated recycled cardboard shell. The drive's "Quick Install Guide" was actually printed on the inside of the box — a clever idea.
My previous hard drive actually died two days before the [re]Drive arrived, so I've been using the [re]Drive quite a bit! What I like most about this drive is that it turns itself off automatically. This is an important feature in terms of energy savings. The drive seems to turn itself back on quickly enough, because I didn't notice any access time lag.
The [re]Drive actually contains an efficient 500 gigabyte Western Digital drive. It has a Energy Star qualified power adapter.
The [re]Drive's design was created for SimpleTech by Stuart Karten Design (SKD), a Los Angeles based industrial design firm. The external casing is made out of renewable bamboo. It's an aesthetically pleasing choice, that I'm sure will wear well over the years. The drive's chassis is made with recycled aluminum. It has an undulating surface that increases the drive's ability to passively cool itself. Matt McRae, vice president of marketing at Fabrik, said that even the extra pieces of aluminum that are carved off during the manufacturing process are recycled into future products.
The [re]Drive sells for about $160.
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About Our Shelter
The Broome County Dog Shelter has been in operation since 1956. Although Broome County allows use of their housing facility for dogs, the shelter operates independently of County funding.
The Broome County Dog Shelter is supported through contracts with ten towns to house stray adoptable dogs and puppies, as well as through redemption fees, adoption fees and donations to our trust fund.
Camp Barkalot is proud to offer limited boarding for that special canine family member who is unable to travel with you! We offer knowledgeable, caring staff, heated kennel floors and play/excercise yards. In the summer our yards are equipped with pools! For information on space availability or to book a "room", call the Broome County Dog Shelter at 607.778.2493.
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DURHAM, N.C. – Duke freshman Abby Johnston – a 2009 All-America, ACC and NCAA Zone B champion on the three-meter board – is headed this week to the Speedo USA Diving Spring National Championships from April 22-26 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Johnston will compete on both the one- and three-meter boards.
Johnston and the other athletes will vie for 10 national titles as well as spots at the upcoming World University Games July 2-12 in Belgrade, Serbia. Spots are awarded to the top two divers in each individual event at spring nationals who are eligible.
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Family researcher Annettee Reed has donated to the Genealogy Research Room of the Wood County Genealogical Society her extensive research on the Kirkpatrick, Minshew, and Ellison families, all early-day through present residents of Wood county. This also includes documents and pictures. The materials are in our processing area at the Quitman Public Library and will be evaluated for the best way to make them available to other researchers when they come to the library. Thanks to Annette for trusting us with her family research.
The society accepts donations of research and research materials. You can contact us by mail at P.O. Box 832, Quitman, Texas 75783 or by email at email@example.com to inquire or make arrangements to preserve such materials. Society staff will make determinations of best use and display and disposal of the materials based on how they fit our research collection. When other libraries, museums, or repositories seem more appropriate, we will make decisions whether or not to offer to pass them on to those organziations.
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A unique leisure venue, Pukekura Function Centre is located at Pukekura Raceway, in the heart of New Plymouth. It is nestled amidst 53 acres of manicured grounds and borders New Plymouth's stunning Pukekura Park whilst being adjacent to the TSB Stadium.
The total complex includes four main function areas, plus satellite rooms, and a range of outdoor areas, with our largest function area easily accommodating 400+ seated guests, each function area has its own bar facilities, and amenities.
All your catering requirements are handled by our culinary team, led by Andrew Fage. They will exceed your expectations in both food and beverage while administering exceptional service.
To complete your function requirements Pukekura Function Centre also has car parking for over 750 vehicles.


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"I get no kick from champagne ee So tell me, why should it be true that I get a kick out of you?" You'll be singing Cole Porter's immortal words at the Evergreen Chorale's latest production of "Anything Goes." This high-stepping, side-splitting show is filled with undercover cops, unrequited loves and unbridled tap dancing. The production harkens to the days of classic Broadway, and you're sure to get a kick out of it.
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Lenoir County Smiles; Hunneke memorials; Medicare session
Lenoir County caught smiling
The Lenoir County Smiles program is in its eighth year recognizing quality customer service. Beginning in 2006 to foster �good, friendly service with a Smile,� it is sponsored by Lenoir County Tourism and The Free Press.
This week�s winner is �Smitty� Smith, receptionist-transcriptionist with Cardiopulmonary Services at Lenoir Memorial Hospital. The winners are recommended by the community, receive a small gift and are pictured in the Sunday edition of The Free Press, from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
To nominate someone, contact Lucy Marston at the Kinston-Lenoir County Visitor�s and Information Center, 252-522-0004 or email@example.com.
Ways to honor Hunneke
Fred A. Hunneke died Aug. 9, and many in the community have requested addresses for mailing memorial donations to organizations listed in his obituary that ran Aug. 13 in The Free Press.
For Wounded Warrior Team, make a check payable to Eight/Eighties Wounded Warrior Team, Inc. Mail to Wounded Warrior Team, P.O. Box 3548, Kinston, NC 28502.
For First Presbyterian Church, make checks payable to First Presbyterian Church, with Hunneke memorial on memo line, and mail to the church at 2101 N. Herritage St., Kinston, NC 28501.
To donate to Lenoir Memorial Hospital Foundation, make checks payable to the Lenoir Memorial Hospital Foundation and mail to the Foundation, Attention Dirk Griffith, Director, 100 Airport Road, Kinston, NC, 28503-1678.
�Medicare 101� session set for Wednesday
PINK HILL � A �Medicare 101� session sponsored by the Seniors Health Insurance Information Program will be at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Pink Hill Wellness Center. This informational session will focus on people new to Medicare who recently have turned 65 or who will be turning 65 in the near future. The event is open to all.
SHIIP, a division of the North Carolina Department of Insurance, provides information about Medicare, Medicare supplements, Medicare Part D, Medicare Advantage and Health Plan Options and long term care insurance through its toll free line, 800-443-9354. SHIIP also has volunteers in every county in North Carolina who are available for counseling sessions.
In Lenoir County, reach a SHIIP volunteer at 252-527-2191; in Jones County, 252-448-9621; and in Greene County, 252-747-5831.


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Please note that this generator will only generate NPCs of up to character level 20. If you try to create a Wiz20/Sor20/Clr20 character - that's actually a 60th level character! If you input more than 20 levels, only the first 20 will be calculated.
