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Cameras in the Courtroom
In 1996, the Indiana Supreme Court implemented an experimental program to study use of cameras in its courtroom. Prior to that decision, Indiana was one of only three states that did not allow the media to bring cameras, audio- or video-recorders into any court proceedings.
The Supreme Court project regulates the number of cameras or recorders allowed in the court, the placement of equipment and media personnel, and limits the movements of the equipment and personnel during a proceeding. The media also is prohibited from recording conferences between lawyers and their clients or their co-counsel during a proceeding.
In 1997, the Indiana Court of Appeals became a part of the experiment and authorized the use of cameras and microphones for media coverage of oral arguments held before the three-judge panels.
To cover a Supreme Court argument, the media must fax a request to be a candidate for the media pool prior to the argument date. No formal rule exists that requires submission of a request by a specific deadline, but it is recommended that any photographer wishing to cover the hearing contact the Court approximately 48 hours prior to the scheduled time. If there are more requests than positions, the Court will select individuals by random drawing.
The Court of Appeals guidelines allow the judicial panel hearing the case to determine whether cameras or recorders would detract from the process or argument. The media must request permission from the three-judge panel hearing the case to allow equipment in the courtroom. The request must be submitted 48 hours prior to the scheduled time for the appellate argument.
At the trial court level, the use of cameras and recorders is prohibited during official court proceedings as outlined in Canon 2 of the Code of Judicial Conduct, Rule 2.17 in both the courtroom and areas immediately adjacent to the courtroom.
On two occasions, the Supreme Court did give special permission for video-camera coverage of some juvenile court proceedings for the filming of a news documentary that was broadcast by an Indianapolis television station and by a national news network.
Based on material provided by then-Indiana Court of Appeals Judge Sanford Brook to the first Law School for Journalists Seminar, June 1999.


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Photos of Tatranská Lomnica Trails
Monday, January 01, 2018
The 4.8 miles indicated by this trail map does NOT include the road portion to return to your car. Sorry but this is my first try adding a trail and I couldn't figure out how to get it to map that section.
We parked in the large parking area and took the gondola up. There were very few hikers on the trail when we were there but we have heard it is quite busy in the summer. The visibility was poor but when the clouds did clear there were good views. The first section is built on flat rocks but eventually turns to an easy trail. The trail is well marked. We looped back to where it hooks up to a paved road and followed that back down to the lodge and parking area but you could continue on a trail that is under the gondola.

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Ntawv Nkauj 37:11
11Tiamsis cov uas txo hwjchim
yuav tau lub tebchaws ua lawv teej lawv tug,
thiab lawv yuav zoo siab xyiv fab
rau qhov uas lawv vam meej nplua mias.
Text Copyright © 2004 Thailand Bible Society
Quotations of the White Hmong Holy Bible Standard Version, in any form, must obtain written permission from Thailand Bible Society if the quoted material is inclusive of at least 1,000 verses, or a copy of any book wholly or partially which amounts to 50 percent of the book quoted. For any long quotation, notice of copyright must appear as follows: Text Copyright © 2004 Thailand Bible Society. Used by permission.


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That seemed like such a fun idea that I immediately set out to find the right character for Mouse to torment. After running through some ideas—a lion, an elephant, a human—a bear came to mind. And I was off and running!
3) Do you feel pressure to continue to come up with new ideas for Bear and Mouse stories? Are there more sequels on the works?
5) What books influenced you as a picture book writer?
One book I have to mention is "A Hole is to Dig" by Ruth Krauss. For no particular reason than that I liked it, I decided to type out the text of this book just to try to get a sense of how it worked. It was incredibly useful for me to do that. I feel like it helped me start to get the way rhythm and compression worked in picture books.


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Happy New Year everyone!
I'll be drafting some proper blog posts for this month as I try to get back into the swing of things this year. For now, I wanted to leave you with a link to my first video of 2017, which I published on my YouTube channel at 11 a.m. Pacific.
I spent a few hours on New Years Eve snowshoeing at Mount Rainier National Park. It ended up being a sunny day with clear, blue skies and full visibility of the mountain and other peaks. It was between 15 and 20 degrees up there, but it was still nice.
I tried a few new things with this video. I used some new transitions that I downloaded for Premiere Pro, and I actually did some color grading on my cinematic shots. It didn't turn out like I wanted it to, but I'm alright with it because it's still better than the stuff I was publishing for much of last year.
Giving it a like would mean the world to me.
Until my next post, I hope you have a great New Years Day! What did you do to celebrate? Let me know in the comments.


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Empowered by strategic corporate policy and business acumen of the founders, the Hero Motors has grown at an accelerated pace and marked its remarkable presence with a diverse product portfolio. Today, O. P. Munjal Group Of Companies has displayed impeccable credentials with a turnover of 2300 Cr. Through a distinctive B2B and B2C model, the company is progressing in the path of progress.
Hero Cycles is the flagship company of the Group that has entered its name in the Guinness Book of World Records for manufacturing the maximum number of bicycles. Currently , the company is producing as many as 19,000 bicycles per day and exporting them to more than 75 countries worldwide. The company is equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and the most modern machinery. Strictly adhering to the best industrial practices, it is supplying the products to the customers on time with commitments. Hero Cycles recently introduced premium range of Urban Trail bicycles which are available at Future Group stores across India.
Hero Motors is manufacturing top-notch gears and transmission systems in its world-class plants with the most modern machinery . The company has been successfully catering to the needs of its esteemed customers like Rotax, BMW etc.
Hero Motors Limited and Kiriu Corporation, a Company from Sumitomo Group of Japan formed a Joint Venture Company, Munjal Kiriu Industries (P) Ltd. to manufacture Brakes Discs, Brakes Drums, Cylinder block, Pressure plate, Brake plate and Steering Knuckles for automotive original equipment manufacturers in the Indian and overseas market.
ZF Hero Chassis Systems is a joint venture company of Hero Motors Limited with ZF Lemförder of Germany. The company secures European technology and expertise in chassis technology for small car segment in India. It is a full service supplier for car chassis technology to car makers in the high growth Indian market.


