text: Abrahamic / Middle Eastern Christianity What the Bible Says About... Homosexuality Share Flipboard Email Print Public Domain Christianity Catholicism Beliefs and Teachings Prayers Tips Worship Saints Holy Days and Holidays Christianity Origins The Bible The New Testament The Old Testament Practical Tools for Christians Christian Life For Teens Christian Prayers Weddings Inspirational Bible Devotions Denominations of Christianity Funerals and Memorial Services Christian Holidays Christian Entertainment Key Terms in Christianity Latter Day Saints View More By Kelli Mahoney Christianity Expert M.P.A., University of Illinois–Springfield B.S., Psychology and Criminal Justice, Illinois State University. Kelli Mahoney is a Christian youth worker and writer. She previously worked as an administrator for NXT, a high school Christian youth group. our editorial process Kelli Mahoney Updated June 25, 2019 What does the Bible say about homosexuality? Does scripture condone or denounce the behavior? Is the scripture clear? There are varying opinions on what the Bible says about homosexuality and same-sex relationships, and the best way to understand where the conflict comes from is to learn more about the specific scriptures being debated. Will Homosexuals Inherit the Kingdom of God? One of the most greatly debated scriptures regarding homosexuality is 1 Corinthians 6:9-10: 1 Corinthians 6:9-10 - "Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor male prostitutes nor homosexual offenders nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God." (NIV). While the scripture may sound clear, the debate actually surrounds the use of the Greek word that this particular version of the Bible translates as "homosexual offenders." The term is "arsenokoite." Some say that it is a reference to male prostitutes rather than to two committed homosexuals. Yet, others argue that Paul, who wrote the passage, would not have repeated "male prostitutes" twice. Even others argue that the two root words in arsenokoite are the same terms used to prohibit any premarital or extramarital sexual relations, so they may not refer to homosexual relations alone. However, even if a person believes that homosexuality is a sin based upon this scripture, the next verse does say that homosexuals can inherit the kingdom if they come to the Lord, Jesus Christ. 1 Corinthians 6:11 - "And that is what some of you were. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God." (NIV) What About Sodom and Gomorrah? In Genesis 19 God destroys Sodom and Gomorrah due to the extensive amount of sin and debauchery going on in the city. Some add homosexuality in with the sins being committed. Others say that it was not just blanket homosexuality being condemned but homosexual rape, meaning it is different from homosexual behavior in loving relationships. Cultic Homosexual Behavior? Leviticus 18:22 and 20:13 are also debated among denominations and scholars. Leviticus 18:22 - "Do not lie with a man as one lies with a woman; that is detestable." (NIV) Leviticus 20:13 - "If a man lies with a man as one lies with a woman, both of them have done what is detestable. They must be put to death; their blood will be on their own heads." (NIV) While many Christian denominations and scholars believe these scriptures clearly condemn homosexuality, others believe that the Greek terms used were meant to describe the homosexual behavior present at Pagan temples. Prostitution or Homosexuality? Romans 1 discusses how the people gave into their lust. Yet the meaning of the acts described are debated. Some see the passages as describing prostitution while others see it as a clear condemnation on homosexual behavior. Romans 1:26-27 - "Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even their women exchanged natural relations for unnatural ones. In the same way the men also abandoned natural relations with women and were inflamed with lust for one another. Men committed indecent acts with other men, and received in themselves the due penalty for their perversion." (NIV) So, What Does the Bible Say? All of these different viewpoints on the various scriptures most likely bring up more questions for Christian teens than answers. Most Christian teens end up adhering to the viewpoints based upon their personal beliefs about homosexuality. Others find themselves swayed or more open to homosexuals after examining the scripture. Whether or not you believe homosexuality is a sin based upon your interpretations of the scripture, there are some issues surrounding the treatment of homosexuals of which Christians need to be aware. While the Old Testament focused on rules and consequences, the New Testament offers a message of love. There are some Christian homosexuals and there are those that desire deliverance from homosexuality. Rather than trying to be God and pass judgement on those individuals, a better option may be to offer prayers to those struggling with their homosexuality.


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Martha Tsakalos
"These mountains that you're carrying, you were only supposed to climb"
Martha Tsakalos is a psychologist and mindfulness practitioner who is passionate about empowering you with a holistic toolkit, so you can reach your full potential.
Martha believes that in order to thrive in life, love and beyond, it is important to deepen our relationship with ourselves and our minds, and to shine a light on when we are ruled by reactivity and habit. From this space, we can free ourselves from the recurring themes and patterns which no longer serve us, and begin to operate from a space of self-awareness, self-acceptance and aligned action.
With a practical, empathetic and embodied approach, Martha draws on Mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, embodiment and neuroscience.
"I help my clients to increase awareness and acceptance in the here and now; to understand their responses to stress and relationships, to break the chain of destructive self-beliefs and to get clear on what objectively is going on for them. Through this we can manifest change and growth."
Martha's quick tip for dealing with stress
"When we are stressed, our self-care activities are usually the first to drop from our schedule. You need to ask yourself in these moments what you have stopped doing that usually restores you. This could be exercise, seeing friends, meditation or eating well. Prioritise these and remember that you can't pour from an empty cup."
Outside the therapy room
"You can find me soaking up the sunshine – I swear, I'm solar powered. I love the library so you'll often find me at the spiffy new Green Square. I practice and teach yoga and mindful movement – It keeps my soul happy – as does a good boogie!"
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"Sometimes you need a bit of Brené Brown, other times you need a bit of Tony Robbins. I'm enjoying reading this classic self-improvement book of his from the 90's. It packs a lot of information about why we do what we do, and how to transform your life. The cover is a classic too."