The level input can be set to any integer 1-20 or any of the following: any, low, med, high.


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There were two forms of twopence, the currency issue (with a duller surface), and a special piece (like this one) for the Maundy Thursday ceremonies - both with numeral 2 on the reverse but the Maundy issues have a proof-like finish. The currency coin was issued only in six years though: 1817, 1818, 1820, 1838, 1843 and 1848.
Maundy coins are specially minted in varying (but always small) mintage for ceremonial purposes and not intended as circulating currency. They are handed by the British monarch in person to selected deserving individuals once every year. They are issued in "prooflike" condition and usually remain in it, especially the more recent ones.
The Royal Maundy is an ancient ceremony which has its origin in the commandment Christ gave after washing the feet of his disciples on the day before Good Friday.
The commandment (also known as a 'mandatum' from which the word Maundy is derived) 'that ye love one another' (John XIII 34) is still recalled regularly by Christian churches throughout the world. The ceremony of washing the feet of the poor which was accompanied by gifts of food and clothing can be traced back to the fourth century.
It seems to have been the custom as early as the thirteenth century for members of the royal family to take part in Maundy ceremonies, to distribute money and gifts, and to recall Christ's simple act of humility by washing the feet of the poor.
Henry IV began the practice of relating the number of recipients of gifts to the sovereign's age, and as it became the custom of the sovereign to perform the ceremony, the event became known as the Royal Maundy.
Maundy money has remained in much the same form since 1670, and the coins used for the Maundy ceremony have traditionally been struck in sterling silver, save for the brief interruptions of Henry VIII's debasement of the coinage and the general change to 50% silver coins in 1920.
The sterling silver standard (92.5%) was resumed following the Coinage Act of 1946.
Crowned bust of Queen Victoria facing left (the effigy known as the "Old Head" or "Veiled Head"), veiled and draped, wearing ribbon and Star of Garter; around, VICTORIA · DEI · GRA · BRITT · REGINA · FID · DEF · IND · IMP ·. The artist's initials, T.B. (for Sir Thomas Brock) are below the bust.
At centre within an open oak wreath; the numeral 2; above, crown; the numeral dividing the date 1896.


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Mar 30th, 2018
Willkens Wins Teaching Award
Nicole Truitt
Danielle Willkens, an Assistant Professor in the School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture, was recently honored with a 2017-2018 New Faculty Teaching Award from the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA). The award (...)
Mar 14th, 2018
Students Experience Virtual Reality at McWhorter School of Building Science
Latha Bhavnani
After spending many years in the realm of ideas, Virtual Reality (VR) has now come of age. In addition to being a tool for visual exploration, it also addresses safety concerns for personnel on project sites.
Site visits for stud (...)
Mar 14th, 2018
McWhorter School of Building Science team wins Roofing Competition
Latha Bhavnani
The Roofing Industry Alliance for Progress recently hosted four teams to compete in the finals of the fourth annual Construction Management Student Competition at the 2018 International Roofing Expo® (IRE) in New Orleans. The finalist teams were ch (...)
Feb 28th, 2018
Auburn Graphic Designers to Watch
Stephanie Bond
Graphic Design USA's (GDUSA) Students to Watch™ feature has an established tradition of recognizing future leaders in the industry and those who train them. As a business-to-business information source, GDUSA keeps graphic design profession (...)
Feb 21st, 2018
Bringing Civil Rights History to Life
On March 7, 1965, 600 peaceful civil rights demonstrators prepared to march from Selma to Montgomery, championing the Selma Voting Rights Movement. As they moved south across the Alabama River and reached the apex of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, the demon (...)
Feb 21st, 2018
Providing Livable Homes for Veterans with Disabilities
As of 2016, the number of veterans with service-connected disabilities was over 4 million, and of those, more than 1 million had significantly debilitating disabilities (US Census Bureau). This large population presents an urgent need for smart home co (...)
Feb 21st, 2018
Better Homes Build Better Lives
A research team from Auburn University's College of Architecture, Design and Construction (CADC) has been awarded a major HUD grant for the development of housing solutions for people with disabilities and those seeking to age in place. CADC facu (...)
Feb 6th, 2018
More Top Rankings for Architecture and Industrial Design
CADC's architecture and industrial design programs are included among the top in the nation according to The Art Career Project website. The Art Career Project, a nationally recognized resource for (...)
Feb 6th, 2018
Auburn INDD Alum Named IDSA Interim Executive Director
Stephanie Bond
Congratulations to Chris Livaudais, 2002 industrial design graduate and good friend and supporter of the program, on his appointment as the new interim executive director of the Industrial Designers Society of America. Livaudais has been an active memb (...)
Jan 31st, 2018
Moore Receives Auburn Alumni Association's 2018 Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award
Stephanie Bond
Kevin Moore, Associate Professor and interior architecture program chair, was honored with a 2018 Auburn Alumni Association Teaching Excellence Award at its Faculty Awards Luncheon in November. This award is given to teachers who are exceptional in the (...)
Jan 30th, 2018
Steve Jernigan '81 Appointed to Florida's Board of Architecture and Interior Design
Stephanie Bond
CADC alum Steve Jernigan, FAIA (B.S. Env. Design '80, B. Arch. '81) was appointed to the Florida Board of Architecture and Interior Design by Gov. Rick Scott for a four-year term beginning January 2018. A former president of AIA Florida and (...)
Jan 25th, 2018
Hinson+ Dagg Architects Honored
Stephanie Bond
CADC's own David Hinson and Christian Dagg (aka Hinson + Dagg Architects) have been recognized again for the Browning residence. They received a Gold Award in the "One-of A-Kind Custom of Spec Home 1,501-2,500 sq. ft." category at the (...)
Jan 22nd, 2018
Renovation Brings Cutting-Edge Technology
Morgan Smothers
Spaces in the Miller Gorrie Center, home of the McWhorter School of Building Science, are getting upgrades that will completely change the way students learn about the construction industry. Thanks to the generous support of our donors, students will h (...)
Jan 16th, 2018
Architecture Program Ranked among Top in U.S.