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Population overload,
treading in a fragile zone
Ozone layer disappearing,
predictions that the end is nearing
Time to take a little ride,
faster than the speed of light
Visiting new solar systems,
to find a place we can exist in
Bossa Supernova, bossa supernova,
dancing on a shrinking planet
Doing the bossa Supernova, oh yeah
Rain forests are getting thin,
roads and houses built within
Scientists say take some action,
politicians no reaction
Six billion faces crowded in,
earth resources growing thin
One third of people unemployed,
animal species being destroyed
Pollution in our lakes and streams,
pollution is in everything
Gotta catch a ship to Mars
or somewhere out beyond the star
A very beautiful song that counts the major environmental problems that threat planet Earth and consequently all of us and points people's indifference. They ironically propose to abandon Earth and fly to another planets. Of course such a perspective is foolish from many reasons, the most serious is that if that would become possible in near future, we'll simply destroy the new habitat because we'll also carry with us our greedy minds and destructive attitudes.
Clear water dreams,
seems like a memory fading slowly
Warning signs on the beach,
it's just another day here in paradise lost (lost)
When, will the tides turn,
and can we ever learn,
or here we go again
I can't believe that we're turning away,
Leaving this debt for the children to pay
What used to be wild, it was simple and clean
When will we rescue, the sea
Blue and the green,
that sand of white and the sunshine baby
Colors pristine,
but fading fast as we move into darkness lately
When, will the tides turn,
and can we ever learn,
or here we go again
When will we rescue,
When will we rescue, the sea
I can't fight this feeling growing stronger everyday
We all share the same planet anyways
When, will the tides turn,
and can we ever learn,
or here we go again
I hope we can find,
those magic words that could change their minds
Another call for environmental awareness. This band is quite interesting because it combines mainstream dance music with sociopolitical and ecological issues.
We read in wikipedia about this band:
Liquid Blue is an American indie pop rock band formed in San Diego, California in 1996 by Scott Stephens & Michael Vangerov. The group holds the official world record as "the most traveled band", having performed in 100 countries on six continents ", and are more popular in parts of Asia and Europe than in their home c...ountry (USA). The band was "certified green" by the County of San Diego in May 2009. The group's use of Eastern Indian instruments (tabla, sitar, kanun) and scales are unique in pop music with Liquid Blue being one of the first groups to record an entire album blending East Indian music with western pop/rock. Liquid Blue's somewhat limited number of recordings all contain "socially conscious" lyrics as primary songwriter Scott Stephens refuses to write any human love songs. The band seems to be on a permanent tour and has been criticized for not spending more time at home writing and recording. Tracks from their highly acclaimed debut album, Supernova, have been included on 20 separate compilation CD's.You can hear "Supernova" among other songs from this album in myspace