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Peak District Self Catering cottage, The Shavings, Buxton, sleeps 2
Areas: Peak District
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Sleeps a maximum of: 2
Pricing From: £150.00
This pet friendly, ground floor studio apartment on a working farm sleeps 2 people in the village of Cowdale just a couple of miles from the famous Roman spa town of Buxton in the Peak District National Park.
The Shavings occupies an excellent location on the edge of the Peak District National Park. Just over 2 miles from Buxton, this charming studio apartment is set on the ground floor of an old stone barn on a working farm in the hamlet of Cowdale. The Shavings welcoming and comfortable accommodation includes an open plan studio room with double bed, a well equipped fitted kitchen area with breakfast bar and a sitting area.
There are numerous diverse and enjoyable walks that start from The Shavings doorstep, and wonderful market towns offering gorgeous local food and drink. This is a cosy and value for money holiday home for those who want to sample all that the Peak District has to offer.
Get an Ordnance Survey map covering the Buxton area.
Nearest AttractionsHeritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Poole's Cavern - 2.1 miles (Family Attraction)
Tideswell, St John the Baptist Church - 4.9 miles (Historic Church)
Monyash, St Leonard's Church - 5.4 miles (Historic Church)
Forest Chapel - 6.8 miles (Historic Church)
Thornbridge Hall Gardens - 7 miles (Garden)
Arbor Low - 7.1 miles (Prehistoric Site)
Castleton, St Edmund's Church - 7.9 miles (Historic Church)
Old House Museum - 8.4 miles (Museum)
Bakewell, All Saints Church - 8.4 miles (Historic Church)
Peveril Castle - 8.7 miles (Castle)
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By John Lee.
Chinese oil companies are to maintain their purchasing of crude oil from Iraq's State Oil Marketing Organization (SOMO) at the 2014 level for next year, according to a report from Reuters.
The decision has been attributed to a slowing of demand growth in China, the varying quality of Iraq's "Basra Light" crude, and Iraq's failure to deliver the full contracted volumes in 2014.
This is the first time in almost a decade that volumes have not increased year-on-year.
Reuters data shows that China's crude imports from Iraq rose in the first ten months of the year by nearly a quarter to 23.49 million tonnes -- equivalent to 566,387 bpd -- compared with the same period of 2014.
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Calendar of Free* Classical Concerts in Jacksonville
*Listings of Jacksonville concerts advertised as FREE are compiled chiefly from online calendars, and could be subject to change or cancellation. || Most venue addresses are given at left.
Sunday, June 3 @ 10:45am
Sunday Music
Ken Anoff, drums, timetodrum.com
11 am: The Joyful Singers, Dr. Sharon Scholl, director
Sunday, June 3 @ 3pm
Barbee Monk, soprano
Shirley Elliott, Piano
A recital to benefit Barbee Monk's upcoming summer studies in Salzburg. Admission is free, donations are appreciated. Even if you cannot provide financial support, come support with your presence!
Music by: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Richard Strauss Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, Charles Gounod, George Frideric Handel, Ernst Bacon, Richard Hundley, Jerome Kern, Stephen Sondheim, and Noel Coward
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Friday, June 8 @7:30pm
Serafini Brillanti: Ginger Meets Curry
Rhonda Nus Tinnin, soprano, Randy Tinnin, trumpet, and Erin Bennett, piano
Baroque to Broadway
Admission is Free, with a love offering to help Camille Tinnin defray expenses towards her summer internship in India.
Jacksonville Church of Christ, 6118 Bowden Road Jacksonville, FL 32216 (904)998-0060
Sunday, June 10 @ 10:45am
Sunday Music
Aron Mujumdar, violin; Joe Engel, cello, Henson Markham, harpsichord
Sunday, June 10 @ 2:30pm
Intermezzo Sunday Concert, with pianist Jost Van Dyke
A student of Edward Kilenyi, Thaddeus Sadlowski, Regina Shamvilli and Daniell Revenaugh, pianist Jost Van Dyke had to interrupt his concert career in the early 1990s, due to the onset of focal dystonia, a muscular condition that has hindered or ended the careers of many distinguished musicians. This performance marks not only the Jacksonville concert debut of Mr. Van Dyke, but his first public recital in nearly two decades.
JPL-Main Library Hicks Auditorium
Sunday, June 10 @ 6pm
Summer Organ Recital Series
Shannon Galliger, Organist. Music of Mendelssohn, Dupre, Wright, and Bach. Reception following in Craig Hall.
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Saturday, June 23 @ 11:30am
Prelude Chamber Music Camp Concert
Hendricks Ave. Baptist Church
Monday, June 25 @ 7pm
David Graham, flute; Johnathan Robinson, clarinet; Anthony Felton, piano
Click Here for concert guide.
Friday Musicale
ALSO OF INTEREST (free, but not local)
June 21-23 and June 28-30
St. Augustine Music Festival [click for details]


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French Connection
French Connection is a contemporary men's and womenswear brand that provides a sophisticated off-duty wardrobe. Founded in 1972 by Stephen Marks, French Connection offers style staples with a unique spin, including everyday jumpers, classic denim, versatile knitwear and investment coats. With suits, dresses and blouses, French Connection is also perfect for special occasions and formal events. The brand is confident with colour, pattern and embellishment, delivering collections that are wearable, accessible and covetable.


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Pilot Systems RebrandPilot Systems approached me to rebrand their engineering company. We created a new identity for them as well as a website and short film.
Pilot Systems is a small firm with a unique business model in that they pull collaborators from a vast personal network of professionals to fit within each projects needs. The core team is quite small and has a very 'mom and pop' feel which is a great asset as each client then has the opportunity to intimately work from start to finish with experts first-hand, cutting out the middleman.
When rebranding the company, we wanted to shed light on the passion and dedication of the employees while also helping prospective customers get insight into who they are as individuals. For this, I brought on Jeremy Freedberg to create a short film for the website. We went to the Pilot headquarters in Detroit, Michigan and interviewed the employees about their interests in engineering as well as their goals at Pilot. We also wanted to tell the story of Pilots involvment in the automotive industry for over forty years.
When redesigning the logo, we wanted to stick with some of the original elements that have become so iconic for the company. While keeping the Pilot 'swoosh' which represents an effective and streamlined process, we wanted to use a more friendly rounded typeface paying tribute to their inviting team and exceptional customer service. (Logo in collaboration with Sue Smith.)


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Horse/s for 2011: Hesa Classy Shadow, Glowing With Kisses, Wimpeys Smart Chex.
Best 2010 Results: Winning the gold buckle in Western Riding at the AQHA Youth World Cup; being overall Champion at the Western Equestrian Society National Show for the 3rd year in succession; being Open Champion at the Garden of England International for the 2nd year running.
2011 Goals: This will be my first season outside the youth dividion and as a trainer I have to compete in Open classes. I will be trying to maintain my position as one of the top UK Western competitors with Hesa Classy Shadow, but I am very excited about getting Glowing With Kisses out to competitions.
Top Tips:
- We are plagued by mud throughout the winter and I swear by pig oil liberally applied to legs, tails and manes. It prevents mud sticking, helps to prevent mud fever and keeps manes and tails soft and untangled.
- I like to use tail bags and lycra hoods during the show season to keep tails and manes clean and free from hay and straw
- Even if the weather is too bad to ride I will get each of my horses out, tack them up and tie them up. I like all of my horses to stand still at shows and this helps to teach them to do so.
- All my horses are turned out everyday and hacked out regularly. I feel this gives them the chance to relax and keeps them sweet, preventing them becoming ring sour.
- I prevent my horses becoming 'bargy' in the stable by teaching them to go to the back of the stable when anyone walks in.
Personal highpoint: Winning the Gold Buckle for Western Riding at the AQHA Youth World Cup inOklahoma City last year.
Memorable Horses: My first pony, Dorlyn Choirboy (Thompson). He got me a 2nd place in cradle stakes at Ponies UK as well as numerous wins at County shows. Red October (Billy) my 15hh Working Hunter who was just a brilliant all-round pony also brought me a lot of success. Gina, the mare I rode in Oklahoma last year – she had 'issues' but pulled out all the stops when it mattered!
Website: www.daltonwestern.co.uk
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Dalton-Performance-Horses/120312298037516
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On cold evenings, Willow loves to stretch out her wings in front of the outdoor fire on the lush, green property that is now her home. For Willow, any memories of a factory farm cage so small she could barely move are thankfully only nightmares of the past.
She was thrown away like a piece of rubbish when she slipped into unconsciousness in that cage; no longer laying eggs and no longer valued. Featherless and emaciated, she lay dying on a manure pile until a stranger came to the rescue and took her, along with her friend Boudica, to a new life.
Now safe and protected, enjoying the care of that compassionate stranger and others, Willow has a fresh start.
Her future will be filled with newly discovered joys: sunbathing, pecking gumboots, snacking on corn. She prefers soft foods - a grim memento of her former life, where the tip of her sensitive beak was sliced off soon after she hatched. Without her sharp beak tip, she could not harm herself or the other hens crammed into the same factory farm cage.
Even after everything she has endured, Willow loves people. She's a cuddler. Most of all, though, she loves her best friend Boudica, and they refuse to be separated.
Her 'brothers' never lived a week. They were gassed as chicks because they would never produce eggs. Her 'sisters' back at the factory farm will soon be 'spent' at 18 months old; many having lived with broken bones, brittle from inactivity. They will be released from their cages just long enough to travel to the slaughterhouse.
But Willow's bones are growing stronger, her feathers are returning — and she lives free.
This is Willow. She is someone, not something.
Find out more about the secret lives of chickens.
Thanks to Tamara Kenneally Photography for providing Willow's photos and giving her sanctuary to live out her life in peace. All images are copyrighted.
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S4N has proven experience in providing a wide range of web and mobile development services. We have particular expertise in streaming media (including live streaming), live chat, video calls, location services, iOS, Android and licensed solutions integration such as Wowza, Stripe, RestComm, Sinch, Openfire and so on.
We are a US company with team members in both Los Angeles and Kharkiv, Ukraine.
We live in an on-demand economy where, with a few taps and swipes of a mobile devise, you can have everything right away. Now, businesses in every industry will have to cater to «right now» consumers in mobile-first micro-moments or risk missing these critical engagement opportunities.
At S4N, we live and breath mobile. We have experienced iOS and Android developers on staff who are constantly pushing the boundaries of what services can be integrated into mobile platforms.
As a Los Angeles based firm, we are at the epicenter of the cord-cutting revolution. We understand consumers are no longer limited to viewing content through cable TV. Now more than ever, consumers expect to view content through smart phones and smart TVs. At S4N, we are experienced integrating software solutions that make use of latest video streaming technologies such as real-time broadcasting through Wowza.
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Anyways, I'm enjoying it so far (when I have the time for it) Give it a try! I don't really get why you'd monitor private messages so closely —- especially if the parties are "of age". I'm just saying that I'm 31 yrs old, and I feel I should have the right to speak to anyone however I'd like to.It also seems to be really safe and the team does what it can to keep it that way! :) I get it's for safety, but I'm not sure how this keeps me safe.Using the free sex chat features at Streamberry is as easy as clicking on the one that you want to use.You will immediately be brought to that chat room, where you can begin talking with strangers.
Bringing people together is also part of our mission.
Common rules for all anonymous chat rooms: - All the secrets you share in Anti Chat, must stay in Anti Chat- Teens aged less than 17 are not allowed to download and use this app- All international and private chats must remain free of trolling, bullying and agitating. I like though how when you select to talk to a random person, you/they are given permission if you accept them to keep talking to you. However when two concerning adults enter a private chat, the "mods" monitor your conversations.
If you see any suspicious content, press the avatar of it's author and then «Complain»- Straight personalities may be banned from chats marked as "lesbians only" or "gays only", as well as gays and lesbians may be banned from "straight only" places- This app can be used for random chatting with strangers, but it is restricted to trade nudes with the people you do not know as they may be offended- Horny adults are not welcome to use this app for sexting purposes, as you may be easily banned from the system for sharing inappropriate sexually explicit content with strangers during your text role play games- For your own safety reasons it is forbidden to mention any personal data, including other social networking or dating apps- Follow the General User agreement: you ready to start meeting new people online, having fun and killing time? The app does let you have some control with people you wouldnt want to interact with or talk to anymore like blocking them if you feel they are a bad influence to you, which I feel gives myself more security and privacy. How is it that the only conversation I had was with a person on private chat that was sitting right in front of me. Why is it that neither of us "reported" each other and sent everything from vulgar images to name calling to saying some of the nicest things to each other. If these "mods" see something they don't like they throw you into a "prison" chat room for an undetermined amount of time to "rehab".
If you want to meet new people, you'll be in for a treat because there are thousands of users online at all times.
We've even been featured at Chatroulette as one of the top 20 random cam sites ever created!