CEOWORLD Magazine has ranked the Auburn University's School of Architecture, Planning and Landscape Architecture among the top undergraduate programs in the United States. APLA was ranked #15 in the list of 25 "Best Universit (...)
Jan 16th, 2018
Graphic Design for Healthcare in Haiti
Morgan Smothers
In Fall 2017, a group of Auburn University graphic design students were faced with the challenge of providing basic information about healthcare to the clients of the Hope Center clinic in Thoman, an isolated mountain village in Haiti. Because the majo (...)
Dec 14th, 2017
Dean Nathan named Design Futures Council Senior Fellow
Karen Rogers
Vini Nathan, dean and McWhorter Endowed Chair of the College of Architecture, Design and Construction at Auburn University, has been named 2017 Senior Fellow of the Design Futures Council. Only four people are awarded this distinction annually. This ye (...)
Dec 6th, 2017
Xavier Vendrell Receives Prestigious FAD Award
Natalie Butts-Ball
Professor and Acting Director of Auburn University Rural Studio Xavier Vendrell has been awarded the FAD Award (el Fomento de las Artes Decorativas) in the category of City and Landscape for the project, "Rehabilitació del Parc de Joan Oli (...)
Dec 4th, 2017
Celebrating the Women of the Auburn CADC
Stephanie Bond
Please join us and be part of "The Women of Auburn CADC."
The College of Architecture, Design and Construction joined Auburn's celebration of 125 Years of Women at Auburn University with this special video creat (...)
Dec 4th, 2017
Grad Marshal Cameron Westbrook Represents CADC
Morgan Smothers
On December 16, 2017, our next group of graduates will take their places at Auburn's Fall commencement ceremony. Representing the CADC as Graduation Marshal for Fall 2017 will be Environmental Design student Cameron Westbrook. Cameron has been an (...)
Dec 1st, 2017
CADC Interdisciplinary Team Awarded Largest HUD Grant in Auburn University History
Karen Rogers
Auburn University's College of Architecture, Design and Construction has been awarded a $635,000 grant by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, or HUD, to develop housing solutions for people with disabilities and with aging in pl (...)


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Connecting ACA Routes / Continental Divide Tour« on: April 07, 2012, 10:15:36 pm »
I am a road biker and ride my mountain bike strictly to smooth out some dirt road rides etc.. I don't jump logs or fly through the air. What kind of bicycle skills are required for the CDtour?
Secondly. Most people I notice go from North to South. I would prefer to go from Mexico to Canada. Is that a problem? I would leave early next spring.


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Swift Motorhomes Bessacarr 562
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Seth Meyers will replace Jimmy Fallon as host of NBC's 12:30 pm franchise, "Late Night," when the latter moves to the "Tonight Show" early next year, NBC announced Sunday.
Rumors that Meyers would take the job have been floating since March, when the New York Post said Lorne Michaels, the executive producer of both "Saturday Night Live" and "Late Night," felt that the 39-year-old comedian, writer and actor would be a "perfect" replacement.
"I only have to work for Lorne for five more years before I pay him back for the time I totaled his car," Meyers said in a statement. "12:30 on NBC has long been incredible real estate. I hope I can do it justice."
Meyers has been a "Saturday Night Live" cast member for 12 seasons, and served as head writer for eight of those. He has also hosts the sketch show's popular news segment, "Weekend Update."
"We think Seth is one of the brightest, most insightful comedy writers and performers of his generation," NBC entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt said.
Greenblatt added that Meyers' work on "Weekend Update" helped Meyer snag the "Late Night" gig.
"[Meyers'] years at SNL's Weekend Update desk, not to mention being head writer of the show for many seasons, helped him hone a topical brand of comedy that is perfect for the Late Night franchise," he said.
Sources told Entertainment Weekly that Meyers will continue to work on "SNL" this fall, but could debut as "Late Night" host during or after the Winter Olympics.
Meyers told the New York Times that he didn't "want to make any broad pronouncements about how the show is going to be, whether it's going to be the same or different."
"But I have to draw on my background in improvisational comedy and sketch comedy and stand-up comedy and try to find some mix of that," he said.
Meyers also said he hoped to bring some aspects of "Weekend Update" to "Late Night," including "a company of writer-performer hybrids who can come on and do stuff on the show."


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Trump calls Danish PM's Greenland remarks nasty
U.S. moves to detain migrant children indefinitely
Parkland survivors reveal anti-gun violence plan
Israel holds back on Trump's 'disloyalty' remark
Evelyn Hernandez calls for legalised abortion
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The NYC Catholic News Show Currents featured me in a story on what makes a saint. Here's the story
I am speaking in the St. Thomas More Chapel on the campus of St. John's University, my institution of higher (holier) education. My presentation was on the universal call to live a life of holiness, to live a life in a confessional attitude toward God. I've spoken about this idea before.
My thanks to the all the staff of Currents Web, Twitter, Facebook and YouTube. You do great work for the Catholic Church in New York City.


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Newt Gingrich topping Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann, and even tea party champion Ron Paul in a 23,000-person tea party straw poll on Monday might seem like another headscratcher in the GOP's bewildering and manic rush to come up with a candidate to unseat President Obama.
The former House speaker tallied support from 31 percent of the tea partyers surveyed. The straw poll results came as national polls show Mr.Gingrich's support eroding. He's now in a dead heat with Mr. Romney, who has approached the tea party more cautiously.
Meanwhile, Representative Paul, sometimes called the godfather of the tea party, came in with only 3 percent of the straw poll vote. (Representative Bachmann received 28 percent, and former Massachusetts Governor Romney took 20 percent.)
Gingrich's record is long, complicated, and hardly the picture of philosophical rigor that the tea party movement seeks to employ in Washington. So, how did Gingrich win over the tea party?
Gingrich's appeal among tea partyers has its roots in a number of factors, including his early support of the movement, his scorched-earth maneuverings in the 1990s that helped guide the country toward balanced budgets and even surpluses, and the fact that he's being targeted for takedown by the same Republican establishment that the tea party has vowed to depose via electoral insurgency.
Gingrich can "express conservative views in ways that are, to that conservative audience, interesting and motivational, and those are his political assets," says Merle Black, a political science professor at Emory University, in Atlanta.