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Proposed minimum wage in Fiji deemed not enough
Workers reps say proposed minimum wage not high enough, but small businesses expected to suffer.
Workers' representatives are criticising a proposed national minimum wage in Fiji as below the poverty line for workers.
However, small businesses are also expected to suffer.
The governments national minimum wage consultant, Dr Mahendra Reddy, has recommended the minimum rate be set at Fijian $2.32 an hour.
Leilani Momoisea reports:
The former Wages Council chairman, Father Kevin Barr, says although the proposed minimum wage is better than nothing, it still falls well short of a living wage. He says some of the information the recommendation is based on is five years old, and since then the levels of poverty and disadvantage have increased considerably. He says he would like to see the minimum wage around the four-dollar mark, but the proposed wage is still a big increase for a number of workers.
KEVIN BARR: Too many people have fallen way behind. For example, even those in the garment industry, security workers, domestic workers, gardeners, all those groups of people will all receive a much better wage if this minimum wage is brought in. You know, around the $4, $4.20 would be ideal, but maybe we've got to also get there gradually, I accept that.
The president of the Fiji Trades Union Congress, Daniel Urai, says the proposed rate is lower than what already exists in some of the 10 different wages sectors, which have their own minimum rates set. He says for example, the lowest rate paid in the tourism sector is $2.97. But Mr Urai says the labour ministry has also been failing at enforcing the minimum wages in these 10 sectors, and this would need to change if a national minimum wage is to succeed.
DANIEL URAI: We will have to review the minimum wage, at a more reasonable rate, and we have to strengthen the capacity of the ministry of labour so it has improve its manpower, increase the manpower within the ministry to be able to police this thing. So that, whatever the decision to implement, all employers will implement.
The vice-president of the Chamber of Commerce, Humphrey Chang, says while he expects bigger businesses will be able to cope, small to medium enterprises may struggle.
HUMPHREY CHANG: Now the SMEs or the small-timers will not be able to go along this line, because at the moment they may be paying say, $80 or $90 a week kind of thing, but the $2.32 takes it up to about $112 or so a week, and they may feel the pinch in that area.
And he says new school-leavers looking to gain experience in the workforce may find it more difficult if a minimum wage is imposed.
HUMPHREY CHANG: People forget that these school leavers who can't find work jobs, would be eager to get employment, irrespective of the pay, because they want to learn. Because if they don't get employed in the workplace, there is no way they can learn anything.
David Lamotte with the International Labour Organization, says it's not for him to comment on what the minimum wage should be, but it's excellent that there is an active policy dialogue taking place on how to reduce poverty.
DAVID LAMOTTE: It's clear many countries have used minimum wages as a means of achieving that. I really do want to commend the stake holders involved that have had the positive dialogue and that's something that's long overdue in Fiji. I'm hopeful that the type of dialogue the ministry is engaged in is a sign of better things to come in terms of social dialogue in Fiji.
A report on the proposed minimum wage is to be compiled by the Labour Ministry before it is to be submitted to cabinet for approval.
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Sending Customized Flash E-cards
This tutorial explains how to send out customized Flash e-cards to anyone you want, or allow anyone that visits your site to do the same. This tutorial will allow you to set up a much simplified version of say the online Hallmark or Blue mountain e-cards application. This tutorial was designed to be as simple as possible while still being powerful enough to be used as a commercial application. This Tutorial use's only 2 simple php scripts and it will automatically create text files to save all of your data. For this tutorial it is assumed that you have an in-depth knowledge of Flash 5, and can run php scripts on your server. Please note though that the PHP scripts can just as easily be written in Perl or ASP, it's just the technique where concerned about showing here.
Using the same techniques presented in this tutorial you will be able to customize the text of just about any swf file and then e-mail it to anyone - or allow anyone else to customize that same swf.
Included Files:
- Ecards.fla - This is the main e-cards fla file.
- Ecard1 - Ecard5 - these are the e-cards that are used in this tutorial. The e-cards where created as simple open source e-cards to be used in this tutorial. Most where created by friends or acquaintances, all Flashkit members. The first Ecard movie is however from the open source movies on Flashkit, this was to demonstrate how easy it is to convert any static e-card to a dynamic one. For that reason the fla file for the 1st Ecard (Ecard1) is only available on flashkit - All of the other Ecard Fla files have been included.
- SendEcard.php - This file Sends out the e-card selected in the Ecards.swf file and also writes the custom data to a text file.
- SelectCard.php - This php script selects which card the user is viewing.
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The Markets (as of market close July 7, 2017)
Stocks ended last week higher, despite falling energy shares. The Dow and S&P 500 rose last Friday on the heels of June's strong labor report. Of the indexes listed here, the Dow led the way followed by the Nasdaq and the Global Dow. The yield on 10-year Treasuries climbed closer to its 2016 closing value as long-term bond prices fell, sending yields higher.
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Friday, July 11, 2008
NYC: The Hunt @ The Randolph (7.03.08)
Travelled up to NYC for the 4th of July weekend to party with old friends. DJ Pierre Paulin held us down with his party The Hunt in Manhattan. Lots of San Francisco homies rolled through, a regular reunion...
Get the full BYT post here.
Spike Mendelsohn's Good Stuff Eatery (6.30.08)
Top Chef Chicago's Spike Mendelsohn has opened a new burger joint on Capital Hill in the district. It's called the Good Stuff Eatery. I had the pleasure of attending the press preview. The burgers were great, the family atmosphere was friendly, and the toasted marshmellow shakes were delicious.
Get the full BYT post here.
Thursday, July 3, 2008
Seu Jorge @ Nat'l Geographic
I had the special privilege of shooting Seu Jorge for the National Geographic Channel's GEO Sessions last Friday... AMAZING!!
Bliss @ Redeem (6.28.08)
Party got hyphy latenight @ Redeem. Holy crap, what a busy night...
Git the full BYT post hurrr...
Nouveau Riche @ 1223 (MCCXXIII) (6.28.08)
Nouveau Riche, in order to excel, must retain its grimy edgy funky appeal I think. The second it goes DC downtown club, the second it goes fizz. That being said the only reason it was at 1223 in the first place was because Club Five stayed shut down longer than expected due to the stabbing incident a couple months ago... whoops.
Git the other BYT post hurrrr...
Ladytron, TV on the Radio & Thievery Corporation (ft. Seu Jorge) @ Post Merriweather (6.28.08)
Ok, so here's the 15 minute review of an awesome concert that deserves a much more thorough and thoughtful review…
Ladytron came on at 7pm, and while the audience filtered into Merriweather, these guys were up on stage jammin it out to a rather meager crowd. I spoke with the curly haired Ladytron (pictured below) backstage and she told me that the show the night before at Sonar had been much better… go figure, I'm sure the crowd was rowdy. But either way, they played a hot set, and they're certainly hot, sooooo…
Git the full BYT post hurrrr...
Taxlo @ Sonar (6.27.08)
Friday night begged me for adventure. So like an overindulged fat girl on her sweet sixteen, I asked daddy for multi-layered (smash them) party cakes, and daddy delivered. Journeying to Sonar for an extreme Taxlo dance party experience promising a host of DJ's including the illustrious (and always smiling) Stereofaith as well as a guest appearance from the ridiculously lovely Ladytron, we ran into some interference. Unfortunately, due to a shoot with Seu Jorge that ran overtime (for National Geographic Channel, sorry you won't see those photos here…), and a horrendous accident on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway I missed the Ladytron set. Because though, Josh Sisk is such a absurdly sick photo beast, we have pretty pictures of pretty Ladytron for all you scandalous hyenas (come on, I know you're just looking for more shots of tits). However, I caught both Seu Jorge and Ladytron the next day at Merriweather… these pictures you can check out in my next post.
So, Baltimore, here's to you. Much love. Both to you and your leggy ladies.
Wizards Girl @ Blagden Alley
I haven't yet heard from Libby how the tryout actually went seeing as she's gone out of town, but if she looked half as good for them as she did for me, then I'd say she had a chance.
Blagden Alley, by the way, might just be the coolest place in DC. Apparently, it's one of the few remaining historic alleyways in DC, it's like a little city unto itself, awesome.
Git the full BYT post hurrrr...
Movimiento @ Sky Lounge
My roommate Jim's (pictured above) salsa band, Movimiento, played the Sky Lounge in downtown DC... I've gotta take a step back in time for this one (ummmm, yeah, this I shot on June 7th...), but the band members have been asking me for the photos, sooo, here you guys go.
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« Where Does The Money Go? |
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Or, as 60's activist and Realist publisher Paul Krassner says, " The obscenely greedy insurance industry is a pre-existing condition that must be treated with a dose of competition."
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Hive is a common allergic reaction that is characterized by the appearance of itchy, irritated and red skin lesion on the parts of the body. The cause is not known but they are often the result of cells releasing histamine.
There are a lot of factors that cause hives. That includes allergic reaction to certain foods, insect bites, animal dander, extreme hot temperature, certain infection, and diseases. There will be an allergic reaction to deodorant, food items and pollution is some of the causes. The skin condition will be easily and effectively treated with natural remedies. There are many kinds of natural remedies to get rid of hives. You can see some of those remedies on healthessential.net.
Natural Cures
1. Basil tea
Basil tea is an effective natural remedy for hives and other allergic reaction. The affected skin is soaked in basil leaf tea. The basil leaf contains caffeic acid which is an anti-allergen that will soothe your skin and then rid of hives. You can add 1 ounce of dried basil leaves to 1 quart of hot water. Now you can wash your skin with the tea to treat the hives.
2. Baking soda and cornstarch bath
You can fill the tub with warm water and then add half a cup of baking soda. Then add half a cup of cornstarch in the water. Soak the body in the mixture for about half an hour. Baking soda bath can get rid of the irritation caused by hives. If the condition is server then you can take this bath twice a day.
3. Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is one of the effective natural remedies. With this healing property, aloe Vera will relieve burning sensation and then itch induced by hives. Aloe Vera is safe on skin and it will reduce the swelling in a short period of time.
4. Turmeric
Turmeric is used to treat different skin conditions. For hives, you can use turmeric for both externally and internally. Warm milk is mixed with turmeric powder will be effective to cure hives. This application will make your skin smoother and healthier. For the quick result, you can apply this turmeric mixed with lemon juice.
5. Cold compress
You can cool your skin with a wet and cold compress. The cool temperature with moisture can relieve itching and inflammation. You can also apply calamine lotion on your skin for chilling effect.
6. Oatmeal
You can use oatmeal and cornstarch in the amount of two tablespoons. Then you have too combined with a bit of liquid and form it into a paste. You can apply it to the rash areas for about 20 minutes. This will give you from relief.
You can also consume green tea in moderate amounts as it contains natural antioxidants and it will help with the swelling considerably. If you get hives because of food items then avoid it completely. Stress will be a cause for hives so stay away from stress filled situations in the workplace.


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Rejuvenation for Bernalillo
Growing our community is close to our hearts and we'd like to welcome Bernalillo High School, located in Bernalillo, NM, to the SkyDeck™ family.
The city's only high school was built in 1955 and has undergone several renovations over the years. As part of a massive three phase construction project begun in 2014, the most recent reno includes a black box theatre with a full coverage SkyDeck™ wire tension grid.
The new grid and theatre are part of the school's core academic building. Composed of 48 modular panels, the area of the grid is approximately 2200 square feet. Congratulations, Bernalillo!


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Swiss-built Personal Wings Jet-Powers Man Into Air
From the dawn of intellectual thought, man has been contemplating the idea of independent flight, soaring through the clouds, nothing between us and the earth's surface. What if us humans had wings?
No doubt, airplanes were a huge step towards the independent flight of man, but in order to fly a plane, you have to be a licensed pilot, and who has the time and patience for all of that mess? A Swiss man named Yves Rossy has unveiled his personal flyer, a jet-powered set of wings which allows humans to act as airplanes, even performing plane stunts such as the figure eight.
48-year-old Rossy sprang into the air at 7,500-feet, jumping from the inside of a Pilatus Porter aircraft, with nothing but a pair of eight-feed wide wings standing between himself and the unforgiving Earth below. As Rossy's free fall slowly evolved into a steady glide, four jet-turbines were ignited, accelerating the man to speeds of 186 miles per hour, or "about 65 miles per hour faster than the typical falling skydiver."
"I still haven't used the full potential," Rossy told reporters, exclaiming his hope to one day use the wings for a fly through the Grand Canyon. He explains how there is almost no stress caused to the body while using the wings, how it's almost like "riding a motorbike." Though he still must wear a heat-resistant suit to protect him from the heat of the jet-engines, with the air temperature also assisting in cooling him down.
Rossy and his sponsors have poured about $285,000 and countless hours of labor into producing the personal flyer, and he won't comment on how much the device might be if it were marketed to the public. Though one thing is for sure, thrill-seekers everywhere just got a glimpse of the future. Something to really look forward to.
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rachel Says: August 1, 2008 at 3:40 am
wow this is awesome when will it be in production im just starting out in the world of skydiving and this is defently the forward patrick de gayardon (a pioneer in the sport) flew with his wing suit to atchieve long freefalls and great distance i bet if he were alive now he would defently of bought one if not been part of the project to build it.