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Brain Prize Laureate Will Donate Some Winnings to Anti-Brexit Group
Alzheimer's researcher John Hardy calls the departure "an unmitigated disaster" for science and healthcare in Britain.
Shawna Williams
Mar 6, 2018
ISTOCK, ANDREJ_KAt a press conference today (March 6), one of the four winners of this year's Brain Prize, University College London neuroscientist John Hardy, turned attention to the impact of Britain's impending exit from the European Union on science and healthcare in the country. The expected exodus of healthcare workers from other European countries will strain the ability of the U.K.'s National Health Service to care for the growing number of patients with dementia, Hardy predicts.
As reported in The Guardian, Hardy shares the €1 million prize with Bart De Strooper, also of University College London; Michel Goedert of the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, U.K.; and Christian Haass of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich, for their discoveries on the mechanisms underlying Alzheimer's disease.
See "Do Microbes Trigger Alzheimer's Disease?"
"When you go around the hospitals, so many of the geriatricians and neurologists are Europeans, and the nurses and carers," Hardy said during the press conference (via The Guardian). "As a society we're not doing very well, and the indications are we're going to do even worse." The BBC reports that he plans to donate about €5,000 to groups striving to keep Britain in the E.U.
Hardy is far from the first to predict dire consequences of Brexit for health and science. Ahead of the 2016 referendum on whether to remain in the E.U., for example, Nature found that 83 percent of researchers favored staying.


text: On Thu, 24 Apr 1997 19:49:07 PDT, "Parthasarathy Devanathan" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Wrote: >PLEASE CIRCULATE > >received from IBM today. A friendly warning. > > Dear All, > > Please don't ignore!!! > > This information was received this morning from IBM, please share >it > with anyone that might access the Internet. > > Please beware!! > If anyone receives mail entitled: PENPAL GREETINGS please delete >it The "Penpal greetings!" virus warning is a hoax. It is a form of chain letter in E-Mail that has been around for quite a while now in several different areas. it crops up again every so often and gets spread around to new places. But it is still a HOAX! One of the original versions of this hoax purported to be from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). I see this one says it came from IBM. But it is second or third hand with no real reference to IBM at all other than the hearsay reference inserted by the originator. A few people appear to take some sort of sick pleasure in composing and sending out these hoaxes. And they are then forwarded by well meaning and often frightened recipients. A virus by definition, is an executable file and must be executed to do any damage. Even if one could be transmitted via a letter, you would have to save it as an executable file, and then execute it to have it do any damage to your system. And executable file can not be sent as text unless they are somehow encoded. That adds another layer of action to be taken (decoding) by the recipient before any damage can be done. There is one way a file that can cause damage can be transmitted. That is in the form of an attachment to a document such as Macro attachment files to a MS WORD document or other Word Processor type document files. Then it will only damage the MS WORD (or other word processor) environment on your system. Even then, you must save the changes it makes to your environment before it is activated. There is a WWW site dedicated to keeping track of virus hoaxes and such. I don't have the info at hand right now, but you should be able to find it by searching on HOAX. --Dan in Sunny Puerto Rico-- firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com