Democrats have wasted little time playing up Gingrich's tea party connections. Gingrich was "a tea party politician even before there was a tea party," Debbie Wasserman Schultz,chair of the Democratic National Committee, recently said. "He supported gutting funding for education and Medicare to fund a tax cut for millionaires and shut down the government over it, and those are the same policies he supports today," she said.
Gingrich's recent slip in the polls indicate that his record is susceptible to attacks, like the ads playing in Iowa that highlight his work as a consultant for mortgage giant Freddie Mac, which paid Gingrich $1.6 million over six years. Gingrich has said he was paid for "strategic advice," not lobbying.
"I think as tea partyers concentrate on that ... they'll say, `Wow, this really isn't the guy that would represent our views,' " Romney told reporters in Charleston, S.C., on Saturday. "I think the tea party is anxious to have people who are outside Washington coming in to change Washington, as opposed to people who stayed in Washington for 30 years."
Yet Gingrich's tea party strategy, at least for now, keeps paying off.
Without the financial resources or campaign structure to keep up with Romney, Gingrich has actively courted tea party adherents, much as Herman Cain did before he left the race amid accusations of infidelity. Gingrich was an early signer of the Contract From America, a tea party position statement patterned on Gingrich's own Contract With America. Gingrich also threw his support behind the 2009 tax day rallies, helping to give early legitimacy to the tea party movement.
He courted tea party organizations so aggressively in South Carolina that Bachmann cried foul, alleging that the Gingrich campaign was paying for support. There is no evidence of that occurring, and Gingrich's campaign has flatly denied it, as have tea party members in that state.
Gingrich's campaign has hired local tea party leaders in Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina.
"Gingrich has been very clever in using the energy of the movement to propel his campaign in ways that Romney has just been tone deaf," Michael Patrick Leahy, co-founder of the Nationwide Tea Party Coalition recently told Owen Brennan, writing in the conservative Weekly Standard magazine.
Gingrich is no tea party shoo-in. He will have to prove that he's more committed to conservative principles than he's let on in the past. And that he's seasoned and disciplined enough to take on Obama.
"There's certainly positions he's taken that would find a lot of support in the tea party, but the problem for Gingrich is that he's taken a lot of positions over the years, some of them consistent with the philosophy of the tea party, but others that would not be," says Professor Black, at Emory.
The straw poll win for Gingrich came with cautious approval from Jenny Beth Martin, a Tea Party Patriots coordinator. "An overwhelming number of activists from around the nation showed they are serious about electing a candidate who advances tea party principles," she said. "Just as in 2010, candidates like Newt Gingrich will need to show they will be fiscally responsible and protect the Constitution in the White House."


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The authors wish to acknowledge members of NCAR's Atmospheric Modeling and Predictability Section (AMP), CCSM Software Engineering Group (CSEG), and Computation and Information Systems Laboratory (CISL) for their contributions to the development of CAM-5.1.
The new model would not exist without the significant input from members of the CESM Atmospheric Model Working Group (AMWG) too numerous to mention. Phil Rasch (PNNL), Rich Neale (NCAR), Minghua Zhang (SUNY) and Leo Donner (GFDL), were co-chairs of the AMWG during part or all of the development of CAM-5.1.
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Far Cry 3 preview
The quintessential elements of Far Cry seem to be intact, which should sate fans of the original games. However, what makes Far Cry 3 such an interesting experience is what it tries to do new.
Far Cry 3 certainly looks like a Far Cry game, thanks to its tropical jungle environment. It also plays like the original. Knife in hand, sneaking behind an unsuspecting guard is no less satisfying. And when unprepared when facing an enemy encampment, things go wrong very, very quickly. The quintessential elements of Far Cry seem to be intact, which should sate fans of the original games. However, what makes Far Cry 3 such an interesting experience is what it tries to do new.
Ubisoft is taking a very aggressively "mature" approach to the story, and the story's focus on insanity has me curious to see how it all pans out. It's clear Far Cry 3 will touch a lot of sensitive, taboo subjects--drug use being one, but there's also a surprising bit of nudity as well. At the beginning of the demo, you see a naked woman seductively dancing above you. I don't think Fox News is going to approve of this.
Later on in the demo, I walked into a house. The door closed, and I appeared to be in a room with walls adorned with dozens of televisions. The screens flashed some worrisome commands: fuck, kill. The room erupts into flames, giving you no choice but to move forward. After a quick battle with some of his henchmen, you enter what appears to be a warehouse. The environment fades away, and smoke fills the blackened room, the floor adorned with the same TV screens you saw earlier. As his visage appears and world turns to black, he begs you to shoot him, and the game takes a Tyler Durden turn, as he talks about how "you are me, and I am you."
Of course, that's where the demo ends. It's all bizarre, and taken out of context, and has me quite puzzled. However, it's certainly an effective "hook"--I definitely want to see how the single player story pans out.
Far Cry 3 also includes multiplayer. At a pre-E3 demo, we were allowed to try out the game's four-player cooperative mode. This objective-based mode had us facing AI characters as we tried to protect cargo. Once the objective was cleared, it moved to a bridge, where we had to plant and detonate bombs on a bridge.
I'm curious to see how stealthily you can approach co-op. Unfortunately, although I silently killed the first lookout, someone had already run ahead and alerted the rest of the goons. From there, it played like any other FPS, albeit with some annoying glitches indicative of early code. For example, a "boss" character spawned, an intimidating heavy guy that would not die, regardless of the number of headshots we collectively landed. Another glitch prevented an objective from triggering, causing my team to aimlessly wander until the game was reset. It wasn't a very positive showing of the game's co-op mode--but these kinds of experiences should be expected from in-progress games.
Both the single player and multiplayer demos were running on PC, and they did a great job of showing off the game's visuals. While it may look like how we remember Crytek's jungle island games looking, there's a clear improvement. Fire, in particular, looks great. The character models have a stylized look about them which strays from photorealism, but given the vibrant color palette of the game, it fits.
I still want to play more of the single player to see how the story develops, and hands-on with a better, more indicative multiplayer experience. However, Far Cry 3's brief E3 demo certainly leaves an impression.
Watch the Shacknews E3 2012 page to follow all our coverage of this year's show. This preview is based on a hands-on demo shown at a pre-E3 event.
Andrew Yoon posted a new article, Far Cry 3 preview.