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Press Release
From: House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
Posted: Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Today, the House of Representatives concurred with the Senate Amendment to H.R. 5116, America COMPETES Reauthorization Act of 2010 by a bipartisan vote of 228 to 130. The bill aims to maintain our national economic and scientific leadership by: supporting basic research; improving science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education; and fostering innovation, especially the development of new energy technologies.
"As Norm Augustine, chairman of the National Academies' Gathering Storm panel and former chairman and CEO of Lockheed Martin said, in all the years he was an aircraft engineer and dealing with trying to make an overweight aircraft fly, the solution was never to lop off an engine. Science funding is the engine of a knowledge-based economy. If we remove it, our economy will crash and burn," said Chairman Bart Gordon (D-TN), author of the legislation. "If we are to reverse the trend of the last twenty years, during which our country's technological edge in the world has diminished, we must make the investments necessary today. More than half of our economic growth since World War II can be attributed to development and adoption of new technologies. These investments are the path toward sustainable economic recovery and growth and the path toward prosperity for the next 50 years."
COMPETES based on recommendations in the National Academies' 2005 Rising Above the Gathering Storm report, which recommended investments to support basic research, improve STEM education, and foster innovation. The original COMPETES received broad bipartisan support and was signed into law by President Bush in 2007.
In September, Rising Above the Gathering Storm, Revisited: Rapidly Approaching Category 5 was released. The updated report highlights progress that has been made in the past five years, including enactment of the America COMPETES Act, but underscores that America's competitive position in the world now faces greater challenges and that research investments are even more critical today. The report urges reauthorization of COMPETES. The Reauthorization passed Committee on April 28th with bipartisan support; it passed the House on May 26th with bipartisan support; and the Senate approved it by unanimous consent last Friday.
"I am proud that, in the two terms I've had the privilege to lead the Science and Technology Committee, the Committee has had 151 bills and resolutions pass the House, all with bipartisan support. But there is nothing I am prouder of than America COMPETES Act. There is nothing that will have deeper, longer lasting, and more positive impacts for our nation than this bill," said Gordon. "I cannot think of anything I would rather be doing, for what is likely my final act on this House Floor after 26 years of service, than sending this bill to the president's desk."
Over 750 organizations have endorsed H.R. 5116, including: U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Association of Manufacturers, the Information Technology Industry Council, the American Chemical Society, the Business Roundtable, the Council on Competitiveness, the Association of American Universities, the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities, the National Venture Capital Association, TechAmerica, and the Biotechnology Industry Organization.
For more information on the Committee's work on COMPETES, please visit our website.
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How We Work
When our Rangers attend at the weekend, each squadron is split in two with half the squadron riding and half staying back to take part in yard duties. They alternate each weekend so that they gain knowledge and insight into every aspect of owning and caring for a horse.
As part of the Rangers' personal development, as their confidence grows and they become older, they are given the opportunity to gain more responsibility. This involves looking after younger Rangers, supervising and teaching them equestrian skills and responsibilities. By doing this, the older Rangers are like mentors and this can be really beneficial to new Rangers starting out, who may be a little bit nervous or unsure of what to do to begin with. Pony Helpers are specific helpers for the Pony Squadron, Squadron 5 and there is a little bit of information about them below:
Pony Helpers
Members who have passed the senior Tenderfoot badge and are aged over 12 are able to help the Sunday afternoon session and become "Pony Helpers" which involves leading younger members around the park and teaching them about horses and stable management. An important part of being a Ranger is learning about caring for others and all Rangers are encouraged to take on further responsibilities and support newer members as they progress through the organisation.
How the facilities work
The Horse Rangers Association is currently split across two sites. Our main site, Royal Mews, provides stabling for 20 horses and when our horses are here, they stay for two weeks at a time and they are 'working'. This means that they are exercised every day by our Stable Staff and some are used during the week for our RDA groups. At the weekends, they will be used for our Mainstream Squadrons and during this time they are looked after by our volunteers and Rangers. The remaining 10 horses are kept at The Stockyard, Bushy Park, where they enjoy a week's rest before returning to the Royal Mews for a two week stay, swapping with 10 of the horses that are stabled at the Royal Mews. This three-week rotation works well because it enables the horses to have a regular break from work, helping to keep them on top form!
We have a small ménage for lessons at the Royal Mews and a large indoor riding school at the Stockyard, this is where the RDA is held during term times, holiday riding clinics and group lessons at weekends.
As a charity, we rely on subscriptions and Gift Aid for most of our income, supplemented by fund raising and charitable donations. We regularly hold special events to help raise funds for the organisation and our musical ride display team can also be booked to perform in the local area. We receive no grants from central government. For families in receipt of financial assistance, we offer an Assisted Place Scheme, to ensure that nobody is excluded due to financial reasons.
The Horse Rangers Association is registered with both the British Horse Society (BHS) and Richmond council as a Riding School which means quality assurance in our facilities, how we look after the horses and how we deliver horse riding lessons and hacks. We have annual inspections to ensure we comply with their regulations.
Horse Rangers Uniform
Riding Hats and Body Protectors
It is crucial that riding hats are fitted correctly by someone who is trained to do this, as this should not be undertaken by the association. We therefore recommend that you buy riding hats from a retailer where staff have undergone specific training. Rangers must purchase a riding hat that is certified to meet the British Horse Society Standards.
Wearing body protectors whilst riding is optional; as with riding hats we recommend that body protectors are correctly fitted by a trained individual. The British Equestrian Trade Association provides further information for those wishing to purchase body protectors and riding hats.
When our Rangers attend at the weekend, they are divided into groups called Squadrons. Below are the times and contact information for each squadron.
Squadron 1
Commandant Amanda Squires firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturdays 8:30 to 12:45
Squadron 2
Commandant Harriet Oakley firstname.lastname@example.com
Saturdays 12:30 to 17:30
Squadron 3
Commandant Abby Burford email@example.com
Sundays 8:30 to 13:00
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Edited by Peter A. Lillback
with contributions from Vern S. Poythress, Iain M. Duguid, G. K. Beale, and Richard B. Gaffin Jr.
Philadelphia: Westminster Seminary Press, 2016.
"As true heir of Old Princeton, Westminster Theological Seminaryhas borne the torch of Reformed theological inquiry and pedagogylike no other North American seminary. Recent debate among its own faculty over two approaches to Scripture—Christocentric and Christotelic, respectively—called forth this book. With compelling appeal to Vos and Machen, and with succinct hermeneutical statements by current faculty, the authors rearticulate what Christocentric interpretation means and will continue to mean at Westminster."—Robert W. Yarbrough, Professor of New Testament, Covenant Theological Seminary


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Please can I ask if anyone knows what the yellow exclamation means? I downloaded the game on the 19th December but unsure if this section means I have access to those tables or not. When I select them, it takes me to the store but payment is required for them.