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E-bike Tour of New Zealand
17 Day E-biking - Christchurch to Auckland
It's paradise fun, fitness and diversity as you cycle New Zealand from Christchurch to Auckland.
New Zealand offers unparalleled variety. In the south: rugged snowy alps, dense native bush and plains. After a ferry crossing through the beautiful Marlborough Sounds, explore the north, with its busy cities, green pastures, mud pools,mountains and volcanoes.
During the tour you will see spectacular landscapes which constantly change. A combined bus and cycling tour gives you the opportunity to experience the highlights of both islands in a relatively short time frame. You'll need to be moderately fit to cycle distances between 30 and 60 km daily (unless specified differently in the itinerary), but you're welcome to ride in the support vehicle whenever you wish.
- From NZ$8245
- Starts: Christchurch, New Zealand
- E-biking
- Grade 1-2, Easy
- NZ$1520 single room supplement
- E-bike hire included in tour price
- Price is based on a minimum 7 participants
Full Tour Itinerary
Day One - Christchurch Arrival Day
We meet at the tour hotel in the early afternoon. Depending on the arrival time, we can go for a short drive up the Port Hills to the 'Sign of the Kiwi', a historic stone house with views across the Canterbury Plains to the Southern Alps.
Meals: Dinner
Day Two - Lyttleton and Governors Bay
After breakfast our escort bus takes us over the Port Hills to Governors Bay where we start the first cycle stage. Along the bay, head towards Diamond Harbour, which is just across the harbour from Lyttelton. From Diamond Harbour we cross the bay by ferry and later arrive in Lyttelton, where the bus picks us up and brings us back to the hotel.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Three - From the East Coast to the West Coast
From the east coast to the west coast - from the Canterbury Plains and the dry Tussock country. Today is marked by contrasts! Our bus will take us across the Southern Alps to the start of today's cycling stage in Kumara on the west coast. We follow the Wilderness Trail for about 40 km and drive through the rainforest to Lake Kaniere and then on to Hokitika, the jade capital of New Zealand.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Four - Pancake Rocks and Westport
Today we move north along the rugged west coast. In the Paparoa National Park, we visit a unique limestone formation: The rocks here look like a pile of pancakes, hence the peculiar name Pancake Rocks. We continue towards Westport - but before we reach our current destination, we get on our bikes near Cape Foulwind and visit a seal colony.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Five - Tasman's Great Taste Trail
Today, our bike trail passes 40 km through the Motueka Valley, mostly along the Motueka River. Truly a fascinating river landscape with picturesque forests and impressive mountains in the background. Our destination is Motueka on the edge of the Abel Tasman National Park, which we explore in more detail tomorrow
Meals: Breakfast
Day Six - Abel Tasman National Park
Today we cycle from Motueka to Kaiteriteri, a popular beach in the Abel Tasman National Park. The bike path is 16 km long and has a small slope at the end. If you want, you can do something on your own in the Abel Tasman National Park, for example, explore the unique natural landscape on foot or discover one or the other bay with a water taxi or kayak.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Seven - From Motueka to Picton
After yesterday's recovery, we return to the e-bike today and continue on the Great Taste Trail. Through hilly landscape and along the coast of the Abel Tasman Bay we cycle through orchards and vineyards. This section of the Great Taste Trail lives up to its name, proudly cycling 61 km through vineyards and hop fields. We reach Nelson, where we board our bus and drive comfortably towards Marlborough Sounds, in the small port town of Picton. For two nights we stay at the Beachcomber Inn, which is almost directly on the harbor and offers a magnificent view.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Eight - Picton
Today we have a whole day at leisure to explore Picton and the Queen Charlotte Sound. Some options include: A water taxi trip across the picturesque Marlborough Sounds early in the morning to Ship Cove. Walk along arguably the nicest part of the Queen Charlotte Track down to Furneaux Lodge - approx 5 hours. The boat will take you back to Picton in the afternoon. Or you could spend the day visiting the wineries in the region.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Nine - Ferry from Picton to Wellington
The ferry brings us to Wellington, New Zealand's capital, through the fjord-like inlet Queen Charlotte Sound, the Tory Canal and the Cook Strait, which separates New Zealand's North and South Isles. After arriving in Wellington, we do a city tour together in the afternoon - for a change, not by e-bike, but on foot.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Ten - Garden City Whanganui
After a short ride on our bus we cycle 58 km on the small and winding Akatarawa Road through the first foothills of the Rimutaka Mountains. Continue on the coast to Waikanae. After a leisurely picnic, we head out to the garden city of Whanganui in the afternoon.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Eleven - Mount Taranaki
From the charming garden city of Whanganui we drive with our bus to the start of our next bike stage south of Mount Taranaki. From the small town of Hawera, we continue on the so-called Surf Highway along the coast to Opunake, a popular resort with one of the best surfing beaches in the Taranaki area. From here we take our bus to Stratford, where we spend the night.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Twelve - Forgotten World
Today we have a 66 km long bike stage along the Forgotten World Highway. In the ghost town of Whangamomona, among other things, the stylish Whangamomona Hotel testifies to the eventful history of the city, which became known as the refuge of rebellion. Our bus brings us from this mystical area back to reality after Taumaranui.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Thirteen - Bubbling geysers and spectacular Maori Culture
Today we explore New Zealand's longest river, the Waikato River. Our bus will take us first to Mangakino, a small settlement on a sea-shaped bay of the Waikato River. Here we start our stage and cycle 36 km through a fantastic valley to Atiamuri. From Atiamuri, take a bus to Waikite Valley to the famous thermal springs. Here begins our 18 km long stage to the so-called origin of the earth. The geothermal areas that we cycle through are extremely diverse, producing a variety of rare life forms. Finally the escort bus picks us up and takes us to our destination of today: Rotorua. With its bubbling geysers and bubbling mud holes, the city is one of the most exciting thermal areas in the world.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Fourteen - The Shire
Our bus chauffeurs us to the small village of Te Poi where we cycle along a quiet side street, also known as the Shire of the Lord of the Rings movies, along the Kaimai Range to Te Aroha. The idyllic 56 km long route is covered in a surprisingly short time. We stay overnight at the historic Aroha Mountain Lodge.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Fifteen - Te Aroha to Auckland
Today's most enchanting leg on the Pacific Scenic Route starts at the southern tip of Thames Bay in Waitakaruru and follows the coastline north. Through farmland and along the hills of the Hunua Ranges we reach an easy 50 km Kawakawa Bay. Our coach then drives us to Auckland.
Meals: Breakfast
Day Sixteen - Auckland and Waiheke Island
The crowning finale of our New Zealand trip is a trip to Waiheke Island just outside Auckland. We take our e-bikes on the ferry, which brings us in about 45 minutes to the second largest island in the Hauraki Gulf. It is no coincidence that Waiheke Island is one of the 10 most beautiful regions in the world. With all its wineries, beaches and tranquil villages, this island is a true gem that we can easily explore on our bikes. On the last evening together we enjoy a fun, farewell dinner in Auckland.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Day Seventeen - Auckland (Departure Day)
Today it's time to bid farewell to new found friends and the land of the long white cloud.
Meals: None
Tour Inclusions & Exclusions
Tour Includes:
- 16 overnight stays in excellent accommodation (3* and 4* NZ Standard)
- E-bike hire
- Panniers
- Department of Conservation fees
- Breakfasts daily (apart from arrival and departure days)
- Dinner x 2
- Drinking water
- Cycling Tour guide
- Driver with Support vehicle with bike trailer
- Ferry crossing Picton to Wellington
- Diamond Harbour Ferry
- Waiheke Island Ferry (return)
Tour Excludes:
- International flights and airport taxes
- Airport transfers
- Travel insurance
- Meals where not specified in the itinerary
- Drinks (except daily drinking water), phone calls and minibar expenses
- Personal expenses (including any specific medical-related requirements)
- Optional national park visits and associated fees (ie a water taxi to the Able Tasman/Kayak hire etc)
- Any optional activities, including any associated costs with guided tour in Wellington (ie museum entries etc)


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A Taste of Austria
Wednesday, October 19, 2011 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
Event Details
Join us for a culinary journey to Austria, sampling the creations of New York's celebrated Austrian chefs Kurt Gutenbrunner (Wallsé, Blaue Gans), Wolfgang Ban and Edi Frauneder (Seasonal, Edi & The Wolf), and Erwin Schrottner & Andrew Chase (Café Katja). Sample a selection of excellent Austrian wines including Austria's signature grape, Gruener Veltliner, and learn more about traditional varietals and the best pairing options. More…
The line-up of Austrian chefs at our "A Taste of Austria" event on October 19 is impressive. Among those who will present their mouthwatering creations and innovative takes on traditional Austrian dishes are:
Kurt Gutenbrunner, chef and co-owner of New York City's Wallsé, Café Sabarsky, and Blaue Gans, has earned abundant praise for his modern interpretation of Austrian cuisine and his seamless integration of food and art. He has recently been bestowed the Merit in Gold of the Republic of Austria.
Chefs Wolfgang Ban and Eduard Frauneder from Seasonal combine traditional techniques and contemporary innovations to update some of their favorite childhood dishes. Their newest venue, Edi & The Wolf opened in the Lower East Side in 2010.
Erwin Schrottner and his partner Andrew Chase are known for their decidedly upscale take on well-crafted Austrian comfort food. Smoked-to-order plump sausages and bacon wrapped pork sausages filled with Emmentaler cheese are just a few of the Austrian delicacies these former veterans of the Mark Hotel and the Monkey Bar have on offer.
Heidi Riegler focuses on the sweet side of Austria and will delight you with cookies baked fresh at her "Vienna Cookie Company."
A Taste of Culture, a special treat
Autumn in Austria's legendary wine country is a closely guarded secret among veteran travelers. Thinner crowds, the rush of harvest, a bevy of world-class cultural events combine to create an unforgettable trip. But this fall, we will bring the wine country to you.
Join us for "A Taste of Austria" and sample unique varietals such as the Grüner Veltliner, Austria's flagship variety grown on broad riverbanks along the Danube. Take a sip of this distinctive, full-bodied white wine that pairs so well with food dishes which are difficult to match. Be surprised by the sophistication of Vienna's unique varietal called Gemischter Satz, a traditional white field blend. American wine journalist Alice Feiring praised it as "complex," with flavors ranging from "mineral to honeysuckle," and even a "touch of skunk". Or discover the wines of Burgenland, which is Austria's red wine capital. They produce wines of velvet and spice, such as Zweigelt's, a popular hybrid of two other Austrian reds, berry rich Blaufränkisch and earthy St. Laurent. Among the wines featured will be one of Austria's best kept secret, the Sauvignon Blanc from Styria, a beautiful white wine that entices with scents of just-ripe red currant, white pepper and lime.
We hope to see you this fall when the Austrian wine country beckons you with its splendor!
Please note: In order to attend this event participants must be 21 years of age or older. ID will be checked at door. Tickets are non-refundable.
Proceeds from this event will go to City Harvest.
When & Where
Austria Pop-Up
@ Openhouse Gallery
201 Mulberry Street
New York,
Wednesday, October 19, 2011 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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Because of the rainy weather and other commitments, it's been difficult to get much time to work on the car. I did manage to continue with the sanding and painting though.
I splurged and bought a fancy little trigger sprayer that clips on the top of aerosol spray cans. I thought it would end up being a pain in the neck, but it really helps! It takes all the pressure off of your fingertip from holding down the nozzle and makes it a much easier to grip the can. Also, no paint on your fingers! 🙂
Anyway, I got the hood sanded, as well as the front fender and some of the rear quarter. I did some painting on all those parts, and the results were pretty decent. I'll most likely put on another coat later.