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New Developments in the Rachel Cooke Case
For the old timers on this board...this is a case some of us actively participated in helping to search for Rachel, so it will always tug at a corner of our hearts...
I received this link yesterday from KoldKase (thank you so much KK), and it appears they have found a car that law enforcement has been looking for, and is believed to be linked to 4 persons-of-interest from this 16-year old case.
The FBI is going over the car. Her mother appears in this video:
https://www.kvue.com/article/news/lo.../269-537714101It's probably too late to get justice for JonBenét. Maybe it always was. But knowing where things went wrong is the first step to not going there again. **-- Alan Prendergast-Dec 21, 2006--**
Bring all our Missing Home www.usearchut.org
Prayers for our military who are protecting our freedom.


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64' Pama Flybridge Cruiser Corporate Cruises
Enigma boat is setting a new standard on Australian waters. This Pama Pilot House Fly bridge Cruiser is the a 5 star choice for your corporate cruise. Both the interior and exterior feel spacious and focused around views and pure comfort. The interior is light and the absence of window mullions ensure wide panoramic views. Enigma boat charter is a perfect choice for a corporate cruise meeting, teambuilding event or client entertaining.
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Total cost = Vessel Hire
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+ Staff Fees
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Includes Captain
March - October
$990 per hour
4 hour charter $3960
Minimum 3 hour charter $2970
November - February (except December)
$1100 per hour
Minimum 4 hour charter $4400
$1200 per hour
Minimum 4 hour charter $4800
BYO Charters
$250 surcharge applies to BYO Food
$20 surcharge per person applies to BYO Beverages
Includes all crockery, cutlery, cups, utensils, serving equipment, eskies and ice
Wait staff included in drinks surcharge only
Additional Extra
Lilypad available upon request (no additional charge)
Paddleboard Hire - $80 per board
Laser Clay Pigeon Shooting - $1250 for 1.5hr activity
Public holiday surcharges apply
Enigma Canape Menus
Canape Menu 1
$65 per person
Minimum 20 guests
Suitable for a 3 hour charter
10 items + 1 substantial item
Canape Menu 2
$86 per person
Minimum 15 guests
Suitable for a 3 hour charter
14 items + 1 substantial item
Canape Menu 3
$92 per person
Minimum 15 guests
Suitable for a 4 hour charter
14 items + 2 substantial items
Cold Canapes
Crab and toasted corn salsa served in bread basket
Blue cheese polenta cake with vegetable ragout
Citrus salmon salad in a cucumber cup
Pacific oyster with lime and sweet soy and shallot dressing
Asian duck rillettes on crisp pastry and pickled ginger
Mexican-flavoured scone with bean salsa and avocado
Crisp beef tortilla with seaweed coriander and sweet soy
Banana bread, Indian spiced blue eye and coconut
Tuna ceviche with lemon myrtle and pancetta
Slow roasted tomato and goats cheese croute with basil
Roast chicken with coriander onion jam in spinach tortilla basket
Thai-flavoured beef carrot and ginger jelly
Roast duck with five spice and apple compote on sourdough
Caramelized pork belly salad in wonton cup
Chicken larb with baby cos and crisp onion
Grilled zucchini with goats cheese and mint
Seared ocean trout with Asian slaw croute
Salmon sashimi, tobiko finger, lime and passionfruit
Crab chorizo and dill salad on crisp pastry
Black sesame crepe with smoked salmon and soy infused salmon roe
Port scented mushrooms with sauteed leeks on toasted olive bread
Hot Canapes
Prawns in coriander batter with sweet chilli dip
Pulled pork slider with slaw
Paprika and garlic lamb skewers with basil oil
Duck confit turnover with peppered cherry dip
Yorkshire pudding topped with horseradish beef and pea puree
Seared lamb with truffle and popcorn
Peking duck pancakes with cucumber and hoisin
Southern style pork ribs
Lamb cutlet with lemon and garlic
Scallop and rocket fritter with sesame mayo
Mini beef burgers with beetroot relish and salad
Baby potato filled with Persian feta and prosciutto
Baby roast potato filled with roast beef and bernaise
Mini Croque Monsieur
Baby wagyu meat loaf, topped with colcannon
Pumpkin ricotta wonton with ginger vanilla dip
Substantial Canapes
Soba noodles with mirin roasted pumpkin rocket and sesame dressing (v)
Pan seared duck breast with fried rice drizzled with sweet soy
Soft baked potatoes with chives and slow roasted salmon fillet, topped with an orange dressing
Butter chicken with jasmine rice, minted yoghurt and poppadum
Lamb tagine with preserved lemon and cous cous
Wild mushroom and parmesan risotto with crisp onion
Stir-fried beef with soy and garlic served on fried rice
Beef bourguignon on mashed potato
Slow roasted lamb on mashed potato and mushroom jus
Pulled pork with apple slaw and homemade BBQ sauce
Sweet Canapes
Assorted macaroons
Assorted sweet tarts
Brownie topped with vanilla bean ice cream and caramel
Mini lemon meringue pies
Chocolate mousse served in a chocolate cup
Enigma BBQ Menus
Classic BBQ Menu
$35 per person
Minimum 20 guests
Dips, cheese and bread to start
Gourmet beet sausages
Home-made marinated chicken skewers
Bread rolls and butter
Sweets for dessert
Choice ot two salads
Green salad with balsamic dressing
Resto pasta salad
Rocket, pear and parmesan salad with balsamic dressing
The Aussie BBQ Menu
$55 per person
Minimum 20 guests
Beef strip loin marinated in garlic and herbs
Gourmet sausages served with grilled onions
Cajun-style chicken
Mesculan salad with slow roasted tomatoes and cucumber
Chat potato salad with rocket and truffle oil
Platters of assorted cakes and tarts
The Texan BBQ Menu
$72 per person
Minimum 15 guests
Smokey BBQ'd pork ribs
Paprika and herb chicken wings and drumsticks
Rump steaks with rosemary and garlic
Roasted potato salad with pesto mayonnaise
Mixed leaf salad
Texan coleslaw
Warm Chocolate brownie with ice cream and raspberry compote
The Islander BBQ Menu
$111 per person
Minimum 12 guests
BBQ'd seafood including, king prawns, marinated octopus, ocean trout, scallops, lobster tail and barramundi.