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It's mostly coincidence, but the MBA degree is at something of a crossroads entering its second century. A short list of big questions might begin as follows:
-What is the place (pun intended) of a two-year resident MBA in a global, Internet era?
-What is the market need for general managers versus specialists in finance, supply chains, accounting, or HR, for example? How does market supply align with this need?
-What is the cost and revenue structure for an MBA program outside the elite tier?
-How can business degrees prepare graduates for a highly dynamic, uncertain commercial environment?
-What do and should MBAs know about the regulatory environments in which their businesses are situated?
-What is and should be the relationship between managerial scholarship and commercial practice?
-What is the relationship of functional silos to modern business practice? Marketers need to know a fair bit of technology to do mobile ad targeting, for example, as do equities traders in the age of algorithmic bots. Navigating the aforementioned regulatory landscape, meanwhile, draws on an entirely different range of skills generally not covered in management or negotiation classes. Is the MBA/JD the degree of choice here?
-How can and should U.S. business schools teach ethics, which are highly culture-specific, to students from many home countries who will likely work in still another country/culture soon after graduation?
2015 is not happening in a vacuum, of course. The first graduate school of business, Tuck, offered the Master of Science in Commerce after its founding in 1900. (Recall that the functionally organized corporation was at the time a fairly recent phenomenon: railroads split ownership from management in part because of the huge capital requirements, and the vast distances involved meant that managers often lacked direct visibility of workers. Thus, in broad strokes, the late 19th century began the age of policies and procedures, and the idea of a middle manager.) Harvard launched its MBA program eight years after Dartmouth, with significant help from such scientific management exponents as Frederick Winslow Taylor. Enrollments surged: Harvard alone grew from 80 students to nearly 1100 in 22 years. Unsurprisingly, other universities began offering the degree: Northwestern in 1920, Michigan in 1924, Stanford in the late 1920s, Chicago in 1935, UNC in 1952. According to the office of the university archivist, Penn State began offering the MBA in 1959.
1959 was also the year two different reports, commissioned by industrialists' foundations — Ford and Carnegie — reoriented American graduate business education. The more strongly worded of the two, by Robert Aaron Gordon and James Edwin Howell, systematically attacked the entire institution of the MBA as it then stood: students were weak, curricula were sloppily constructed, and faculty taught with little academic rigor at many schools.
The Gordon-Howell report quickly influenced accreditation and related discussions. New courses on many campuses covering strategy were at the forefront of a larger emphasis on quantitative methods and theory. What was not well addressed, according to many critics, was the practice of management itself. Balancing theory and practice has never been simple in business — as compared to medicine, companies do not conduct clinical trials parallel to those of drugs or procedures.
Entrepreneurship has proven particularly hard to teach: on any list of great business-launchers, few hold the MBA. None of the following hold the degree: Paul Allen, Jeff Bezos, Sergei Brin, Warren Buffett, Michael Dell, Larry Ellison, Bill Gates, Jim Goodnight (SAS Institute), Bill Hewlett and David Packard, Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Ken Olsen (Digital Equipment), Pierre Omidyar (eBay), Larry Page, Sam Walton, and Mark Zuckerberg.
MBAs can of course do quite well for themselves, as Michael Bloomberg and Nike's Phil Knight (a 4:10 miler at Oregon 50 years ago) prove. Still, there appears to be a negative correlation between academic achievement, particularly in the MBA, and entrepreneurial accomplishment. Ten of the top sixteen richest self-made people in the world did not finish college or dropped out of grad school: Gates, Ellison, Zuckerberg, Sheldon Adelson (casinos), Page and Brin, Carl Icahn, Steve Ballmer, Harold Hamm (oil and gas at Continental Resources), and Dell.
Apart from not being able to produce mega-entrepreneurs, what of the more real-world challenges to MBA programs noted above? In reverse order, a few notes on each:
-Ethics has never been an easy topic to include in a business curriculum, but as the world's top schools continue to get more global, trying to say anything stringent encounters the reality of cultural diversity. Sanctions against bribery, greed, ostentation, money-lending (with interest), and constraints on the role of women and ethic minorities are impossible to align; even the U.S., Canada, and England do some things very differently despite many similarities. The ethical lapses of the early 2000s — at Waste Management, Enron, Adelphia, and HealthSouth, among many others — put some focus on business schools (along with accounting firms) as agents of better behavior. In light of recent scandals at Toyota, Volkswagen, and GM, to name only the automakers, the challenge for MBA curricula does not appear to be any less daunting than in the crisis years of 2002 or thereabouts.
-Teaching students to work across functions and to deal with regulatory bounds and procedures continues to stymie MBA programs. We teach an integrative consulting-project exercise in the 4th semester; Harvard teaches something similar across the whole first year. Numerous programs have moved the project-based course back and forth, with equally compelling logic for early and late inclusion. Seeing how messy real problems are prepares students for the functional courses, while having some base of knowledge before being turned loose on a client also has merit. No one approach has emerged as a winner from the many variations being used.
-Managerial theory and practice remain difficult both to do and to convey more than a half-century after Gordon and Howell. Scholarship that gets published tends not to come from practitioners (Clayton Christensen is a notable exception, having run a company before earning his doctorate at Harvard), while managers and executives remain understandably wary of controlled experiments on live business units. Professors' contributions to the semi-academic journals that practicing businesspeople might read — Harvard Business Review, Sloan Management Review, California Management Review, and the like — usually do not count heavily (if at all) toward tenure or promotion. For their part, many managers tell me they find little of value in the A-list journals held in academic esteem. Suffice it to say there remain many opportunities to improve the dialogue between the factory or office and the academy.
-How can MBA programs teach resiliency, creativity, willingness to challenge convention, and the other traits required in a particularly turbulent business landscape? Marc Benioff, the CEO of Salesforce.com, is far from a disinterested observer, but it is difficult to disagree with his recent contention that essentially every industry is in the midst of or about to confront fundamental change. Whether from fracking, Uber, mobile platforms, Amazon, or demographics, every business (and governmental) unit I can see is hard-pressed to do things "the way we've always done it around here."
An entrepreneur (whose masters was in arts management) told me a cautionary tale back in the dot-com boom. "We're a startup," he said. "Strategy for us isn't chess, it's poker: we have to bluff because we can't compete with the big guys at scale, with equal playing pieces on a defined board with agreed-upon rules. We faked features in the demo we couldn't deliver. We have had months where we couldn't make payroll. We've reinvented our business model three times. That's the reality. We hired a bunch of top-school MBAs to try to compete better, and had to let them all go. Why? These men and women all had good grades in high school. They cleared the next hurdle and got into a good college, then positioned themselves to deliver the right answers, earn As, and get into Ivy League b-schools. There it was more of the same: high achievers got the top internships at the I-banks and consulting firms. They've always been rewarded for getting the right answer. Now we have all this chaos and instability. None of them can handle it; they keep wanting to know the answer and there isn't one."
Fifteen years later, I can't see that the incentive structure has changed all that much. Doing well in controlled environments seems to be counter-intuitive preparation for radical reinvention, new rules, unconventional insurgencies, and broken profit models.
-This atmosphere of disruption is affecting MBA programs themselves. Getting the costs, revenues, and rankings to acceptable levels has never been more challenging. Last year Wake Forest shut down its two-year resident MBA program, ranked in the top 50 in the US, as did Thunderbird, a pioneer in the internationally-oriented masters. In the past 5 years, however, 30 new schools earned AACSB accreditation in the U.S.; 96 others had joined the club in the preceding decade. Thus competition for students, faculty, and resources is intense, and the international nature of the MBA means that foreign competition is accelerating even faster than those 126 newly-accredited U.S. institutions would suggest: Poets & Quants states in a recent article that there are 50% more MBAs being earned today than ten years ago, so filling those classes is a challenging job. Marketing efforts to reach prospective MBA students are in something of an arms race, so many schools are cheered by a reported uptick in applications. Unfortunately, nobody can know if more applications is a result of more applications per student or more students jumping into the pool. Amid both increased competition and rising costs (health care continues to outpace other expenses), increasing tuition is a non-starter in most circumstances, so schools are confronting the need for creative alternatives if they are to avoid the approach taken at Wake Forest.
-An MBA is by definition something of a generalist, even with a curricular focus area in one or two functions. Meanwhile specialized business masters, in finance, accounting, marketing, or whatever, are on the rise. I have undergrads ask me about the relative merits, and each has its place. For many mid-career professionals, having an alternative to the generalist approach is attractive. Our supply-chain masters students, for example, never take courses in HR, real estate, finance, or general management: all the courses presuppose one business area rather than a variety. With years or decades already invested in that function, these students did the career calculus and concluded that the generalist approach did not make sense for them. They are far from alone, given the national trends.
-Thus we end where we began: what is the place of a 2-year, resident MBA? Each of those variables is getting interesting. Duration: INSEAD offers a 10-month program; one-year options are not uncommon. Locus: On-line MBAs are being offered all over the world, executive (weekend) MBAs allow students to keep their jobs and their lodging stable, and hybrids like the program at Carnegie Mellon combine multiple delivery methods. Content: As we have seen, different masters degrees in business are being offered in response to market needs, including for more depth of coverage: if one considers the complexity of contemporary finance, or supply chains, or accounting, having only a handful of courses within a generalist curriculum may not provide adequate preparation for the job's primary duties, while the breadth of coverage has minimal compensatory value.
Numerous observers, including The Economist, predict major changes to the MBA market, particularly outside the top 20 or so schools. Today's junior faculty joining the ranks will be in for a wild ride in the coming decades. As with so many other areas, as Ray Kurzweil argues, the rate of change is accelerating: the world is changing faster, faster, and business education will likely change more in the next 20 years than in the first century. Happy 100th birthday, indeed.