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It's a notion that has intrigued Brooklyn-based composer and classical guitarist Dr. Thomas Millioto, who will present a lecture/performance at St. Bonaventure University's Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 13. It's the first presentation in an expanded performing arts series to play out over the course of the academic year.
"Western classical music theory developed with the underlying assumption that musical instruments only produce overtones that exist in acoustic instruments," said Millioto. "So what happens when classical music is produced with an electric guitar, which is capable of producing tones not possible in nature?"
Millioto, who earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree in classical guitar performance, and who has played electric guitar even longer than he has played classical guitar, will explore this topic, in sound and words, in his presentation at the Quick Center's Rigas Family Theater.
He will play a classical suite he wrote specifically for the electric guitar.
The presentation is a continuation of a former college lecture/demonstration series by Millioto titled "The Guitar Style of Jimi Hendrix." It was that series that first intrigued Laura Peterson, a lecturer in the music program at St. Bonaventure. She and Millioto were undergraduate students together at the State University of New York at Fredonia and were reunited last year at a chamber singers reunion concert at the school.
"We talked about this Jimi Hendrix lecture series he was giving. So when we decided we wanted to do this performance arts series for St. Bonaventure students, I thought this would be a really neat thing to bring in," said Peterson. "I contacted Tom and he said, 'Yes, but I don't do that particular lecture anymore, I've moved on to this one.' And this one sounds just as intriguing."
If you're looking to classify the sound, Millioto said an apt label would be crossover classical/classic rock/jazz.
"The idea is that I'm a classical guitarist who is experimenting with an instrument I'm familiar with from other contexts," he said. "The electric guitar is not usually used to make classical music, so, as a composer and performer, I'm cross-pollinating Baroque music with a rock instrument."
It's a topic that should appeal to SBU students, said Peterson.
"I think it will be really interesting to them to hear an instrument they associate very strongly in one arena being used in another, and to see that somebody could create music in an older style, but play it on something that is so modern," she said.
This presentation is part of the Martine Performing Arts Series, presented by the Department of Visual and Performing Arts at St. Bonaventure and funded by a grant from the university's James J. Martine Faculty Development Endowment.
Additional fall semester presentations include:
· 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 27, at the Quick Center's Rigas Family Theater: Dave Mancini Trio with Friends. A Rochester-based composer and percussionist, Mancini offers a crossover classical/jazz sound.
· 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 4, Rigas Theater: Rochester City Ballet. The troupe will give a demonstration and mini-performance of dances from their fall "Bound for Brubeck" show.
· 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 30, Rigas Theater: Shakespeare's "Othello," presented by National Players, an outreach program of Olney Theatre Center in suburban Washington, D.C. The players will conduct a workshop for students the following day.
· 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, at the university Rathskeller under Hickey Dining Hall: Jazz 'n' Wings with the Les Sabina Septet. Sabina and his band provide the cool jazz, the Rathskeller serves up the hot chicken wings.
Performances for the spring 2018 semester will be announced at a later date.
All performances are open to the public, and are free for SBU students, faculty and staff. Others will be charged a nominal fee for performances held at the Quick Center. For information, call the Quick Center Box Office at (716) 375-2494.
For more information on this event please visit http://www.sbu.edu/about-sbu/sbu-campus-maps-directions/quick-center-for-the-arts


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Come join us in the Ani-TAY Café: your stop for discussing all things anime, manga, visual novels, and anything Japan. This week the Café is discussing those crazy shows that just seem to work. Come by and talk about everything with us.
Header is from Aquarion Evol, my current high-priority show.
Skipping some of the content in this week's Café because we were off last week.
Around the Café:
- The Wind Rises: The TAY Review
- AniClub Poll! I Hope Senpai Notices Me...
- Noire.
- Manga Impressions: Knights of Sidonia
- Ani-TAY Podcast Episode 3 : Liars & Spoilers Edition
- Rockmandash Reviews: Muv Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse [Anime]
- TAY Explores Comics: The Gamer
- AniClub Season 3 Reveal! + Special AniClub Movie Discussion Poll
- Dex's Review: Magical Warfare
- Trainime - Spring Anime 2014 Impressions Update!
- Summer 2014 Anime Preview
- Rockmandash Reviews: Bokurano: Ours [Anime]
- TAY Explores Comics: One Punch Man
- Dex's Review: Date A Live 2
- Special AniClub! Wolf Children! Bring Tissues!
Today's Special:
Let's be honest, as much as we all like down-to-Earth shows like White Album 2, we also love a good off-the-wall crazy show every now and then.
Back in 2008, just before I entered my brief exile from anime, I watched Genesis of Aquarion by Shoji "This Is Your Premise On Drugs" Kawamori and Satelight (ironically the same studio behind White Album 2). For those of you not privy, Shoji Kawamori is the man behind shows like Macross and Escaflowne. Not only that, but this guy also went to college and got a degree in mechanical design (specifically aircraft designs). He's designed mecha like Macross' Valkyrie, Eureka Seven's Nirvash, most of the original Transformers, and god knows how many others. Basically, you owe Shoji Kawamori a lot if you watch anime or buy anything mecha related.
Anyway, I watched Genesis of Aquarion again. It's basically the codifier of most Shoji Kawamori works: it's pretty nuts, over-the-top in premise, and absolutely ripe with excellent designs and cutting-edge animation. All these years I've come back to Aquarion to rewatch it and then pick up the sequel (released in 2012), Aquarion Evol, to see how far the franchise came in the long gap between shows.
It turns out that I still do love Aquarion quite a bit. It's totally impossible to grasp what's happening in Genesis of Aquarion, but it looks really nice when you pass it through the age filter (it's from 2005 after all). I've started watching Aquarion Evol since I finished the first series and it's already hitting all the right notes that the original show before it used to make me enjoy it. I'm not expecting a great story, but that's just fine (though it's worth noting that this is one of Satelight's collaborations with writer Mari Okada). It's a fun little crazy show.
Besides, we've got this:
That's the topic this week: what show would you stand by through-thick-and-thin even when you know it's lacking in some capacity? It might be a guilty pleasure or something that you recognize has flaws but you honestly just don't care.
Don't like today's special? Well there's plenty on the menu, so take a walk around the Café and talk with the other customers. Talk about anything.
Want in on the Ani-TAY action? All you need to do is follow this tutorial and tag your article with Ani-TAY in addition to the other tags you see fit. Also remember that the Café has a selection of image assets for your Ani-TAY writing needs and spreadsheets for coordinating with your fellow Ani-TAY writers.
Come join Ani-TAY on MyAnimeList too! We've got forums set up to discuss the ongoing anime this season and you'll get a sneak peak at the Ani-TAY community views on shows of the season long before the reviews come out.
Remember to visit TAYnami for even more weekly discussions about our favorite medium: anime.
Get in touch with Dexomega or Fruity (vespire50) on Skype so you can get added to the Ani-TAY group. Among other things, the Ani-TAY Podcast may just randomly pull from this group to participate in the After-Hours segments.