Sirloin marinated with thyme and garlic
Warm chat potato, spinach and pancetta salad, infused with lemon oil
Watermelon, cucumber, feta, rocket, spanish onion and citrus dressing
Buckwheat noodle salad with carrot, zucchini black sesame and soy
Pear and almond tart with vanilla cream and coulis
Australian cheese and fruit with lavash crackers
Seafood BBQ Menu
$143 per person
Minimum 10 guests
Cold seafood buffet, as above
Salmon fillet, marinated in lemon myrtle
Lobster tail cooked in herb butter
BBQ'd garlic prawns
Seared barramundi or snapper with tomato
Oven-roasted scallops
Additional Options
Add fresh Australian Prawns for an additional $5 per person
Enigma Formal Dining Menus
Minimum 6 guests
Enigma can comfortably seat up to 12 guests across two tables
2 Course Menu
$86 per person
2 Course Menu, 50/50 Main
$93 per person
3 Course Menu
$107 per person
3 Course Menu, 50/50 Main
$114 per person
Crisp duck breast, shredded orange crepe, coriander salad and citrus dressing
Pan seared scallop, herb risotto, yellow curry sauce and coriander salad
Slow roasted cherry tomato tart with green bean salad and chive oil (v)
Sushi rice infused with nori, topped with avocado cucumber and seared tuna
Parcel of beef cheek on glazed carrot emulsion, beetroot jelly and snow pea sprouts
Citrus and pepper tuna with seaweed and soy
Creamed cos with roulade of chicken and mushrooms
Sweet corn potato and herbs with slow roasted salmon and orange dressing
Crisp pastry with ratatouille, smoked veal and a balsamic raspberry reduction
Main Course
Beef fillet on a kumera cake with wilted wild rocket and red wine jus
Crispy skinned barramundi on black olive mash, ratatouille and baby mache
Pan-seared Atlantic salmon rested on minted cannelloni beans with a champagne sabayon
Herb-crusted beef fillet, cauliflower puree pommes maxim and sugar snap peas
Hiramasa kingfish, vanilla potatoes, crisp prosciutto, peas and baby herbs
Asian-flavoured beef fillet with kipfler potatoes, snow pea shoots, and ginger-infused carrot jus
Confit of pork belly with choy sum, sticky rice and sweet soy beurre blanc
Pan-seared chicken with char grilled vegetables and hazelnut truffle dressing
Lamb loin on Moroccan-flavoured potatoes and mint-infused zucchini ribbons
Kangaroo rump with pickled mango and Thai noodles
Yoghurt panna cotta with passion fruit glaze and caramelized cashews
Australian cheese selection with dried fruits and lavash
Chocolate fondant with passion fruit, chilli sorbet and fairy floss
Caramelized banana mille feuille with vanilla bean ice cream
Lemon bavarois with citrus fizz
Pineapple, ginger and vanilla served with glazed meringue
Six Course Seafood Sit Down Menu
$169 per person
Minimum 8 guests
Crab rolled in chive crepe with snow pea shoot salad
Seared scallop on corn puree with wild rocket
Roasted scampi on tagliatelle with lobster bisque and salmon roe
Seared blue eye cod on chickpea puree wilted greens and beetroot jus
Macerated strawberries with raspberry sorbet and mint
Coffee and caramelized almond bavarois with baby meringues
Enigma Platter Menus
Minimum three platters required
The Fruity One (Serves 10) $86 per platter
Fresh sliced seasonal fruit platter
Morning Tea (20 pieces) $86 per platter
Freshly baked muffins and cookies
Finger Sanga's (20 pieces) $86 per platter
Chef's selection of mixed finger sandwiches
Mixed Tarts (30 pieces) $86 per platter
Flaky pastry filled with mixed savoury flavours
Dips, breads and crackers (Serves 15) $86 per platter
Homemade dips, sliced Turkish bread and crackers
Cakes, Slices and Tarts (20 pieces) $86 per platter
Mix of cakes and yummy little tarts
The Cheesy One (Serves 10) $85 per platter
Australian cheeses, with dried fruit and crackers
Charcutiere Platter (Serves 10) $100 per platter
Selection of meats, pate and accompaniments
Seafood Platter
For two $260
For four $515
For six $687
Selection of freshly cooked prawns, oysters, smoked salmon, blue swimmer crabs and Balmain bugs. Served with cocktail sauce, lemons, rye bread and butter
Enigma Sushi Platters
Minimum spend $200
Sushi and sushimi mix - 24 pieces
Seafood nigiri - 24 pieces
Deluxe sushimi - 36 pieces
Mini maki sushi - 90 pieces
Assorted maki sushi - 72 pieces
Grilled mix - 36 pieces
Deluxe sushi - 55 pieces
Enigma Seafood Menus
Cold Seafood Buffet Menu 1
$107 per person
Minimum 12 guests
Sydney rock and pacitic oysters served with lime and shallot dressing
King prawns
Smoked salmon
Balmain bugs
Whole blue swimmer crabs
Whole coral trout
Eastern rock lobsters
A selection of salads
An Australian cheese and fruit platter
Seafood BBQ Menu
$143 per person
Minimum 10 guests
Cold seafood buttet, as above
Salmon tillet, marinated in lemon myrtle
Lobster tail cooked in herb butter
BBQ'd garlic prawns
Seared barramundi or snapper with tomato
Oven-roasted scallops
Six Course Seafood Sit Down Menu
$169 per person
Minimum 8 guests
Crab rolled in chive crepe with snow pea shoot salad
Seared scallop on corn puree with wild rocket
Roasted scampi on tagliatelle with lobster bisque and salmon roe
Seared blue eye cod on chickpea puree wilted greens and beetroot jus
Macerated strawberries with raspberry sorbet and mint
Coffee and caramelized almond bavarois with baby meringues
Enigma Beverage Packages
Sparkling Wine Package
$18 per person per hour
Includes your choice of one hours sparkling wine and all other available beverages from the below consumption menu
Premium Champagne Beverage Package
$25 per person per hour
Includes your choice of one premium champagne and all other available beverages from the below consumption menu
Wine Tasting with Captains of Trade Beverage Package
$27 per person per hour
Minimum 12pax - Wait Staff Included
Includes an intimate and informative two-hour wine tasting experience from your international wine region of choice with Captains of Trade, as well as unlimited wine (from the tasting), beer, soft drinks, tea and coffee throughout the charter.