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Romeo, Romeo where for art thou Romeo . . . or all that's good in balcony gardening this year!
As usual at this time of year I have started with our usual pilgrimage to IPM Essen in Germany.
Fortunately, as opposed to previous years, the weather was quite benign (almost balmy) which made the trip that much more pleasant and, as in previous years, I was inspired to see the latest and greatest in gardening from around the globe.
The items that caught my eye this year were all related to the change in our domestic and social landscape with the downsizing of living spaces and the increase in mid-to-high density housing being seen across the globe.
Whilst over the past few years at the show we have had many examples of fabulous indoor plants and containers (along with innovative presentation of bullet-proof indoor items such as succulents – just look at these decorator items), this year, there was a real shift to what you could achieve on the balcony or in a small space.
Utilizing or maximizing the space available on the balcony wasn't confined to just plants in containers on the ground. There were some great ideas of how to take advantage of the vertical plane.
Also, look at the impact that uniform pots in a cascade create, with the added benefit of also offering some privacy along the balcony. The green wall impact is another bonus.
There are a multitude of green-wall systems already available that fix to the wall, with some even having built-in watering systems that are ideal to create that kitchen garden for your herbs.
And of course, if you just want to load up the floor space with containers there is the option of using espaliers to maximize space (look at these great citrus that would supply any number of G&T mixes on the balcony) or multi-planting the container to make the most of the limited space and the impact that can be achieved.
Finally, when it comes to statement pieces, see this amazing pot! This was the first of its type that I have seen and really could be an impact piece at an entrance or focal point.
It really takes the term 'pot head' away from its usual associations . . .
So until next time, and as Spring approaches for the Northern Hemisphere . . .
'Garden on Good people!'


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Tommy Berry has been booked to ride Chautauqua in the 2015 T.J. Smith Stakes and the talented hoop is delighted to be given the opportunity to partner the gelding in the Group 1 event at Royal Randwick on Saturday.
Dwayne Dunn has ridden Chautauqua in his six of his past six starts, but the veteran hoop will ride Fast 'N' Rocking in the T.J. Smith Stakes, while Berry has been given the chance to ride the four-year-old.
Chautauqua started his 2015 Melbourne Festival Of Racing campaign with a fast-finishing victory in the Group 2 Rubiton Stakes (1100m) at Caulfield on February 14 and he was unlucky not to finish closer to Brazen Beau in the Group 1 Newmarket Handicap (1200m) at Flemington on March 14.
Berry told Sky Racing Radio this morning that he is thrilled to have been given the ride on Chautauqua in the T.J. Smith Stakes and he is confident that the talented sprinter can finally record a maiden win at the highest level of racing this weekend.
"I am really looking forward to Chautauqua and obviously he is a really exciting horse," Berry said.
"He was unlucky last start, he lost a lot of ground before he flew home and hit the line strong.
"He is a very exciting horse that hasn't won a Group 1 yet, but I think that he is knocking on the door.
"I saw him this morning and he worked with one of their trackwork riders on it.
"He looked really well.
"He only came down in the last couple of days, he stayed down there with Wayne Hawkes in Melbourne and he has done most of his preparation there.
"They wanted to keep him in the same routine, but he has been to Sydney before and he has been very competitive.
"I couldn't be any happier and I think the stable are very pleased with him going into Saturday."
Chautauqua was settled towards the tale of the field by Dunn in the early stages of the Newmarket Handicap and he did not find clear running until the final 250 metres, but he flew home in the final stages to finish second.
Berry does not believe that there will be a great deal of speed in the early stages of the 2015 T.J. Smith Stakes and he expects that tactics could play a key role in the outcome of the $2.5 million event.
"Even though horses like Lankan Rupee are quick in a field of only nine there isn't going to be a lot of speed and that is always a little bit of a query and in the smaller field they are going to be a lot closer then I would in the bigger field anyway," Berry said.
Chautauqua is currently available at 2015 T.J. Smith Stakes odds of $2.60 and is a narrow favourite from Terravista ($3.20), Lankan Rupee ($6) and Sweet Idea ($6).