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I'm proud to announce that In4Art, a European innovation company, has added two of my Web Spaces to their Next Generation Internet art collection. It's my very first (and tiny) Web Space made from metal that's joining them. The other work In4Art acquired is a 2D one. Read full post on MADtech.me: Innovatism Salon.
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Innovatism Salon
I'm proud to announce that In4Art, a European innovation company, has added two of my Web Spaces to their Next Generation Internet art collection.
Web Space – Google.com (2017)3D printed web page, casted in four pieces of solid metal (brass, polished brass, bronze, polished bronze), base 3D printed in Bronzefill2.5×2.5×1.5cmUnique
Facebook rendered in Platinum (2016)UV Direct Print on Dibond40x40cmEdition 2 of 5
These works will be on display during the upcoming Innovatism Salon in the In4Art Project Space, a group exhibition with works from Daniel Canogar, Constant Dullaart, Harm van den Dorpel, Willem Besselink, Jasper van Loenen, Carl Alexander, Ruben van de Ven and myself. The Salon is free to visit on May 18, 19, 20 and 25, 26, 27 between 13.00 and 17.00 at Nieuwe Keizersgracht 54, 1018 DT Amsterdam.
Part of the Salon format are the Sunday Afternoon Conversations. The Sunday afternoon conversations will take place on Sunday May 20th from 15.00 – 17.00 and Sunday May 27th between 15.00 – 17.00 and are free to join. The theme of the conversation is radical observations & artistic prototypes in the field of IoT.
You can find more info about the Salon at the In4Art website.


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Aurcana, Scoring 71% in Business Performance, is a Decent Natural Resources Company
We meet weekly with the heads of publicly held companies to evaluate their performance and thus identify those we view have higher than average earnings potential. When we come across a particularly good publicly held company we release the results for the benefit of stock investors looking for good portfolio candidates.
Below is our report on this company:


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Amon TobinBR
It's no stretch to argue that Ninja Tune standard-bearer Amon Tobin is one of the most visionary artists to emerge from the two-decade history of the venerable UK label. Born in Brazil in the early 70s, Tobin arrived to London in the mid-80s as a teenager and began soaking up a potent mix of hip-hop, out-jazz, dub, and other disparate forms. By the time breakbeat culture had taken over as the sound of the moment in the early 90s, Tobin was trying his hand at producing adventurous drum n' bass, and by 1995 he had recorded and released his debut album as Cujo. Though influential, Cujo only lasted for one album. By the time Tobin returned in 1997 with Bricolage, he was working under his own name. Bricolage was the beginning of a prolific period in Tobin's life that turned in some of his best work. 1998's Permutation, 2000's Supermodified, and 2002's Out from Out Where solidified the producer's reputation as bold innovator of the breakbeat and a voracious listener of all styles of music. By 2005, he had turned his attention to video games with the soundtrack for Chaos Theory: Splinter Cell 3. Meanwhile, 2007's Foley Room was built around field recordings.
This year, Tobin makes his MUTEK debut in grand style and scale, presenting a larger-than-life world premiere of his new audio-visual project, which has been built around his new album, ISAM. The show will feature a stunning 25′ × 14′ × 8′ multi-dimensional, shape shifting 3-D art installation surrounding Tobin and enveloping him and the audience in a beyond 3-D experience. The performance promises to be a visual onslaught – narrative, subtle and bombastic – using projection mapping, generative/audio reactive real time and pre-rendered elements combined with custom software to control the show. The visual elements will be synched to Tobin's music to deliver a large-scale next-level HD experience.


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7 Hour Ordeal Ends with
Injured Hiker Rescued Off Mt. Washington with the help of the Cog Railway
Thompson & Meserves Purchase Sunday at approximately 4:00 p.m., Fish and Game Conservation Officers were notified of an injured hiker alongside the Cog Railway on the west side of Mt. Washington, approximately 2 miles up from the Cog Railway Base Station.
The initial call came in via 911 reporting that a 35-year-old female had fallen while descending along the railroad tracks and suffered unknown injuries. The hiker identified as, Ashley Furness, 35, of Bartlett, NH had been hiking with another companion when the accident occurred. Furness and her companion had been descending alongside the railway tracks when she slipped and fell approximately 200 feet towards Burt Ravine, striking several rocks. It was these rocks that ultimately saved her from plunging into the raavine, a fall that would have likely proved fatal. Her companion was able to descend to her position, place a call for help and keep her warm with a space blanket until rescuers arrived.
A rescue effort was initiated and personnel from Twin Mountain Fire & EMS along with several Conservation Officers responded to the call. Twin Mountain utilized their tracked rescue all-terrain vehicle (ATV) to maneuver up along the tracks and made it as far as Jacobs Ladder. Conservation Officers utilizing snowmobiles to get as close as they could to the victim, but due to the lack of snow and bare spots, were not able to get very far before they had to stop and hike the rest of the way in.
The rescue crew arrived at the patient at approximately 7:40 p.m. After an initial assessment conducted by a Conservation Officer EMT, it was determined that Furness had suffered severe injuries and would not be able to walk.
Due to the steep, icy terrain, remote location, and overall conditions, Fish & Game contacted the Cog Railway for the possibility of utilizing one of their trains to expedite the extraction of the patient. Cog Railway personnel agreed to help and called in employees to get a train ready.
In the meantime, a rescue belay was set up with ropes, a litter and other essential gear that was utilized to safely get Furness from the precarious position on the side of the ravine up to the tracks.
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CORTLAND, N.Y. - Rex Ryan announced that Geno Smith will start the Jets' first preseason game against the Colts Thursday night at MetLife Stadium.
Smith has yet to light it up in training camp, but he has the obvious edge over Michael Vick despite what the team says publicly. Smith, who went 7-for-14 for 84 yards in Saturday's Green and White scrimmage, has taken almost all of the first-team reps.
"Geno will start," Ryan said. "I've been happy with the way he's looked, his command of things, so he will start the game on Thursday. I'll get with Marty [Mornhinweg, the offensive coordinator] and we'll discuss exactly what the play time will be and things like that."
Smith struggled last season, but Ryan said the tail end of the quarterback's rookie campaign proved Smith "can be more than competitive with guys. He had the second-highest quarterback rating the last month of the season. That's a real positive thing."
Rex rethinks last season
Ryan always has vehemently defended his decision to play former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez behind a backup offensive line late in the preseason game against the Giants last season. But on Monday, Ryan admitted he would have done things differently.
"If I can go back and change things, of course I would," Ryan said when asked if he would consider using Smith behind a backup offensive line, given that Sanchez suffered a season-ending shoulder injury.
Ryan added that he didn't think either Sanchez or Smith had earned the starting job at that point "and that's why Mark was in there."
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Ryan said the Jets haven't considered using Vick as a change-of-pace quarterback but noted "he clearly has the element about him. There's no doubt it was on display in that Green and White scrimmage."
Asked if playing two quarterbacks makes things complicated, Ryan couldn't resist making a Tim Tebow joke: "It never worked out great the last time, did it? But we'll see. You never say never to things."
Brandon Hardin (foot) was waived with an injury settlement . . . Bilal Powell, Johnny Patrick (hamstrings), Ellis Lankster (back), Shaq Evans (shoulder) and Markus Zusevics did not practice. Brent Qvale suffered a head injury in practice and Jeremy Reeves (hamstring), Dexter McDougle (groin), Dimitri Patterson (calf/ankle), Alex Green (chest) and Zach Thompson (shoulder) were limited . . . Eric Decker (hamstring/foot) is "fighting through a couple things," according to Ryan, but he said Decker's injuries aren't serious.
Rex's son injured
Ryan's son, Clemson receiver Seth Ryan, broke his collarbone at practice Monday. The school said Ryan was making a diving coach in the end zone when he got hurt. Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said the 5-11, 160-pound Ryan was playing well but will be out for a while with the injury. Swinney said he expects Ryan -- a redshirt freshman who sat out last season -- to be a good player for the Tigers down the road. -- AP