For the Kids
$6.25 per person per hour
Includes unlimited soft drink and orange juice
Enigma Beverages on Consumption
Wait Staff
1-30pax 1 staff
31- 41pax 2 staff
$250 per staff
Champagne (available on request only)
Dom Perignon Brut Vintage 2004 France $400
Premium Champagne
Moet Chandon Brut France $110
Veuve Cliquot France $120
G.H. Mumm Cordon Rouge France $110
Sparkling Wine
NV Chandon Brut Australia $60
Ca Selva Prosecco Veneto Italy $50
White Wine
Johnny Blanco Sauvignon Blanc 2016 Adelaide Hills $50
Oakvale Chardonnay 2016 Hunter Valley $60
From Sunday Pinot Gris 2016 Orange $65
Bervini Pinot Grigio 2016 Veneto Italy $52
Chateay Suau 2015 Bordeaux France $55
Oakvale Rose 2016 Hunter Valley $55
Red Wine
Lost Buoy Shiraz 2016 McLaren Vale $65
Milla Pinot Noir 2016 Adelaide Hills $60
Tomero Malbec 2015 Mendoza Argentina $55
Chateau Suau Cotes De Bordeaux Bordeaux France $70
Lost Buoy Cliff Back Grenache Mclaren Vale $65
Premium Beer
Corona $9
Peroni $9
Coopers Green Pale Ale $9
Monteith's Apple Cider $10
Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Sparkling Water (1L) $9
Still Water (600mL) $4
Soft Drinks: Coke, Diet Coke, Lemonade, Ginger Beer $4
Orange Juice $4
Nespresso Coffee $4
Twinings Tea $4
Staff Fees
$300 chef charge applies if minimum numbers are not met
Paddle board hire - $25 per board, per hour
Lilypad - Free on Request only
Clay Bird Shooting - $1200
Pick up and drop off wharf fees apply (Usually $100 total). Check your quote and contract for more info.
All prices in $AUS. and include GST
Prices are subject to change without notice
50% deposit required to confirm booking
No Stilettos or high heels
Inspections welcome on appointment
Brand : Pama
• 19.5 metres
• Full air conditioning and heating
• MP3/CD compatible full surround sound system , multi room music system with sub woofer-state of the art
• Retractable 42' Plasma LCD flat screen TV/DVD player/ foxtel
• Built in motion stabilizer system for extra comfort aboard
• Three luxurious cabins, 1 king, 1 queen, 1 twin, all with en suites and plasma screen TVs
• Comprehensively stocked bar
• Cocktails/ buffet for up to 33 guests
• State of the art galley for BYO charters
• Feature lighting and under water lights
• Bow sun beds
• Fully walk around decks
• Swim ladder and indoor and outdoor showers
• Lillypad swimming toy available upon request (no extra charge)
• Stand-up paddle boarding
Boat Suitability :
Corporate charters, business meetings, seminars and presentations.
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What is the maximum capacity of the boat?
Boat is surveyed to hold a maximum of 41 passengers. Please note, an infant, regardless of age is considered a passenger.
Is the boat suitable for children?
Yes, it is suitable for children and appropriate sized lifejackets are available on request. Children must be under adult supervision at all times.
Catered Food Options
Can we organise a meal on board?
Yes, we can recommend some excellent caterers for you where we can design the perfect menu to suit your budget and taste.
On Tour
Can we have music on board?
Yes, the vessel is equipped with a sound system where you can plug in a music compatible device like an iPhone. Please ensure your mp3 player is fully charged.
Where can we go during our charter?
Your skipper can take you most places within Sydney Harbour, providing it is within the surveyed boundaries. Should your guests wish to go to a specific location within Sydney Harbour please let us know at time of briefing.
Can we extend our charter time during the charter?
Yes, although this is subject to availability. Please note, the charter will be extended based on the decision of the captain on board and payment will be processed post charter by authorised bond.
Booking and Payment
How do I secure my booking?
A minimum 50% deposit is required to confirm booking, with the balance payable 14 days prior to commencement of the charter. Upon payment of your deposit, a Skippered Charter Contract will be emailed to you, confirming details relevant to your charter, which must be signed and returned. Payment can be made by MasterCard, Visa, EFTPOS, Electronic Funds Transfer or cash. Diners Card, Bankcard and Cheques are not accepted.
Is there any paperwork to complete before we go on our charter?
Yes, we require your signed contract and authorised bond form prior to your charter commencing.
If I cancel the charter, can I get a refund?
We do not offer refunds should you wish to cancel your charter. If boating conditions are unsafe, as determined by the management of Sydney Harbour Escapes, we will offer a six month voucher where you can reschedule your charter based on availability. Please see our General Booking Information on our website or contact a staff member on 02 9328 4748 for details.
Preparations and Arrival
What do you advise we bring along for our charter?
As conditions can vary on the water, it is suggested that you bring along a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, swimmers, and seasonal jumper or jacket.
Does our party need to get there before the set time of the charter?
All your party should be at the designated pick up point at least 15 minutes prior to your charter time to allow loading of passengers and gear and to enable enough time for the skipper's safety briefing. Please note, our charter will start and finish at the times on your contract.
Can one of our guests be picked up late and dropped off early from another wharf?
Multiple pick up and drop off points are not recommended as this will shorten your charter time significantly. We suggest that guests wishing to join the charter late or leave early should arrange alternative transportation via water taxi at their own cost. Please ask one of the Sydney Harbour Escapes team members for a Water Taxi contact.
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The Ravens did well in addressing needs during last weekend's NFL draft. In the first two rounds, they added a supersized press cornerback in Jimmy Smith and a speedy receiver with big-play potential in Torrey Smith. But they still have holes to fill with veteran players whenever the NFL lockout ends and free agency begins.
Backup quarterback Marc Bulger has been linked to the Cardinals, who didn't select a quarterback in this draft. Three of the Ravens' regulars at cornerback -- Josh Wilson, Chris Carr and Fabian Washington -- are all free agents. The backfield is in flux because fullback Le'Ron McClain will hit the market and the Ravens are expected to sever ties with veteran running back Willis McGahee. And the team waited until the fifth round to take a pass rusher, Mississippi State defensive end Pernell McPhee, who had just seven sacks combined the past two seasons in the SEC.