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We attract into our life a reflection of what's going on inside of us. So if you're feeling sad, angry or restricted because of your weight, health, job, or past relationships, then you will attract someone into your life who is also sad or angry. If you had an issue with one of your parents, you will also attract a person with the same issue into your life so you can continue to heal that relationship. Let's say, for example, that your father abandoned you. This means that you could attract a partner who is afraid of commitment. If your mother was angry and always yelling, you might attract a partner with a terrible temper. So before you focus on attracting new love into your life, it's important to do some good work on yourself first. Once you've accomplished these tasks, you're ready to attract the right love into your life!
This is an old, tried and true, method that really works IF you give it the time and attention it deserves. Take out a piece of paper and write on it, "My New Love Is:" and then write a list of everything you want in your partner. List all the physical, emotional, spiritual, financial, and personality traits that are important to you. Be very careful with your list because it works.
Once you're done, hang it up in a place where you'll see it often – the bathroom mirror or refrigerator -- are good options. Then every morning and every evening read the list affirming in your heart that you're bringing new love into your life.
Create a crystal grid to attract love into your life. Simply write an affirmation on a piece of paper such as "the right love comes to me right now" and place a rose quartz on top of that. It's best if this center stone is a pyramid or obelisk shaped stone so that it send the energy of your affirmation up into the universe. Surround this center stone with pink stones (any variety will do) in a heart shape. Keep this grid out where you can see it every day knowing and affirming that you are attracting your new love into your life.
If you're in a new relationship and you're hopeful it will grow into something more, write an affirmation such as "my relationship grows in love, respect, passion and commitment every day" and place it under a plant. Place a pink stone in the plant and every time you look at the plant affirm to yourself that your new relationship is growing in love.
In order to invite in new love, you must let go of old relationships. The emotions of anger, resentment, guilt and mistrust are very powerful, and they set up barriers in our auric field that tell potential new partners "stay away." In addition to therapy and good friends, there are some great metaphysical techniques you can use to let go of a painful past relationship once and for all.
For starters, gather up everything your ex gave you – letters, gifts, cards. If none of it is meaningful or valuable to you, then donate the gifts and throw away the letters. If you'd like to hold on to these things because they have sentimental value, then box it up and tie it with a black ribbon. Black is grounding and protective.
Next, write a letter to your ex. This is a letter he/she will never see, so really pour your heart into the letter. Get out all your regrets, dashed hopes, anger, guilt and sadness. Once you're done, you can either rip up the letter, bury it, or safely burn it in an oven proof bowl.
The best way to attract new love into you life is by loving yourself. Do something fun for yourself every day – whether it's running a hot bath, treating yourself to a manicure or coffee with a friend – make sure you are focusing on being kind to yourself. When you catch yourself being self-critical, say, "cancel, cancel" and think of something great about yourself. Learn to accept compliments. Be gentle to your soul. Feel positive about your future.
So if you're single and looking for love, open your heart to new experiences. Expect, no, demand happiness and soon you'll be celebrating with a new love by your side.


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4 medium-sized yellow or green summer squash, or a mixture of colors, sliced lengthwise and then into 1/4 inch slices (about 8 cups sliced squash)
1 T olive oil (or less, depending on the pan)
1 T minced garlic
2 T fresh thyme leaves or 1 T dried thyme (or less if you're not that fond of thyme)
2 large eggs
1/3 cup light sour cream
1 cup crumbled feta (not tightly packed)
2 T grated Parmesan cheese
1 T lemon juice
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 375F/190C. Wash and dry squash, then cut off stem and blossom end and discard. Cut squash lengthwise in half, then slice into half-moon slices about 1/4 inch thick. (You can use a mandolin with the 7mm blade, or you can use a knife.)
Heat olive oil in large non-stick frying pan, add garlic and thyme leaves and saute about 45 seconds (just long enough to season the oil, don't let the garlic brown.) Add squash slices and saute about 4 minutes, turning a few times. Squash should be barely starting to soften.
While squash cooks, break eggs into a small bowl or glass measuring cup and beat until egg yolks and whites are combined. Stir in sour cream, feta, Parmesan cheese, and lemon juice. Spray a 2 quart gratin dish or glass casserole dish with non-stick spray or olive oil. Layer half the squash in the dish, then season with salt and fresh ground black pepper. (Remember the feta is salty, so it won't need a lot of salt.) Pour over half the egg-feta mixture and use the back of a spoon or a rubber scraper to spread it over the squash. Repeat with another layer of squash and the rest of the feta-egg mixture.
Bake at 375F/190C for 40-45 minutes, or until the mixture is bubbling, slightly set, and top if lightly browned. Serve hot.
This will keep in the fridge for a day or two. For best results, it is recommended to reheat in a toaster oven. Do not freeze.
Recipe from Yummly.com


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The original and still the best. About fifteen years ago these were the first of a new generation of an old invention. They feature 100% UV protection and a unique dual lens design. Made of optical polycarbonate, the tough outer lens is backed up by a fog-fighting inner lens. Individual eye frames flex enough to adapt to different face shapes. Side vents are adjustable, helping the wearer control air flow. Soft elastic strapping holds these goggles in place during hard use. Tough and innovative, if you wear goggles regularly, you'll love these. Black frame. Specify clear or smoke lenses.
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Back sometime during the mid-nineteen eighties an all-new type of motorcycle goggle was created. They were called 'Bugz' because you looked a bit like you had bug eyes when you wore them. This was the first all-new thinking about goggles since the earliest days of riding. Bugz were radically lighter, better fitting and draft-free. Before Bugz, riders had a choice between ski-type goggles or old-fashioned World War One-ish metal-framed aviation style goggles with dangerous glass lenses.
Well as you might have expected, Bugz initially sold like hotcakes. So much that within a year or two numerous Asian-made cheaper copies were available everywhere. The original Bugz were much nicer, but most motorcycle stores became packed low priced Bugz knock-offs.
At about the same time as store shelves were loaded with inferior copies, open-face 'jet' style goggle-compatible helmets pretty much stopped selling, except to a few sunglass-wearing older riders with windshield-equipped bikes like Gold Wings. Everyone else on more sporting rides had switched to full-face or modular helmet styles, partly because these types now all came with hardened Lexan clear-as-glass face shields. Earlier full-face helmet shields were soft plastic that quickly became scratched and cloudy simply cleaning off the shattered exoskeletons of road-killed insects, so the market for street-riding goggles disappeared almost overnight.
Recently, a friend was looking for a great goggle to protect his extra-sensitive eyes. A medical issue called 'Steven Johnsons Syndrome' had made his eyes extra-vulnerable to becoming too dry. I remembered Bugz and recommended them, mildly surprised we still carried them. He tried a pair and was thrilled.
How did we happen to still be inventorying Bugz? Hadn't they gone out of business a couple of decades ago? I needed to investigate further. The story that follows is partly factual, and is partly made-up of my guesses. Except for using the internet and Google for ten minutes, no direct research was involved…
- Once upon a time there was a dentist who loved swimming a lot more than being a dentist, and he wanted to create and manufacture a better swim goggle. He was so passionate about this he persuaded some of his dental patients to allow him to make plaster casts of their face around their eyes. Then, using this unique library of face-casts he worked with a Japanese precision plastic molding company to create a better fitting and more comfortable swim goggle. Today this pioneering company is the world's leading producer of swim goggles.
- Fast forward a few years and the dentist had become older and decided to retire. His son is going to take over the successful goggle business. The now-in-charge son notices the 'motorcycle boom' of the 1990's and maybe he also is a rider (?), so he decides to apply the same innovative design ideas and precision manufacturing qualities that went into the swim goggles to the field of motorcycle rider goggles. A 'sure thing', right?
- Many prototypes later Bugz goggles are introduced and motorcycle goggles are revolutionized. Except the son's timing is terrible: a collapsing street motorcycle goggle market quickly fills with cheap copies just as riders-in-general stop wearing goggle-compatible open face helmets. So not such a sure thing…the Bugz party was over almost before it got started.
Except they are still available, still great, and still made perfectly and with great precision. Many of today's urban riders have re-discovered the pleasures of wearing open-face helmets, but are unaware of the wonderfully superior Bugz goggles. Well, here they are…