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The European bailout fund—known in official parlance as the European Financial Stability Facility, or EFSF—should be used to guarantee the first hit of losses on vulnerable European government bonds, a financial commentator told CNBC Tuesday.
"If they can guarantee the first 20 percent of losses, and if that was enough to enable those countries to continue issuing bonds, then the firepower of the EFSF would have been multiplied five times," said Hugo Dixon, editor and chairman of Breakingviews.com.
The EFSF is a vehicle financed by euro zone members, created in May of last year, that's designed to provide financial assistance to euro zone states suffering economic difficulty. The German parliament is set to vote on expanding the powers of the 440 billion euro rescue fund of the EFSF on Thursday.
Dixon said using the EFSF in this way would ensure that no new amendments to the Maastricht Treaty—which lays out the criteria for adoption of the euro by newer member states—would be necessary.
"This would just need authorities of the national parliaments and this backing from the EFSF would hopefully be enough to reassure investors to buy the bonds on the market because the first losses would be taken by the EFSF," Dixon added.
However, he admitted that investors could still feel that the risk was too great to buy government bonds from countries considered weak or vulnerable to a sovereign debt crisis.
"If investors still didn't want to buy these bonds then you might need to call on the ECB to come in and top up with the remaining 80 percent but the hope would be that this could be done without ECB involvement," he said.
He said there is only a small chance of Greece leaving the euro zone but the chances of a Greek debt default are almost certain. However, he said, the two create very different scenarios.
"Sometimes people assume these two are one and the same thing but they are very different. Greece defaulting is virtually inevitable but I would say it only has a 20 percent chance of leaving the euro zone," he said.
He alleged that the Greek Prime Minister, George Papandreou, is weak and, though attempting to do his best, lacks the support of the Greek people and could do little to influence Greece's fate.
"Papandreou is a weak character, he's trying really hard to do the right thing but what he says doesn't amount to a row of beans," Dixon said.
Philip Shaw, chief economist, Investec, told CNBC that the Greek economy had fundamental, long-lasting problems and was uncompetitive.
"The economy is probably going to contract by around 5 to 5.5 percent this year and a 50 percent haircut or default does not come anywhere near to solving all the issues. Greece is probably going to default because it is fundamentally insolvent, but if you can kick this far enough into the long grass there is no contagion issue," Shaw said.


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text: Jay Roach on Donald Trump: "The Spell Will Be Broken in Time" 6:21 PM PDT 6/14/2016 by Etan Vlessing FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Getty Images Jay Roach - Getty - H 2016 "People are going to wake up in time," the 'All the Way' director said at Banff. All the Way director Jay Roach admits to a "possible irrational optimism" that Donald Trump is going to lose the 2016 U.S. presidential election. "People are going to wake up in time. The spell will be broken in time," Roach told the Hollywood Reporter on Tuesday at the Banff World Media Festival. Stand-up comedian Russell Peters also got serious Tuesday when he ripped Trump ahead of receiving the Sir Peter Ustinov Comedy Award in Banff. "People need to wake up," said Peters. "Sure, he's saying some crazy stuff, and you think it's entertaining right now. But it's not how you want your country run." Roach, who directed All the Way, HBO's Lyndon B. Johnson biopic starring Bryan Cranston, predicted a happier ending to the 2016 presidential election, compared to the increasingly bitterly divisive campaigning now underway. At the same time, the helmer warned that the issues that deeply concern Trump supporters need to be tackled. "I do think that the issues that have emerged are real," said Roach. "The people who are drawn to his [Trump's] movement, to be part of those crowds, they have real concerns and they are to be taken very seriously. "They are not to be dismissed," he continued regarding Trump supporters. "So many people have been pushed out of how things go in our country, and he's found a way to organize that into, in my opinion, an emotional response that's fear-based." Roach also slammed the "us-versus-them" divisiveness that he sees behind Trump's support. "Tribalism in its worst form is a kind of human curse," the filmmaker argued. "We do best when we cooperate." Roach pointed to LBJ's can-do attitude to government and improving peoples' lives during the 1960s, in contrast to Trump's current disdain for Washington and political experience. Canadian-born Peters also later compared Trump to Osama Bin Laden. "If you put Osama Bin Laden and Donald Trump together, they're both the same people — both spoiled brat sons of rich developers who were angry at their own country," he said. The comic, who was recently a judge on NBC's Last Comic Standing and is starting work this week opposite Amanda Seyfried and Leah Remini in the indie comedy The Clapper, accepted that Trump doesn't want to be politically correct. But anyone running to be the U.S. president has to be politically correct, he argued. "You have to think about what you're saying, and how you answer people," said Peters. FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Etan Vlessing firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


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Funder: The European Union, through the Framework 7 programme (3 million euro)
Collaborating Investigators/Institutions:
UK: University of Bangor, University of Warwick, Manchester Business School, University of Ulster,
Australia: University of Adelaide
Canada: University of Alberta
Netherlands: Fontys University of Applied Sciences, Eindhoven
Republic of Ireland: University College Cork,
Sweden: Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
Project Summary: This study aims to increase understanding of what sort of support (or facilitation) is most beneficial when trying to use research based guidelines in everyday practice. Its objectives are
i) to evaluate the feasibility, effectiveness and cost effectiveness of two different models of facilitation in promoting the uptake of guidelines on continence promotion with nursing home residents.
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Jude Turner is a mum of one living in the Hanover area of Brighton and running her own award winning covered button and vintage business, Jessie Jumbles.
Tell us about your kids? I have one four year old son called Arthur who's currently at nursery in the mornings. I'm married to Will and live high up in the Hanover hills. My husband is a train driver so works shifts, this is sometimes a good thing as he gets to see Arthur in the afternoons but is often working at weekends. My mum lives locally and is a brilliant help.
Tell us about your partner/ family/ support network? My husband is a train driver so works shifts, this is sometimes a good thing as he gets to see Arthur in the afternoons but is often working at weekends. My mum lives locally and is a brilliant help but we have to juggle family life around hospital visiting hours as my sister, a brilliant Auntie has been in hospital for the majority of the last two years. My in laws are in Haywards Heath and they help when they can.
Are you Brighton born and bred? No I am a Londoner. I grew up in South London, Wimbledon and lived in various flat in south west London before moving to Brighton when I met my husband.
What's the best thing about being a parent in the city? There's lots of outdoor space as we have the beach and the downs on our doorstep. Brighton is a very child friendly city.
Tell us about your favourite place in Brighton & Hove city? My favourite place to look at is Embassy Court as I'm a huge Art Deco fan. Arthur and I love going out to Rock n Rola diner for milkshakes.
What's your favourite Brighton memory? My wedding day, driving along the coast road bathed in sunshine in a 1955 Vauxhall Vectra to Shoreham airport.
What do you love doing in your spare time? I rarely have any time off. It may sound tragic but I love what I do and spend any snatched free moments working on my business. This thankfully does include car booting and charity shopping as I also sell children's vintage and the whole family loves a rummage and bargain hunting so we all go!
Tell us about your business or work? I create covered button accessories with a nostalgic feel. Handmade in Britain and inspired by Enid Blyton, the great British seaside,childhood,days gone by and the nature and cities of our little island. We also sell children's vintage including books, annuals and toys. Last year we were chosen as a winner of Small Business Sunday by Theo Paphitis of Dragons Den. We were excited to be chosen for another online Women in Business award by Jacqueline Gold, the MD of Knickerbox and Ann Summers last week. It was fantastic to have my hard work recognised by such inspiring entrepreneurs. We also put on events and are bringing our Marvellous Market to Brighton on the 15th March, full of handmade and vintage stalls, pop up tearoom and face painting for the kids. Hope to see you there!
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By CHUCK SPINNEY | January 30, 2012
No program better illustrates the pathologies of the weapons acquisition process as it is currently practiced by the Military – Industrial – Congressional Complex (MICC) than the entirely predictable, and in this case, predicted, problems dragging the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter into a dead man's spiral.
The F-35 in on track to be the most expensive program in the history of the Defense Department, and it has repeated just about every mistake we invented since Robert McNamara concocted the multimission, multi-service TFX — a program conceived with the same kind of fanciful one-shoe fits all imaginings as the F-35. Read the rest of this entry »