Here are six areas the Ravens are likely to address in free agency (please keep in mind that with the NFL in limbo due to the labor brouhaha, the 2011 free-agent status of many players is unclear):
Cornerback: The Ravens have Domonique Foxworth -- whose torn ACL will be completely healed by the start of training camp -- and third-year player Lardarius Webb on the roster, and Jimmy Smith should see the field right away. The Ravens also used a fifth-round pick on cornerback Chykie Brown. If the Ravens can re-sign Wilson and Carr, they won't need to bring in someone new. If not, Washington could return or the team will bring in a short-term fix for roster depth. Sorry, folks, but Nnamdi Asomugha isn't coming here. Five notable free agents: Nnamdi Asomugha, Antonio Cromartie, Johnathan Joseph, Richard Marshall, Ike Taylor.
Offensive line: This is another position that hinges on the Ravens' ability to re-sign their own players. Marshal Yanda, Chris Chester and Jared Gaither are expected to be free agents, and Yanda, who has played at guard and tackle, should be the team's highest priority. If the Ravens can bring him back, they will have flexibility on the free-agent market. Ideally, Yanda is the right guard and they sign a right tackle to compete with third-round pick Jah Reid. Five notable free agents: Jermon Bushrod (OT), Tyson Clabo (OT), Ryan Harris (OT), Davin Joseph (OG), Deuce Lutui (OG).
Pass rush: The Ravens entered the draft with a few pressing needs, and this is the one they weren't able to address early. New coordinator Chuck Pagano will change things up schematically, but signing another pass rusher -- whether it's a linebacker or a defensive end -- will make those Xs and Os translate better from the chalkboard to the football field. Five notable free agents: Shaun Ellis (DE), Cullen Jenkins (DE), Mathias Kiwanuka (OLB), Manny Lawson (OLB), Stephen Nicholas (OLB).
Quarterback: Last year, the Ravens didn't want their title hopes go down the tubes with an injury to Joe Flacco, so they brought in Bulger with a one-year deal. Since Bulger is reportedly destined for Arizona and sixth-round pick Tyrod Taylor is a project player, the Ravens will again need to bring in a reliable backup for Flacco. The pickings are slim. Five notable free agents: Kerry Collins, Bruce Gradkowski, Tavaris Jackson, Drew Stanton, Seneca Wallace.
Running back: Ravens coach John Harbaugh said in January that he wants to get back to running the ball, but the team could sever ties with two of the heads that made up the team's three-headed monster at running back. If McGahee and McClain don't return, that leaves 2009 Pro Bowl back Ray Rice, third-stringer Jalen Parmele, seventh-round pick Anthony Allen and fullback Jason McKie on the roster. The Ravens like Parmele a lot, but they would be wise to bring in a bruising back to ease the burden for Rice. Five notable free agents: Ahmad Bradshaw, Ronnie Brown, Michael Bush, DeAngelo Williams, Ricky Williams.
Safety: Starting strong safety Dawan Landry is expected to test free agency, and the Ravens might let him get a big payday elsewhere and either sign a cheaper replacement or give Haruki Nakamura or Tom Zbikowski a chance in the starting lineup alongside Pro Bowl safety Ed Reed. Five notable free agents: Michael Huff, Quintin Mikell, Bernard Pollard, Eric Weddle, Donte Whitner.


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On the Ball: D-II Hoop Seeds; Tough Road for VUHS
D-II Hoop Seeds Out; Tough Draw for VUHSThe VPA moved quickly today, and the Division II boys' basketball pairings were out by mid-morning. Vergennes, Otter Valley and Mount Abraham will all play on Tuesday at 7 p.m., the Commodores at home, and the Otters and the Eagles on the road. Fair Haven (17-3) earned the top seed, but some observers think the Marble Valley League wasn't as tough as usual this winter, and that the top Capital Division teams are stronger: Harwood, at 17-3 the No. 2 seed, and U-32, at 16-4 the No. 3 seed. After those top three, there's a big drop-off to No. 4 Missisquoi (13-7). And because the 12-8 Vergennes boys earned the No. 7 seed, they will probably have to defeat both Harwood in a quarterfinal and U-32 in a semifinal just to make it to the final. VUHS did not play U-32, but lost to Harwood at home, 61-41. And in Tuesday's first round VUHS drew defending champion Springfield (10-10), which upset the Commodores in the 2009 final. The Cosmos won six of their final 10 games, with two of those losses against D-I competition. Guard Brandon Boyle, who sparkled vs. VUHS in the final last winter, is back and playing well. The teams did not meet this year. Coach Peter Quinn's Commodores are still fully capable of making a run deep into the tournament. But if the Commodores win the title this year, they'll do it the old-fashioned way — they'll earn it. OV won two of its final three to finish 6-14 and earn the No. 14 seed. That means a date on the road with No. 3 U-32, a challenging assignment to say the least. The teams did not meet this winter. If the Otters pull off the upset, they would probably face No. 6 Montpelier (13-7) in a 2 p.m. Saturday quarterfinal. The teams have not met this season. Finally, Mount Abe (5-14) drew the No. 15 seed and another challenging trip — to No. 2 Harwood on Tuesday. Again, there is no track record for these teams this winter. If the Eagles surprise the Highlanders, they would travel to meet the winner of the VUHS-Springfield game on Saturday at 2 p.m. The Eagles lost decisively to both those teams this winter. If any of the teams make it through to the semifinal round, they are all in the same bracket and would play at 8:15 p.m. next Wednesday at the Aud in Barre. Best of luck to all. Trent Campbell will be taking photos and I will be taking notes at the Commodore Thomas MacDonough Gymnasium on Tuesday night. Earplugs optional, but recommended. An article will follow on Thursday, plus results from the Middlebury girls' hockey semifinal and more.For those who missed it, the Sunday On the Ball offered some comments from Middlebury College men's basketball captain Tim Edwards after the Panthers' dramatic win on Saturday. The article on the game in Monday's print edition describes how the Panthers rallied to win down the stretch and how Trinity's savvy game plan gave the visitors the lead, and offered more from Edwards and Coach Jeff Brown. Comments, questions or criticism may be directed to [email protected].