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Founder and editor of Football Today
Bonita is a lifelong football fan, former (very) amateur player, longstanding grassroots volunteer (team manager, club official, canteen assistant, net putter-upper etc) in Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane and Townsville. She has also worked in football with the Brisbane Strikers in the NSL, the NSW Football Federation, as team manager of the Socceroos and as head of corporate and public affairs with Football Federation Australia.
She has written extensively on football for Sporting Intelligence, The Guardian, Football +, the UK Telegraph, Sports Business Insider, City Life, World Football Insider, CNN and others. She was the ghost-writer of Frank Farina's playing biography My World is Round. Her book Whatever It Takes - the Inside Story of the FIFA Way was published in January 2018.
Bonita is also the co-founder of #NewFIFANow, along with British MP Damian Collins and Jaimie Fuller, an advocacy group campaigning for reform of FIFA - established before the May 2015 arrests.
She is the founder and editor of Football Today, which is part of Fair Play Publishing.
Bonita's teams: Socceroos, Majura, Barcelona, Fiorentina (except when she goes to the local deli and it's Catania)


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The Naked City
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"There are eight million stories in the naked city. This has been one of them."
With that memorably stark declaration, producer Mark Hellinger closes one of the greatest film noirs of all time, Jules Dassin's The Naked City (1948). The picture itself is just as hard-edged as its narration, a groundbreaking detective story shot in raw documentary style amid the bridges and concrete canyons of New York City. Nowadays, this sort of location filming is commonplace, even on network TV. But Hellinger and Dassin were the first filmmakers to venture into the streets of the Big Apple to shoot a movie.
The Naked City opens in tawdry noir style, with the murder of a young model in her Manhattan apartment. We then follow the six-day investigation of her death, which is lead by straight-shooting Lt. Dan Muldoon (Barry Fitzgerald) and Detective James Halloran (Don Taylor.) Their often mundane police work is interspersed with quick sequences about the private lives of the detectives and the day-to-day rumblings of New York City itself. The investigation will lead to a trio of men who may have wanted the woman dead, including Frank Niles (Howard Duff), a shady type who seems to be hiding something even when he spills his guts to the cops. The final foot chase across the upper reaches of the Williamsburg Bridge is a classic sequence that is helped immeasurably by cinematographer William Daniels' Oscar®-winning camera work.
No doubt about it - this is one great-looking movie. Dassin and Daniels delivered perhaps the most starkly realized movie of the 1940s. Hellinger intended the images to resemble tabloid newspaper photographs. But it was Dassin and Daniels who had the brilliant idea to shoot scenes with a camera that was hidden inside a van, behind a tinted window. That way, the cast could cover the sidewalks without passersby even knowing they were taking part in a movie! The results are a virtual time capsule of life in post-war New York City.
Dassin directed other memorable films in the same mold as The Naked City, including Brute Force (1947), Night and the City (1950), and Thieves' Highway (1949). But his career in Hollywood, like so many others, would be tragically cut short when he was blacklisted during the ruthless McCarthy-era witch hunts. Dassin took the fall rather than name names before the committee...unlike several of his closest friends, including actor Lee J. Cobb, director Elia Kazan, and playwright Clifford Odets. After moving to Europe to find film work, Dassin settled in Greece, a weary but idealistic man who later admitted to having been a member of the Communist Party, although he never aimed to espouse his beliefs in any of his pictures.
Nevertheless, even with Dassin at the helm, Hellinger is the most fascinating person connected to The Naked City. A quick scan of his biography reads like an elaborate, Damon Runyon-inspired put-on: His first job was as a reporter for a theatrical publication called, mysteriously enough, Zit's Weekly. During prohibition, he drank copious amount of brandy and wrote the first-ever Broadway column, a wildly popular slice-of-life called "About Town." He soon began dressing in his lifelong uniform of dark blue shirts and white ties. He was so generous with his money, people would line up on pay day and wait for him to slide bills into their hands. In 1926, he married a beautiful showgirl whose actual name was Gladys Glad. In 1931, he wrote sketches for the Ziegfeld show, Hot Cha. He successfully toured the vaudeville circuit as an actor for a year. He broadcast football games for Columbia University without knowing a single thing about football...It goes on like that for pages.
Eventually, Hellinger wrote a couple of books that got sold to the studios out in Hollywood. He then declared that he, too, would go to Hollywood, but not as a mere screenwriter- he wanted to produce movies, too. After a string of forgettable B-pictures, he insisted, in 1941, that Humphrey Bogart play the lead in his production of High Sierra. The film was an indisputable classic that made Bogart a major star. Later, Hellinger would produce The Killers (1946), which introduced the world to Burt Lancaster. It was around this time that Hellinger became good friends with Ernest Hemingway, the author of the short story on which The Killers was based.
Hellinger dropped dead from a heart attack in 1947, having lived just long enough to enjoy a successful preview of The Naked City. At long last, he finally got some sleep.
Producer: Mark Hellinger
Director: Jules Dassin
Screenplay: Albert Maltz and Malvin Wald
Cinematography: William Daniels
Editing: Paul Weatherwax
Music: Miklos Rozsa and Frank Skinner
Art Design: John DeCuir
Set Design: Russell A. Gausman and Oliver Emert
Costume Design: Grace Houston
Makeup: Bud Westmore
Principal Cast: Barry Fitzgerald (Lt. Dan Muldoon), Howard Duff (Frank Niles), Dorothy Hart (Ruth Morrison), Don Taylor (Jimmy Halloran), Ted de Corsia (Garzah), House Jameson (Dr. Stoneman), Anne Sargent (Mrs. Halloran), Adelaide Klein (Mrs. Batory), Tom Pedi (Detective Perelli), Enid Markey (Mrs. Hylton), Frank Conroy (Capt. Donahue), Mark Hellinger (Narrator).
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