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Teacher: "If I win the lottery, I'd love to buy a restored '66 VW bus! ...I actually spent a year and a half living in one!" (Confirmed my suspicion that all pottery teachers are ex-hippies.)
Woman 1: "So how was the date otherwise...?"
Woman 2: "You mean besides his age and his body?"
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Me: "This is way more interesting than the audio book I was going to listen to...!"
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text: I had to have Prince put down on Sunday. At 17 years and 6 months, he had already lived well past the average lifespan of a domestic cat - and had done so with amazingly good health and very few problems. But he stopped eating a couple of weeks ago and seemed very listless. My vet recommended a visit to the Animal Emergency Hospital in Mansfield. They ran a battery of tests and found evidence of cancer, as well as a bunch of fluid in his chest cavity. After they drained it, he seemed to perk up pretty quickly - but it was short-lived. After draining him twice more in a week, it became apparent that further treatment was pointless - we would not be extending his life, just prolonging his suffering and misery. So Mrs. HHD and I went to the hospital to say goodbye to him and authorize the euthanasia. When the doc brought him out to see us, he was meowing like crazy and glad to see us - but it was also obvious that every breath was a major effort. After the first treatment, I had hoped that we would have a few more weeks or months so he could come home and enjoy his remaining time, but it was apparent that the humane thing to do was to end his misery. Knowing that it was the right thing to do did not prevent my crying like a baby as he died in my arms. I really miss my buddy. I got him when he was weaned as a kitten, and had him for over 17 years (nearly 1/4 of my life). He was a very playful kitten - I remember bringing my putter, putting cup, and a couple of golf balls into the family room to practice putting. It was a big game to Prince to see if he could intercept a putt before it reached the cup - most of the time he succeeded. He really liked batting and chasing plastic balls across the floor - and it was a riot to watch him. Before my knees cratered, I used to get up and jog at 5:00 - to beat the heat and traffic before going to work. Prince was a smart cat and broke the code pretty quickly - "5:00, Master gets up to run, goes downstairs, and I get breakfast." The first day of my retirement, I was awakened at 5:00 by his kneading on my chest - "Good morning, Master, it's 5:00 - where's my breakfast?" I tried to retrain him, but he wasn't buying it, so I finally decided I could get up when he was hungry, fill the food dish, and go back to bed. Mrs. HHD and I get tilapia and salmon filets from the Commissary every few weeks. He was really happy when he could smell the fish coming out of the oven - he knew he could sit there patiently and wait for me to give him a handout (which I always did). He loved to eat the fish. He wasn't a real lap kitty, but he did like to curl up next to me in front of the TV and have me scratch his ears. If I tried to quit before he was ready, he would simply look up at me and stare - I got the message and scratched some more. I could go on with a bunch more insights into Prince, but it's getting hard to see the computer screen through the tears. I'll leave his picture up as my avatar. I know many of you have had to put beloved pets down, so I'm not alone - but I just had to share my thoughts about my friend Prince.


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Thursday, August 12, 1999 Published at 14:40 GMT 15:40 UK
Allis defends Open commentary
"He's gone ga-ga": Van de Velde contemplates his ball's watery grave
BBC golf commentator Peter Allis has defended his controversial broadcast of the closing stages of The Open Championship.
When the Frenchman appeared to be about to play the ball from the bottom of a stream, Allis branded the Frenchman's behaviour "totally ridiculous".
"What on earth are you doing?" he pleaded to Van de Velde. "He's gone ga-ga. To attempt to hit the ball out of there is pure madness."
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Allis' comments sparked a huge debate in the press.
But the newspaper's readers voted seven to one in favour of Allis continuing to front the BBC's coverage - a reaction that stunned the man himself.
"The Daily Mail said I'd failed to see the funny side of it," Allis told BBC Radio 5 Live.
"Well I didn't see anything funny in Van de Velde's demise there.
"The paper had an amazing response. People were enormously supportive.
"There was a huge balance in my favour, which is very humbling, because I didn't know these people and they wrote in from as far afield as Australia, Canada and the United States. It was quite staggering really."
As to whether his commentary resembled the BBC's grumpy sitcom character Victor Meldrew, Allis was unrepentant.
"Here was a chap who is a very nice man, a charming, courteous fellow, with the world's greatest golfing prize in the palm of his hand - and he made a terrible botch of it.
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ElevatingHOME Honors Leaders in Home-Based Care at 2018 National Leadership Conference
Washington, DC, March 7, 2018 – ElevatingHOME today honored recipients of the 2018 ElevatingHOME Outstanding Leadership Awards at the National Leadership Conference in Washington, DC. The annual ElevatingHOME Awards program recognizes the contributions of innovative organizations and leaders in the home-based care industry.
"It is vital that we recognize members who go above and beyond to spearhead innovation our industry, and who elevate quality and access to home-based care," said Tracey Moorhead, President and CEO of ElevatingHOME.
The 2018 ElevatingHOME Awards and recipients are as follows:
Program of the Year Award: Recognizes an ElevatingHOME provider member organization that implemented an innovative program, project and/or practice to improve the agency.
Recipient: Visiting Nurse & Hospice Care (VNHC) in Santa Barbara for PHorum: Perspectives in Healthcare
About: Launched in 2014, PHorum: Perspectives in Healthcare is a free community education program and annual symposium featuring healthcare topics critical to Santa Barbara County. Each year VNHC's PHorum brings together healthcare experts and stakeholders, community leaders, and the public at large in meaningful, progressive dialogue about relevant and timely healthcare issues.
Leader of the Year Award: Recognizes an individual employed by an ElevatingHOME provider member organization for their innovative contributions as a program leader.
Recipient: J. Mark Baiada, Founder and Chairman, BAYADA Home Health Care
About: Under Mark's leadership, BAYADA has become a role model for personal care delivery, quality, compliance, employee recruitment and retention, and innovation. In addition to BAYADA's well-documented success, Mark also shares his and BAYADA's expertise across the country. He has served on the boards of multiple national home care providers organizations including the Partnership for Quality Home Health Care, the Alliance for Home Care Quality and Innovation, and most recently ElevatingHOME, where he provides substantial wisdom and insight.
Partner of the Year Award: Recognizes an organization who has made significant efforts to advance home-based care through partnered work with a home-based care provider.
Recipient: American Academy of Home Care Medicine (AAHCM)
About: AAHCM is the leading advocacy and technical support behind the Independence at Home (IAH) CMMI demonstration, working with agencies across the country to grow home-based care. They have worked with ElevatingHOME on IAH and other mutual policy and research priorities to expand the advocacy and data to underscore the efficiencies of home-based care. AAHCM's advocacy and partnership are increasing the numbers of patients cared for in the home while expanding research around the effectiveness of home-based medicine.
"This group of honorees represent the best of the best in home-based care," said Moorhead. "ElevatingHOME thanks all of the honorees for their hard work and dedication. We hope that amplifying the good work they do inspires others within the industry to follow in their footsteps."
For more information on ElevatingHOME, please visit https://www.elevatinghome.org.